Star.
London, England, 1805-04-27 00:00:00

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WINDSOR, APRIL 25.

The Prince fet ofg from the Ball for town at eleven
c A Tnefdav night. In the pouffe of the
e • oinr, both in the Dr:lwing•room and at the 841,
we obferved the Kim* in converfation with Mr. PITT
and Mr. CANNING. All the morning, yefierday, was
a Ic4ne of Witte : the plebeian part of our vilitors,
took who came merely to witnefs the ceremony of the
inn:lllation, were in motion on their return in all va-
riety of conveyances. In the afternoon our fireets
had to bnaft of almon all the rank anJ beauty of the
Britifh Empire. In the evening, the Ball at the Town
Hall was molt numeroufly attended, where all who
ha .t not been at the Qeen's circle had accefs. The
fine band of the Staffordfhire. Militia played.
On account of the particular bufinefs which is this
day to come before Parliament, molt of the :Members
leave us in the afternoon.

The review of the Horfe Guards this morning in the
Crean Park, was anohlefpeEtacle ; moll of thecompany
were on the ground by ten o'clock. About half pall
ten their MAJESTIIS, with a moil magnificent fnite
of attendants, appeared. His MAJ. sI Y, with tke
Duke cf YORK, palled the line in front and rear. the
Dukes of Ksur, SUSSEX, CUMBERLAP,D, and CAM
ARIDGE, Nith Prince WILLIAM of GLMJCISTRI, fol-
!wed, neat Generals BKOwKRIGG and CA LvEar, the
Quarter NT riler and Adjutant Generals, next his Ma
jeily's Aids-de-Camp and Equerries two and two,
Oen Lords IIAR ',soros and CHATHAM, Sir DAVID
Downes. General GOADIN, and thirty or forty other
General Officers. After this there followed a firing

oldie Royal carriages—la a landau the Qs/ EN, in
a coach the Ptincefs of Watts, in another the Dit-
chers of YORK. and in others the PRINCP SE S ; then
same his Majeny's hate coach with eight honks
empty, other royal carriages followed. with the Maf-
ter of the Honk and other of the great Officers of
: whole followed his Ivlajefty's
pallid the front of the line from the right, and the
rear rank by the left, the regiment faluting. The
Regiment then went through the yarivie. military

evolutions, both mounted aid dirmounted, dividing
into fonadrbriv, and dirpla)ing the greateft celerity,
precision, and excellence ; they made fome
nithing fine charges, and parted before his MAJESTY
in review order. His MAJEsTy appeared to be much
pleated, and his approbation was conveyed to the re-
giment on the field through the Duke of You.—
Thongh this was a review of only one regiment, the
whole fcene was extremely grand. As a military
(pea:tele, it was worthy of the acknowledged firpeti-
ority of the Britifh cavalry. The appearance of the
Itvginient was truly martial,
0 Gorgeous as the guts in Midutroncr"—
the band in purple, nearly covered with gold, and
the coftly kettle-drums, which were prefented to
them on Tuefday morning, in the Upper Cattle
yard, by his MAJeSTY, being exhibited (or the &ft
time finite that mark of Royal favour was be-
Rowed. They are of plain polifhed flyer, with an
appropriate infcription, a little decorated about the
heads, and richly finiffied at bottom, with chafed
ornaments. The number of Noblemen and Gen-
tlemen's carriages in the field was very great ;
the difplay of beauty dazzling. His MAJISTY
looked uncommonly well ; he was drerted in the
uniform of the Royal Horfe Guards, as is al-
ways the cafe when he reviews this favourite corps.
—The nufhber of mounted officers, the great va-
riety of uniforms,, Cavalry and Infantry, was pro-
digious, and had a noble effell. A detachment of
the erth Dragoons from Hounflow kept the ground.
TMs fpeetacle was not over before twelve o'clock.—
His MAJESTY left the Park with the fame attendance
as on his arrival, and was followed by a fimilar pro-
ceflion of the Royal Family, the led State Honks,
and the Royal Carriages and Equipages, an open ,
carriage and tour of the Duke of \route s doling the'
Royal Cavalcade. The equipages of the Marquis of
HEAT-FORD, and other N,iblcmen, and a great num-
ber of coaches, landaus, chaifes, &c. together with
the regiment, in flow march, filled the whole road
back tb the Caftle.—After this, the company retired
to drefs for the fete at Frcgmore. Befides the Nobi-
lity from town, feveral families in Windfor, and all
the Officers of the Royal HOrfe Guards, and of the
root Guards here, have been arked by the (Z. 12 MI%
The company, confining of the higher claffes
of focicty, who were invited to the dinner, arrived
at Frogmore before three o'clock, about which hour
trey fat down to a very fplendid entertainment, con-
fs ling of every thing excellent that the prefent feafon
of the year affords; the fuite of tables being adorn-
ed with an infinite variety and profufion of beautiful
aid grotefque devices. Their MAISSTIES and the
ROYAL Fats! Ly dined in the houfe,behind which were
crated four large and magnificent tents,• the trophies
of the vi&ories of the Britifh arms in India, over
TIPPOO SULTAN, the fame which have been th.fore
nfed on public occafions, at Frogmore. Thefe tents
communicated with the houfe by an awning or co-
vered way, fupported on each fide by pillars, and
divided from the gardens by treillage painted yellow :
the fame communication extended from the left of
the back part of the Ironic to the Ballroom. In thefe
Oriental tents the dinner was ferved up to the greater
past cf the gueils. There were twelve other tents
erefleil iu varioli fituations in the garden ; in lone
of which tables were laid, and others were defined
for the tife, of the Baad of the Firft Regiment of
nuards, which attended in full drefs uniform, and
f .r other purpofes.
The temporary gallery or covered way, that led
from Frogmo:e Lodge to the temporary ba!l room,
.was illuminated by a row of lamps fulpended from
the centre of the roof, which was of canvas painted
white. The ;mirage underneath was covered with
matting, which formed alio the floor of the large din-
ner tents. The Ball Room itfelf was built to imi-
tate, on the outride, the Cabana e of a thatched barn,
but within was difpofed and ornamented in the molt
f feinating talk. It was crated
' on a wooden plat-
form, and opwards of 50 feet in length, of an ob-
long form. On each fide were large reccftcs, con-
taining feats for thole who did not dance, and divid-
e !from the centre of the room by a fpecies of colo-
glade, of (mall pillars, encircled and covered over
with tbliage,and artificial flowers, which extendedover
the cieling, and produced the appearace of a magic
rove. Behind there rural colorades, there were
placed s number and variety of lamps, and in the
ecasre of the mat there wcrc three large chuck-

Atfpencled front the Ivor, tompofed of wife)
work cylindrical frames balding variegated lamps.—
At one end of this room was a fmall retiring apart-
ment for refrannents, **at the other the entrance
towards the garden. Tree elegant painted tents
adjoined the Ball Room. The ball commenced about
fix o'clock ; the firft dance was led off by Prince
WILLIAM of Glouceiler and the Princefs of Warm,
followed by Lord Sosisavitis and Princefs MART,
the Duke of CAMSEIZIGE and Princefs SOPHIA, and
the Duke of Cu MISILAND and Princefs AMELIA.
The arrangements already mentioned, form a faint
(ketch of the difpofition and fiyle of the amufements
of thisfite, in which sill the graver and grander fea-
turesof Majefty are fofteoed down to a nearer level
with the fubjeft, from the abfence of much of that
Geceffary Rate which attends Monarchy in the Pa-
lace. At Frogmore, the visit number of perfons in.
vited—the facility of introduction to the evening part
of the amufements ; the general and liberal manner
in which perfons of refpedability are invited, free its
amufements from the awkwardnefs of courtly re-
ilraint, and the awe impofed by fuperior greatnefs.
Here the hate of the Cattle voluntarily defcends to
the kindnefs and hofpitality of the villa.
The elle& of this beautiful Gala are of a nature
In different from the magnificent fcene of Tuefday,
that it feemed to receive additional charms from the
contrail that its novelty excited. St. George's Hall
impreffed every one with a fenfe of his inferiority,
in the magnificence of the Monarch. The tellivities
of Frogmore, make us forget the difparity of rank in
the unaffelled politencfs and (iii are affability of the
Kum and Q.taan and the Paiscassts, whole man-
ners gain thelove_4 all.

The Oriental Tents, the Gardens illuminated in
various parts, the detached Tents, the covered way.
and its treillage, the rural Ball Room, and the vail
number of lamps employed throughout the whole of
the apartments, with the numerous company, abound-
ing with all the beauty, grate, and elegance of the
lex, exhibited a fccne of pleating wonders, that feem-
ed railed by thole powers of magic which we have
read of in the Eaflern Cables.

The company having met fo early, were not ex-
peeled to remain at Froginore ti.l a li.te hour.
Thofe who attanded the Bill only, were admitted
by tickets, after dinner, at the private garden gate.
It is quite impaible to attempt a complete enu-
meration of the many perfons •f cliainelion who were
prefent at this entertainment. Anftnig others were
the following:
s...iforic,Glouceiter,Lleut, Cambridge, Cumberland, Sut-
tee, Be ufort, and itutim,d,
Prmre WlBram of Giucefler.
Pr u efs Dut.hcfa of York, and Ptineefa Sophia of
Gloucefter.

Ducheffes--Beaufort, Lttd+l, and Gord
Marquitlea—Townfead,Salithury. Abcre orn, and Hertford.
Marchiona3--Dowager Donegal, Townfaid, Sali!bury, and
Hattord.

Earls—dhbridge, Chefterfield. Chatham, Romney, Warwick,
Clonmel, Camden, Manrfield, Harrington, Pembroke, Rivers,
Morton, Somerville, Fortslcue, Paulett, and Malmeibury.
Ladler—Caernapron, Clounkl, Har Inicke, Uxbridge, Chat-
ham, Harrington, Paulen, A M. Stanhope, Fortekuc, Stopford,
Ely, Romney, Eulkley, Liverpool, Hawkefbuty, Tempittuw•n,
Garlic., &lot, Warwick Brook , :Wary Bentinck, Charlotte Gre-
vilie, Sidmoutb, iielclbourne, Mansfield, Southampton, Fitzgerald,
Malineibury, Caitlcreagh, Villiers, Ann and Catharine Hamilton,
Charlotte Jenkinfon, and Edens,
Lords—Bulkky. Paget. Downe, Tempktown, Francis Spence?,
Garlic,, Charles Bentinck, R.got, Bro he, Sidmoutb, Douglas.
Ilelbourn, Henry Fitzgerald, t'attleraagb, Villiers, Stoptord.

STAFF OFFICIAL—We are happy to inform our
Military friends, that :83 days Staff Pay, up to the
24th of December lafl, will be Wiled horn the Army
Pay Office, Florfe Guards, en Monday next, and
alto an allowance of Summer Forage Money for fuch
Officers as were employed between the itt May and
16th November. This allowance is extended to all
Officers belonging to the Military, Medical, and
Volunteer Staff, as appears by a ufeful little work
entitled, The Aide-de-Camp, or Staff Officers Af
(*.Rant, which is particularly recommended to every
Officer, as containing corral and complete Ilatements
of their pay, allowances and contingencies, forms,
and inflrations far making nut their accounts as 'c-
c-tuned by the halt regulations, and a variety of in-
furmation not in any other work.

At Newmarket there was more betting concerning
the Lottery than on the running horks.—The bet-
ting embraced a variety of °Nees, amongli which
what Office thould fell the 3c,0001. Prize►—two to
'one was in favour of Hoausay.

In all purfuits of an interefting nature, it is a rally
tarp plan, in order to induce candidates to enter
early into the race, to make the firs obje& of real
contequence. Upon this principle, the conartiaorb
of the pref:nt grand Lottery feem to ha►e aeled.—
They have, accordingly, made the firs drawn num-
ber a Prize of-r 0,0001. When it is confidered, that
the powers of the mazy wheel can add 30,0001.
more to this fiat objed, it inculcates a moll Itriking
kffon to all fuclt adventurers as have been in the ha-
bit of delaying to purchafe their Tickets and Shares
till after the drawing has commenced. Such procraf-
tination, in the preknt inaance, will evidently cut
them off from the chance of poffeffing, at the very
offset, a princely fortune.

Much has been laid upon medicines and their pro-
perties, but where will you rind one of qualities equal-
ling Smssuiti's PATENT ANTISCOkBUTIC Diteri
This medicine has gained advocates in the world, and
is ranked among domeflic medicines, being fo ufefol,
in a variety of cafes, as to induce perfons to apply
daily for it as a general remedy, hoping as much
fucccf, as in Scurvy, Gout, Itheumatifm, and Sera-
Anions complaints. Ladies may be affured of its
lonncence, and eradicating certainly the moft viru-
lent eruptions. Be careful to Afic for the Patent Me-
dicine. The King's duty (the Stamp) is printed in
black ink inllead of red ; fold as ufual at the Difpen
fary, No. is, Soho.fquare.

PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON.
St. Jaime's market 31 711 Town Tallow dos 6d to os
Clare Market 3s 644 Ruffia ditto (can.) bas od to os 1
Whitechapel Market R uffia ditto (foap) 6ts od to os
(per Roue of Sib.) 3s 614 &hired Stud 3 as od to cis
.--..--- Ditto rough 36. od to Os
sos 81 Greases Its od
Average Price 3s 64d Good Dregs its to os
Yellow Soap, 765. to os.—Mottled, 86s.—Curd, oos.
Price of Candles per dozen, t i b. 6d.—Moulds, i as. 64.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH.
Bar 41 tos to 51 12s i Pockets 51 os to 61 q.
NEW COAL MARKET, April a 6.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Prices.
46 Neweaßie Coal* 23 412.64. 482.34.
2 Cinders o
3 Stone Coal . - $ 39.. od. 4u. ad.
.
Ay Suadirlia4 - i 39kcid• 441. 04.

On Tuefday tt, tyd Init. 10Mugaret-ftreet, Cavendifit-fquare,
Mr. John Hunt, 4 Sim:Wham.
On Sunday talk the sift inftant, after a fhort ilinefs, at Morley
Wood, Hens, Mn. SEM* widow of the late John Smith, Efq. of
Clreneefter.

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On the Loh Infant, at (leiter, Captain 3.C. Lee, of the 3t It
Foot. Brigade Major In that &M@.
Saturday left. at Clifton, where be went for the recovery of his
beakh, Mich. Wood, Efq. of Cork.

TO WHOLESALE GROCERS AND MERCHANTS.
TO BE LET for a Term of Years, and entered upon immediately,
[`HE Extenfive ?nd Valudble WAREHOUSES,
. and other Premifes, fituated on the EaR Side of the San Mill,
Neweaßle upon-Tyne, within a few Yards of the River, lately oc-
cupied by Mr. James Atkinfon Rudman, decal'. d ; in which the
Bolin& of a Wholefale Groccr,and the Hal Trade, have for many
Years been carried on to a great extent.
The Bufinefs is Intended to be continued until the Prange' are
Let. The Connections of the Houk are the fiat in the North of
England; and the Stock in Trade will be dB-poled of on Terms
highly advantageous to a Purchafer.
For particulars, apply to Mr. Baker, on the Premifes, or at
Mr. Waller's Office, Pilgrim-ftreet, Newealtle.

NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY, UNION COPPER
MINE, AND GLOBE INSURANCE SHARES.
MONTHLY SALE—By Mr. SCOTT,
On Friday, May 3d, at r 2 o'Clock, at Gangway's, Exchange
Alley,Londou,
Sl-1 ARES in the toilowing Navigations, viz.
4-0 The Grand Jundlon, Monmouth, Swanrea, Peak Forsft,
Alton and Oldham. Rockdale, Lancalter, Dudley, and the Wilts
and Racks Canals.
The Union Copper Mine in Co:nwall, Seven Sham.
The Globe Infuramx, wool. Suhfeription, beating at prefent
5 per Cent. Intereft, with good prolpeds of increafing.
Printed Particulars at the Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; at
Hatcbett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Garraway's, and of Mr. Scott, 25,
New Bridge-ftreet, London.