Star.
London, England, 1803-02-01 00:00:00

F.,!SIIIONS FOR FtBRU.7Rr.

Ft, L. I. DR ESSE/I-1.511ml robe cf plain patent net or
embroidered with Myer plate.i:: a runner which produce. is,
fame effect nit tvris fides. 11, eve, thort and Olin, ar:
made of white Lice and iinithed with a bra-elet. ten!
is of white Patin, embeoish red r end the bottom with filvei •
White (hoes. l'iara can-rue:it in the Lair, and brleclets 04
the arms.

2. Drefs of pink crape or pa:ctit net, eml:roidrred with rll,l
plate in the Lune mann, ras in the precrdink be dr Te—y t
nifhed in a point on Ow I tt fide. and ftfb-ned to th.• dr,f. wl.l.
gold cord and talk's. V. ry full &eves of pb.k crape, tl.e
fame as the drefs. The front made plain and very low, 1v its
a lace tucker drawn ft 11 mind the holm. A white Cada pu-
rl oat, embroidered round the bottom with gold.

FICA o-oit ass—A (mall round turban of whiT crape, trim•
med round the front %Tali gold. A white oltrich feather placed
fo as to fall over the left fide.

PaoMr NA DC Dat isr 3-.4. Round drefa of cambric tnuflin,
fpenccr cloak of black velvet. trimmed all round with broad
lace. Black velvet 601111 Ct, ornamented with black feathers.—
lkar muff.

2. Round deers of white muffin, trimmed round the bottom
with a col urcd border. Long ilecves made send's, and con,
fined with two bracelet Long veil of lace or patent net twilled
round the head, the cntl. falling on each fide. A golf comb up
the top of the bead. Bear muff.

0 ATION s—The prevailing colours are puce, coque/la
cot, green, and amber. Pellets of velvet or ki.rfeymere are
uoiverfaL Drcfri.a are made very low in the back, and the lace
which trims the buforn, inflead of forming a frill, is drawn
up chafe as a tucker. The fleevcs are made quite plain or very
fuU ; the plain ones eonfilt of alt. mate ltripcs of l ee and toot-
hy. Feathers are generally worn, chitfly ()Briefs. Beaver hats
and bona is have f, r the prefent fuperfcded thole of velvet.

Monday fe'nnight the Right Hon. Lord Sror.
FORD wai unanimonfly chofen Member of Parlial
ment tor the Dumfries Diftriet of 13oroughs, at
Annan.

Lag night Mr. HoLcaorr"s Comedy was again
performed at Drury Lane Theatre, and agair: ex.
perienced a very patient hearing. It drew a ra-
ther numerous, but not Rs crowded an audience
as on Saturday evening : during the UR ad), rums
marks of difapprobation were lhewn.
La II night Mr. C art Lass again fit Rained the cha.
rafter of oa/x//o, at Covent-Garden Theatre, and
confirmed the opinion we have already given of
his performance. The confidence acquired by ex.
perience gives him the opportunity of exhibiting
his powers, and he grows upon us in the fcene.
A confiderable drawback upon the reprefental
lion, however, was occafioned by the indifpolition
of Mr. Coots, whole unrivalled delineation of 4.14.
has been juftly eftesmed the no Au :okra of the mi.
ink art.—Mt/am was the fubßitute, and to an
almoftereseis audience depicted this Mallet-1y portrait
of the immortal Bard in as glowing colours as the
congeniality of the fituation would admit. Mr.
Coots's aloud's, we underfland, is caufcd by vio..
lent fpafms in the flomach.
bliss WOODFALL is engaged at Drnry-Lane
Theatre, and will, no doubt, in the forcer parts
of Tragedy, and fentimental Comedy, be a valu-
able addition to the Company.
The Gentleman who is to appear in the part of
Hamlet, to-morrow, at Covent Garden Theatre
is Captain CautrtlLD, ' who performed Hoilho
with fo much applaufe Rocheßer, and the ric
Nic Theatre.
The Party that fell in with the ice on the Eier-
pentine River, on Sunday lag, were Mr. and Mrs.
Sim riot, of New Bridge-greet, Blackfriars, a Mr.
and Mrs. GRAH•I49 Mirs Datsawarsa, ant
another Lady and Gentleman whole name we
know not. There was a coach provided as loon
as poffible, into which they all crowded, wet as
they were, till they came to Meas. Norris and
Co's. Fleet-Rivet.

I The fkaiting on the Serpentine River on Sunday
recalled to memory a beautiful moral image is
DAYDEII :
He that Mit fins, like hirn that ;?cads on Ice,
Vcides amitosis down the flippery paths of vice;
He (fides on esationa, but, thole fears got o'er,
He Aka on foriftlf, and looks back no more.
An Edinburgh paper lays, we are happy to •
mention, that Mr. JoHN CLASS, the young gentle:
Man who was laid to have peri(hed in the wreck
of the Hindofian, is among the furvivors, his
friends having received a letter from hirnfelf.
On the 2 sth ult. the corpfe of Mr. Gioans
GORDON, brewer, was found in the tide at Alm-
deen. The extreme darknefs and boilleroufnefs of
the night caufed him to mill his way on the Shore
brae, and to fall over the tilnay.
A petition has been drawn up by the MagiffrAte,
of Greenock to the Lords of the Treafury, prayt
ing that that town and port may be admitted to
the benefit of the projeEled bonding and ware-
boding bill.
Fox•Cmace.—Yefterday, at one o'clock, a fine
fox was unkennelled among the ruins in the Strand,
'on the weßern fide of Temple Ear. The Epping
Hunt has been often admired for its curious field
of fportfmen, but never was there fuel; a thane
and anomalous medley collected as upon the pre-
fent occafion ; mafons, hodmen, labourers, hack:
ney.coachmen, applewomen, fifhwomen, boys,
girls, and terriers, all in full cry, joined in the
purfuit. The croud and variety were farther en=
creafed by a large portion of the cafiral paten=
gers in that great thoroughfare, attraEled to the
!Celle by curinfity, fuppofing that fome wonderful
difcovery had been made among the ruins. Poor
Reynard, being an animal of throng fira
made for Clement's Inn, in hopes, no doubt, that
a fellow.feeling would there infure him a fafe afy:
lum. He had the good fortune to gain the gate;
but that was nearly the total of his fueccfs : be
tried every building: he tan up (lairs and dowrrj
Hairs, but no friendly lawyer would afford him
filcher : no bankable door would open to receive
him : he met with nothing but demurrer:, rebritm,
and far-rAutterr, while ad:ons vi & anal,. ever?
where purfued him. Finding no law in the Inn,
he made a double to gain his old ground, but he
had fearcely reached It, when a blow of a pickaxe
put an end at once to his life and the purfuit,
hodman immediately mounted his brutb, and A
patty of mafons and labourers carried the deed!
ffi body in proccon to the Son public-horifi. thene!
to regale themfilves after the fatigues of the day.
and celebrate the fuccefs of the chace. Trout
hence poor Reynard came, or how it happened
that he Mould bait taken up fucb [trine quart
ten, we canno: conjature.

NAUTICAL. INTELLIGENCE.

SHEERNESS, JANUARY 3T.

A mofl dreadful accident happened on Saturday
evening laft :—Some Gentlemen had been on a
!hooting party down the river, and had, it is fup-
poled, drank too freely of wine : when they arrived
near home, fix of them jumped all at once into a
!mall boat, which lay alongfide the veil, in order
to get on (bore, by which unfortunate circumnance
three of them were drowned. Medical affiltance
was procured as loon as poffible for the others,
who, we are happy to Rate, are faft recovering.
The Amphitrite, Capt. FALK, has put in here,
being wind-bound: the is laden principally with
grocery, and bound to Antwerp, from London.