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London, England, 1819-10-06 00:00:00

FASHIONS FOR OCTOBER.

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Moawneo. Dais.—Composed of fine jaeonot musUn, nude
high, a full ruff of deep point lace of rich needle-work ; sleeves
confined at the wrists with a double trimming of worked
muslin ; epaulettes on the shoulders to correspond : the skirt made
full, with three flounces at the, bottom. Bonnet of French
white, with *rich phi,e of feathers in front. Gloves and shoes
to correspond.
EvrAiNG Dases—=Composed of gossamer net over white satin,
made full, trimmed at the boniest with a broad full flounce of
deep blond, headed with a piping df satin, and confined with
bows of white rlband. The body trimmest with blood to corres-
pond ; sleeves made full, and tutefully confined with white satin.
Superb turban of striped silver gauze and rich plume of white
ostrich feathers in front, the heir falli;li in natural and funnier
curls. Diamond bandeau, with necklace, armieta, abd drop ear-
rings of the same. Slippers of white saint. French white kid
gloves, just escaping the elbow.—l..adis Magazine.

On Saturday last, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon,
Prince LEOPOLD arrived at Harewood House, with
his attendants, Sir ROBERT GARDINER, Baron AD.
DENBROOKE, &c. His Royal Highness was greeted
with the same marks of respect which have awaited
him in other places he has visited. The church bells
rang a merry peal on the occasion, and he was met
at the grand entrance by the venerable Earl, with
Viscount and 'Viscountess LASCELLES. His Royal
Highness was introduced into the saloon by the Earl,
where a party of Noblemen and Gentlemen were
assembled to receive him. His Royal Highness sub-
sequently, accompanied by the Earl and his guests,
walked through the garden and pleasure-grounds, to
the nursery and mechanical establishments. The
latter (which are supported entirely by his Lordship,
and where a number of men are employed) were
viewed by the Pantos with much interest. The
party then proceeded to the ancient castle and village
of Harewood, of which his Royal Highness expressed
his most unqualified approbation. He was particu•
lady pleased with the view from the pleasure-grounds
of the beautiful valley of Whartdale, so celebrated
for its high state of cultivation, and its many pictu-
resque and rural prospects. After this gratifying
promenade, the party returned to inspect the im-
provements which have lately been made in the noble
mansion, where they partook of true old English
hospitality. The arrangements were of a splendid
and princely description.

DRURY-LANE THEATRE.—The popular Opera of
The Devitt Bridge was represented last night at this
Theatre. BRAMAN, the composer and singer, to
whom the Piece in a great measure owed its first
success, supported the part of Belino. He was never
in better voice, nor apparently in better spirits, and
seemed determined to chew that time has not im-
paired those powers which have hitherto set compe-
tition at defiance: his very redundancies, which are
sometimes excessive, are yet so brilliant and so asto-
nishing, that criticism can scarcely venture to hint at
at disapprobation. Last night added another to his
numerous triumphs, and he was unmercifully encored
lin every song. Miss CAREW appeared, for the first
time on this Stage, as Rosalyina. There is.a pleas-
ing modesty in this young Lady's manner, which im-
parts much interest to her performance. As a singer
she is chaste and correct, and will always be a valu-
able acquisition, although not exactly fitted for .the
very first rank. Her voice possesses neither brilliancy
nor sweetness enough to enable her to contest the
palm with the most distinguished female vocalists of
the present day. Mr. THORNE, who has been fre-
lquently heard at Oratorios and Concerts, made his
debut in the character of Florian. The part does not
afford much scope for exertion ; but Mr. THORNY
made the most of it ; and in one of his songs was en-
cored. Mr. THOMPSON personated (for the first time)
the Baron Torddi in an efficient manner. HARLIt
OXBERRY, Miss KELLY, and Mrs. &atm, were as
admirable as usual. The House was well filled be-
fore the drawing-up of the curtain, and overflowed
after the admission of half-price. If the beginning
of the season may be taken as the augury of what is
to follow, Mr. ELLISTON may proceed with the full
confidence of success.

ADELPHI THEATRE, (formerly Sans Pareit).--The
decaying prosperity of our principal Theatres may in
some measure be attributed to the taste and spirit of
enterprise displayed in the management of the minor
ones. The Olympic and Surrey have closed a suc-
- , and the new Proprietors of the
Messrs. Ronwatt. and Jowes,
te. Some inaccurate statements haat
ing their arrangements. The fol-
wincipal ones :—The House is newly
gas, a new Saloon has been built,
formed on each side of the House,
fashion of having an elegant
been adopted. Mr. and. Mrs. CHAT
'.KINSON, Miss COPELAND, the Miss
Mr. JOUN ltaeva, have been en-
is appoir ted Stage Manager.—The
if. about a fortnight.

SPOR77WG.

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DISPUTED ST. LP:GER RACR. I I
Although the Jockey Club have not met in a btidr to deckle
on this great event, yet one hundred to one was betted at New..'
market, on Alonday.saight, that the Stake would be awarded to!'
Antoni), but no one would takc it.
Mr. Currou has purchased Antunit, who claims the disputed
Great St. Leger Stakes at the late Doncaster Races.
NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, 1819.
TUMULT, OCTOBER 5. •
V. The Stewards have decided the Doncaster St. Leer
Race to Antonio, and all bets to be paid and received accordingly.

The Garden 3takes of 100 gs. each.—T.M.M.
Lord Eietees Advance, sit. 121 h.
Mr. Lakes Roger Bacon, 7st. 51b. - - - 2
Mr. Cheltna's Strepfion, 7st. 71b.
Mr. Cdny's Corinne, 7st. 10Ib. 4
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Mr. Thornhill's Ringleader, 7st. 111 b. broke his Lg.
4to 1 agst Advance-5 to 2 ag,t Roger Bacon--5 to 1 agst
Corinne-5 to 2 agst Ringleader.

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The St. Leger Stakes of 25gs. each, fat 7-yr.ohl colts, Bst. 71b.
and fillies, 85t.
Diike of Portland's colt Tiresias - - - - 1
Mr. Lake's bay colt Banker 2
Mr. Goddard's bay colt Sir Topaz - - - - Z
Eight started—Seventeen paid—The Judge plated but three.
2 to 1 on Tiresias.

CThird and last Year).—One-third of a Subscription of 2.lgs.
each, for 4-yr-old cults, est. inlb. and fillies Bst.
Bona-fide the property pf Subscribers.—Tweray Subscribers.
Lord G. H. Cavendiskes bay colt Allegro - - I
Duke of Ponland's brown colt Screw - - - - g
Mr. Lake's chesnut colt Rbger Bacon - - - II
5 to 2 on Allegro.
GOLFING.
The Gold Medal given by the Edinburgh Burntsfield links
Golfing Society, was played for over Berntsfieid Links' on
Satur:ay the 25tb ult. and, after a keen contest, gained by
Ikon Gsamaat, Esq. of Meadow Place.

BOXING.
The lovers offistic Sports had a famous, although
milling treat yesterday, at the back of the Red liormeirteder-
sea in one of the open fields. The match which led tke pcople
thhher was one between two valiant Tailors, ailing and a dims,
but their prowess having been heard of in the Sporting Circles,
some regular Patrons of the Prize Ring attended, and knocked
up two other fights, out of which Randall had a casual turst-sqa
A rope ring of thirty fret was formed, and the Tailors dinged
their,hastors in with as much confidence as a Cribb, a Pascal,
or a Randall : the belied the adage of nise tenon iambi* amen,
as it was a tailor rather against two or three common men. The
Seconds were Professional Dozen. 'The one named &teflon had
rathar the best of the first round; but Ms adversary, Matthews,
left his marks upon him, and both bled freely. In the second
round, Shelton received a smart hit upon the usimmsee, and ano-
ther in the wind, which made him stunt like a pavior hammer-
ing at a stone ; he, however, skewed good game—he made a
manly rally at last, and grassed his client. The fight was all of
a piece—ft was throughout manly and resolute. Shelton won it
with much difficulty.
Another battle, equally as good as the former, was fosoast be-
tween Bishop and Edwards, the latter of whom possesses a con-
siderable portion of science; but Bishop put his science aside in
twenty-five minutes, and he was put to bed at Ireson's, at the
lied House, severely beaten. Bishop, although a winner, was
heavily punished.
sack Oeovr, and Matthews, a Book-binder, had a good set-to,
but it getting dark, the Stakes were divided, and the combatants
shook bands.

'the fun throughout was excellent. Most of the tint/ +millers
in town were present.
Cities and Srama left London yesterday to be on the ground
at Speenhamland this day at twelve o'clock, the place named to
fight ; and from thence they will proceed to Bristol, in case of the
non-appearance of NWT, to demand the deposit of X5O.

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of much pain from his wound. The surgeon assured campaign, paign,
• me that they were not dangerous ; but still, from the Adelphi Theatre, /
symptoms usually attendant
on gun-shot wounds, it preparing for one.
.
• Nvould be very imprudent to remove the men, at pre-
appeared- concernin
sent, to give their evidence against Meagher. lowing are the prin
Tim INQUEST ON TIIE BODY OF DALTON, AD- lighted up with go
JoURNED.
Dress-boxes are for
• At twelve o'clock, Mr. Mt LNE appeared and called and the prevailing
over the Jury, when some being absent, he entered Chandelier has beer
into a desultory conversation with the Reporters of TERLEY, 111 r. WILE
The Morning Chronide and The Times, declaring DENNETTS; and M
that no person should take notes in his presence. gaged, Mr. LEE is
propriety of allowing a free impartial account fiwatre is to open i