Star. — London, England, 1803-06-02 00:00:00

■ tA3kl)l THURSDAY, Jul! S. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE °l:Loci I OMER , 61'443014i, 59f—Rotica 57g. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTF.RDAY: Bonk Stock tai 1 41 .. Long Ann. tqf 3-16 3 per C. Red. s 7 a 37tt Short Atm.3l 4 pa Cent. cont. Mt. Wit Bond, 1 0. 14. w 4 per Cent. 1777, 73hii lmp. 3 per Cent. Oil 5 per CM. Ann. 94 93}94 'Etches. HUI', tb to 2,s SIC Ditto, 1797, 93 9 3 i 93i Can for oPl• 59i Ai $9l It appears by private letters from Holland, that the Dutch have I°6 fail of (hipping at Elfinenr, ieady for fea, and that there ire i great many SpaniTh 'hips at Oftend• The French Agents at Hamburgh contrived to buy up all the Naval Stores in that City, even before it wits afcertained that hoflilities would commence be tween this country and France—a proof that the French Government bed refolved on wars notwith• !landing ail their pacific declarations. From Ltibech we have the ithporrant intelligente that the whole Ruffian fleet has been ordeted to be fitted out with the gteatell difpalkh. Every thip at Revel and Cronaadt is preparing for fea with the introit aftivfty, fo that a (bong Ruffian fquadron is eipelled to appear very coon in the Baltic. It is ad. ded, that in certain cafes a confiderable body of troops will be embarked on hoard W. According to the re port of a Captain of a Ihip which arrived at tubetit on the z3d tilt; in eight dayk from Revel, thirteen Blips of ao guns and upwards, Were even then lying ready to fail ih the Road of Revel: According to litters from the North of Europe, the Emperor of Rusra, as a gnitantee of the inde tendence of Hamburgh, and of the free navigation of the Wefet and the Elbe has announced, that he Will confider it as a declaration of war from any Other power Which may interfere with them. Former accounts Rated, that the King of Panama bad agreed to allow a French army to march through his dominions, for the porpofe of tabintpoifetfion of Hambargh. It is now inn the contrary Aliened, that his Praifian Majefty has concurred with fkatamsoss. to maintain the independence of that tityi and the tree havigitfon Or the Wafer and the Elbe: In every other reped Meth Patent:ate, it Is Paid, them to preferee a bid neutrality. Stith, indeed, ihaV be their ihtention ; but if wit May judge of the future from the pall, orb have no hefitatioti in alert ing they will find it iiiptable. Franke has made no him of her intentions regrading Hanover, and that the Means to fain upon that territory " without any previous declaration of war" againft Germany? Will the isrintis bf Germany?--Can they fuller a t .4in violation df the faith of Tteatiesr to be feiZed by a French army? 'Will the Easiaabi of Russia fuller this infult to his dignity as a mediator? Will the Kiwi of I°li/seta fuffer4b„ooohighwayisen to efiablifli themfel4es fo hear him theft Poten. tates Will not ruler theinfelvei to be fo moth intuited, and France mall, notwithitanding, perfllt in her de igns againft Hanover, which in no Shape dots or eat take part with Britain in the prefent contefiAcisr tan they avoid taking a part in the war? There is In one of the Paris journals a talons tide kens Viehria. Rout which it appears that a ea tido neighbouring POWer of Aefiria (etidehtly allud irg to Piate) had takia ilarni at the movements in the Aullrian troops. particularly the eltablilhment Of a easel! of *ride. or eiertife. in Gallitia. on the frontiers of Poland. The alarm which this eireum fleece girt tbfirdilli. e proof of the rooted jealoitfy _ _ _ _ between the Hooks of Aufiria and Brandenbu itbd fnrisinses another argument ggaildl the probabi lit, of the different European Powers heist able to maintain neutrality, if the war continde for any length of time between this country and Ftanee.z.- The MoVenithis of the French in Italy have called a eonfideralne number of Auariah troop! to the Vent. tian States. and the Aufinals frostier of Italy: We have reeeived letters film Gibraltar to the Ith Mat: Their contents have been partly anticipated by the wield of the Aerator frigate, with big Royal Highnefs ihe Duke of boor. Some of them, flow ever, prefent fowl. partieialats worthy of being known. An the letters agree in Rating that his Royal High nefs left the Garrifon in the highefl Rate of difcipline, good healthy and regularity—a very different condi tion from that in siWch hs found it. and that his de• Failure *vas riniverfally regretted by every clal of the inhabiunts, who had tiperienced, during his refidence among theca. every prateition and advan tage in his power to cooler. Go Gip, AAAAA MAT T.—.-On the gab of April the RISTILTAKCII frigate, Captain Weongonsi, arrived from Naples in so days, and lad from Leghorn its days Haaav and Lady Nam.' are patengers on board dr her.—When the RISISTANCI left Leg born, all the Englifh merchant Grails were lying in the Omer Road, wader the proteltion of the Ac ores frigate, that they might not be detained by the ~ow, in cafe war Aould break ant. a' YeAerday, at two o'clock, his Royal Highnefs the Doke of Kase embarked at the New Mole, on board of the Amazon frigate, for England.—The road from Headquarters to the New Mole was lined with the different Regiments, and on his embarking he was fainted by the Garrifon, and by all the Spear% batteries at Algeliras, and ales by the different Eng• bib and Portugoeb men of war in the bay. • About half pall f Jur the frigate got under weigh, w►er the farm Palates *ere again reptiad, and at I (even in the evening the (hip wat teen nearly cleat of the Cotowith a fide breeze from the eallr'ard." MAY 5. -" The day before yellerday an exprefs was received here from Mr. FALCON, whO was Con• lid at Algiers, with the information of his having arrived at Alicant in Spain, from Algiers, the DEY haviag ordered him to quit that country. The caufe 'of the Dot's refettment is Paid to be, that tome Moorith women were difcovered in Mr: FALCON% hpufe, along with the fervatits. it is well Vnown that Mr. FALCON has been long obnOitious to the Der, and it is fuppofed he made this the pretdice to drive hiM away. The Algerines, it is reported, .have in confequence feized all the Britifis veirels at Arza, one Of their ports between Algieri and Oran, but it does hot appear that their ctuizers haVe any order to detain Britilh NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. Pitt z Amcc, MAY 3o.dc- - Arrived here the brig Joreph, 1A ii ROMA:A., fibm Arnfterdam, being obliged to quit without fettling for a freight of a cargo he juft landed at that port.—Sailed yefterday the brig Gaspar, Captain Bass, and the Dotrats Cutter, Captain RICHARD JoHw, on a cruife. FALMOUTH, MAY 30.—0 n the :6th inft. the AMa • zox frigate, of 38 guns, Captain PARR ER, with !vs Royal Highnefs the Duke of Kitty and fuite, arrived from Gibraltar, !aft from Lifbon : the Duke fet off the following day for London, and the frigate failed on the 28th intl. on a eruife, as did the GAmw (TT brig, a 16 guns. Capt. Bass.—Arrived the Prince ofWales Packet, Captain Tom% in to days, with a mail, From Liißun ; left there his Majefly's (hips VICTORIOUS, of 74 etas. DIAN♦ and RSSISTANCE, of 38 guns each, the Duke of York and King George Packets : the Duke of York was to fail with a mail for England on the s6th ion. The paffengeri by the Prince of Wales are—Lieut. L. R. Stasi, of his Majelly's flip VICTORIOUS, Mailer CBAAsits Unbsawoort, Mr. MATAS, Mr. Kairzsw, fon of the Swedith Con , ful at Lilbon, Mr. and Mils Duval, Mr. and Mrs. Ritirriansos, Bowsas, Mr. STORM and Mr. Sat-ht.—Alf° arrived yellerday the brig New Hopei Capt. CAat, with Currants, from Zante, eight weeks parage ; the is gone into quarantine : Die fpoke tub French line of battle (hips in patting the Gut of Gib raltar, fuppofed going to Toulon.—The ACTIVI cut. ter,Capt. Kt is saam, arrived this morning and brought in with her the Dutch Chip Vrou Elizabeth, Captain Pa . :Saar, (ram Surinam, with a cargo of cake, cot ton, &c. t t weeks pailige, boirhd to Amlierdarn : the Aerie!' (poke yeßerday a French brig, of about zoo tons, from Martinique for Haire, prize to the ACasti frigate i alfo arrived the brig Hope, Capt. Clot at, Atottayi frdm Marfeilles, with brandy and wine, for London i the was boarded yefterday by the Pao, intact Cutter, of Scilly, which bad OR cap tared a French brig, and thin Mr thr &Myr the Prd. fidelity had alto capturtd the Fiencli (hip Calypfig Capt. R. F. itscacztaa, from St. Domingo bound to Havre, with fugar, coffee, cotton, Ric. but itdibr ! . tunately, in going into Scilly, Ilre.gbe aground; fell owe and bilged, within a few Lards of the Pier is feared that great pan of the cargo will be %II t the fame Cutter had alto captuted the FienchbriOinitit &Sun, Captain Lovil Calms's...from St. Dimling° for Hans, With cotton, coffee, &c. and the Dptah galliot Jong Ary, Captain P. *AIDS& Wrosu; from Lifbon, with Wt. for Amlterdans.—Puffed by the brig Emmeline, Capt. Stnoposd, With brandy; &e.' from Barcelona for Loidoli. ktYratern, May al.—This siiortsiaj sint*td the! I !Wowing (hips and ve4rels t—Tht Boaateltas p$ guts, Captain Martteish, from t endue; total with her the Dutch !hip Vrow Elizabeth; of Anifitrdrfir, cif about boo tons buitheit, Commanded at P6fent bj Lieutenant P. F. GIRSEIDS. of the thttch Navy (the Captain having died on the voyage), from Batavia; bound to Amtterdain, ladeh with a vet, vtileiblit tango of ffices,thgar, coffee, china, and piece good*, laid to be worth near Too,oool. which the detained off the Start yellerday : the Siaovst, of 1 . 13 guns, Captain Boat ',from a ereise. and with her the French brig Favori, of Dunkirk, friths Tobago; bound to Dunkirk, laded with fdpar and rum; which (be Eaptured in the Channel oh the spth the French brig Amiable Viticirt, Captain Faomaa zr, from Martinique, bound to Hiram de Grass; laded with fugar, coffee, and cottst, mho yelterday off the Lizard, by the Acasta, oM 41k . .gistitt Cslptiths OSWALD: the Dutch (hip Rolitoia eatheriha, of Ansflerdans, Captain Bonn, (join Deiturara; bound .to Anifterdam, laden with cotton and coat, detained let his Majclly's (hip BOADICIAi of 31Ighns, Csptaist Mary sand the French frigate la Sybille, of j 6 guns, and too men, from St. Domingo, Mind . to flrellr, captured on Saturday laR by his Majelly's (hips Moro! saga, of 74 guns, Captain MASISIIILD, and the Oes real; of ya guns, Captain Mc's**, la fight of she Chaintel fleet (be is a very fine frigate, and is 'the one Rated in my letter of the stith initant, the account of which was brought by his Majefty's (hip Kahane, of tit guns, Captain Nava I the latter chip was ilattd to be raptured; which is pow la Cawthad Bay. Sailed the Ravostiviolarse, apt guns, Cap tain Loca, on a ends'. Came in the Portaguefe brig Perfeetrante, of Oporto, Captain Caavarito, from Madeira, for Laudon, laden with wine and cork, pa in for. convoy; M. Samurais and family art on boiiti siPaireagenr. Came down from Halftone and failed on a cruize, the Rouen", of 1; guns, Cap tain Moumsty : alfo the Dann !hip Sweren Marga rota, Captain TILLISON, froth Dram, for this port, with timber and deals. PORTSMOUTH, JUNI 1.---Aiirived, the DIAMOND frigate, from a cruize ; and la Pacquetre (Freud)), from Lifbon to Havre, fent in by the MIN kRVA Ira ,vate ; and the Pearl, FLOWNES, from Norway for BoUrdeaux, detained by the Roauca cutter. DEAL, JUNE t.—Sailed the Maao.its or Et.y, and CANTON Eatt Indiamen, for the River; Huslaa fri• gate to the wellward; PIT ER E floop; and Aacii ER gun veffel on a cruize.—Wind S. W. CHATHAM, JUNE l.—Captain GARDN ER has corn mill'ioned the Rusv, and Capt. MiLmt, la SLEW L. — The Unicoas failed yalleiday from Long•Reacli for the Nore.—The RsouLus is paid off; the whole Of her 'crew, eicept a few foreigners, re-entered. OtATISEND. JaNE r.—Pelled by the Earl of St. Vidieftes, Soupcon, Iron' Bengal ; Hantif, —, from Chariellon ; Mentor, Simplon; Indefatigable, Ware; and Prince George, Batley, from Janteica; Tsang Baron,, from the South Seas; Chance, Tbegnpfoo, from Trinidad; Britannia, Pcake, from Sc. Rite's; r Raphael, from Cads ; and the Goede Warwaying, from Stoek.holm. IreflewlaY His MAJESTY arrived at St. James's, Palace about five minutes before one o'clock, and held' a Levee, which was attended by their Royal High idles the Dukes of KENT and CV NEUMANN ; the ArchbintoPsof Cabursestitti and DtraLls ; the Loan CP, sacs LLOa ; the SECRETARIES of STATE for the Foreign arid Home Departments; the CHANCELLOR of the Exc sox eit ; the Imperial, Ruffian, Pruffian, Port opiate, Spanifb, Batavian, Swediffi, Danifh, Sar- dinian, and Neapolitan Ambaffaclois ; and a great many of the Nobility and ,Genpy. The Prefentations to Hie MAJESTY were;— His Royal Highnefs the Dube of Rear, oa bat rehire from Gibraltar. The Prince Errs 22222 ; by the imperial Andsaltador. Lord WHITWORTII, tin MN return from France. • Vikount Ai-Titoism, by Ids father, Earl Spencer. Hon. Mr. MotscaTo it, by his father, Vifcount Galivray. Colonel itassmi•ost and Dean Wigan, by General johnittitt. Colonel Tart ss, by General Craig. Parini Mooai, Efq. and his fon, P.O. Moder, Pic by the Ea ti of Winchelfea. Major TIIOINTON and Major JACKSO:t. Lord Rtv gas, on coming to his title. Mr. J. HAMOIII, by Earl Gnifvenor. Mr. bitisriastl, on his return from Priutee, by the Lord Chin s:emir. . . lion. Mr. VritabT,Lby,his father, Lord Willoughby de Probe. Lori TYa la and Mr. Buil . ° x, by the Arebbilitop of Dublin. Captain Pa twat and CeptainDKLANCILT, by Major Deibrow, Major MA GIA. from the lama of jerfey, by bard Pelham. Esri Cjitnato HOLLEY. on,bis rttuin From Fiance. /sir . by Lord Hierka. NiafterGaivii.cr, on being made Page of Honour to the Xing. Mr. Truant? killed bands on being appointed Trcafurer of the Navy ; and was air* Reim in a Member of his Majefty's molt Hon. Privy Council. Dr. Nacsox killed hands oobeing mails Canon of Canterbury, vacant by tjte death of Dr. Lind& Capnin lyrist killed hands oh being Appointed to the clam med of hii Wick's 'sip Cokillbs. The Levee clofed about half pall tiro o'clock, when a Privy Council was held, at which were prefent the Duke of PORTLAND, Earl Wartstoa taw la, Earl CNa rnme,Lord Hosarr,Lord HAWittiliVitYi Lord PELHAM, and Mr. ADDINGTO*, when Mr; TiCtildir being Introduced, he was Acorn one of his' MAJISTV'S moll Honourable Privy COutwillors, cod teak hiss feat at the Board. The Council was over about three etloek ; after which Hit Majairrt gave a private audience to Mr. Akneoion, .Lord Moa&liv,• Lord Hawcasaustv, and the Earl of Civavitass; and.abonc five o'clock returned to the kQtbasiVe.flonfe to dhiner. • Di(patches 'eV yealeday received fres Adiiir Co**wactis. Cdstikon Csuncet....•A-Clottit of Collision Cons eil htld yeßatelity, at Guildhall, after *dm debate, karats to in useable''* refohstion, that al loyal and .detiful Addrefs fbosid he relented is hie . Msyaste, on the prelim Tart. impterint -r Wee of their ibfolute determination to (import his Mayarre With Their Niels ihiciseris,Orderod to be relented tolils 61marre , bribe whol‘Court :and tbr Sheriff, atiidded by the CittiParliasneStstrr.Olfmar; were *tiered to wilt on ids Mayteer, to how hisitoyal Will and Pleifilre, ithentlist Corporation of London .116141*ali oti MM to prefent the faine. . • —l4lottlansate Et.stlion. 2 ...Stste of the Poll on WM*, evenlnk Mr. Cosa; son ; Mr. Hines, tau ;rll l 6O Duke of Yoe* laid the 4nndatiom Bone Of alb' tsesi Cadet Barracks at WoOlwich4 on Friday Thefe Barracks ire to be eraled is front of thole already occupkti by the Officers. The following Naval Appointmenti took place lelittelay to Cutters.:*. , lAwtAris Laser. Lead Wallas t , Lime Iltiiwaa. Shitturl • ! Nieer.eale, Fee iltairoesoDakootTosi: , Cara*. Swih_ Semmes, --=•• §+aaair, Detre" lkowaamV i reareb • , Mare Cavaly. Lanky. ),..-lAssiseantStaiattai was *palatal to tit St Clued, Aged Arise is the Met Meat. • We loam that on the brig Diana, tarried into Pu saac, an the moth ult. by the Dotapiocutten.bekeir. Likorrehad bj the proper officers oft* Cullom% there; were found (tended in the baggage dons of the paG lingers two large packets of _paper% each !saving three feats. of Office, and addielFed to the abutter of Marine, Paris. fly this thin Government is probably asquaiisted rritb their contents. By from Scilly we ire inforined that WS Peowspanca Revenue cow, Captain Woasar, has earyird intO that port op. Deals and two French one loaded With fakt aid the other with fizar, cotee, and cotton. . The latter unfortunately. when Nought into the Pier Si. Mary's (notbeingabletotaka the ground) fell aver, and filled with water; fo that the greater part of the fugar and cokes will be ma. terially dainaged, if not totally 1011. We learn that a canGderable augmentation It immediately to take place in the loyal Mariam. — It is with phallus we hear.of a profped of promotion to a corps who hate fo uniformly ditlinguilised them. Wye* for modal:en loyalty, aid attire energy, at po. riods molt critical to their conntry. In confequence of the excluGon of the Isparta% we, in common with the Public,.. regret the las ae Mt. Pirr's celebrated Speeds. A wretched mums is made In Tits See of last nigist to recent. this Mali maids jewel. The Report a the Speech alluded to which is a libel on Mr. Pyre's comprebanfiaa and genius, is.shar retaamodai by a preliminary Miasmas, "I "0 1 Piga r "infur* twitted I / P' FETE - AT RANELAGE: - Lan tilght a moll Magnificent Fete and Ball were given it Ranelagh.,iocommemnratiori of the Inflal lation of the Knights of the Bath. which took place the tctli of May 1.111. So early as (*even o'clock yef terday evening,. the Guards, under the command of their feveral Officers, attended, with a troop oflight Dragoons, under the command of the Marquis oF Lots, which furrounded the avenues leading to th e place. A party of the Gua: ds were placed in the road near the wooden to istge, and anather party of fifty men from the Guards wet e Placed immediately betties the entrance to the foare, to prevent the in trillion of flrange; S. A pitquet of grenadiers was alio Rationed before the doors leading to the Rottia da, for the particular porpnfe of preventing thole improper intrufmns which the great cut iotit y of the public afforded ground to apprehend. At eight o'clock, the rank of carriages extended fo far in a continued line as Buckingham-gate, a (pace of one Wile ; and at eleven the crowd swat to great as to completely chock up the paffage by the gates leading from Hyde Park Corner. At sI, his Royal Highnefs the Duke of YORK appeared in hit uniform of Field Martha!, with his retinue of four carriages, and the following perfonages in his tithe : the Duchefs of You, Lady A C. SMITH, Lady E SP E NcER, Mr. STEPNEY, Colonel TAY Loa, Mr. POYNTZ, Sir J. SNCLLY, Mr. UPTO N , Mr. Sicilia. Mr. Seim cart, &c. dec.-At half pall eleven his Royal Highnefi the ?time of WALLS appeared wiiit his fuite, confining of Sir W. W. Winces, Col. M'MA. mom. and Mr. FoRRRITFR. Fdr Tome confiderable tittle pall preparations have been making for this fplendid Fete ; and it ii but jut: lice to the perfons cohcerned to nate, that their efforts have been exerted fuitably to . the fplendottr of the occafion. • A fuperb,lemporary building Wlit erefled on the right of the Rotunda; and is one of the molt complete and attentive thin:hires ever exhibited on a fimilat occafiem. Its fize isr near ;6o feet by 80, and its height 35 feet. covered with floor-cloth. The Principal entrance was under a beautiful arch of variegated lamps, fupported by two columns, re prefenting the entrance to London by Hyde Park Corner. Within the building . were two rows of grow ing fyeamore,trees, twelve in each, completely co vered in. The trunks of the trees were covered with green baize, as were alfc the feats and floor, except the part appropriated for Jeneingon the left hand fide. At the upper end flood the orchenra. and on the right, near the centre, was an elevated flage, where a ballet was exhibited, got tip by BYartil, m a mo ingenioits manner, confiltink of four aßs. It Com menced at eleven o'clock, and the Ballet was intro duced by the fallowing Addrefs, or Proclamation. written by T. Ditoot, and recited by Fewerrt, as Crier, ih a kind of chaunt: 0 yes, 0 yes, 0 yell Gad f.ve the Klrig and People! And like my bell, let all the bells ring out twerrery thefts While, as my aim phis me, I proclaim the nary waning, That every Kolght that's bete to-day, ma keep It op illimairolng. Each laughing face is welcome bele; with task whets fond a Carom Have leave tort, Indulge their wee, and all gels toesonow. Thofe wbolove feaftiog and gond cheer, as long es they are able, May claim • feat. as it Is meet, like wall at tee Itated-tible. At topper each myna.. a emat, for will we know tie tmeinias Of 47a1 Knigbt,ao take 41111111, la Yelping oiltJjk 1.-1 1 010, . Thole who, on light Canaille toe, would dance a: llalt While alba foils are autos jot,* Ire Wolohan meat eraplet lUre who prefer the beating plats, lb bt11147 The teak nay pats, totems tweet lab, the Erns i l lbleb Nation. Oi who the MAW brfOglileff prdei to plpainel tag iirf call open I t h a sla elate mew Knight may la • tare wine walking. lAEA foslor lavo frolig,talalog. 'Pada Aide, And, laAfy, tare Irbil sedate lust, say come and VA 5. de. The Ilia a& was over in three quarters of se lievti When 167:josirsion I; or Covent Cantu, TheliWn. !bag liferi)iies if Pfearre. After the facet nd ait,l4r. Fawcrer lung a mock Italian fang. Aleet thk third ad. Mr. liikisoon fang a new loyal long. Written for the occaflon by CHIRRY. of Drory-lane Theatre. and tompofed by Matt sworn Mr. Taw. ctir'clolkil the fourth ad with his favourite tong in Lied and Kg. The-Anti of the Ballet iris fomething about a rich night falßhg in love with a poor damfei, and cre eats entieh toble colifufion, and fighting, in ob taitungpoiretroit of Ler: The, dancing was admirable. ThE CenipaitynoWedjdnined into the Supper-rooms upon the left g the Saloon. In the centre was a mitg euficent Temple. idenied with (tars and flowers ave. riagSted lamps i at the lower end Rood as °rehears. concealed by a cuitain, which, foon after the mom- Panj• were feitcd, fiaddcnly drew up, and prefented a militarj . band.--. Suppet was provided foe upwards Of SOOO perfons, who could not all be accommodated i n the g r and room, where places were provided for near 'Soo perfoes, allowing a (pace of twafeet for each perfon. Nine hundred hot dirties wets fared up in a felendid ityle ; two hundred quarts of peas were pro vided. together With every delicacy which nature and art could afford. Grapes and cherries formed part of the dettert, at eighteen (billings per feud. and ftrawbeiries at three (billings per iirami. Gentk Reader, the meafureutent of a thumb is Batson Brawberries ; there shook were figarsdaeadv molt rapidly, for of all the fruit the !rots ties Reviled the moll in requeft. While the company were gratifying their pastes With the molt delicious viands, their ears were puha tamed with the melodious harmony of vocal and on- Itrumental tnefie. The latter was smirch under the direction of Mr. Alldey, who, thrombotic * whole.. difcovered much peofellional AtiU.aud ashildhediginme otaaer-pieces of •ttitie merit. Arenesthe performers were Iscsaston, Dania*. Mk ' filesru i . 111 ] and than y.mbers. who added greenly m the hilarity or the eiening. In them the wind, entertainment was; condueed is • manner hhly creditable to thofo Who had the managemcm of it. There Was an elegant Box erected for their Ma ptsvas. on the right hand fide of the entrance to the Rotunda. and on the oppofite CA, a Angles oes for the Prince of Watts. The rooms were brilliantly illuminated with many thoufaod lamp and decorated in the higisell Ryie imaginable The utmotl conviviality prevailed dur ing the whole of the entertainment. Phew* and (etiolation were the order of the night. and (Used on the countenances of both Cues. Perhaps Nest an allfanblage of beauty and Jetsam has been rarely veituslicd os any public warns betas,