Star.
London, England, 1802-05-20 00:00:00

THE QUEEN'S BALL AND SUPPER.

Among the many fplendid entertainments this
feafon in honour of the Peace, that which was
given lag night by her MAJESTY, furpaffed every
thing which has been feen of late years. In order
to accommodate as many vifitors as poffible, the
whole fnite of rooms was thrown open, and dif-
played a fettle of great fplendour and taße.f
About half.paft eight o'clock the company be-
pan to affanble, and at half-pall nine the folding
doors of the great Saloon were thrown open for
the dancing. Perhaps there is not in Europe a
room more magnificent. The whole of the furni-
ture is painted by the fair hands of the PRINCESSES,
and furpafTes in beauty any thing of the kind to
be feen elfcwhere. Vaft numbers of flower-pots
were placed in different parts of the Saloon ; and
gave a very refrefhing odour; and the flooring
was chalked with various devices, which had a
very gay appearance. In the adjoining rooms
were card tables for thole who did not dance.

The following is a correfl lift of the Company:
Their hlnresms.
The ➢rince and Princes of WA Les.
The Duke and Duchcfs of Yolta.
The five PRINCESSES.
The Dukes of CLARINCE,COSIBIRLAND, and CASIRRIDOR.
Prince WILLIAIt and Princefa SOPHIA of GLOOCtSTEIt.
The Attendants of the fey-ral Branches of the Royal Family.
Doc utssasl.-Northumberland, Marlborough, Montrofe,
and Buzclctirh.
Duke and Duchefs of Athol.
DOWAGER DEICIRESSES—Leads and Dorftt.
N 1 • c and MAlcntoartsses—Townesend,S.difbury,
tiervnd, Bach, ant Exeter.

LI AVIVISSES—Ahruorn, and Sligo.
PolvAct R MAVZ3:ONCss--llonegal.
r.ts Ind Co: Nii• sr s—Cin fterfield,St. Afapb, Fortefcue,
Maeciesti, Id, H.trrir.gto:i, Canbckn,Effea, Warn ick, Harcourt,
and Ciiirtown.
Cadogan, Winchelfea, Romney, and
Wakl,rravis.
Ci , tZ!Lt—Etfkan Beverley, Wilton, Uxbridge, Liver-
pct.:, Leitrim, Alla, ne, attd Bottles.
Dowamta Courcressxs—Figin and Cavan.
Ln. Ds—Cathcart, Stamford, Sudley, Hawkeibury, Pelham.
. . _ _

Auckund, Hervey, Fr. cpenccr, Mu!grave, and Wentworth.
I otzs—Bagot, Calthorpe, Cathcart, Stamford, SucllN,
Hawkefbury, Pelham, Auckland, Hervey. M. Stopfnrd, Ch.
Somerfct, Car. Waldegrave, C. Darner, Jane Dendas, G. Bulke-
ley, Hoare, Mulgrave, Maria Pcrcy, C. Collyear, and Mrs.

N'r. A ddin;• on, Hon. C. Gres i General Gwynne, Colonel
C;ito I.t, Mr. Spanker, and Lieut. Col. Lumley.
A'),-sut fifty-fix couple Hood up for Country
Da:•ces in two fets. As they changed partners
every other dance, it is impoffible to Hate the
artier ; but the following Ladies and Gentlemen
wer.t dcwn in the dances :
The Princefs of WALLS, the five PeuNets,Ls, the Dukes of
CLARENCE, CAMBIUM:IOnd CUMBERLAND.
De es 5--Som. act and Mon trofe.
M zvis—Lorne.
I naos--Eullon, Weitmorcland, Mount Edecumbe, Fr.
Montague, two Somerfcts, A. Beauckik, two Lords Bentinek,
P.. Manners, Ormond, &lotion, Aboyne, Mansfield, Craven,
Brant, Loftus, Murray, Dungannon, Hinchingbroke, Va-
in Peterlkam, Folkelion, Bruce, Bclgrave, Paget, Mariham,
/Italian*, Lovaine,Stopford, S. Levifon, two Thy:inc.', Lang-
ton', Bagot, Amhesit, &c.
Co to NI Ls—Fitzroy, Ltunley, Stopford, Steward,and Stuart.
Ca rrants—Fanner, Legge, Grey, Cape!, B. and E. Paget,
and Bagot.
andH.Townthend, Eliot, John Eliot, Arthur
Upon, G. Upton, W. Fitzroy, Onflow, Murray, A. Capel, C.
Yorke, G. and J. Villiers, Ch. Cathcart, and Cadogan.
Laosts--Two Sornerfets, C. Greville, M. Bentinek, two
Percy', two Montague*, Emily Murray, Mansfield, two Town.
&ends, Georgians Cecil, three Thynnes, two Hamilton', Dun-
gannon, Folkelton, Mary Parker, Maria Waldegrave, Anna
Maria Stanhope, two Grevilles, E. DOT, C. Jeukinfon, two
Pagers, three Mattson's, two Harris', C. Durham, Gertrude
Villiers, Lambert, M. Taylor, two Stuarts, empletown, two
'lemons, M. Erikine Langford, Louifa and Sophia Grey, L.
ti:cme, and two Cadt;gans.
At twelve o'clock it was announced that the
flipper roams were opened. The whole of the
lower apartments were converted to this purpofe.
In the Library were four tables ; anJ in the Dining-
rnom four others, for the younger branches, who
eaticed. In another room was a table for the
RfiYAL FAMILY, and two miler tables in an ad-
7.ining room, which were decorated with the beau.
Ikands and ornaments that Lord CORNWALL, s
rtl:tcle ufe of at Amiens. The elder part of thc No-
bility cupped in this room.
Of the fumptuoufnefs of the Entertainment it is
ant neceffsry to fay much, as it canftllesl of every
,•::nry the country could furrifh; there was abund.
anlil of grapes, pineapples, peaches, nectarines,
and ;hang, of the sueft