Star. — London, England, 1803-05-27 00:00:00

ST. YAMErs. Yeßetday, at half paR twelve o'clock, her ile lISTY, accompanied by their Royal Highneffes the Princelike Aucu STA and Meet, arrived at St. James's Palace. His MAJESTY came about half part one, when the Drawing room commenced, which was attended by their Royal Highneffes the Primers of Weise, the Dukes of CLAILINCI and CUMBERLAND, the Archbifhops of Canterbury, York, and Dublin, the Bithops of St. Afaph and Downe, the Speaker of the Honfe of Commons, the Chancellor oft he Es. chequer, the Secretaries of State, the Secretary at W ar , the Spend, Swedifh, Neapolitan, Batavian, Ruffian, Portuguefe, and Sardinian Ambalradors, the Lord Mayor. the Sheriffs of London, the Dean of Weßminfier, and the following Nobility and Gen try, viz. Dukes—Portland, Rcaburgh, Athol, Beaufort, Rutland, and Gordon. _ _ iruCheffea.—Athol,Hcanfort,Rudand (Dowager), Gordon, Dor. (et, Northumberland, Rutland, and Marlborough. Marquiffes--Satribury, Bath, Worcefter, and Ely. Marchioneffes--Sallibury. Hertford, Bath (Dowager), Bath, Vodka, Woreciter, Townitiend, and Downibire. Earls--Chefterfield, Cardigan, Stamford, Macclesfield, Dart orroath, Dalkeith, Morton, Harcourt, Caryofort, Galloway, Lei =Hu, Temple. Mesborough, F./aglow, Southampton, Port wore, Romney, Warwick, Mount Edgecumbe, Digby, Bat/writ, Aboyne, Maim:floury, Cooyngham, Eglinton, Kenn are. Breadal.. bane, Onflow, Moira, Longford, Fertdciic, Lau% Weftmore land, Mansield. Chichdter, and ()Neil Count dkv—•Cardiff an, Eldon, S taniford, Macclesfield, Dalkd the Dartmouth, (...hryofort, Mezbos ough, Effingham, Ma, Southamp- WO. COnlnghain. Eglirigtoun, Harrington, Wilton, St. Vincent, °Ad ge. Lis upon', (Dowager) Eno, Chatham, Elgin, Errol, Lekkm, Darnley, Rothes, Fortefeue, Weftntoreland, Rofslyn, Chatmondeley, Gramm, Ay, leibury, Breadaibane, Kenmore, sad Glafgow. Vifeounta....Sydney, Cranley, Stopford, Falmouth, Galway, Mel- Ville. Brome, Mariham. Fitz barrio, Ca (Haugh, Hereford, Agkrim, Courtenay. Bulkeley, sad Howe. Vileounteres...Sydney, Cowley, Stopford, Melville, Caitleragh, .kikrOm, Lowther, Folkeitooe, Galway, and Dungannon. Lordir—Beifton (in waiting), Cathcart (Gold Stick ), Whitworth, Pdham, Hawkeibury. Walfingharn, Yarborough, Hinny, Henui ten!. Hendrick, Binning, M'Donald, Dynevor, F. Spencer, Bolton, Middleton, C. Spencer, Proby, Hatboro, Mark C.rr, H. Stuart, Brownlow, Boringdon, Grantham, L. Gower, H. Somcrfet , Paget, Kenyon, and Montford. Barons—Noleki.; Lemke, and Meicor. Ladies—btawell, Hen y, Binning, A u eidand. Ken Ton, Dowager tenyon, Middleton, Hobart, Hawkelbory, Pelham Somerfei. Somerville, Northelk, Headley. Mathew Hartwell, Perth, Sof ten, W. Pitt, Dalrymple, dame Parcivals Brum, Binning, Chirps, three Timms Dynevor, Rick, Carton, two Percy. H. Deoeo;nbe, Honywood, E. Hatton, Sbeadd, , S. Ryder. Norman, E. !Weer. A. Clever's', C. Rawdon, Arden, Ant tura, C. Bellaryfe, Golfe, C. Whop, Dyne -tor, Grey , A. Womb well, C. Townthascl,iiervey. E. Palk, C. Cadagan, O. Laa, M Bingkeem, Cecil, A. Hamilton, Sykes, T. Cradoek. Harrington. Rowley, S. Pane, Rolle, A. Donates, Reorle, Clive, H. Tamale:ad, Itoodord, sod Tanpictows..4lsroods Howe. _ - - &n—E: Dearing, G. Morn; P. Ha le, A. Peck. J. Colpora, T. Porbell, Wm net, IL Dalrymple, W. panda+. C. Morgan, A. Clarke, J"Colletoo, G. Warrender. J. Ortiz, J. Hoorwood. M. Sykes, !vinery, J. Harrington, W. Guile, L. Parksa, C. )gabopp, and R. W. Vaughan. GenadkrOordonalski,Cowell, Barton (Silver &irk), Scrag, Balfoar,and Lekind. Cokss;els--Cheker, Dyke, Hutehinfoo, Maguire. Perms, and lidajkor Birch. ptaine--Legge, Ingot. Upton, airy, Banbury, ilooywood, riereepout, wades, Guile, and *advt. Mdirs.—r-Addutgtoo, Hunter. Fauquler, G. Villiers, Pelham, Geedlle...Maude, Adams, J. C. Villiers, Beredord, Walpole., Cowper, P. Weft, Grolvenor, J. Manners, Bigot, Littleton, Braddyl, Bootle, Egerton, Vincent, Elliott, W. Bellafyfe, Leievre, King, Girorarde, Monekton, Penn, H. Addington, Haffan, Foreiter, Norman, Langtnead, Wallace, Morgan, Murray, Jetrnfon. Lur: Toughs, H. Carr. Mifkass—Addingt n, Grant, Dyke, Baryon, Howard. Mark ham C. Morrey. Walpok, Wortley, Powcll, Budd 1, AtDooald, Malcolm, Ns Bouverie, Dupre, Wright, Lille, Burroughs. Milks—Two Townikends, two Peden, defter, Pitt, I = 7 - Crifteton, Rich, Honywood, three Courtesays, , Guile, Suet, Braddyl, Lowther, and two Mosektona. At half pail three the Right Hon. the Speaker of the Houle of Commons, attended by the proper Officers, and feveral Mem bers of that Houle, arrived With the Addrefs, which his tetalssry received•on the Throne. Among the Prefentitions to her Meizerr were— Lady H. T . OWM MUM, V!feciantefs Sydney. Mils Y. Lowrie's, by Vlfceunaf Lowther. Vifenint Getman, by the HOD. Z. MODCkIOII. Wears*le Gataria, by Lady dykes. Alfa. Mr. C. M by the Pad of Monadald; Ind Met. *fulmar. By Lady 8. lia;tou. ea adi anal l;give asuliale& WILLIAM Oohs, by VI/ mu Mr. MOLLOWSII CAIN al Oh* thiamin at dm by Lord Itfortsa. _ _ - 5/Itis Housman, by bier umber, Lady Maywood. MIL Ann Paste, by bermatber, Lady Peek. 'lle two MUD Montanans, by Lady P'.Sylis. Cm. sad MIA BILIDRYL, by Mr,. braddyL CM. Filllolll. by PAC Drummed. Mr. and Mrs. Dee mean s, by —.46.. Mn. arterial*, by CaL Kievan'. as Ma return from We. Dena Magem, Minlfter Plealpeteetisry from the Them at intender& by Lard Plamasseay. Tbe Drawing Room broke up about five o'clock, orben their Muir:las returned to the Queen's Houk tgo dinner. The Right Hon. the CNANCILLOR of the Excite -41/111 had a long interview with His MAJESTY this morning. at the Queen's Houle. _ _ _ _ Orders have been ailed by Government for mount• ing the guns on the batteries all along the Effie coaft. Yellerdayafternoon it was reported that the Ama son frigate, with his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Kent on his way to England, had been captured by a French Thip ir—ernd this day a rumour has been in duitrioutly circulated that the Vs ernes., of 110 guns, Admiral Lord histson, has been taken by the enemy. We do not credit either of thde ftories. We have received American Papers to the aid ult.—An article, dated New York, sift April, (am that accounts have been received from Cape Fran cois, of two regiments of Polanders, who arrived with the F►ench troops, having revolted, and joined the brigands. Mr. Fox and Mr. Prrr eonverfed together a few minutes behind the Throne in the Houfe of Lords kit night. The Dutch Ambafedor gave a grand entertain ment yellerday,at his houfe,GreatCumberlandplacc, to a large party of falbionables. The infant fon of Lord Gower was baptized yef terday evening, at his Lordfhip's honk in Arlington- flreet ; fponfors, Sir Wu , . Hunt Bart. Hon. Mr. Vs and L ady As.v.s. His Lordiltip gave an cleg.ant dinner upon the occalion. Ergots Racts.—Seven honks (forted L ord for the Derby Stakes, which were won by Lord G. H. CAV 111 DISN'S bog i e. The fccond and third in, were thofe of Lord GAST and Mr. DAWSO N . The bets were before Ratting, four and a half to our, in favour of the latter. NAUTICAL INTRLLIGENdk. This miming arrived a Mail from Jamaica, brought to Falmouth by the Townssun Packet in nine weeks. PORTSMOUTH, MAY. 16. Sailed the ALLicarnk, armed en.flute, for Cowes, to take in troops for the Welt Indies. DEAL, MAY 26. Sailed the ARCH!ft and LOCVST gun•vefrels nn a cruize.—Arrived the MANSMIP, LOGAN, and EARL Sr. VINCENT'S, from the Eat Indies.—Wind S. W. SHEERNESS, MAY 26. Tuefday morning at fix o'clock, Rear Admiral Rowtir arrived at Chatham with orders for the Dic• TATOK, BLSCHERMFR, BATAVILR, and A►IBVSCADP, to fail with all poffible difpatch for the Nore ; it is fuppofed they arc to receive troops The DICTATOR, Captain NEWHOUSF, was tinder fail in three hours after the orders arrived, notwithltanding the was ly ing in a perfeCtly unprepared Rate. CHATHAM, MAY 26. The DICTATOR and BERCI. E R Fl, which failed on the a4th, did not anchor in Long Reach but .‘ent out tnthe Ntwe ; they cre follosved yeilei day by the AMBUSCAD. and BAT•VII,R floating !movie". The UNICORN frigate has failed for Long Reach. Capt. WILLIAM Hors commiaioned the DF VI NCI this morning The ATLAS, mentioned by y .ot lately as at Plymouth, is in Dock here, cut down t.) a third rate ; it will be fome time before the goes out of dock. A great number of additio na l hands have been en• tered in the Rope Yard. PENZANCE, MAY 24. Arrived this morning the brig Day of Neweaftle, Totomas Rnasom Mader, from Frede ickflad in Nor way, with Timber, eitc. for Belled. This afternoon the Dolphin, Cuftom Houle cutter, brought in here the French brig la Diane, about 120 tons burthen, of and from Guadaloupe, with ct•ffce, cotton, and fugar ; PIIRR2 MINLCRU Mader, bound to Havre de Grace: the Dolphin fell in with her about fourteen league► fouth-weft of the Scilly Wands, the had been at lea 37 days. TORBAY, MAY 25. Juft landed here, out of the &I India (hip EARL ST. VINCENT, Captain Jona BROOICIS SAMPWN. Mr. CNARLIII Twom•s, Puler of the laid fhip, together with Major WlLsow and family, and Mr. CHARLES WATRIRS, of the Civil Service ; they left the (hip this morning at eleven o'clock, off thy Start, in com pany with the Eaft India (hip Mansuiv. The pal fengers and crater are all well, having a fine breeze from the W. S. W. Left St. Helena the 27th March. DOVER, MAY s 6. The Auca LAND packet. Captain HAIINOND, failed this tide with foreign mail, and upward' of too pi fengers ; tailed with a Bag of truce. Arrived the KINSHIP Eat! Indianian, Captain Locart, from Bengal, and landed the Purfer and difpatches for the Company; alfo Captain Rattan, Mr. SIMPSON, and three or four other paffengers; the EARL Sr. Via mot EaR Indiaman is in company, and expeeled to land the Purfer and difpatches immediately. There (hips had heard nothing of war until they arrived in our Roads. PLYMOUTH. MAY ss. Came in the Mao cutter, of 14 guns, Capt. PILL, from a cruize, and brought in a feizure of 219 calk fpirits, which the picked up floating os the water, off the Lizard, having been thrown overboard from a &niggling veffel: the cutter chaced the Dove lugger of Mailings for many hours, and at laft caught her, but (he had thrown the whole of her cargo over board : they impreffed five men out of her, and then fuffered her to depart.—The HIND cutter alfo fent in the Frehch brig le Qitinette, Capt. Aoa.aa POINT TEX, from St. Croix, bound to St. Vallery, laden with fah, which the captured off the Lizard, on the z3d inftant.—Came in the Morning Star, fmuggling cutter, of Plymouth, from Guern(ey, laden wiih felt in bags: the was taken by the NI/11811, of 28 guns, Capt.SONIIIVILL ',off theLiaard. The veffel was put in poffefLon of a Midthipman and three other men, and orderedto Plymouth,but beingthort of water they were obliged to anchor near the Manacles, for the purpofe of getting a fupply; foon after which three boats came off from the 'bore, filled with defpera doei no doubt the perfons to whom the cargo was configned, who boarded the rad, and took out by force about t 8 calks of fpirits three bags of tobacco, and to bags of (alt ; they a lto very ill-treated the Midthipman; took from him his pocket-book, in which was the veffel's re ter and many other pa pers, and then threatened to throw him overboard, after which they made off to the (bore, and the Mid. Chipman immediately got under weigh and failed for this port. IN OF PRIZE MONEY. The Monarch, Tremendous. America, Sceptre. Stately, Trideen. jupker, Ruby, CreCcent, hpayna, Moklk. itattkinake, Echo, and Hope. for the capture of the nine Dutch blips in Saidasha Bay, as *arab t 7, 5794, wail agate be paid at No. g, NOW Brood.br ORIENOCX, MAY s♦ Arrived here, la& night, the Flora, WM' .. from King Son. after a parage of 53 days. She failed three days in fight of three (hips, fu poled bound to Liver pool, names unknown. TJ he amaica Packet was ex pcded to fail two days after them. Spoke the brig Peggy, from Charletton for Liverpool, about a month ago, out 3o days.—Crops fomewhat Start, but unu• fually prodtglive.—Arrived on Sunday. the Brilliant, Leiteh,from Barbadoes,after a Paoli* of 32 days; on the 6th WA. in lat. 44. long. 45. (poke the Ceres, of Jerfley, from Cadis for Newfoun dla nd t on the Bth, to lat. 45. 30. long. 39. Spoke the Seallower, of and from Leith, to Newfoundland, all well. Druatuttad. Team at Tarateatb ludo, ban Legbara ; Bevan. Law, at *Mal, has haw I Marla. GRIMM, ban Barba/in ; Inwensalb. littamieblaa, at Lboalek, bola beats at *llk, M Drachm sad Mom Sword. frau 1, as; at IM MO. May b, Orair.fout MOM/Orbit ; u Loadeaderry, &aft Owl= ken Now Tub ; abil at Cak e Seri; hiked. Wm Med km ldbS. *s sod di de Peda l Illaree. Owed. put PROM MOTO% UST. CIAVTI!VD, MAY a6.—Palled by the Minerva, Seater, from Hambuqh.—Sailled the Horatia, Robertfon, for Haniburgh ; Ami na, for Cortinna ; Porperity, Jones, for Cork ; Maria Eliza beth, Wyderaan ; and Anna Lou: a, Dajnian, fur Brcmin. The LAPWING is ordered to be victualled and Bored for eight months. La SEINE, of 42 gunc, was yeflerday put into cnmmiffion, and Capt. DAVID MILS F. appointed to the command. The AMBUSCADE IS ordered to join Lord KEITH'S fleet. The SANDWICH is ordered to be got ready for a prifon fhip. CORN-MARKET, lIHRK-LINE, MAY 27. The fupply of Cern since Monday has been but trivial: prices have not experienced any material variation, except Oats and Beans, which are each is. dearer—Barley and Malt alto fell very free at Mon day's quotation—For other particulars we refer to our following currency : Engiifh Wheat, per qr. 53s 63s Fine 66s 7os Fine Danta;c Wheat, sos 5:7.1G0s Rye, 343 36s 376 Barley, 266 27s 6d (Superfine) 28s 30i Malt, 44S 46s sos Oats, 20. 24$ 2132 Horfe Beans, 32s 34s Tick Beans, 301 33$ Hog Peas, 31s sss Boilers. 461 sos Carraway Seed, 441. to 471 per ewt. Coriander, 28s to 3os per cwt. Canary, 71s to 746 per qr. Rape S eed, 341 to 361 per laft. Flour, gos 55s per fad:. INSPktTORS RETURN FROM unmoor, MAY 16. Wheat, per Load, from t 51. os. to 181. los. Barley, per Qparter, from 11. 6s. to O. Bs. Oats, per c a rter, from It 4s. to 11. Bs. Beans, per nal ter, from 11. 14.5. to 11. IS:. Peale, per Quarter, from ti. ISs. to al. os. Coveur GARDE N—King 7obn.—The Prologue to Dr. VALPY'S alteration of this Play, was written by Mr. Pre. It is equally diaitiguifbed for the flrength of its language and of its patriotifm. It prepared the audience for the fcntiments, which the play con tained. It was forcibly delivered by Mr. BRUNTON. The Epilogue is from the pen of Mr. Maumee J sits, a young Gentleman of Oxford, of great pro mile. It contains fome good comic points,and fome excellent ferious fentisnents. Mrs. L.ITCHFIELD, in the delivery of it, proved the vet fatility viler powers. We know few inftauces of an Aetrefs, who, Co early, arrived at In high a degree of excellence. We fcarcely know one, whole improvement is fo rapid and fo uniform. The 70th Regiment received their route yellerday a: Sheerncfs, anJ %ill march on Monday for Shorn cliffe near Hythe. The Berkfbire, and three bat talions of the Middlefet Militia, are quartered in Sheet nets. On Tuefday lalt, five Companies of the 95th or Rifle Corps, marched from Shoincliffe and Hythe Barracks for Blatchington, in Suffer. The undermentioned Changes are ordered to take place in the Q2arters of the Troops in the Southern Diitriet:— Regimenta Dettination. Arrivals. Fifty-fecood . Canterbury - May I 9 Fir* Surrey - AiMord - —it Second Surrey ritto - mat Ealt Middlefes - Ditto - —23 and 14 Northampton - Dover Cattle - —a7 and 38 Leicefter - Ditto —. 3o and 3z . .. Derby - - Tunbridge - —io and is Denbigh - Woolwkh - Joie 3 Cardigan - Ditto - -- 4 Fifty.fiVentit - SUVen.HAI - May WS and it Bigitty-dghth - Ditto - - --- 27 Welt Middlefes - Aliihrd - - — a6 Weitutinfter - Ditto ikrkihire - Ditto a a - 27 - 27 RadDerain: - lattingbeern - June Oxford . Dr,er Cale - May 31 Warwick . Marling & Wrodues June a and Fißla-nithh • Dm:genera - May jo Yelterday lan's HAM, Efq. Citizen and glafs. feller, and EDWARD Form, Efq. Citizen and met.• cer, paid each of them a fine of 4001. and so marks to be excufed (crying the office of Sheriff for this city. At St.PauPsCathedral yeflerday a liberal fubfcrip tion was made by the audience who attended Divine Service on the occafion of affembling the charity chil dren of the metropolis and its environs. Near sOOO boys and girls were feated in the Amphitheatre, and the church was extremely crowded. This morning one of Lord Gwydir's grooms, who had gone out to ezercife the Hon. Mr. Barrel's boric, returning on a gallop, when near Charing Crofs, Isis mailer 's dog, one of the coach breed, which fol lowed, bit the animal's heel; the animal being ftarded ran on the pavement and fell again( • the Atop win. dows of Mr. Butler, hat•maker, and Mr. Place, taylor and habit-maker ; a poor woman was thrown down, and fo much hurt that Mr.Andrews,the furgeon °pp°- , fite,ordered her to be taken to the Went:sinner Infirm ary; the boric had his left hind leg broke his cheß terribly !maws", and his mouth very much cut—he was conveyed to the livery Rabies and killed. Mr. BWIRIL purchafed him about three months ago for ninety Guineas, and had fince been offered for him one hundred anti thirty Guineas. The lad threw' bimfelf off, and his fall being broken by. a Gentle man of the Yeomen of the Guard, who was pang at the time, he was providentially Paved. Iv roaster:on Givsa.—As within there three months feveral perfons have found eonfiderable bens. 6t, and perfonally expected their thanks to the Pro. prietors of Spriest's r's Anti.fcorbutic Drops, for the return of Health they have received, by taking their Medicine ; and as others have been enquiring for a remedy to counters& that eruption which in fo many cafes has followed the inflsenza, it is their peculiar fatisfaaion in thus baying in their power to remove their anxieties fo fatisfattorily on this head. Thole who are fubjett to annual returns of Scorbutic com plaints at this triton, experience has taught them the value of fuel' a Medicine. they have not now to learn its efficacy or its reputation, Rending, as it does, un equalled an the annals of Medicine, whether admi niftered in Scurvy, or applied to alleviate the fuffer ings of Gout, Rheumatifm, itc. or acrimonious erup t leas breaking out oa the holm ofthe Skin. MASSED BALL. • The Counters of Mouurroaass, who has lo (bone in the circles of rafhion, gave on Wcdnefd evening a fplendid ?deigned Ball and Supper at ti Earl's magnificent villa at Ealing Grove. An opinic. was entertained, from its being at forne diftance from town, that the company would not be numerou• This rumour was unfounded, for the party exceede, 600 perfonages of the first rank and diftindion, abot. the number of tickets ifued. As the cards exprefe.. that no one would be admitted after re o'clock, ti company began to alembic as early as nine I helot( cloven the Palace of Waxes arrived, and from tha: 11,.ur until twelve the marques came in groupes of fixes and levens.—To prevent the forgeries which !dually happen, Lord MOVIITMORRIS examined the tickets himielf, and, from exercifing this precaution, all improper perfons were excluded. The life of the .Icene was about twelve o'clock, and from that hour rntil !upper (half palt one), the flakes of wit and merriment continued unabated. The (upper was elegant. It was remarked that a better one was never ken on any fimilar occation, and, in jultice to Ot Noble boilers, we may add, that plenty abounded on every table. In the Pais ca's room two ling tables were laid out f r 2 5 each; at the head of the firm fat the elegant Counters of Mourrsoitars, and next to her Ladylbip fat his Royal Highnefs. Supper was laid in the four upper rooms fin am. arid, with the fide tables, about 370 in all fat down. After (upper, which did not take up above half an hour, the ball recommenced in the two elegant apartments on the ground Boor, appropriated to that purprfe. But little dancing took place; the attra&ion was the marques, many of which rupported their charaders With peculiar humour. At half pall three o'clock, the Palace ordered his carriage, and from that hour, until fix, the houfe was not free from carriages. The whole of the company departed before (even, previous to Al hid' they partook of tea, coffee, and chocolate. Amongli the moR confpicuous charadters, were the following : Co'onel Armftrong. and Colonel Davenport, as two Prends Abbe' (well known chuadder), were admirably fopported ; Lieu tenant Colonel Drinkwacer, an Old Englidi Baron; Lord Delwin. as Count Rornaldi, in The Tale of Myftery, wore a very fupab drels of crimfon velvet, trimmed with blick and gold, and richly embroidered; Vdcount Mountjoye, a Tartar Prince, in a rich drefs ; Mr. Chargneys, a Countryman ; Lord Durfey „a &Aar; Countefs Bentinek , a Sultana; and Lady Jemima • Pilgrim; Duke of St. Alban's, Pan, and the Dachas, a Mae Maid; Lady CloomeU, a Pilgrim ; and Lord Carleton. a Spaniard; Sir George Warrender, • Highliorder; and W. Pena, a Admiral; Major Doyle, an le& 'Want &roods Nole. • Virgin of the Sun, and the Mif, Bradylls, Flower Girls; Land Spencer Chkhefte;, • Highlander; and Colonel lanyne, as Old Gin Womon ; Mr. 8. Craven. Mother Shipton ; add Mr. Carey, a Jew Pedlar; the Margravioe of Anfpach,io afuperb Chief's ; Earl of Wipown, a Turk.; and Lady Loulfa Corry, m Grudge Girl; lieutenant Colonel Lnmkg, a Turk; rod Captain &MA a Countryman.—The Banditti, at the head of which appeared Mr. John Manners, were the Hon. Mr. Bennet, Mr. Smith, Mr. Bar • nerd, Lptain Cockburne., &c. Mr. Dillon, an Whams ; Mr. Polka, an Oxonian; Mr. Penn, one of the Draken( York's Tana bourine Players. Among the other diflingoithedcharadters were-- Mr. Mcklaw, Pooch ; Genera/ Needham, • Highlazder= taro Crofs, a Jew • Mrs. Morten, and Mrs. Drummond Houk Maids ; am and Mils Ogles, Mlle C. Halifax, end lalre Lyon, Country Girls; the Mil Rawfone, Captain Weft, and MI6 'T. Cramer, Pilgrims; General, Mrs. and MIS Cowell, Milk Dim nifon, MIL Mcrpn, Mite Barnard, and Ms Parke, Glphis Mrs. Needier and MIS Penn, Flower Girk; Mits Leo s, Quakers; Mr. hatkr, a Highland Chid; Lady Coghill, Lab; Colood Lake. an Indian Chief; Mr. and Mrs. Obilers. a COti 'unman and his Wife; Mrs. Smith Chan, an Indian Primate; Lady Rolle and Mn Purling. Highland Lades; Mr. T. Oath* a Highlander; Mrs. Waipalc,a Flower Girl ; MYa Dori. and Mite a-dame Halifax, Sbephadelks; Mr. Hawkias Whielhad, she • Turk, tigerish Mated ; Mrs. Harked and 11We Weft, as Sultanas ; Loyd William swan and Camel Cockburn, Spa:dada; Mr. Wallopon, an Madan Hadar; Mr. James Ogilvie, Rolla; Captain Woodford, • Turk; Sir Aland Ckrke and Sir R. Der. • Spaniards; Mrs. C. Harcourt, sa endgame' Dowager; Mr. Bridgman &raptor', *laity Friar; Mr.Rofc. a Chimney Sweeper ; PAM Call, a Vega] ; Lord H. Petty,a Spaniard; Captain s Punch; Lady G. Loh us. • Match Girl; Mr. Hillerden =II, old Sybil'; Sir M. W. Ridley, • Dutch 8411.01110111 S; Birch, a Gingerbread Nyasa ; Caked M. Madam, Lady Pentweask; Mr. Maliington was K kiss Imad a the And. aka, as an Adidas Oscar; and hum *elk a Noble Irma. tian. Upon the whole, there was sot a addle in Romps did wee not duly repre'eated on %Veda:May aisle it hats Game; sad la equally, dist this !slaked MA, with di he Mani is ased ~kg out. pretentird eke only fair Uwe* dm arketamilelp re= Europe. In this fella Diet, or Congrds 01610, it ilk enough to obferve that there was not a angle illemparld ‘ lar mpr.r feat the French. The Citizens of the Republic waft eapailatal by Mr. Nixon, and Mr. W. Sundial, as hark Qjpci while Enema wee; repretenna hp jelly Tars, he disparloas i r= Dasticy and capt.Ccstoo. WHIe thee there ammo pireimMedia epitome of 'all the farad maims d the wadi; lame MOW diameters were fan, though onammeted with the awdeeked neighbours, to intoned a mere than ordinary a drip re gard, and to figure away as the Malta., the =,and the St. Domingo of the moment. In this ameba was the if Mr. Ca ray, a charade: fuppported with sadliniallhad • edock in the morning. Hits Mile, an Arial, implatiktel every eye with her graceful form aml awl ear with bee aadidrt leg melodiez Captain Monday, as a Turk, were a very fuperb hits Obi& velvet, sad ieorlet tidir.—The Mlfs Lloyds, Quakocs.....PAr. Dow ' Coo a Clown—Mrs. . Mures, a very dream dreis, as a Pariah of t he Surk—Lieutenant Colonel Lumley, a Turk, one ef thew& eiroipiessos and belt [lmported chimaera i his drab was of a yellow Cada mimosa of bias mad film tigers val narbes. with a diateent attend la hest. end d ss Mn. Macmabota , as tbe lim li pees - Da add *OM heft —Captain Slabbed wore &Math ommerwlerith gbh buboes; a Widish, turbo beenst.withierehre whke edfyta feedieramo.ls limey dries were Lady CaMenegb, Mm. Med. Dowager Lady Limilmia. Cornetts of MI. Abrams, Count& of llerkeky, Lady Cobh. W . Mee. and Mifs Vanillin. Mrs. Sint* Mrs. Denthon, ldlh Dectworth. had Lady Can. The Priem of Wales were an &gent pint dsnalee tnu le a ke thaa wife is denims was Lieettnese Celemd fame, sod Mom ale Was. Latvians. and Sir W . 3 1 1 &by ; Lord Rolle, M. Leak, WOK °metal Gefeciitse. air Lionel Data, Mr. M. P. Ara. drews, Lord Villiers, Sir Wm. Skedinytm, Colonel neregbaost. Lard Mathew, Colonel Mathew, Mr. Tbonstdll, Camel* Da& hew. Mr. Trent, and dir Wm. Sheridan. Vikeueseh Matthew. red Mlfa Oyu& were among the Mt ea the as of elegant fancy dries. Blatt Odmines were many pre. bilked; and *be number of .loured, in which Mr. a,d Mrs. Lee were wry lamb, was comparatively Gila with the number of the it for the lat, we bad nearly emitted one of the 11=4 molt interetling pans of the night's entertainment. We mean the duet party of Darby and Sheelagh, by Major Doyle and Anacreon. tic Moore, two incomparable mans, who Gag a great number if excellent cbaradbnittle hogs. for !warty ma boar. The great anxiety of preparation had fo far over. powered the Counters of Mousirsioaais. her Lady. fhip felt much indifpored in the courfe of the day. but her zeal to do honour to her tathionable piths. excl. ted an extraordinary energy, and fhe went through the digits of hofiefs with her ufual grace. (pint. and affability. Her Ladyfhip was amply repaid, by the univerfal pleafure which herfr... diluted, and the admiration excited by her beautiful daughter, Lady E. A LL r ' who, en the fame night sad. bs agree into the Bees Mai* I WI