Star.
London, England, 1802-04-05 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS rok THE WEEK.

THIS tVE4I.'O.
Duke of Portland's Dinner, Piccnd+i:y.
Farl of Ittansfiell's Dinner. Portland-place.
Marchionefs of Salilbury's Rout.
Lady Ridley's Rout, Portland-place.
Mrs. A. Bofeawen's Rout, St. palice.
Mrs. Hanmer Watfon's Row, DrollNnor-ftreet.
Mrs. Wright's Rout, Manchcftcr fqn ire.
Mrs. Agnew's Rout, Grofrenor.fqueue.

TUCSDAY.
Duchefs of Gordon'. Rout, Piccadilly.
Marquis of Hadfort's Dinner, S:. n:; wc-ftrcet.
Lord Camdco's Cabinet Dioncr, Arlington-Rite.
Slr J. Puhenry's Dinner, Bruton-Rms.
Mrs. lUrigfton's Rout.
Mrs. Andmws's Grand Concert, Cleveland-hook.

The King's Levee.
Marehioners of Hertford's Rout.
Counters of Portfmouth's Rout. •
Mrs. R. Walpoles Mufie, Grafton-dreet.
Mrs. Blaekburne's Rout, Park-Brea, Weßrniufter.
Mr. Boldcro's Ball, I'i•zroy-fquare.
Mrs. Knox's Ball, Hill-ftreet.

THUSIDAT.

Duke of Portland's Dinner, Piccadilly.
Dowager Lady Harewood's Rout, Portman-fquare.
Lady Martin's Mune Pray, Gloacefter-pace.
Sir John Lovett's Grand Dinner, Seymour-ftreet.
Mr. Bt aumont's Grand Dinner, Portman-fguare.
Countefs of Mount Norris's Ball,Stratford-place.
Lady Harewood's Rout.
Lady Mary Dunzan's Rout, wren Ann-ftreet.
Lady Mufgrave's Rout, Portland-place.
Lady Rig:es Miller's Root, Bloomfbury-fquare.
Mrs. Metcalfz's Rout, Portland-place.

FRIDAY.
Marquis of Headfoa's Di•mcr, St anhope-ftreet.
Lord Romney's Cabinet Dinner, Arlington-ltreet.
Hon. Mifs Bofcawen's Rout, St. James's-paLice.
Mrs. Bucknell's Rout, Glouccfter-place.
Mr. Samuel Thoniton's Grand Dinner, St. James's-fquare.
Countef, of Galloway's Rout, Charles-ftrect, St. james's-fq.
Mrs. R. Thomton's Rout, Graftou-Rreet.
Mrs. Milnes's Rout and Supper.
Mrs. Hankcy's Ball, Bedford-iquare.
Mrs. E. B. Portman's Rout, Portman-fquare.
Mr;. Golcburn's Rout, Welbeck-ftreet.

SATURDAY.
Lady Lovett's Rout, Seymour-ftte.t.
Mrs. Halley's Rout, Gloueeitcr-place.
Mrs. Cottin's Rout, Chandos-ftreet.
Lord 1-I.iwkabury's Cabinet Dinner, Saekvine4teet
Dowager Lady Harewood's Rout, Portthan-fquare.
The Speaker's Dinner.

SUNDAY.
Earl of Camden's Grand Dinner.
The Cuntefs of Aldborough's Mufie Party.
Mr. Wickham's Grand Dinner, Hertford-ftz
Marehioncfs of Salifbury's Party.
Countefs of lienmare's Party.
Dowager Countcfs of Aylelbury's Party.
Mrs. Rrooks'i Mufic, Harley-amt.
Mifs Well's Mufic, Brook-llrect.

There will be a Levee at St. James's on Wed-
nefday next, the 7th inf.

Kenfington Gardens were full of very genteel
company yellerday, and many elegant belles were
prefent. The day was very fine.

COUNTESS OF MANSFIELD'S MUSlC.—•••OnThurf
day evening in Portland-Place, her Ladyship had
a numerous party of fafhionables to a Concert of
vocal and instrumental mufic. An elegant fupper
fucceeded, of which the greater part of the com-
pany partook. The mufic began with an Over-
ture on the grand piano by Dr. CALLCOTT the
compofer. His Royal Highnefs the Duke of CAM.
BRIDGE, who is one of our firft amateurs, and pof.
feffes a very fine counter tenor voice, fang an Ita-
lian air with fuch fcience and melody, as to meet
with much applaufe, not only from the amateurs,
but from all the profeffional gentlemen, many of
whom were prefent. A -beautiful quartetto
fiicceeded by the Duke of CAMIRIDGI, the two
'Mifs ANGUISHES (the nieces of the Duchefs of
Lagos), and Mr. RNYVE yr, fenior. Madam
BANTI was prefent ; fhe fang feveral favourite airs
with her accuitlomed ability. The Countefs of
Man svizo, who pollacs a very fine voice, fang
and played with the molt ravishing fwcetnefs. Dr.
Ca u.coTT and the youngeft uf the /Ails Atm visa as
fang the favourite duet in the grand Ballet of
irza, with much applaufe. The cider Mifs AN
GUISH and Doaor CALLCOTT were the principal
inftrumental performers. Dottor CA tAcorr pre-
tided at the harpfichord during the early part of
the evening.—At one o'clock, the Company fat
down to fupper. Every elegant eatable was dif-
played on the different tables, being five in number,
and the guests, amounting to near an hundred,
met with the attention which the well-known po-
litenefs and hofpitality of the noble holt and
hollers taught them to exped. About two o'clock
t!ic party broke up.

MADAME BON•PARTE'S DRAWIan-Room.—A
letter from Paris gives the following account of
Madame BONAPARTE'S Public Days. Madame de
Lussav, lady of the Palace, wrote a note to the
Ladies of the different Ambaffadors, frying, that
the would be glad to fee them the following day,
and that they might prefent fuck foreign Ladies as
willsed to he introduced. Thcfe Ladies :rambled
in the apartments of Madame de Lu :SAY, who in-
troduced them to Madame BONAPARTE. The
CNIEF Corm:. loon after arrived, preceded by his
Captain of the Guard. Madame B. and he Inc-
ceffively went round the circle, and faid a word
or two to every Lady prefent. The CHIEF Cos.
sut. then withdrew, and loon after Madame Bo-
NAPARTS curtfied, which hint the Ladies under-
flood, and all retired.

A Match between two poll-chaifes and four is
to be run on Haldown, near Exeter, on the 21 ft
infant, for wagers to the amount of cos guineas.
The poll-boys on the occalion are, on one fide,
Mr. CaicuEsxsa and Captain STACK POLE, and
on the other, Mr. GLOVER and Mr. Baoww.
There are fix matches to be rode at the fame
time Mr. Brown's b. g. Welkr, and Mr.
French's b. g. Sir Ralfib.—Second, Mr. Glover's
b. g. Sir Harry, and Mr. Brown's ch. g. Sir Peter.
Third, Mr. Chicheller's blk. g. AbelunJ, and Mr.
O'Connor's b. g. Port—Fourth, Captain Stack•
pole's b. g. Grog, and Mr. Hilton's b. g. Tommy.
In each match the owner to ride his own horfe.—
Fifth, Captain Deafdon's b. g. Shamrock, to be
rode by Captain Stackpolc, and Mr. Madox's
ch. g. Spurt, rode by Mr. Glover.—And Sixth,
Mr. Bircoe's g. m. Leuefit, rode by Captain Stack.
pole, againli Mr. Brown's g. g. Dare Devil, rode
by Mr. Glover.