Star.
London, England, 1805-01-21 00:00:00

BATH, JANUAR,' ,7.

weather here during the greater part of the
~tning was extremely favourable to pedeltrians ;
rr'J the walks, confequently, had a very gay and fa-
-li:i, ruble About two hoofs after mid-
Jr), however, the Iky became overcall ; Come very
lieJvy flowers loon after fell, and compelled the Els-
tet to leek for refuge in their relpeetive manfions.
Rauzziorr's Concert at the Upper Rooms, lail
right, exhibited a blaze of beauty.
The Cotillion Ball at the New Rooms this evening,
it is expelled, will he very brilliantly attended. The
laumbers that met this morning (as is ufual here) to
praetiee the dances imer.Jed for the evening, at the
Rooms, wa' unufually pcsit, among whom many of
the &It falhion and contequence were included.

The Corp, Dramatigue d this place lad night (hilted
1 •ir orrations to the Briitol Theatre, which we
1...ar was very well attended.
JANUARY tB.—Sydney-Gardens this morning had
a few pedeftrians of fa(hinn.
The Cotillion Ball at the New Rooms laR night
wa% very brilliantly vifited, and the Goddefs of the
light fantattic toe bad indeed many beautiful votaries.

The rheatre IA night had not a very crowded au-
ditory. Tile performance% were" L•ver's nag," and
" Low Laud: al La-liming."

S.turday morning his Wm 's., left Kew in his
pop-chaite and four, with his uluAl efcort, and arrived
at SAt.hill loon after ten o'clock, where his horfes

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were in waiting. He there me: the Earl of Salm-
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wire' and Mr. jou msron, with the Rag hounds. The
deer was to have been turned out on Farnham Com-
mon, but the ground being fo rough and hard with
the frog that had been over-night, prevented the hunt.
his fskirs TY then •vent to the new Horfe Barracks,
where ke rode in the riding-houfe for force time, and
afterwards returned to the Cattle to dine.
On Saturday, about twelve o'clock, her MAJISTY
'and the I's iNcissas left the Qyeen% kloufe for Wind-
for. On Wcdncfday they will return to town.

On Saturday. near the Magpies, where the KING'S
efcort change, owing to fome millake, there were two
parties in waiting to efcort his MAJI sr,/ to Windfor ;
the Oxford Blues, and the Light Dragoons from
linunflow Barrack'. The Light Hoge feting his
Map STY Corning, took thcir place, as the efenrt.—
The Vile, mailed it wa; their duty, and a fcufl.l en
fued. thith parties defended themfelves in a mallerly
inanner with their (words, his MA3tSTY'S carriage
hill going on at the ufual pace, and each party doing
its duty, to keep the place, fur fome difiance, till at
lad the Light Dragoons gave up the point, as the
Bkes were in the right.
Yeflerday morning the Royal Family attended Di-
lIIC Service at St. George's Cathedral.

On Saturday evening the fon and heir of Lord
BRUCE was chrillened at his Lordlhip's houfe, in
Grofvcnor Ilreet, and was honoured with having their
Maw Tics for fponfors. Lord ARDEN and the Mar-
chionef. of HERTFOLD were the proxies, and went in
the Royal carriages, with attendants. The fervice
was performed by the Bifhop of EXETER.
On the 17th inft. the remains of the Earl of CHI-
C/JESTER were conveyed from Stanmer, and depofited
in the family burial place, at Langhton, fix miles
from Lewes, in the truly ref-Fen:able tile of former
time;.—The hearfe was preceded by a long caval.
cade of the tenantry, in deep mourning. The nume-
rous carriages of the family and of the gentlemen of
the neigltbourhood followed it. The prefent Earl of
Chicheiler was chief mourner, fupported by the Bi-
fhnp of Britol and Lord Sheffield, the fon and fon-in-
law of the deceafed Earl. On the deceafe of his
Grace Thomas Hollis Pelham, Duke of Newcaltle,
the Barony of Pelham devolved on the Righ Hon.
Thomas Pelham, then reprefentative in Parliament
for the county of Suffix. In ti3ot he was created
Earl of Chichefter, and died, univerfally efteemed
and regretted, on the 7th inftant, having neatly corn
pleted his 77th year.
Lady PERTH gave a grand Ball and Supper on
Thurfday evening, at her town refulence in Grnfve-
uor-fquare. The company invited exceeded one hun-
dred perfnns of the firft rank and fafhion ; but few
failed to attend the fummons, and thole few were
either abfent from town, or indifpofed at the time.
The elegant drawing and anti-rooms were all fitted
up at a very early hour in the evening, and in a tyle
of p:culiar elegance ; chandeliers and three-light
lutires illumined each apartment. The company ar-
riving about ten o'clock, loon after the dancing corn.
rnence.: with an old and very favourite Scots dance,
called •• &milfe be wan a bonny lad, I bade him aye come
hack again," called for by the beautiful Mifs Danis-
MOND, who opened the ball with Lord GOWER.—
About a dr zen couple followed, among whom were
sir wiai.on LAI H. Cue idith
IS.:arquis of Hu:Al:vim lady A. %I Stanhope
Mr Darrell Lady S. ear?enter
II:. T. Sht.tiffan MICa Elia In:Ione
Mr. Penn Mifs Adam
eofter lady t. ,41
I.o; J l'etcrfit tm Lady C. Bawd al.
()Ay three country dance-; From twelve
until two o'clock, the hoar when fapprr took place,
reels were danced with great c‘oreCtitefs and fpirit.
Among thole who excclled were Mr. T. S FICILIDAN
and Mifs DRIPINIOND. The flipper was abundant,
‘oftly and elegant : it confined, as iSUftlal at all great
parties, of the mot delicate viands and the choicen
wines. The company departed unufually early, that
is to fay, immediately after (upper, they recollelling
the impoitant duties they had to fulfil, by paying
t'utir relciats to the Conlon of their augutl Sovereign
at court that day. '
The dancing took place on the carpet, which was
:.,;,.!•.• introduced into the circles of the haut ton by
t:.c Ciitintefs of MALTASSURY and her plithed daugh-
ty . tht. Ladies F. and C. Hsu's:. Among the
tomreiny were--
Th.: tj u s ,' Berri and St. Arlin's.
Luchrfft s of Devon fhirc aid St. Albans.
Nlac:,i,,ndics of Stafford. Salitintry, and Hertford.
.11$ 01.irau.rd Harrington.
Croon:rife% of Moira and Harrington.
K. id. and Gwydir.
Lady .I,:nu.rir Carpenter.
Lt hnlm Doc ICS.—Thefe docks were to have been
t'rwr.ecl for the admiffion of (hips on Friday, when
crowds of people were collefted. But the bull-
-14. 4.3% prevented by an accident, which will occa-
ii..l. !lie cl-cks to be entirety emptied of water, and
u prt% ent their being opened for a fortnight longer.