Star.
London, England, 1823-01-28 00:00:00

gAISQ EIERADB AND FANCY BALL
AT CHELTENHAM,

Wednesday evening, the 22d instant, Charlton
House was the new: of uncommon gaiety and-iplen-0
dour; *fancy ball having for some days' previously
• brew-annouisceri,..with the admission of masts. At
~kalf7pasr. nine uZclock the gue..ts began to arrive, Au
ii,,,bout rwo hours all the charactemomat.lestshiss'
foul. hundred its number. Dancing Commenced at
eleven o'clock.
,the dincing-rooni beinglandsomely
chalked, an.l in the ,ceutre was inscribed the very
appropriate motto ,t /ioni.Soit qui Mal y pease."
Lord Cremerne, a domino.-Hon. Mr. Howard, a Court
dress—Hon. Colonel White, uniform—lion. blrr. White, as a
Flower Girl—lion. Mrs. Bermett, fancy dress—Lady Pynn, as i
Amazie, in Aladdin; to beautiful dress lady anti Miss Dfer,
fancy dresses—Lady Fs•rguson, Lady rN • cited, Lady Camp-
bell, Lady. Pocock, Dewager Lady Stu , Lady Bateman,
rich fancy '•dresses— Sir George l'ucock, uniform—Sir J.
Maclean, in the uniformof his regiment, with the insignia
of thee Order of the Rath—Colonel O'Neill and Mr. Oakes,
as Noadle and Doodk—Cukmel Berkeley, uniform of the
Southt.Glueestes. Militia—Colonel Lee, uniform of the 96th
Reglinent--rolonel Haddock, as the Devil, very good—Colo.
nett ()linty, lP'ker, Cape, Gubbins, 0•Mally, Greentree,Watt%
O'Hallerarr, genres, and Baker, urriforM—Major Robinson, an
inimitable Frenvkluans; his ease, " maniere, nitieea, et politesse,"
were certainly the most perfect French of anything we have seen
for AsJotag. time; his. colloquies were highly amusing—Major
, littierald. as a modern Father Luke, driven from Irish prac-
tied by the operation of the New Rlartiage Act, which he se-
verely repyobated, excellent—Major tiamerton, Staff Uniform—
Miss
.Colniure,. as a Sultana—hlra. Gregoe, as a French Lady of
the reign of Louis XV.--Captain Gregoe, as a Roman Senator
••-N.-Captain . Mtilyeeex, as a Tartar—Captain Nestor, Hussar
:dress--Captain Ambrose,- a Pindaree Chieftain, excellent, ably
supinrtrul by. Mr. Paxton---'Captains Antrobus, Townsend, and
Syrienhanr, Uuifertu--.Captain Naugle; Swiss Peasant—Captain
• Daley, as, the garl of. Essex/ a brilliant dress—Captain Elliott,
Uniform—Captain l'xi:ehett, a very rich Spanish dress—Captain
Steverispn, in a superb Tartar dress--Captain Ward, an old
Fattish dress--Captains Ilatsdeock and Briggs, Naval Uniforms
—Captains Fletcher Welch and H. N. Trye, Uniform of the
South 'Gloucester Militia—Captain Ford, Uniform—Captain
. Walker:, Turkish dress—Capt. Marshall, M. C. an irrecognisa-
bk Jew Ductor, well masked, and well sustained. He handed
about gratuitously the following hand-hill : •
" -----.
.. I), Ai. and aLgs. in the Iligh-sireet, Regular bread
Saipan, Fiaaisalren• air .11,etor, Poi-i-carry—Dokturs Cotes, II:s-
-imians, Dandies, and ()titer things; has no &expels, but compounds
Drainsis well supplied with Hungry Illater, Jfarkur.y, Durres'
• l?iitegar, rem Plaster,
_Hell a-bore' and the much-fan d /kilt/re-
tire andy drJps. •mu &name fills mends and keures all Dis-1
borders lucidetstat to, Mats; Noman, Child, Horses, Cows, and
Ikandies.--the Black, and Yellow Janndiss—the Hips in Men—
ShoteDlne.' ;fives, and Sterrility in Dandies. Ills never-failing I
KerdialFlreps removes-pimples in the yong, rinkels in the ould, il
parsurty in the poor, and pride in the rich—a fine warmer to the
kossid-blooded—proinot es ntattrim on y—prompts the said bachelor
to wed—remou.vee tinsatidity in mast maids--makes wires domestic,
and. husbands faithful—And his celebrated Pervurty Plaster. A
never-failing keure for the itcli for gaming—the itch for parties—'
theta for notoriety—the itch for exceeding one's means—the
isenesti itch far aping -one's superiors. N.B. Sekrusy observed.
Dandies half-price-Abe Poor free gratis for notin." _ 1
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, .
Doctor lioiznigon, a Theatrical Manager of the Old School—
cotempoi wry of the innuortal Garrick—stirring genius!--Tate
Caiotey, and the matchless Mare.
4' Powers of the Loan!' he was inimitable—his corrections Of
the text of young dramatic aspirants, and his insinuating mode
a procuring " bespeaks" were quite irresistible in their cifeet, kc.

The entertainments were of the most exCenent
kind, and as a most exquisite rarity we ate bound ie.
31,qtiCc the fine Boar's Head sent from Oxford on the
occaiion. Nothing could exceed the pleasure and
festivity of the evening. •