Star.
London, England, 1802-05-17 00:00:00

3141StlIERADES.

The Counters of GLANDOWS Marcinerade on
Monday night, Dublin, fully jullified the expecta-
tioas excited by her Lady fhip's taße and liberality.
Nothinj could exceed its fplendour. A magnifi-
cent flute of apartments all thrown open, lighted
with the ntmort brilliancy, and decorated by the
hands of fancy and of talk. The garden was 411
covered in, and illuminated with variegated lamps,
dilpofed in feftoons, liars, and other beautdul
figures and devices: refrefliments, various and
delicate were difpenfed with a liberal hand, and
mufic lent its delightful magic to the fcene. The
malks were very numerous, and a great number
of them highly charaElerillic, and well ftipported:
one of them, as a ballad-finger, circulated the
following Song :
Tv N Flew emu regal prrtlejlream."
Hence! dull plodding care, away !
O'er fools extend thy hated Tway;
Here we own another pow'r!
1.o! GLANDOILI rules the paifing hour !
0, Mufe ! afcend on eagle wing;
Her charms awake the dormant firing
Bat ab! a fubjcet fo divine
Requires a gentlcrlay than thine;
A lay, which boldly might afpire,
To equal °yin's am'rous fire!
Which rais'd to immortality
Beaukles not half fo fair as Ike !
SUBSCRIPTION MASVERADE .

A grand Misfired Ball was given at Martindale's,
in Bond-ftreet, on Friday night, under the patron-
age of the club. It was one of the fenes of fetes
in honour of the peace. It colt about +cool. No-
thing that could give brilliancy to the fcene was
neglefted. In addition to the extenfive accommo-
dations of the houfe, a temporary building was
crefled for the ball room. It was nearly three
hundred feet long by fixty feet in breadth, and
fitted up in imitation of a green-houfe. Twenty-
two waggon loads of lilac and other ffirubs were
appropriated to this purpofe ; and the walls were
trellis-work, with roles and other flowers of the
fineft quality in great abundance. An elegant
room was let apart for the Prince of Wales, hung
with fencons, fupported by flying Capids, Sylphs,
Angels, &c. Finely contralled with the lightnef;
and brilliancy of this apartment was another ad-
joining, fitted up as a cavern, the cieling of which
was of fhell work, refembling a grotto. The com-
pany began to aflemble between eleven and twelve
o'clock, and confined entirely of ma(ks in cha-
rafter or fancy dreffes, to the complete exclufion
of dominos. The number of tickets being limited,
and difpofed of only with the approbation of a
Committee chofen by the club, confining of the
Marquis of Headfort, the Earl of Befborough, and
Lord Oflidllone, the company were of the firft
rank and fafhipn. It is of courfe fuperfluous to
obferve, that the enjoyment of the night was con.
(tufted with all the delicacy and decorum of the
molt refined manners, Imlivened with all the com-
bined effeft of wit, tafte, fentiment, and fancy,
exerted to the utmoft ftretch, and devoted to the
pleafure of pleating. The Prince of Wales looked
admirably in a highland drefs; the Marquis of
Lorn, Lord Villiers, and Captain Maitland, alfo
of timed the plaid with advantage, the tail parti-
cularly, the fplendour of whole drefs befpoke him
the head of a Highland clan. Lady Charlotte
Campbell looked divinely in the charailer of Mrs.
Ford, in The Merry Wive, of IVindfor; but, fingu-
larly enough, there was no FaUler, on whom the
fire of her eye might operate as a burning glafs.
Lord Nelfon was in a Spanyh Wharf: this was not
the tint time he dreffecf the Spaniard well. Lord
o.fulflone, Mr. Skeffington, the Hon. Berkley
Paget, Lord and Lady Yarmouth, Mr. Lumley
Saville, Mr. Caffamajor, the three Ladies Bennet,
Mr. GAIT, Mr. B. Simpfon, Lady Warburton,
Mifs Crofton, and Lord Courtney, were alfo;of
the fame nation. Among the ifolated charaCters,
Lord Valentia was a Grey Meal; the beautiful
Mrs. Gardiner, a .;esker; Lady Hamilton, a Pil-
grim; Captain Carter, a Servant in Livery; Sir
John Riddel, a Courtier; Mr. Moor, a Taylor;
Mr. Dennifon, a Pilgrim • Earl of Befborough, a
Monk; Mifs Iviilner, as Mifs De Camp, in Of Age
To-morrow; Mrs. Thelluffon, a female beauty, in
extreme fafhion ; Mr. Paul Methuen, one of Dr.
011apod's recruits, in excellent difeipline ; Colonel
Ponfonby, a Jew; Mr. Lambton, Cardinal Wol-
fe); Mr. W. got, an old Ensilh Baron; Mr. S.
Turner, and Mr. Heneage, Conjurors; Mr. Smith
Owen, King "~obn; Mr. Knight, Faueolnbridge ;
Mr. Lloyd, Hamlet ; Mr. G. Cowper, a Raj& ;
Mifs Sober, in the charafter of Night, a very me i ry
night, if we may judge from her dancing. Mr.
T. Wynne, in an old drefs coat, from the ward-
robe of the late Lord Fauconberg ; Major Eu-
Itace, a good Jew ; Earl of Llandaff, a Pilgrim;
Sir William d'Arley, a Polander ; Mr. Roach, a
Witch ; Mr. Thornhill, an Old Woman ; lion. J.
*Donald, Sylvdler Daggerwood ; Lord Monntjoy,
an Old Woman; Mr. R. Jenner, a Friar; Col.
Armftrong, Lord Foppington, one of the bell cha.
rafters in the room; Mr. W. Lloyd, an Alderman;
Sir Sidney Smith, an Egyptian; Mrs. Sober, a
Nun; Sir Edward Ryan, a Hear •' Sir J. Wrot-
tefley, a Countryman; Mr. Wall; Mot her Cole, with
a Male Toms, Lady; Major Locke, a Roman; Mrs.
Wood, a G*l9, ; Sir J. Coghill, a Turk; the Mifs
Cramers, Sukanar. In the rank of thofe who afto-
nifhed by their aiimficality and eccentric humour
was Mr. M. A. Taylor. The Hon. Mifs Moore, a
Soldier's Wife, with a child in her arms, returning
from the campaign; and Col. Montague Mathew,a
Wet Nurfe, of Brobdignag, frefh from the ftraw,
and wanting to take a child from the month. The
Duchefs of Devonfhire, the Marchionefs of Sabi.- I
bury, Lady Harriet Cavendiffi, Lady Milner, Ma.
dame Recamier, Madame Barnard, the Countefs
of Harrington, Lady A. M. Stanhope, the Mar-
chionefs of Headfort, Lady M. Taylor, the Coun-
tefs of Befborongh, Mrs. Fitzherbert, the Mifs
Courtneys, Mifs Lewis, and Mrs. Orby Hunter,
were all in fplendid fancy dreffes. The Duchefs of
Northumberland and her three lovely Daughters
appeared in black crape and filver fpangles. The
Countefs Spencer in the fame drefs. The Dowager
Marchionefs of Donegall in her Widow's Weeds.
Lady Sheffield in an elegant fancy drefs. Lady
C. Montague as a Houfimaid out of Place, her broom
wont out in the ferule of a bad Mafkr. The Mar.

chionefs o Abet corn looked delightfully in a fancy
drefs. The Marquis of Abercorn gave grta-
pleafure to the company by ILs capability of
enjoying the extrcile of a Pelcarian. Lady
Cholnionklelev was a Nuts. Lady Caroline WI ot-
tefley was allo in a fain,. drefs of great talle
and elegance. About four o'clock in the stunning
a mafirte of extraordinary attraeion entered the
room : it was a caricature upon the fubjea of the
fete; the I:tire of which was forgotten in the in-
genuity of the device. It was
.7oln Bull bending
beneath an enornwus bafket upon his hack; set,
delighted with !:is burden, confining of the three
favourite fubjeas of the day, Union, Peace, and
Plenty, all perfonified, the figures being kept in
motion by a curious mechanical procefs, fo as to
be a pertt.:l imitation of life. They were thus
ironically reprefented, Union, by his coat ha(fgrem
and half blut, his nofe and chin having completely
joined ale, and the head furmounted by an enor-
mous pair of horns ; Peace, a female Bilruithate,
with a mob cap, a black eye, ready to return the
compliment on any of the company, and a g!afs
of gin ; and Plenty, the figure of Mr. Pitt, as the
ftarved Apothecary in Romeo and Juliet, with the
motto, " My poverty and not my loi/Zconfents.''
It was allowed to be one of the ben mafks ever
Peen, and was imputed to many. We underßand
Mr. Walfh Porter was the real reprefentative.—
The Banditti, who were to occupy the cavern ad-
joining the Prince's apartment, were to have per-
formed an interlude for the amufement of their
Royal neighbours; but the curiofity of the com-
pany defeated the plan, as they forced into the
cavern, and took poileflion before his Royal High-
nets arrived. Among the banditti were Lord
Headfort, Lord Offulflone, Lord Craven, two
Mr. Manners, Mr. W. Porter, Mr. Carlton,Mr. P.
Andrews, Mr. Concannon, &c. The wives were
the Countefs of Mexborough, Mrs. Caombe, Mrs.
Concannon, &c. &c. They were flu-rounded and
followed the whole night. Jonflone, from Con
vent-Garden, was the cooke'of the Banditti, and
much amufement was. derived from kis Hibernian
comicality. The five fuppet2-roomsfwere lighted up
by chandeliers. The flipper confined of every de-
licacy, green pets, firawberries, &c. in abundance.
Wines of the firth quality in profufion, confining
of ehampaign, burgundy, claret, &c. The defert,
cherries, Itrawberrics, &c. The Duke of York's
band played duriny the night at the foot of the
Rairs. The whole concluded about (even o'clock,
on Saturday moaning, with the exception of one
groupe th.it Raid un it noon.
The Company confined of—

. .
His Royal Highotia the Prince of Wales, and Prince Bare-
nilti. Du IC es—Sotnerfet, Dcvonfhire, Dorfet, and f.aet nlberry.
Miagyzases—Abercorn, Loro, Exeter, Winc.hder, and
Douglas.

E.aes,-..Cltolmondeley, Effez, Hardwicke, Cafiitlis, Dighy,
Carhampton, Rofcberry, Aboyne, Winchelfea, Talbot, Port-
(mouth ,Waldegrave, Rofilyn,Tankervill e, Suffolk, Mountnorris,
ferfey, Fortefcuc, Mansfield, Macelc.ficld, liillfborough, Car-
narvon, Harcourt, Weßmortand, Stair, Eaton, Yarmouth,
Darlington, and Uxbridge.
\risco° NTS—Cok Crank M Cranky, Limerick, Caereagh, Went-
worth, Mclbouroc, Athburnham, Bulkcley, Clements, Offal-
ftone, Maynard, Cunningham, and Courtenay.
Lou s—A mherit, Foley, Adair, Colerain, Allen, Bcyning,
R. Seymour, G. St ymour, Northwicke, Craven, Parc, Worcef-
ter, J. Campb,ll, Dundas, Chetwynd, H. Stewart, Loftus, Tal-
bot, A. Hamil Herbert., Herberton,Penryn, Perry, Hare-
eocl, Langford. Forbes, Andover, Lonfdale, Kinnaird, Peter-
(ham, Dudley and Ward, St. Afaph, Cuningham, and Suffolk.
Si a lamil:on, H. Engleficld, A . H.ume, J. Eden, J.
Strpm y, C. Roufc Broughton, J. Riddle, W. Wynne, G. Hill,
G. Artie& J. Pultency, R. Milbar.ke, J'. Hippcilcy Cox, J.
Shelly, and Beaumont.
GeNEßALs—Egerton and Lenox. _ • _ _

COLO N s—Hnky, Hunt, Turner, Stopford, Al.:tamer,
;action, °Mc, Etherington, C. Bentinck, Montgomery,Turner,
Malcolm, Etherington, O'Rilley De-Bath, and Ponfouhy.
C PT AI S-Duff, Pierrepont, Timins, Churchill, and Mak-
land.

11Iessas..—Wh1tfield, Crew, Weldln, Skeffirgtol, Herber*,
Johnftene, Matthews,Thomfon,Wllbraham, M l'itt, genverie,
Beddt fichi, Greffulke, C. Hendrick, Davidfon, Moore, M )nta-
gut:, Monkton, G. Rofc, L. Saville, Vandeleur, Banks, He-
ncage, Greville, Hammerfly, Stapleton, Mercer, T. Hope,
Townilsend, Bouverie, Paul, Angerftein' Pierrepoint, Bagot,
Duff, Clements, Warr, J. Adams, H. Alexander, Knox, Whit-
bread, Crofby, Moldy, Garuicr, Stourton, Miller, Wilbraham,
Alderly, Montague, Douglas, Coleman, Sheldon, W. Stanhope,
Orby Hunter, E. Harvey, W. Rote, Morton, Euftace, J. Man-
ners, Barwell, Gambier, Fowler, Greatisead, Stepney, and
Thelluffon.

MA Rautvtx c—Anrpich.
Duca assr s—Buccieugh, Dorfet, Somerfet, Ileaufort,D -von-
(hire, Leeds, Northumberland, Chandos, Gratton, and Bolton.
MARCIIIO N 1355 s —Bath, Hertford, Headfort, Wellelley,
Doneyall, Eseter, Winebefter, and Donegan.
Co u ruress Buckinglia;nfisire, Carnarvon, Chatham,
Cholmondcley, Effes, Fortdcue, Harcourt, Harrington, HMI.-
borough, Jerfey, Liverpool, Macclesfield, Mansfield, Mount-
Edgecomb , Mount-Norris, Portfmouth, Rofslyn, Warwick,
Stanhope, Suffolk, Talbot, Tankerville, Waldegrave, Winchel-
lea, Aboyne, Callillis, Dylan, Galloway, Kinnoul, Newburgh,
Rofebery, Sefton, Roden, Leitrim, Kenmare, Granard, Ald-
borough, Athlone, Carhampton, Cork, Bentinek, Digby, Al-
bemarle, Darlington, Carlifte, Morington, Sheffield, Spencer.
VISCOUNTESSES—Limerick, Melbourne, Cranky, Went-
worth, Carleton, Calliereagh, Aihburnham, and Bulkeley.
BARON eSs-.-ROGNICk.
LA DI IC s—Andover, Mildmay, Dafhwnod, King, C. Hornby,
Amherft, M'Clive, E. Howard, Allen, Jane A uftin, Bayning,
Ch. Herbert, Begot, C. Wood, E. Monk, Calthorpe, Lincoln,
G. Viler., Somerfet, Johnftone, Robert Seymour, R. Stor tord,
Petre, Tancred, J. Campbell, W. Wynne, Route Broughton,
Riddle, Lyttleton, S. Peke, G. Price, Mordaunt, Throgmorton,
Clifford, G. Affieck, F.. Loftus, Haggerftone, Bennet, Hampden,
Harberton, A. Townffiend, Bathurft, Bellingham, Call, Camp-
bell,Chetwynd,Crawfurci,Daftiwood,Deering, Douglas, Duken-
field, Farquhar, Fitzgerald, Foreleg, Glyn, Grey, Hales, Hay,
Hill, I.ambert, Windham, Loftus, Milbanke, Mi Idmay, Onflow,
Route, Rumbold, &bright, Sykes, Warren, Wentworth, Hume,
Maria Stanhope, C. Jenkins, De Clifford, F. Ratcliffe, G. Cecil,
L. M'Donncll, Herberton, G. Howard, A. H. Stanhope, M.
Parker Penryn, Stourton, Mary Taylor, Milbanke, M. How-
ard, Parker,
Stuart, C. Jenkinfon„ Vernon, two Fitzroys,
Cawdor, and Percy.
Misr *ass ell—Morant, Fitzberbert, Wheeler, Thelluffon,
Conyers, Harvey, Jones, Meynell,Townlbend, Matthews,Wil-
braham, Lloyd, Nforton,Pitt, Legge, Fremantle, Lowther, Au-
riol, Montague, George Rote, Butter, Garner, Weddell, L. Sa-
ville, Banks, Rigby, Alhburnham, Orby Hunter, Moore, Bou-
verie, Greville, Stapleton, Douglas, Capri, Walpole, Angerftein,
Pierrepoint, Manton, Byng, Anton, G. Anton, Sawbridge, Cle-
ments, Egerton, Jefftries, Affieck, Anton, Davidfon, Milne,
Calvert, Malcolm, Cuffans, Crolby, Cecil, Cornwallis, Stourton,
Douglas, Blond, Harcourt, Coleman, Brown, Saltoun,W. Stan-
hope, °tore, and Hornby.
see—Conyers, Pitt, two Thynnes, two Bouveries, Har-
vey, two Bentincks, two Onflows, Merry, Craven, two An-
guifhes, Dundee, two &moors, Pigot , Price, Stapleton, Grof-
VerlOr, Cart.sy Anton, Saarbridge, Cavendilk, Percy, Howard,
Mills, Cuffans, Sheldon, two Townfbends, Creamons, M•Don-
nell, Stourton, Miller, Hale, Harvey, two Fitzroy., two Cole-
man., Browne, bafkwuod, Dickens, Legg, Vernon, Jennings,
Rote, and Dutton.

The rooms were decorated, and the Fete con-
cluded on the management of Mr. La Tsetse.

CJA.V 4ARKE7S.

MARIE-LANE, INAY 17.
In conferinenee of a fhort quantity of IVl:eat
for ;.is day's market, the buyers have taken the
finefl runs of DEA and Kent at an advanced price
from Frigay of near 2s. per quarter. Fine Batley
and belt Malt ti:11 nearly at the quoted p, ices.:-
Frefh Oats have a ready Cale, and a trifle dearer ;
as are Beans and Peas.
Flour continues at sos. per tack.
Englifli Wheat, +6s. 6os. primell, 64.5. 645.
Rye, 345. 365.
Barley, 20s. 265.-(Malting) 3os. 355.
Malt, sos. to 535. with new Duties.
Oats, 16s. 235. 265.
Horre Beans, (New) 3os. 341. 51.
Tick Beans, (Newt 28s. 361.
Hog Peafe, 2 tis. 325. •
Boilers, Jos. 345.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 405. per cwt.
Coriander, 265. to 295. per cwt.
Canary, 78s. to Bos. per cwt.
Rape Seed, 341. to 361. ptsr Taft.
FROM TUC LONDON OAZETYR, SATURDAY, MAY 15. -
Average price of Corn to England and Wales, from the Re-
turns ending the Bth of May, 1802.
Wheat. Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Beans. I Peat..
s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d sd.
6.5 S 41 6 32 7 18 It 34 .5 36 a
The average Price .f Sugar, computed from the Returne
made in the week ending the lath of May, is 345• std. per
hundred weight.

PRICES or CRATN, AT Tilt FOLLOWINO MARKETS.
BAIII.ICSTOKE.—Wheat 54.1 od to 6rs od per Quarter.
Barley 16s od to 33$ od I Beans 31$ od to Ors od
Oats Isla od to ass od Peafe 26s od to 4ts od
MAtszNerAD.--Wheat 36s od to 68. od per quarter.
Barley 3os od to 33s 64 Beans 32$ od to 48$ cd
Oats 201 od to 131 od I Peak 36s od to 4os od
NIEWBUIRT...-Whllit, Sol. od. to 68s. od. per Q2arter.
Bark), 20$ cd to 295 6d I Beans 32$ od to 351 od
Oats zos od to sse cd Peafe 315 cal to 343 od
HzNLty.--Wheat so od to 685 std per Quarter.
Barley 285 od to 30 6d I Beans 3os od to 341 od
Oats a
sod to 26s od Peale oos od to oos cd
READING.—What sot od. to 671. od. per Qarter.
Barley aan,6l to 135 od I Beans 27$ 01 to 361 od
Oats zys od to 3os od Peale 35$ od to 405 od

At Warminfler Market, on Saturday 1411, the
prices of Corn were as follow : Wheat, by the
quarter, 21. 145. to 31. 21. Barley, 11.45. to 11. 14s.
Oats, 19s. to 11. is. Beans, 21. 16s. to 21. 2s.

A remarkable inflance of the tranfition of for-
tune occurred !aft week in Worcefier. A private
in the sth dragoons, was immured in prifon for
defection, and in daily expedation of exemplary
punifhment ; when a Gentleman arrived from Ire-
land with an account of the death of a relation,
who had left him 40001. per annum !

A letter from Exeter, dated May to, rays--
isLall Thurfday the London Mail, horfed by
JOHN LAND, of the New London Inn, Exeter, with
fuur beautiful grey horfes, and driven by Mr.
Cave BROWNS, of the Inni(killing Dragoons,
ftarted (at the found of the bugle) from St. Syd-
well's, for a bett of 500 guineas, again!" the Ply-
mouth Mail, horfed by Mr. PHILLIPPS, of the
Hotel, with four capital blacks, and driven by
Mr. CHIC/IESI-Es, of Arlington oule, which got
the mail fir to the Poft-oflice in Honiton. The
bett was won eafy by Mr. BitowNe, who drove the
fixteen miles in one hour and fourteen minutes.—
Betts at flailing 6' to 4. on Mr. BROWN E.-A very
great concourfe of people were affembled on this
occafion.

The New York Daily Advertifer, after obferv-
ing the great lots which America would fu(lain by
the intended change of matters in Louifiana, in
Point of commerce, continues thus-•'S What is
mcant by Louifiana ? Is that term confined to the
iland, as it is called, of New Orleans, and the
fmall diftrid of country adjoining the embouchure
of the Miflifippi ? Or does it extend to the ancient
pretenflons of France to an undefined boundary
weltward of this mighty river, and i unning North
• , the Pole ? Whoever has converted o;. this fhb•
jet with a Frenchman, ftatefman, or private chi-
, zco, knows full well his national prejudices ; the
jealonfy with which he views Cana&t in the poll
feflion of the Englith, and the countries weft of
the Alleghany, owned by the United States he
exultingly demands who firil explored thefe wilds?
and confiders their prefent occupation as the re-
fult of imperious neci:fflty l • an ufurpation to be reco.
vered whenever circumftances permit."

The American Government has bought timber
fur building eight 7.4. gun (hips.

LOUISIANA.—On the fit March, the Intendant
of New Orleans ifTued the following order—" No.
tice is hereby given, that from the day of the pub-
lication of the General Peace in this town, or be-
fore, if the King Mould order it, the commerce
which at prefent exifls with Neutral Powers, and
was granted the t tth of June, '798, (hall entirely
ceafe. American veffels fhall (Jill be admitted, and
may depofit and carry away their property as
they have done hitherto, according to the treaty
of October the 27th, 1795.

e The Commiffary-Geoeral and Charge d'Affaires of the
French Republic, gives information to all perfons whom it may
edneem, that In confequence of the revolt of the Negroes its
St. Domingo, all manner cf intercourfe is, by order of the
Commander in Chief of the 'French Republic in th.• 'Hand,
prohibited to foreigners, with any othtr part of the Iftaid but
the two ports of Cape Francois and Pert Republican:. Crullers
will arreft all foreign veffels attempting to enter any other port,
and to communicate with the revolted Negroes, toearry el-her
ammunition or provifions to them: fuch vt•lfels (hall be con:II--
cited, and the Commanders feverely punilhed, as violating the
Rights of the French Republic, and the I.w of nations Fair
and regular traders will meet with encouragement and protec-
tion at the above-mentioned places from the G...neral in Cab. f
and Subordinate Authorities. The intercourfe b_twee•: the
United States and thole two ports is left open to the Am .micao
trade. It will be advifable for merchants to make fhipments
to the colony, and who with to meet with no interruption by
incurring fulpicion of improper conduct, to take c Ttificates
from the Commiffaries. or Commiffarial Agents of the French
Republic in the United States, who are indrueted to deliver
than to the applicants.
Given at George-Town, Columbia Diftrid. the 27th
Ventofe, loth year of the French Republic (March 18,
1802.) " t.a. ricaou." •