Star.
London, England, 1801-06-15 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

GRAVESEND, JuNe 4.—Pafred by, the WOW
Franta, —, from Hamburgh ; and Leviathan,
CARON Ea, from South Seas.—Sailed the Richard,
Fox ST 6R, for Dominica ; Elizabeth, WALTON, for
St. Croix ; Admiral Nelfon, —, for Curacoa ;
Flanders, MITCHELL, for Lilbon; Matthew and
Thomas, —, for St. Kitt's ; Vicillltude, STOUT,
for Jamaica ; Nancy, ALLEN, for Surinam ;
Hope, Amazon, for Martinique ; Horizon, MAR.
STON, for Charleflon; and Perfeverance, Boy DEN,
for Baltimore.

ARRIVED.
At Boßoo--Almy, Snow, from LiterpooL
At New York—Allepny, Paddock, from LiaerpooL
At Belfaft—john, Wier, from New York.
. At Hull—Charlotte, Leeds, from Wilmington..

At Lithon-nSuflui, Storey, from

LIVERPOOL, JUNE U.

The Meliora, BACK HOUSE, from hence, is fup-
pored to Aave entered the Capes of Virginia on the
26th of April.
The Heaor, MAWO2I.2y, :was well at Melimba,
about the 24th of January. • •
The Lottery, WHITTLI 1 Lnuifa, BILNARDI
and Princefs Amelia, LIVIIIGITMI, were (poke in
company on the 29th May, in lat. 48.30. N. long.
7. 36. W. by his Maily's (hip &Peseta, all well.
The S. W. PouLsow, from Virginia for
this port, put back to Norfolk, the 14th April,
having experienced bad weather.
Captain 52013014, of PAgreeable, fpoke the (hip
Triton, of Poole, from hence to Newfoundland, in
lat: 55. 37. N. long. 23. W. On the a7th (poke
the Sincerity, JrnxiNS, of Workington, bound to
giellec, lat. 55. 30. long. 14. W.
e Enterprize, Boort:, from Africa to the
Welk 'lndies, was well at lea the :sth April, in
lat. 1. N. long. 29. W.
The Flying Fifth and a brig from this port to
Malta, pallid the Gut of Gibraltar the 3d of May,
afteran engagement with three Spanifh privateers.
Captain Coss's, of the Iris, from New York,
fpoke on the 19th May, the (hip Haveral, from
Greenock, bound to Bofton, in long. 54. W. lat.
42. 80. N.
The Fanny, PARKER, from hence to Wilming-
ton, put back into Charlefton in difirefs the 14th

M'Elkenham, from hence, at Angola;
Na,yrn Syddram, and New York, Colley, from hence at Vin
triaseib,'Coast, and Almy, Snow, from hence, at Bolton ;
lrladey; America. Watfon ; Lydia, Starbrick ; and
Mei% Paddock. from hence, at New York ) Jane, Sawyer,
- banskit Philadelphia; Sukey, Sweat, from hence, at
Hsu* Wain Mary, from haw. at Virginia; •Ponf.
Magi IMO helierd, at New London; Sally, Pope, from hence,
it Wallow; 8 Ilbarke, Dunn, from hence, at Dublin; Con-
ga* Tadao from hence at Himburgh ; and A dive,
=WA Ron London, at Philadelphia.
Captain Ds Cotracy is appointed to his Majef-
ty's NAMUR, of 98 guns, fining out at Ply-
mouth.
Captain Jolla Snoswzmio is appointed to the
command of his Majefty's thip PANDOUIt.
Captain ELI Tate of his Majelly's fhip GLav-
TON in the aftion off Copenhagen, is appointed to
command his Majefty's fitip IRRISISTI 'LE, now fit-
ting out at Chatham.
The Couraquet, —, from Virginia to Briftol,
is put back and condemned there.
The Anna Margaretta, Pstrisos, from Cay-
enne to Altona, is captured by the Either, LINDO,
on the palfage from the Welt Indies to Liverpool.
The outward-bound Welt-India fleet failed from
Cork on the 6th innant, under convoy of the An-
il/KAM frigate. General Ntroar, the Lieute-
nant-Governor of Jamaica, accompanied by his
AbildsCiunp, Lieutenant-Colonel 'aria, &c.
went in die AMruscADE.
A fquadron confining of (even (Ail of the line, is
immediately to be difpatched to crnize between
Cadiz and Lifbon, for the porpore of preventing
the junftion of the Spanins and Portugnefe fleets,
which there are ftrong grounds to think will be at-
tempted, fhould Portugal accede to the conditions
of peace propofed by France and Spain. The (hips
arc to be victualled for three months, and to be
commanded by Admiral Sir J. SAUMAREZ.
The Anna, ROBINSON, from Tortola, is arrived
at Dublin, after. paffage of a.l
days.
About thirty private letters were received by
the overland difpatch from India on Friday. Our
letter from Bombay, is dated the sd March, and
announced that feveral fchooners, from flo to TOO
tons, mounting s guns, with /swivels, and each
having so mat, ten of whom are Europeans, had
been fitted out by our Government in India, to
(weep the Straits of Sunda, and the (bores of the
Malacca, of the Malay Pirates who have done
much injury to car trade in thole Seas.—Tbe for-
tifications at Banda have hem firengthened, and a
(}tong reinforcement fent thither from Bengal ;Ind
to lelien dis inducements to attack from the enemy,
the &ens of (pica, &c. have been removed.
of Paffengers anived• in the (hips from
Chins.
Cineeeftwo—Lieut. Col. Batley, H. M. 36tb western, frail
Rooky; Way sad child, ditto; David Iced, Efq. train
Canton.
Coca—Linen boon and Bailey, IL IL regiment, Rain
Madras; Lima. bosh it and arrant, Hon. Company's Ida-
til= Mot.
Col. Rayne, Hon. Company's knit*,
'from Pawl. _
Wdßerillaw.—ltay. Mr. limy, and Mra Money ; Mr
Hantlitea, welter, ham Minims.
Andßos.—bies. SAD sod dig, MI Poe, from Saint
Hikes; Wa Ihssia Zia hpursitp. Sas Canton.; Mgr
joba Shin.A t a Earths. .Ikallgy Unit.
Iterndia aid *IL hen Nines at
Waiso Minds Tousha Ira rte. trio Che-
ws; ups jai Sawa" matey bevies, tram iambs,.
it=iiOreantsea, dram ilt.ldelaw; Capt. ode,
irsahr.s. Ina thslisy.
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F4SHIOPABLE ARRAW.G-EIIIENTS FOR

IVE.P.K.

rtes DAV.

Mrs. Butler's °rand Dinner, Portman-fquare.
Conutdi of Hardwiek's Rout, St. 3.ltors's-lquare.
Mrs. Duff's Rout, Charks-ftrect, Baklicy-ftware.

TUFIDAY.
Mrs. Snsith's Rout, Berkeley-Rreet.

wain evoitv.
Mr. Henniker Major's C vend Dinner, at R ichmonit.
bovvnglieLady Deering% Rout, Brouk4reet.
144 Littleton'a Mufic, lierkeley-ftreet
Mr. R. Walpolc'v Moan, Grafton-Rreet.
Mrs. T. Calvert's Rout, Chaties.ftreet, Beltderfquare.
Mrs. Vincent Corbett's, Rout.
THURSDAY.

Lady Duffrin's Rout.
Mrs. W. Freemantle's Rout, Stabhors-street,
Mrs.Danicli Rout, Dbvonlhire•place.

FRIDAY.

Lady Gibbe's Rout, New Burlington-Brat.

Mrs. Cokes Rout.

SUNDAY.
Marchionefi of Salitbury's Party.
Countefs of Kenniain Party.

Mrs. Coucannon'a Party.

MRS. THOMPSON'S BALL, on Friday fc'ennight,
was more than ufually fplendid; the extenfive
drawing room was lighted up by two fuperb chan-
deliers, and nine luftres affixed to the walls—the
floor was chalked in diamonds, and the windows
adorned with.the lineft flowers and ninths.'
The Ball was opened at eleven o'clock with Sir
David Hisser Blair, by Sir GEOLGS, MONTGOMERY
and Mifs THOMPSON.
Medleys fuceeeded, which were kept up till two
o'clock, when the company adjourned to (upper,
which was very elegantly arranged on two liorfe.
fhoe tables for 2 to. At three the dances re-com-
menced, and'continued till fix o'clock, when the
company departed,
Mrs. Tir ELtussos repeated her rural fete on Fri-
day laft. The Prince of WALES and the Duchefs
of DEVONSHIRE were among the faihionable guefts,
and the whole prefented a very fplendid and agree-
able fcene. The breakfaft was at four in the eer.
noon, and the ball commenced at fix.
MRS. MORTON PITT'S MASOVERADE, in Az-
lington-ftreet, on Friday evening, was attended
by fix hundred perfons of fafhion in chara&ers and
fancy dreffes. The houfe was fplendidly lighted by,
chandeliers and luftres; the garden was brilliantly
illuminated with variegated lamps introduced in
different forms. A temporary gallery was ereCted,
extending through the gardens into the lower
apartments of Lord Romney's houfe, part of which
was kindly lent on the occafion, a breach having
been
_previoufly made through the wall of his
Lordfhip's garden. The infide of this gallery wai
lighted up by variegated lamps, forming three ar-
ches, the diftant effea of which was beautful and
pieturefque.—The ball-room is fpacious, the floor
was chalked in a (file much fuperior to any we
have yet teen, with figures in three divifions ; at
the top Fame founding a trumpet on the martial
exploits Of Sir Ralph Abercomby, with devices,
the infcription underneath Vktory. In the centre,
the Guardian Angel hovering over the Genius of
Great Britain, with a fcroll, on which were written
God fats the King. At the bottom; two hands
joined, emblematic of the Union. The borders
reprefented many charaaers congenial to a maf-
querade, as Harlequin, Punch, the Clown, &c.
The Prince of Wales wore the fame drels as at
Mrs. Walker's Mafquerade. Among the bell of
the charaaers were Colonel Armarong, as Cohis
M'Gregor, taking an account of the Mafquerade for
the Daily Papers; Lord Brook, as a Limner; Mr.
Steward, M. P. for Weymouth, as a Penal: ; Mr.
Dawkins and Mr. P. Thelluffon as grotefque Old Le•
dist, folicitod a favourable notice of their charms,
which were liberally praifed by Mr. Johnftone, the
comedian, as 'Squire O'Grifhia, an Irith Gentleman,
with royal blood in his veins. Mr. Sloane, an ditylrian
°jeer, and Mr. Hartley, a Country Recruit, con-
tended who fhould enlift Mr. Markham, a Country
'Squire, and take him from his wife, the Coun-
tefs of Mansfield, admirably dreffed.
,as the
Spotli. General and Mrs. Tarleton, as
jeffria and Nell, affociated with Mr. Wrottefly,
a Snip riding upon his Goofi, and feemed very de-
firous of ingratiating themfelves ; ISr. Littledale
as Baccbur ; and Colonel O'Kelly as a !Wiry-
red. Mrs. H. D—, as a 1104 Toting Officer,
was one of the moll fprightly charafters prefent,
but mud; embarraffi4 which of the beauties to
fix upon; the Marchionefs of Donegal as a
Mrs. Orby Hunter as a Witch; MiffesWitch; Keppel
and Middleton as Num ; Mifs Caldwell as a
Lady ilbkfi ; and Mr. William Rofe as a rociag
Feuds Beast,. Lady M. Bentinek dreffed as
Night, was a molt welcome :pia at this feafon of
long day:, welcome to all but Mr. Williams as Emboli,
whom *either Mr. Weft, as the Daft of York':
Tanokarise-player, star Mr. Wood, as Quaver,
could amufe though the latter was one of the bei
fupported and entertaining of the charaders. Mrs.
Drax Grofvenor, as a *tuft Lady, in heroics, was a
very female Quixote, defpifing even the addreffesof
Mr. Lafcelles, a Roman Emperor • Col. E. Bligh,a
Cricktilayer, was quite chop-fallen at the beav ,
rain, which deftroyed the amufements of the illu-
minated garden and rural fete; but neither Mr. C.
Moore, as a Couxtrystaii; and Mr. Banks, an Old
Woman, regretted they were obliged to keep the
houfe. Among others of the bet dreffed charac-
ters were, Mr. H. Beckford, a Cbersiee Chief; Mifs
Milner a 4EOIO Thom Mifs Banks, a Blue Coat
Boy; and-Mi. Smith, a Sailor. Mr. Wynne, as a
Drops, and Mr. Noel, as a Harlequin, alfo fup-
ported thofe arduous parts with confiderable abi-
lity. The Mafquerade altogether was very amu-
ling ; many rich and beautiful dreffes appeared,
and the charaaers were well fopported.
Lord Romney's grand parlour was appropriated
for a (upper-room ; here three tables were laid for
a hundred, and in Mr. Pitt's houfe five long tables
for threehundred ; in the library for theremainder
of the company. The (upper was cold; the deffert
confined of pines, grapes, peaches, neitarines,
cherries, and ftrawberries. After the Supper,
which was one of the mon tallefol and fum
of the feafon, the Dances recommenced, and wt M
kept up with (pixie till fix o'clock, when the en&
pany departed much pleated with the evening's
amufernent. The Prince flopped tall five o'clock.