Star.
London, England, 1805-06-06 00:00:00

LA,Dr LAMBL, 11L1SZUER4DE.

This Lady's refidence is in Mancheiter Square; but
her hook not being fufficiently capacious for a fancy
and malked ball, upoii fu large a fcale as was intended,
her Lady'hip on Tuefday chofe, for that pnrpofe, the
elegant houfe in Argyle-ltreet, lately occupied by Col.
Gatvext.E. A large lamp of great brilliancy, filu•
minated the ftaircafe, and nit]: the foblidiary force
of a Grecian lamp, with diamond-cut drops, con-
do4led the company to the gallery. which was alto
lighted up with great brilliancy. The gallery com-
municates with an anti-chamber, fitted up in a cor-
relponcling
,ftyle of fplendour, aild opens into the
ball-room, which was the grand Scene of aftion.—
, This room is 36 feet by 25. A large lullre, fut.-
pended from the cieling. in the cent e, a cloves
luflre in the pier, and numerous btancl rendered
it a blaze of light. What a contrail between the
bottle and the vifitor ! The maiked vifitor coutts
concei•!mcnt—the hone Ihed intolerable day. The
blaze of brilliancy was, however, confiderably re-
lieved, by a prof tifion of the molt fragrant and deli-
cate throbs and il.o.vers—viewing which, we forgot,
for a moment, the Palace of the Sun, and fancied
ourfelves tranfported to the garden of Vertumnus.—
The floor was chalked with beautiful and appropriate
dcvLes ; and, among -its numerous artificial orna-
ments, contained, at each end, C tlonel GREVILLI'S
creß, a beautiful fwan. Adjoining to the b ill-room
art two card•rooms, one ut which is fupported by
beautiful pillars. Wreaths of flowers em'araced the
pillars, and bosh rooms difplayei beaulful bronze
figures, with refplendent lamps, lights, and branches,
difpofed with the moil exquifite tette and fancy.—
Two other rooms, one a coffee-room, the other a
fupper-room, fitted up in a limilar Rile, complete
the rude of apartments. But it was not this floor
alone that was occupied by the raihionable array of
Lady Leonetti.. Her Ladylbip bad put the Colo.
nel's whole houfe in requifition. The upper rooms
were prepared for dreffing. or changing drefs. Hi-
ther the het o, wounded or exhaulted in the field of
battle, retired to put on new armour, Mad returned
to the conteß with renovated fpirits. In the deign
of this enchanting fcene, the refined tittle of Lady
LAMSSLT was anted by the inventive powers of Co-
lonel GRLVILLI, and the poetic fancy of the Hon.
WILLIAM SPENCER, both of whom feemed to take
a lively intereit in its fuccefs. It was of courfe com-
puted in the chatleft and moll corral Ityle, difplay-
mg at once elegance without excels, and liberality
without profufton. About twelve o'clock the com-
pany began to affemble in confieerable force. On
entering the rooms, the Elvilan fields feemed to open
to view, and the flitting forms of the mafkers re-
minded us of the fpirits of the blelfed amufing them-
felves in endlefs happincfs. Among the molt entertain-
ing Matkswere, Mr. VALENTINE JONES, in the charac
ter of Punch, and Mr. BAGIvkLL, a bnip had
brought with him his board,his patterns, and his mea-
fares ; but the board was to large, it flopped up the
door,a rid prevented all ingrefs and egrets for fomci ime.
A great many complained of this detention ; but a
brayer came up, and promifed them all redrefs, by
an aaion for hale imprifunment. Sir SIDNLY SMIi H
MIS in converfation with an old iidmiral, when the
Countefs of CHOLSIONDELY and Mil; Ssystoua, two
Nuns, hove in fight. Sir SIDNbY gave chace, but
returned, complaining that their faces were as invi.
able as the combined fleet. Mr. and Mrs. DUTTON,
in the dreffcs of the Duke d'Aranza and juhana, in
The Honey a4led their parts in a ttyle that
would do credit to Mifs Dunces and Mr.,Eet.istros.
The Earl of Dysear, as a Drunken itetruit. Support-
ed the cliara&cr v ith fpirit. An firer threatened
him •with the difcipline of the cat-u-nine tails, and
immediately produced Mifs LITTLFTON, an old
Tabby. Two Millet, HEilt 6T H were lritchei, in drefs
refembling the Weird Sitters, bat in face of the ge-
nuine flock of Lancafhire. Mifs F. Hr3KiTH af-
fumed a more pleating cease, and appeared a lovely
Miranda. One of the Duke of ST. ALDAN'S party was
miltaken for her Caliban ; but he declared himfelf,
contrary to the (cote of the room, a Galabolv
Lord WILLIAM RUV•LLL, and Lord FALMOUTH,
were two excellent Pilgrims; the two Miffes Cam.-
morreo•Lsv, Cotegers, limple and pretty ;• Mr. JOHN
COkIiWELL was an Ukl Beau; deprecated crops, and
(poke in raptures of a Itrait bead of hair. Among
the moil brilliant of the fancy (trellis were—
Colonel Hanle non end Lady, Viicutintet Andover, Lady H.
Parker; Lord Anthcrit, Earl and CO"11.1.lii of Juicy, Lady *1 rota
pit-town, the two Ladies Townthentl, intchcfs of Bolton, Sir
John and Lady Harrington, Lord and lady Harewood, Mar-
ehionefs a Abercorn, the Ladies Hamihtm, Sir John Middleton.
Lady Maxwell, Lady Sullivan, Lady Pcci.ell, a molt beautiful
Highland drtis; the two Mitres Anguim, Lord thlulftone, Mrs.
M. Burgoyne, Sir Ahired Clarke, Duke Dc thsri, Lord William
Beanelerk, Lord Amherft, Lady Stewart, &r.
At.two o'clock the company fat down to (upper.
It was elegant without extravagance'' and ferved up
in the belt Ilyle. Here might be teen Jews and
jeeirep fealting delicionfly upon ham, and Gods and
Gefirkii: content to drink burgundy and champaigne,
inked of neetar and ambrolia. After Supper the
dancing. was returned, and was kept- up till late yet.-
ttrtlay morning.

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If there conl4ll be any further evidence netdful to
demonftrate the unrivalled excellence of CHIAG's
Patent Worts: Lozsucts, it would be unqueflionably
eflablithed by a late calculation, which alcertains that
above Half a Million of perfons have hcen reflored
to good health, by the tire of this invaluable medi-
cine, where the moll eminent phy ticians and apothe-
caries have attended without fuccefs. As opening
phyfic at this feafon, they are fuperior to every other
medicine. Sold wholefale, at Ching and Butler's, No.
4, Cheat:fide, corner Paternoller-row ; and retail, by
all Medic:re Venders.

NEArCOAL botARKET, June S.
Ships at Market. Ships Suit. Prices.
40 Newcallle Comlo az 415 91 499.31
a Cant.l - • o cos.
1 Stone Coal - - o oo+.
so Sur&rland • , 8 39g. a atil. 61
PRICE OP HOPS IN THE I3ORO LI Gli.
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Bags 51 04 to 51 15s Pockets 51 0, to 61 to,
PRICE of HAY sod LrR.AW iu SIVIITH I t:•.1.1). •
Hay, per Load, 31. Ist'. to sl or
Clover • • 4 cs. to ti. ca
Straw, per I.oad • • 21. Bs. to at. 14.9