Star.
London, England, 1801-10-15 00:00:00

Lady Loulfa Brome
Lady Marl Singleton

Laci Afßeek
Lady Harland
Lady Rowky
Lady Blahs
The two Ladles Oars
Lady Cullum
Lady Pero"
Lady Bedingield
Marquis. COSNWALLII and Lord &tom F honour,
ed the rooms with their prefenca, as did moil Gen,
tlemen khe neighbourhood.

The theatre, on Saturday tight laft, was mnft
brilliantly attended, when the adtnired open ci
Love in • rdlap, and a new farce, written by Mr.
LATHOM of Norwich. called Holiday Time; t),
The Selo:My':Frofw, bothreceived great applaufe.
The three oratorios in St. James's Church af-
forded a high treat to the lovers of harmony. The
perfbrmances were, The Afsifab, and two feleftiolls
from The Crratio• and Titeßeorenyaiee. The band,
which was excellent, was led by Mr. ASHLEY, with
the weasel ability. Madame Mats MYST exert-
ed herfelf more fuccefsfully,
Noarout.—The Norfolk Setßons Ball on Wed.
nefday night laft, was moll numeroufly and bril.l
liantly attended ; fuch an affemblage of beauty,
elegance, and fathion, has not been witneffed at
Chapel-Aeld-houfe for many years. There w.,s,
fcarcely a family of diainSion in the county that
was not prefent. The dancing continued to a late
hour.—Amonel the company prefent were :
The Commis 9f Has. CoL Harbard and Lady
Ld. Prinirofe and Ladyl ary CarotiOa Ha:um,*
Lard and Lady Walpole • ' General Loftus &AO the two
Lard and Lady Bolton mit: Loftus
Laid And Lady Baran Sir Edward Bacon, Bart
Lady Malkin Sir William Jambsham
Load and Lady Musa% Rislit Hon. Wm. Windham
Lady Mount Edgcumbe and Mr. Windham
Lad &Add and Hon. MICI J. Wyndham, Efq. and Hon
Mn wyndeam,a.c. &c.
Sir T. and Lady B. Praetor

On Toefday Mr. ADDINGTON gave a hanclfome
entertainment at Wimbledon, to General Letits.
TON and M. OTTO. Lords CoauwAttis, ST.
VINCENT, ONNTN•Ies HAWIIIIIIO11:9 &c.
were of the Party.
As a fpecimea of verfatility, we copy the fol-
lowing, yerbatint, from The True Briton 0' this
morning:—" Mr. Winumew (ported a few of his
Caw&ends on the nights of general rejoicings, too
wife to thew, to the Populace at leaft, any fymp-
toms of dithppointed ambition, or of gloomy (111;
content."

On a front m Enfbary.fquare, on the nights of
illumination, were the following infcriptions on
the firit window, Peace and Ploay; on th• fecond,
Peace brings Plenty; on the third, Peat:far ewr!
It is a miftake that the Shoredicch glazier was
the firft to hitch M. Orro's name into Ayme ; a
cobler, near Dyot•Qrcet, St. Giles's, had a trani:
parency, in which the following lines were coal+
colons

Thanks to Lord I•4arntsboar and M. Otsci.
Foretellers now m,lt go to pet-o,
For all their hoarded grain will rot-o.
Qt all fork knaves be this the lot-a,
A earner in old Betsy's grotto

A houfe in Fore-ftreet,Moorfields, difPlayed
tranfparency of rather a fingular nature, and af:
forded to the populace a deal of mirth. On ons
fide was pourtrayed a quartern loaf, under which
were the words “ / eosin: doom" By the fide
of the loaf appeared a pot of porter, well fretted,
which was made to rejoin, so So we I."

The Leicefler Corporation gave the populace
of that town, on the anival of the news of Peace,
two mailed oleo, and a proportionate quantity
of ale.

On the evening the news of the Peace was re•
ceived at St. Alban's,the Dowager Lady Srsecte
eanfed to be erected at the front of her haute an
exalt reprefentation of the doo-s of the entrance
into the venerable Abbey of Bt. Alban's : under
the arch were exhibited the words, " Thank God!"
In medallion of one of the doors " Peace ;" on
the other' " Plenty."

On Sunday morning, the Mail Coach entered
Birmingham, drawn by fix horfes, with flags and
fuitable paintings, with a number of perfons on
horfeback preceding it, and followed by a nume-
rous body of people, fume of whom went four or
five miles to meet it. The news of the Ratification
was of condi received with rapture. and Monday
night there was a general illuminatiort.
We are forry to Rate, that during the rejoicing(
firing, illtiminatkn, &c. on Saturday, in Birming-.
ham, a man on difcharging his piece, unfortunately
killed dead upon the fpot a poor boy, of about 13
years of age.
The French hfutiaer, General Ctaaxs, has ar-
rived at Florence.

The greater part of the Epikopal Sees of Bel.
gin* are pow *scant by the death of thofe by
whom they were oecisOed. Of ten Prelates who
were alive* the time of the revolution in the Low
Countriee..M. De Famessasao, the Cardinal
*psi Archbtlhop of Malines, the flifbops of Ant-
wevp, Rurimoede, and Tourney, are the only fur-
vivo's. Doubts whether this leagoop did
int* virtually religo his Set when he was appointed
&Wail:bop of Prague.