Star.
London, England, 1802-03-12 00:00:00

OPliet-GARDEN TREAritE.

Their MADin as, accompanied by the five Prin-
ceffes, honoured this Theatre yefterday evening
with their prefence, to fee the Comic-Opera of hove
in a Paw, and the Farce of Loot-o-10-Mode---
They were greeted with enthufiaffic marks of loy-
alty and affection by the moll brilliant audience
wi ever recoiled to have Len. Every avenue was
crowded at an early hour, and the Theatre over-
flowed in every part long before the drawing up of,
the curtain.
The ROYAL FAMILY were accompanied by the
Marquis of Sat.'s BURT, Earlsof HARCOURT, CH es-
TRRIIRLD, and MORTON, Lady HARCOURT, &c.
The Kum was dreffed as dual in regitnznt4l.
The Qyaen wore a white drefs, faced with fc.irlct,
and a dote cap richly ornamented with diamonds,
particularly a large diamond crefcent in front, out
of which rote a bunch of black heron's feathers.
The Princefs ELIZABITH wore a robe of flu blue.
Her head-drefs confiffed of a large plume of offrich
feathers of the fame colour, [landing upon a black
velvet foundation, with a diamond- crefcent over
the left temple, upon which rote a bunch of black
heron's feathers !landing obliquely in front acrofs
the plume. The Princes AMELIA was dreffed in
white and gold, richly embroidered on the bofom.
Her head-drefs was a white Patin cap, ornamented
with diamonds, and a clofe buich of middle-fized
oftrich feathes. The other three Princeffes were
dreffed in white and filver, with tall white oftrich
plumes, fianding ere& upon black velvet founda-
tions, richly ftudded with diamonds. The bead-
dreffes came pretty low down upon the forehead.
The robes were (hors in the waift, and the (beeves
full, fhort, and confined, at equal diftances. The
necklaces were gold, or diamond, and the muffs,
white.

Of the performances of the evening, we have
frequently had occafion to (peak. The love kenes
between Rofetto and gullet Woodcock produced
nniverfal laughter and delight ; nor fhould the
witticifins of Sir 'WI and Aferdocei, in the Af-
terpiece, be pallid over unnoticed, as they feem-
ed to afford unufual merriment to the ROYAL
FAMILY.
The Houk was crowded with falbionable com-
pany. In one of the fide boxes fat the Dukes of
KENT and Cu MBERLAND, and between them Sir
ALDRED CLARE 2,lately returned from India, who 1,
was much noticed, on account of the diftinguilhed
fituation in which he was placed. Among the other
victors were the Marchioneffes of &missua y and
TI4OIIIOIID, the Countefs of CHATHAM, Ladies
SALTONN, BANTRY, STANHOPE, CLANLEY, &c.
Lord and Lady SPENCER, and Lord CAMDEN, OC•
cupied the box over the fiage, oppofite the Royal.
FAMILY.

Towards the end of the fecond ati, a violent
dillurbance took place in the Pit, which interrupted
Mrs. B.LLINGTON in her tong. It was occalioned
by the fevere preffure on fome perfons clofe under
the fide boxes. Several were obliged to climb
over them from the Pit, to the great annoyance of
the Ladies, to' avoid faffocation, and one Lady
was lifted up quite fenfelefs.

Yelterday morning his MAJESTY took an emir-
fton to Kew.
On Wednefday an interview took place between
Lord Hay:Ass:lvey and M. OTTO.

Mr. Fs*Nos is the gentleman who will fucceed
the Duke of BEDFORD as member for l'aviltock.
The Palace of Scone, celebrated for the corona-
tion of the Scottith Kings, is undergoing a molt
expentive repair and enlargement, by the heredi-
tary keeper the Earl of MAIIISTIF L:D.
The Countefs of floret's% had a final) party of
failsionables on Monday night, at her houfe in
Upper Brook-ftreet.
Counters OfCAR HA m Rout.—On Wed ne f-
day evening, in Bruton.ftreet, her Ladythip had
a large party of falliionables ; among whom were :
Prince Winkolof Glow:eau.
Dukes—Orleans and Montpenfier.
!luck& of Bolton.
Mareblotalla—Donegal, Fly, and Thomond.
Bads—Derby, Cowper, Era, Moir, Stair, Mount Edg.
auntie" and Macclesfield.
Countefres—Cirtiac, Kalmar., Chatham, Clonmell, Derby,
Hart-sat, Liverpool, Sunderland, Waidegrave, E.Tes, Bat-
hurft, Granard, Morns ton, Harcourt, Mount Edgcungse,
Beaton, and Maccksfield.
Viicountdr—Louvaine, &Mune, Sydney. Morpeth Howe,
and Caftleraigb.
Vlicoutneffes—Lonvaine, Howe, and Caitlerugh.
Lorda.—C. Bentinck, Dundas, G. 'Throe, Somerville, Mu-
tants, Templetown, and Cawdor.
Ladies—Milner C. Brown, T, Craddock, M. Stopford, C.
Stoart, C. Hurnby, L. Cottony, C. Rawdon Tancred,
dqrave, F. Marne, G. Howard, three Tbynncs, Cawdor,
Carrington, Shee. G. Thynniega.Bligh, C.Harris, Auckland:
H. Sullivan, Hamilton, and
Count Beasjulds.
Sirs—John kiddel, Gilbert, Allah, George Shoe, G.Har-
dtee,
irTs...L.Tancrod, and W. Milner.
Thellnifoo, Begot, Grevilie, A. Stanhope, Moore,
Sullivan, C. Harcourt, Lakelits, Brownlow loicethOdacalfe,
Codrington, and Knox.
Miftrefer.—Bgators, Cornwallis, Metcalfe, Colman, But.
la, Eliot, Codrin, A. Stanhope,'llselluffon, Kau, Welt,
C.Harasart, and
Mira—Town/end, Carter, Edens, Somerville, Perry,
Smith, Mina, &male, and Thynne.
Lady CATHCART'S Ball.—On Friday haft her
Ladyfhip gave a grand dinner at the family refi-
dence in Gloucefier-place, to a felea party.—ln
*e evening there was a Ball. The dances corn-
' amaced at eleven o'clock, with "Sir Data Harrier
Blair," by his Royal Higlmefs the Duke of Cam-
bridge and Lady Cathcart ; next followed Colonel
Stogord. Lady E. Murray, Colonel Churchill,
Countefs of Mansfield, Lord John Murray, Mifs
Markham. 'The fecond dance was, " Spa the
41:#." Lady Murray called the third dance-
-11/lir j &Alai seldom cos"—Duke of Cam-
bridge, '
Countel of Mansfield, Mr. Churchill, and
Lady Murray.
There were only four double dances: the tall—
" The Deg foistrg ibe Taws." The Duke of
Cambridge was one of the bell dancers in the
room. His Highnefs danced with great fpirit, and
to did LadyAt Murray, the lovely daughter of the
of hoL

The contras y partook of an elegant (upper at
half after one, and the my broke up about three
o'clock. The End of was prafent, but