Star.
London, England, 1805-01-24 00:00:00

BATH, JANUARr 22.

The Upper Rooms laft night, for a drefs Ball, had
the molt numerous and fathinnable attendance of the
feafon ; upwards of one thrufaod of the Nobility, wh a
at prefent fojnurn here, being prefent. Among very
many others of difline.lion, whom we had an oppor
tunity of noticing, were Lord and Lady TANKER
vit.t.r Lord ORMOND. tLord Vircount As attar m,
Sir W. and Lady BARRER, Sir JOHN AVER T, L .d y
SANDFORD, Sir JOHN and Lady HAWKINS, Lady
SYDNEY, &C. &C.

The Ladies were all very fplendidly attired, and
never appeared more engaging. The ornamental
embelliffiments of diamonds. rubies, &c very gene-
rally dillinguilhed the dreffes of the Belles. Brace-
lets, necklaces, and ear-rings, were alfo in very ge-
neral ufe.

The dances laft night were comm•nced Game time
before eight o'clock, and three fets purfued the grace-
ful exercife with appropriate vivacity, until the ufual
hour of eleven.

The Ball of IA night was the thirteenth Drefs
Ball of the featbn.

A ve: y iplendid entertainment was laft night given
by the Countefs of BELMORE, at her tdy (hip's
manfion ; the greater part of the elegante; there al
fembled removing to the Bail at the New Rooms
loon after eight o'clock, and from thence ultim ugly
they returned to her Ladyfhip's to conclude the re-
refined hilarity of the night.
The weather today has ezhibited a very unplea-
ant c3ntrail to the brilliance of yeilerday. In the
night there was a flight fall of fnow, which changed
to rain about day-break, rendering the (beets fo hu-
mid and slippery, that pedarians, from fun rife to
fun fel, fuck as adventured from their manfions,
among whom we noticed but few of the fattionable
world, have paraded the Ilreets at the imminent Title
of fradures, and their concomitant agrecable cffeas.

Yellerday morning the Princefs Sormts of GI su-
cella, and a timber of the female Nobility, vilited
her MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES.
From the befi infoiniation concerning the Yousic
1105CIUS, it is prlbable that ke will be declared by
his Phybcian Ale to appear before the public in tit:
courfe of about a lot tnight, or perhaps a little fooner.
He is at this time at linfhy-park, under the kind car
of Mrs. JORDAN, and the condefcenling attention of
his Royal Highw..fs the Duke of CLARENCE, where
he has been ever fence Saturday fall.

Admiral Louie has cinitted the Downs nation, and
has bolded his flag on hoard the AMBUSCADE fri-
gate, to proceed to the Me:tiro-I.:mean.

The new Commiffion undar the Great Seal has
commenced its labouis at the Office in Craven-Ilreet,
in the Strand, the purport of which is to form a
complete Digett of Regulations and Inflruflions for
the Civil Department of the Navy.

Yefterday a Court of Dire tors was held at the
Eaft India Houle, when a number of tendzrs of fhips
were opened, and referred to the Committee of Ship-
ping. The thips Comet and Retreat were ordered to
be afloat the 13th of February, and fail from Grave-
fend within one month from that period. Captain
WM. GILSTON WAS fwnrn into the command of the
Europa, for Madras, and the Court adjourned at
fix o'clock till tn-mort ow.

A letter from Cork, dated Jan. IR, f.tys :•••4‘ The
baggage of the 15th Regiment of Foot arrived in
town laR night from Bandon, in order to be fent on
board the tranfports at Islonkflan ; the embarkation
of the 15th, Both, and 56th, is expeaed to take place
very fpeedily, and their rumoured deflination is the
Well Indies."
Several (hocks of an earthquake were lately felt in
the city of 'rifles, in Ger rgi A. In o= of the fuburbs,
part of the fortifications were thrown down.
In the fill week of tl.is month, a carriage, guard-
ed by a Commiirary and four gene d'armes, paired
through Nimeguen ; a man and a woman, the for-
mer heavily ironed, were in it. Their drefs and de-
portment announced a furcrior Ration in life : they
were fuppofed to have come from Amsterdam, and
were on their way to Bt uffels.
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PENZANCE, JAW. ?!.—Sinr.c. my 1.111
LANDMAN, arrived 17.,ra D11;1;n, with fuo,!l;c,, for
Woodbridge; the liope, DALLINC, 4roin Cot k, fnr
this place, Falmouth, 3Dd Flytr.outh ; the Provi-
dence cutter, Weßa t.r, from Plymoult, and idled
again loon afterw:trds for Scilly ; alro the Vulcan,
LANDMAN, for Wot)dbridge WillaM, CRACKER,
lin-6w:int-ea; and the Dolphin revenue cutter, JOHNS,
on a cruize.

FALMOUTH, !hip Re Mutton,
Captain Gicson, fr,,m Portr-noutlt, bound for Tri-
nidad ; the Hope, Pa iolt. firm Viraterford ; the New
terrier, BARBER, from Cc..-k; and the Ptincefs Royal,
RICHARDS, from (.:I[lo : three latter veffels came
under convoy of his is ajelly's hired armed !hip Si*
ANDREW MICHELE, of lo guns, Captain C. B. SALT,
which is now off this harbour with about to fail un-
der convoy for the catty:aid ; but the wind being con-
trary, they are ezpeeted to rut in here. Sailed the
TOWNSHEND packet, Deno, with mails of the 7th and
Bth inftant ; and the WALSINGHAM packet, Gttiv,
with a mail of the isth M. for Lifbon : alfo filled
the American fhip Mary, Captain JENKINS, for Leg-
horn ; and the Danifh (hip Neptunits, Capt. THomr-
SON. for Naples. The PRINCESS ELIZABETH packet;
KIDD, w ili be ready to fail in a few days with the
mails of the 16th intl. for the Leeward Hands. The
PRINCE OF WALLS packet, Toon, with the mails for
England, was expeaA to leave Lir:ln the 7th infl.
On her arrival hzre, the DIANA packet will fail with
the mails of the 22,1 in% for Lifl.m. Wind Eat.

PLYSIOUIH, JAN. z 2..—came in the Speculation,
of Fowey, Capt. V.TiLt lAM SEARS, from Naples,
bound to London, laden with cotton, oil, &c. ; the
VILL DE PARIS, of t to guns, Admiral CORNWALLIS)
from Torbay, with damage to her rudder. The
Fleet paired down Ch.111:)el this day, for their liatiors
off WO. Sailed the DOLPHIN, of 44 guns, and
ROSARIO, of IS guns, on a cruize.
PORISINOUTH, JAN. 23.—Arrived the REGULUS
man of war, with feveral outward bound veffels from
the Downs.—Wind EaDerly.

DEAL. JAN. 23.—Airived the VOLUNTEER gun
brig, from a cruise ; and remains in the Downs with
the (hips as per lafl, Sceptre, Royalift, Triton, Ma-
jellic, Dither, Paragon, Helder, Duchefs of Bedford,
Ann, Traveller, Aurora, o:bourn, Diadem, and
Anacreon armed defence !hips.—Wind E. N. E.
blows hard, with rain.