Star.
London, England, 1802-06-05 00:00:00

Mils Catarrom...-White crape Petticoat, ornamented with
beads.
Miff E. CA. Laron.—The fame u her filter.
Three Mifs Caor TO N I.YttiOW crape petticoat, ornamented
with fine blond and beads. Yellow crape train.
Mifs host —A petticoat or buff and grey crape, and foldn
and baits trimmed with diver rope and Laid. ; body and train
of buff and grey crape.
GENTLEMEN'. DRESSES.
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NilU7'lC-IL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 2.

Arrived this day the PRIX(' a Or Wasts packet,
Capt. Tone, in five days, with triads from Lifbon.
No packet had arrived at Lithou prioi to her fail-
ing. Alio the Inig Albion, Capt. Wm. Glint;,
from Naples, with oil and wool, for Amlterdam ;
the Berwick, Capt. \VW. Ro so a,,from Minorca,
for Lois ton ; the Medea, Capt. JOHN MEIN, (*tom
Gibraltar, for London ; the brig Dolphin, Capt.
N. S7oxis, from Almana, atier a patfage of 23
days, for London, laden with barilla ; the Ame-
rican (hip Caroline. Capt. Wm. AULD, in 45 days,
from Baltimore, with 7800 barrels of flour, for
London; the Prtaan dogger Curwartong, Capt.
JOHN GUA AP, in (even weeks, from St. Übes, with
fah, for Aldburgh ; the brig Plrbe, of Sunder-
land, with navaillOres, from Minorca, for Portf-
mouth ; and the Atlas, of London, with fhumac,
&c. from Naples, for London.—The PRINCE
AOOLPHUS packet is to fail to-morrow. lithe -.vind •
be Or, with difpatchcs for Li:hon.—Wind S. S.E. '

The Ksuo was plainly dreffed as ufual on his own Birth-day.
Pas Nice of 3A'A las.—A full drefs, field marfhal's uniform.
His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yoea, io full uniform, as
Field Marthal.
Hereditary Prince of OstArsoe, in regimentals.
•REMARKS.

The new carriages were not very numerous ;
hut the whole of the equipages were truly elegant.

St. James's-ftrect never prefented a more gay or
bufy time than it did yetterday. The tiring of
carriages reached at one time from the Palace up
St. James's-ftreet, Albemarle.ftreet, and half way
up Bond-ftreet. The windows and balconies of
St. James's-street were covered with beautiful wo.
men, molt elegantly dreffed, and the ftreet itfelf
was filled with them viewipg the perfons in full
drefs going to Court, for which they had a full
opportunity, as the carriages could move but very
flowly. It was long paR four before the company
could reach the palace, and it was paR (even be.
fore they could all retire. So 1411 and brilliant al
Court, (peaking generally, feldom or never wasl
witneffed. A great number of naval and military
officeis, in uniform, were prefent : but we never
faw a more numerous affemblage,generally (peak-
ing, better dreffed ; we never faw a Court which,l
taken altogether, was more magnificent.
The Mail Coaches, as ufual, paraded before the'
Palace, in view of their MAJESTIES, and the whole
of the Coachmen and Guards being in new rich
liveries, the general appearance was exceedinglj
gratifying.
In the evening there was no Ball ; but her MA.
J /sr v had a fmall private party of about Sixty to a
concert at Buckingham-houfe, at which Mrs. Bft-
lington lung, and highly charmed the company;
among whom were the Prince of Wales. Dukes of
Clarence and Cumberland ; Ducheffes of Beaufort,
Buccleugb ; Marquis and Marchionefs of SAE fbury ;
Marchioneffes (two) of Bath ; one of Townthend ;
Earls of Cardigan, Moira, Harcourt, Harrington,
Chelierfield, Mount Edgcumbe ' • Countefies of
Harrington, Uxbridge, Chatham, Harcourt, Wal.
degrasse, Vifcount and Lady Dungannon ; Lords
Villiers, Brome, and Somerfet ; General Gwynne,
Colonel Cartwright, &c.
Arnidft the great variety of dreffes, which dif-
fered as much as the perfons who wore them, we
can only Rate fuch as appeared the molt prevailing.
Nothing very new or liriking in fafhion appeared.
The colours were more mixed and general than
ufual. Green was much worn, as well as flate,
grey, and blue ; but, lilac and How Rill kept tip
a decided afcendancy. The hoops are growing
rather (mailer. The waifts are Rill Grecian, that
is, the natural wain ; and there we hope they
will long remain. Some few French backs ap-
peared, which, with hoops, looked abominable ;
and made the Ladies with them appear deformed.
Ruffles are' falling into difufe, except with the
fcraggy elbows. Many beautiful arms bad none.
The head-dre ffes conf: lted eitherofblack velvet-half-
caps, or of yellow Silk, with plumes of feathers,
or gold and silver nets, with tall;:ls and flowers ; I
or the hair ornamented with rows of large beads, Yefterday died at Clifton, near Britlol, after a
which were very general. Powder was fcarcely long and linget ing illnefs, which the bole with the
to be teen, and that only among the matrons.— molt exemplary retignatian, Mrs. GLASSE, daugh-
Artificial flowers were much worn. A great num- ter of the late THOMAS
...LE.TCH ER, Efq. of Ealing,
ber of feathers were alto worn on the belt dreffed and wife of the Rev. GEORGL HENRY Gi.asse,
heads, but rather differently in the mode of pla- Rector of Hanweis, miadlceee.
cing them : they do not Rand quitelfo upright, Prince WILLIAM of GLoucts reit has arrived at
they were placed in a drooping posture. In this Sheernefs, in the Lercasa frigate, on his way to
way, they looked highly becoming. The Rile of pc:er:burgh.
drelfing the hair is the Grecian, long heads, Mr. G. Ross difowns having cnmpofed the
with ringlets over the face. Rouge ufed as freely Fong fung on the Anniverfary of Mr. Pirr's birth-
as ever. The robes were chiefly worn with (mall day, to the tune of the Anacreontic.
roles of white or yellow on the &milder.. The Ranelagh Mafquerade Intl night was well
The ornaments in diamonds or pearls confined attended, and several characters appeared on the
chiefly of wreaths of roles, jeffamine, pinks, laurel, occasion. The decorations of the place were the
&c. fultanas, crefcents, feathers, bandeaus ca cba- fame as on the night of BOODLE'S Gala, and af.
mow, and agraffes for the head. forded great fatisfaelion.
Necklaces—tingle rows of brilliants let, de- Among the many perfons of note who flock in-
tached, to hang gracefully round the neck, or to this country from France, we have rent irked
cluftercd. feveral eminent Bankers, for the purple, no doubt,
Ear-rings--chiefly tops and drops, furrounded of getting acquainted with our financial fynemsi
by other large brilliants, alto necklaces of ame- Ar the head of thefe we obferve with pleafure, Mr.
thyfte and topazes, with ear-rings, bracelets, and Mice sz, junior, one of the richest and moll confi-
other ornaments to fuit. derable men of Paris.
The ornaments in gold were neck chains and Friday fe'nnight, the firtt divilion of the Both
medallions, with antiques, or modern engravings foot arrived in Dublin.
in fardonyx, carnelian white and red, jafper, fan- The 44th foot, lately from Egypt, is arrived at
quin, &c. or with emeralds, fapphires, rubies, See- Waterford.
&c. Ear-rings, bracelets, agraffes, and rofettes for The ad Battalion of the 85th Regiment arrived
the shoulders. at Jamaica on the ill of April.
Silver buckles, of a moderate fine, oblong and TRIAL of GENERAL INN ES.—This day a Court-
the corners rounded. Martial, confining of General and Field Officers,
All the Gentlemen wore hair powder. was (worn at the Horfe Guards, Whitehall, ia
Lord HAW KESBURY gave a grand dinner in-order to try General tents, Commander in Chief
honour of his MAJESTY'S Birth-day. of the Chatham divifion of Marines, on certain
Lord PELHAM gave a grand dinner on the fame charges of irregularity of accounts, exhibited
occasion to a numerous party. againft him by the Lordi Commiffioners of the
Lady CARLETON gave a grand rout to 300 per- Admiralty.—The following is a lift of the Ment-
ions of difiiation. • bets who are to compote the Court-Martial :
Lord Cii r ETEEFIELD gave a grand dinner to a i Preildem, Lieutertant-General W. Sown a JOHNSTON,
I.ieut. General Balfour Major• General Sir J. St. Clair
nitmerous patty of the Nobility and GentryT;
Lieut. Do le Erikine
did alio Mr. WICK HAM, Secretary to the Lord Lieut. General Drummond Rt. Hon. Major-General Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland. Lieut. General Egerton Charles- Somerfet
The Countefs of BUCKINGHAM gave a Major-General Bowater Major-General Gateoyne
grand rout to 60c) perfons of dillindion. Major-General Avarne Rt. Hon. Major-General W.
Major-General S:r C. AfgIII, rail of Banhury
The Illuminations at night were very brilliant. Ban. Major-Gent ral Cartwright.
They were confined, with a few exceptions, to the Sunday afternoon, about fix o'clock, a fit c broke
Manlionhoufe, the Theatres, the Subfcription- out in the Cattle of Rofeneath, belonging to his
Houfes, and thofe of the tradefpecple who Serve Grace the Duke of Mom!, which, we are lorry
the Royal Family. The Duke of Roxsuao les to learn, was burnt to the ground. It is not dif-
houfe in the welt corner of St. Jemes's.fquare, tinelly a!i:ertained how the fire began, but it is re-
was very fuperbly lighted, and grel.tly admired. 1 potted to have been &ft difcovered in the bed-
Earl Mose a had a beautiful Crown, between the rooms, and the whole building was loon in a blaze.
letters G. R. at his honk in St. Jan es's-place. A great rna:iy boats and ttvo fire engines were dif-
The back part of the Marquis of SA LISSURY'S patched from Greenock, but they arrived too late
horde in the Green Park, was pal titularly bril- ;to flop the progrefs of the devouring element.—
: the words " Long live the 1, ing," in re- !His Grace, and the whole family who were there,
felendcnt lamps, greeted the paffengcrs, who were with a number of ftrangers, went acrofs the Loch
numerous, both in the Park and Piccadilly; and to Ardincaple, where they remained all night, and
band continued to play during the • venial/ God next morning fet off for Inrerary. The premifes,
lave the King, and other favourite t pa. lit is (aid, were whited.