Star.
London, England, 1820-05-25 00:00:00

LADY HEATHCOTt'S ASSEMBLY.

The first Rout for the season was given by her
I.24.4yship, On Tuesday evening, in Gro,venor-square,
which was attended by a host of fashion. Five state
apartments, on the drawing-room floor, and tour be-
low, were thrown open at ten o'clock i the party broke
up at three in the morning. There Were present:
The Duke of Wellington, the Marquis and Marchioness of
Downshire, the Marquis of Camden and the Ladies Pratt, the
blarchioness of Cholmondeley and Lady C. Cholmondcley; the
Earls and Conntesses of Shaftesbury, Scarborough, and Ply-
mouth; the Earls Gower, Winchelsea, and Westmorland; the
Countess of Sefton, Lord and Lady blolyneus the Countess of
Harrowby and Lady Miry Ryder, the Duchess of Leeds, the
::ountess of Lonsdalc and the Ladies Lowther Lady A. L'elker,
:he Count and Countess St. Antonio, Lady Elizabeth Fane, the
Countess of Fortescue and the Ladies Fortescue, 'Mr. and Lady
Anne Culling Smith, General and Mrs. Grosvenor, the Countess
et Derby and Lady Mary Stanley, Sir Thomas and the ALsses
Liddell, Viscount Sydney and the Misses Townshend, Lady
seuart, Viscount Beauchamp, Lord Granville Somerset, Lady
C. Whyte Melville, the Marchioness of Bath and Lady Thynne,
hir• and bliss Finch, Lady d'Ameland and bladatue d'Este,
tin! Countess-Dowager of Compel and Lady Charlotte l'indar,
the Countess of Warwick and the Ladies Greville, the Earl of
Brownlow and Mr. Cost, Lady ©actor and Miss Lowther,
Captain and 7+lrs. Clifforil, Mrs. and Miss Wellesley Pole, the
!Marquis and blarchione-3 of Lansdown, the Earl and Countess
of Clare and Lady 'saber... Fitzgibbon, Viscountess Ossidston,
Lady Carrington and the Mi,ses Smith, Mrs. Rots and Mr.
Perceval, Lady and Miss Ramsden Mr. Mrs. and Miss Gosling,
Lady and bliss Amherst, Lady ittlia Petre and Miss Petre,
Lady Mary Petre and Miss M. Petre, Lady Say and Sele, and
Miss Twisleton, Mr. and Lady Sophia Macdenald, Mr. and
Lady S. Kent, Crs. !lent liaring and Miss Baling, Mrs. Free.
mantle and :MN; ilarvsy, Mrs. and Miss Montagu, .31r. Mrs.
and Miss Mitchell, Mrs. Fitzherbert and Miss Seymour, Lost
Archibald Hatnilton. _ _

Lady Haisrucorc intends giving another splendid
Rent ou Tuesday, and one t::e Tuesday following.

MR& SCOTT MURRArS ROUT.

•
In Cavendish-square, on Tuesday night, a brilliant
party 'net at this Lady's unique mansion, winch excels
most others for taste and neatness. The drawing-rooms
have been recently furnished in the most superb style.
At three o'clock the party broke up.
Among the company, present were—Many Foreigners of the
first distinction, the Earl of Ozford and the Ladies Harley, Lord
Mark Kerr a.:tl illiss Kerr, Lord and Lady Barrington, the
Earl of Molesworth, Mr. and Mrs. litidgentut Simpson, Lady
Louisa Call, and Lady Elizabeth Forbes, Lord Kelmoray and
Mr. Needham, Mr. and 51rs. Massey Dawson, Lord and Lady
Ashtown, Mr. and Mrs. Butler Danvers, Sir Edward and Lady
Buller, Lady Trigge, Sir George and Lady Walker, Lady M.
Wes!, Lord and Lady Dunstanville, Sir Jacob and Lady Astley,
Sr Lumley Seeffington, Lady James Stuart, Sir Samuel Fludyer,
Mr. and Mrs. Boucherett, Mr. and Mrs. Asheton

The Duke of DEVONSHIRE entertained the Direc•
tors of the Ancient Music, and a large party of dis-
tinguished personages, yesterday, with a (hand Diu-
ner, at Devonshire House.

Yesterday, Prince and Princess ESTERHAZY en-
tertained Prince LICHTENSTEIN, and a select party,
ith a grand dinner, at Chandos House.
Monday Sir CHARLES FLoWER entertained at din-
:.cr his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, the Duke
RtcrimoND, the Marquis of lIUNTLY, the Earl of
WL,TMORLAND, Count MONSTER, and a select party
of friends, at his house in Finsbury-square.

The Marquis and Marchioness of HERTFORD gives
a Grand Entertainment, to-morrow, in Manchester-
s,• i , uare to his Royal Highness the Duke of CLAY( S NCE,
e Duke and Duchess of Woad: crux, the Prince
and Princess Paw. ESTERRAZY, and a number of
ether distinguished personage=.

The Countess of CAnssnvoy gives another splen-
dil Ball on Monday, the sth of June, at her =noon
in Lower Grosvenor-street.
The Earl of WESTMORLAND has issued cards for a
Grand Party on the lstJune, at his house in Grosve-
nor-square.

Lady GEORGE SEYMotIR has issued cards of invita-
tion for a Ball, on Mondzy, at Kent House, Kidghts-
bridge.

Tottuwx entertains a pasty of persons of dis-
tinction on Sunday evening next, at his house in
George-street, St. James's Park.
Mrs. THOMAS DUNCOIIIIII gives a Ball on the 15th
of June, at her house in Great Cumbeirland-place.
Hon. Mrs. WEsr, gives a grand Rout, on the Bth
of June, at her house, in Upper Grosvenor-street.
The Anniversary of the Birth of the Earl of Alas-
mam.r. was celebrated at East Harling, on Tuesday,
with much conviviality. The large room at the Nag's
Head was decorated in a tasteful manner. At the
'upper end of the apartment was placed a half-length
portrait of the Noble Earl, in a superb gilt frame,
and on the left was suspended a fine full-length print
of the late Mr. Fox, likewise in a rich 'gilt frame.—
About five o'clock the company, one hundred and
thirty-five in number, sat down to an excellent din-
ner ; the Honourable G. WaLreta in the Chair. In
the course of the evening, Mr. Cotta, alluding to the
Agricultural Petition, which had been put into his
hands, observed, 4, He was sorry to differ in opinion
with them, and must say, that no good could be done
by the Petition, until a reduction of taxes took place;
nothing that Ministers could do would afford the
Agriculturist any relief ; and with regard to Peti-
tions, he was convinced that many of them originated
in other qtiatters, and had other ends than those
hich they ostensibly aimed at."