Star.
London, England, 1813-06-03 00:00:00

VAUXH4►LL.

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This elegant place of Summer amusement opened
last night to a polite and numerous assembly. '['he
weather was peculiarly auspicious, and good effect
was given to the brilliant exhibition of transparencies,
variegated lamps, and other decorations. The orches-
tra was illuminated in the hest manner, and remar- '
table for pleasing devices. " GOD save the King,"
44 Low-, live the Prince Regent," and other loyal
scr.ptions, appeared in luminous characters, and, in
short, the whole arrangement was excellent. The
BLAND,
vocal performers are Mr. TAYLOR, Mrs.
MIS. STIRLING, and Miss APPI FTON. Their
well known talents were successfully exerted, and the
Band, with WARE and HOOK, could not fail in afford- .
ing the highest satisfaction. Among the company
were several distinguished tashionables. After the i
sing'ng and concert, the Pandean Bands struck up in
the-Gardens and Orchestra, where the admirers of
dancing were soon seen in festive groups, tripping it
lightly to the tune cf Tekeli," &c.

Although the Wealth-giving Goddess has been
very backward in dispensing several of her greatest
gifts in the present Lottery Wheel, she must, nolens.
tolens, discharge the entire of them To-sronitow.
short, she must, on our beloved KINCS Birth-Day,
present the remaining Votaries with about Sixty
Thousand Pound: .I.—What a critical moment of high
interest!
The Marchioness of STAFFORD gave one of the
most splendid Routs we have witnessed this season,
on Monday night, at her elegant mansion in Cleve-
land-square. The number of carriages could not be
less than 4h50, on the smallest calculation, each car-
ria.?e having three or f tut, and snare sex per o -s.
CoONTESs AI.I3INA BUCKINGDANISIDRL's DriUNEE.
.—The whole World of Fashion were present on
Tuesday at the merry fete at Hobart House, for
which every thing combined to nrtke it fascinating
and delightful. By three o'clock, there could not be
less than one thousand persons assembled ; those en
masque entered the great gate into the gardens, while
the other part of the company were received through
the vestibule. The rooms below stairs were thrown
open en suite, while the gardens were set apart for the
exhibition of a Flemish Fair, which was conducted
through all its departments with the most charac-
teristic effect. In one line were the Mademoitelles
.B(1-fin, exhibiting their millinery wares of various de-1
scriptions, consisting shawls, caps,.&c. &c. so de-1
licately cut out of taper as to deceive the nicest eye.
In anther booth was an excellent Moses Solomon,
jeweller, vending
.with great humour • his jewellery,
while the Prince of !Vales Cr:Pe-house, the Italian Con.
fectiwry, and the Dairy, offered every repast in their
respective lines, and in a cool grotto ice was served
to every visitor. During the assembling of the com-
pany, bands of ,wind-instruments were playing in
various parties.—The Masquerade Scene was sup-
ported with the utmost hilarity. Those which at-
trated mist attention were s an Auctioneer, in his ros-
trum ; ass Italian Doctor, vending his eau de medicinal:;
i Dutch Burgomaster, with his Prow; and a Lady of!
Me (Ad School, who danced a mock minuet with the ;
Doctor in an admirable style. A young Hertford-;
shire Lady (Miss lia.-7-N), as a Ballad-singer, sang
several Italian airs in a most captivating style. There
-ere likewise an elegant Bynum, a graceful Mertesy,
of characteristic lamas, some Tune gor.,
ipparelled, a humourous Fortune-Idler, with
leaf, and lovely Nosegny-girls in abundance.
Merchande de Medi was peculiarly aurae-
tout four o'clock,. the to#ll de ail from the
the west dining-room window afforded a
ipectacle of female beauty, seldom exhibited.
limited a space. About this time the prin-
` played the 44 Roast Beef of Old England,"
1 for sitting down to the cold repast which
plentifully and elegantly arranged under
cents and awnings throughout the grounds.
trpeted with red cloth was set apart for the
Arms, amongst whom appeared the Dukes
It and GLOUCKSTZR. At the head of the
nob'P hostess took her seat, elegantly dressed
muslin, trimmed with Pomona green, the
if which, as well as those of the whole day,
,ith the most captivating ease and attention.
there was but one approving sentiment on
re amusements which had been so liberally
fully arranged on this occasion. The corn-
not begin to retire till near six o'clock.

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