Star.
London, England, 1803-01-29 00:00:00

LONDON.

JANUARY t 9.
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71 7cl,

Velerday mnroing the Duke of CLARrscE and
feveral of the Nobilil y paid their rcipetts to their
mAJ, STI ES and the Princeffe. at the Q.2een's honfe.
At the Court of Cotnrion Council held at Guild-
hall un Thurftlay, two retitions to the Hon. Houle
of Commons, one for regulating the Coal. Trade,
and the ether fo; enlarging Smithfield market,wcre
agreed to, and ordered to he ligned by the Town
Clerk, and prefented by the Sheriffs, attended by
the Remembrancer.
Te Earl of Mou,:v NORRIS arrived at Ealing
Crusts, yeflerday, limn Ireland.
Major General CHURCHILL is come home from
Jamaica in the CERBEILUS frigate.
A Cynical Coy efpondent regrets that Ladieg,
who know fo well how to charm, (Mould not in
general /tell better.
I Ft Ist, EPITAPH—In Belturbet church-yard,
Ire-
lar.d, is this infcription—.4 Here lies job, Higley,
tdofe father and mother were drowned in their
paffige from America. Had they both fived, they
would have been buried bore !"

Lord LowTut* purpofes rebuilding the Pillar
of King EDWARD'S Monument on Burgh Marfls,
which the hand of Timc has almoft entirely de-
moliihed. _ _ _

There are Come doubts amone the Gentlemen
of the Long Robe, whether any of the charges
againft HaEfieLl can be fubilantiated ? That of
fir gin; afr mei, by the wording of the Ad, requires
proof that it was "uttered" by himfeif in perfon ;
and this it is found impollible to obtain.
Lord VILLIERS, Mr. T. SHERIDAN, Capt. CAM'-
S' LLD' and Mr. Ham r Lyon, were ikaiting on the
Serpentine River yefterday.
A copy of the tragedy of 7le Chp3an, by Orw►T,
differing very materially in the plot and the com-
pofition from that-play, as now reprefented on our
Rage, has been found amorg the Dorfet papers.
It appears to have been fent by the Poet toCir ARLES
Earl of Dorfet, for his revifal and correftion.

DRWRY-LANI Tit laTal.--Lall night Mr. Fait-
ana appeared a third time in the charaiter of Ke rg
Richard the Third. With regard to this Gentle•
man's performance, we have little to add to what
we have already Paid : he evinced more difcrimina-
tion ; and, although it is doubtful if he ever arrive
at any pitch of excellence, it will not be denied,
that time may render him, in this part, fom:thing
more than refpeltahle.
TN, MARCNIONES, or AIItRCORN.S TSICATRICALS.
The &rood reprefentation of The InWing Day and the popu-
lar Farce of Wk., the D op. ? were intended to be performed
at the Priory on Wednefday evening; but owing to the fudden
indifpofi ion of Mr. LA witE ?tot, who performed the part of
Maim, that character in the drama could not be filled
vp. An caplets was lent to town to requeft the aid of Mr.
WILLIAM SPENCER; but that Gentlegun being out on a (hoot-
log party his alEttance could not be gocured. In eonfequence
of their dif..ppointmento, the performer,. es are delayed till next
NCI k, much to the mortification of the difthiguilhed guefts
mbhd at the Marquis's. To confole the company, they were
entertained in the evening with a Concert of Vocal and inftru• '
mental Mae, in which the lovely Daughters of the Marquis
none to much advantage, and the evening concluded with a
fumptuous (Upper prepared for the meatuses. Among the via.
tors were Lord GRANVILLE LEVISONT GOWS ~. Lord OSSUC.
scoter, Lord and Lady MELBOURNE the two Mr. Lamas,
Mr. SOTIIERY, Lady ASOILL, Dr. eases. Mr. and Mrs.
SU VRIDAN. Mrs. KENNEL. Mr. W. MADOOCIRS. &C. Several
went down on Tuefday. Had the Play proceeded, the
ties
Marquis Intended to have Invited about forty of .he Harrow
boys. Lord HORART and Mr. ADDIIVITON were card.
& stburfday produced a polar fight to the vitiates at the wy.
It was no ler* than a party of about a dozen Ladles &skins on
the canal in the Marquis's Park. Lady C. and M. Hs MILTON,
MU'. Buyer*, fte. Rafted reels and country dances in fine Rik,
mid eat the outfide edge with angular elegance and dexterity.
PASISIAN PASIIIOII9A gent variety of head-drell'es has
withl I thee few dare been ohferved at the Opera, where the
bOVel were very brilliant. Many of tiem con All ofhprer caps,
and of dreites half velvet half hair; others, and there are more
I utisnerma., were two-thirds mask of gold tinfel. and the hee-
-1 I art, accompanied with plaits, f..rme4 a diadem. llac drzfet
o' long nstural hair are fmoothed behind and at the fides.—
Even in the tulle hairdreffos the quantity of ringlets is diminifii-
ed. Crops are Rill fern in abundance. That ditagreealik faiclon
difappears ottly foe a time, In order to again obtrude Writ with
tome flight charters that do ant in theleaft mitigate its deformi-
ty. With our faficlonahles of both taxes, it is a Study to lease
none of the hair in its natural dlrealon, but that behind. and
to bring forward the reit upon the forehead in a frizz ed form.
The rsgwi are generally made of black or poppretdoured
velvet, with two or more white feathersplaced 'lnuit pap n..
dieularly. hats of black velvet are worn three whits feathers
placed alto perpendicularly. Thule hats are not very deep, yet
ncithiug is made ate of to fix them on. Hats of latin continue
hi be tamed up before. They are generally white, orange, or
rate colour.

With almoft every kind of deers the hair at the nep of the
neck is compktcly hid, while the forehead 6 Caaded over with
earl% In half deck, or ssegiirei; nothing almelt is feat bat little
bonnets of bee or embroWercd rdG. 71t.fe honoets have no
reams. and ancar to be all of one piece. Sometimes a handkcr-
dad is worn over them, hut moll commonly they are boo
deed with a narrow tulle. Few Veils are to be fern, and thole
few after falliug over the face and ht ad fink under t^e &awl
The aigrettes, called efprita, are mach kit In vogue than the fiat
teat hen. Soft ateettes now and then apisear nude of feather,
of the bird of pars life. Foe the long falls, is turtle the Callao's-
abk colonels amaranths or Turkillt fearlst.

Fwty-eight out of fifty of the young ram are tinge. Powder
is feared, worn in fail drc fa. Round lists arc diferrearing.
and cock .4 ha s, with black feathers, ar.: coming late hadn't.
The mar: (lathing bucks war them with an edging. The ruffles
and frills ere plaited in large round plaits.
A letter, dated Demerara, December 3, 1832,
fays—•L Yclkerday the En gin flag was hauled
down under a (aline, and the Dutch flag hoilled
with the fame ceremony ; Dever was farrow fo nni-
•erial amongft the Dutoh as well as the Englifh.
I affitre you, I felt much affe.ted at taking leave
of Officers, among whom I have been fo long.—
All the &itifb nide are to be over the Bar this
evening."