Star.
London, England, 1812-03-31 00:00:00

EASTER MONDAY.

Yesterday being Easter Monday, scacnodrdi:eg; an.ite
eient custom, the LORD MAYOR went in state to
Christ's Church, in Newgate.sn-eet,
annual sermon preached -before him and the Cover-
DOTS of Christ's Hospital. The procession moved from,
the Mansion-House in the following order;
Between seven and eight hundred of the Scholars
of Christ's Hospital, with their Masters and Beadle;
I walked before from the Royal Exchange, follow
by the Street-keepers, Constables, Marshals in fail
uniform on horseback, Marshalmen two and two,
City Trumpeters, Lord Mayor's Footmen, the tuna
coach, in which were the Ldrd Mayor, the Lady
!Mayoress, and one of her Ladship's sisters, yids thas
!Chaplain, Sword and Mace Bearers; in his Lbw.
I ship's private catch, Mrs. Hunter, her daughter, and
'the Water Bailiff; in Mrs. Pearson's carriage.were
lltwo young Ladies, followed by the followiag.,4l.
dermen—Sir Richard Carr Glyn, Mr. Aide
Combe, Sir Charles Price, Sir James Shaw; Alder.
men Scholey, Domville,Wood, Maguey, 'ant Bridges;
the Chamberlain, Town Clerk, and City.Ofeeen,
The sermon was preached by the Bishop of c.
Ltece, who took his text from the 2d chapter of
Paul's; Epistle to James, the latter part of the fedi
verse, "And I will show thee my faithby my weeke
From which he preached an excellent discourse.
The company returned to the MansiouHoose,
which was most elegantly illuminated and decorated.
The long Egyptian-Hall, where the company dined,
Was ornamented with great tasse--at the topand het.
tom were hung the flags and trophies of the Lord
Mayor's Company, with his arms below gthe bead
the Hall where ale large picture ot the battle of
court, hung : sit the bottom was pi iced upon a pedestal
the large baron of beef, which weighed two hundr ed
weight. The dinner was served up in great plenty.
The tables consisted of a long one at the top, and
four beg Ones from top to bottom ; on the top out,
at which sat the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoriss•
were three beautiful temples, almost 6 feet high, es
golden pillars ; on the two middle tables were fair.
teen temples, richly ornamented with ni ..tary and
naval trophies, and other fanciful devices eiegainly
displayed. The Hall was illuminated by thi 04 lap
glass chandeliers, lighted with wax, and the pdias
by yellow lamps, arched, and beautifully Displayed,
There were present at the dinner His Royal High.
ness the Duke of CAMBRIIX:E, his Serene Hionessnia
Duke of ButiNswicx, his Excellency the Duke*
l'INFAsrAuo, M. dc SUZA, the Lai and COLtilien Of
DARNLEY, Lord and Lady La.an.ttutaoit, the Earl
Of HARRINGTON, Lord YARIIOI. idaJi HAOOSR•
STON, Sir THOMAS TRIGG, General AILASEN, IC. la.

The LADY MATOKYSS and the Lads lett the tgyp•
tian HAli ab.)ut nine 4,'clock.

The ball was opened by the Duke de l'lsrasracci
and Miss TOWNWIEND. The Rooms were as and
crowded, but not to an overflow, and there was Avery
fine assemblage of beauty.
The LADY MAYORESS was most superbly attired in
a Court Dress, made of rich pink blush satin. The
petticoat with drapery, was covered with crape, must
richly worked in silver lamme, and suspended with
silver ropes, tassels, &c. &c. ; the taidy awl train, with
a rich embroidered border to 'correspond. The whale
of which, if possible, excelled the dress, for simplicity
and elegance, that her Ladyship wore on the
Mayor's-day.
Nothing could exceed the decorum and regularity
which prevailed during the whole of the evening,
' and the precautions taken by the LORD MAYOR to r.e.
vent all unpleasant circumstances and to give sit*
faction to his guests are beyond all praise. So en&
L lent were the arrangements that the Fete exhibited
the agreeable bustle of a private party only.

COVERT GARDVJ TN zit-mg.—Timor the Tertai
was last night revived at this Theatre, in all its 'Nisi-
nal splendour, and with an additional number of
quadruped performers. These four-legged Vet
:hewed themselves coMpletely mellowed in tbsit
parts, and did whatever they were required to de
with great spirit and correctness. As to the 44
actors, they must yield the palm to their qua=
brethren, who have so many ways to win the
to their side.
LycEunt.—This Theatre re-opened last night with
the Play of the Nouse of frforrille, and the favourite
Pantomime of the White Cat. The excellent nicks,
beautiful scenery, dancing, music, &c. of the latter,
afforded much delight to the holiday-folk, oho el.
pressed their approbation by the most unbounded
applause.
Yesterday the Summer Theatres. as they are called*
were opened; but the weather was not more atupi•
cious to•thein than to the Epping Hunt. or the spore
in Greenwich Park.
At SADLICR'S Wswi.—The Aquatic Spectutht
I continued, and the new Pantomime is entitled Ik
Prince.
At Asririt's AMPIIITMIATRE there is a very!
display of Horsemanship, in a piece called Dario
Cottaci. They have a new equesman perks*
whom they call the Little Devil, and their new Paa.
' mime is called Old selzeluh.
The SURREY THEATRE exhibits the indubitabielerra
Illtfctuat on the tight rope. There are also
new Performers.
The HAYSIARKIT TLIZATRZ was AO opsid l*
night for a benefit.
The SANS PAISILLL and the Auromairsca&
T as usual.

Yesterday, Princess C MARLOWE of WALD, ot°l*
ed by Lady DR CLIFFORD. Went tO BlACkneitile 0
dine with the Princess of WALss.
Yesterday, Lord MutweAva transacted WWI
with Lord CASTLEREAGH, at his Office in Dom
street.
A Dispensation of the Knights of the Cratfr_
expected shortly to be held, to enable the "Er
who have been admitted since the last instaatier
wear the star and the collar.
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the Archbishop of CANTIIRSURY.
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A petition, signed by nearly four thousand frame..
work.knitters, of this town and neighbourhood, has

. been sent to the Pluses REGENT, praying for a miti-
gation of punishment to the men convicted of frame-
• breaking, who are every day expected to be sent
off, for fear of a rescue being attempted : a Serjeant's
guard still does duty over them, and the soldiers still
go to church with their arms and ammunition.