Star.
London, England, 1804-03-15 00:00:00

IC X.

4100 f

IPSWICH. MARCH 13.

The 18th Regiment of Light Dragoons have
vouched from hence in three divifions for Bury. on
their route to Ireland ; the firt on Saturday left, the
fecoml yetlerday, and the third this morning.

The Militia RejOrients compofing this ga r r ifon, • z.
The South Lintsiln, Wellminfier, Middlefer, Hert-
ford, Nordr York. and Ealt Suff.lk,: had this morn-
ing a grand field day on Manic thaw Common. The
whole under the orders and direltions of Major Ge-
neral Lord C FIT um, who commands here.

Tnefday his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Cie-
asses gave a very elegant dinner. which confined of
every &Hemet of the fcafon, to a large party of No-
blemen and Gentlemen.
The Doke of You entertains a large party on
Frisby neat at his honk in Portman-fguare. Lord
Ildosaa was invited, but his Highnefs has exenfed his
LoedAip, in ennfequente of a pre-engagement to
dine with the Highland Club on that day.
-UDE CaltitiCiteS Batt.—On Monday evening
this Lady gone en elegant ball at her honk in Port-
man Apar*, which was attended by a Atka party of,
sheet feeent y friends. The ball-room was f*ndidly
hightedep wadi chandeliers, sad chrynal lights a and'
the floor ws chalked in a beautiful and appropriate
manner. At nine o'clock the company began to at-
tire, end about half after ten the ball opened with
14 May Ramify, by Mils Caimans, and Lord
Fa sea. About a dozen couple followed. At
one o'clock the company retired into the lower
apartments, where an elegant (upper was already
let out. Ac two the merry dance was returned, and
gloom four the party broke up.
Atom,* the company were—
Tbs Doke and at Athol, Earl and Commits at Memel-
' Wry, lady C. Herrin, lady Campbell, Coulees at Patti, Mifa
Dnimisand, MEN tAaelecid, Him. Mn Labial" MA /Many,
MA Mr. W. Adam.
• Bsa WATRIN •an THI Mt{{ W Bast.—At,
deem o'clock the Ball was opened by Mr Cirlexas
Ifftvtran Werra and the beautiful Collottfa Due-
stithroor. Next followed'
1" 4 Lead Oftanne. Min Conon&
-S. Loa PAannwoold. PAM Mane.
Lord Lamar, Mat, Methuen.
Lard Mr slug, Lady M. Brntineb. ,
' Culotta Anultrong, Lady IL Cavcodidi.
Lord C. senitack, 1. dy H. Townilicod.
, -Lord Dungannon. Lady C. Paget.
-.The fecond dance was the Couarefe ef Ssiderkrof,
when the number of conples was entreated to twenty.
The dancing was kept us with great Ipirit until three
o'clock. when the company adjourned to the (upper
mutual, which were furnilbed with every decoration
' that elegant cane could devife. There were four
tables fee out in a Ilyle of extraordinary cane and
imgdifieence a down each table was a plateaux of
dowers, which, aided by the numerous fervice of
plate and French china, gave a brilliancy to the
form karcely to be furpalTed by oriental greatnefs.
At four the dancing re commenced. and it was fix
o'clock before the company thought of retiring, and
even then they departed with apparent regret. fo
highly were they delighted with the entertainment
they had exrienced.—Among the very numerous
and rfillinguillied Company of Nobility, ikc. were
"tee DuebtfAx of Bedford and St. Albans; Marclikoirffee Se-
amy add Hanford; and Commas Uxbridge, Caernarvon,
Temple, Roamer. Danilry, Wdbwardand. and Ctiolmondeley.
with dodo rcfpative Lerch
fl. Law Arrociation marched to Chalk Farm yd.
today morning From the '''emple, and were firing ball
there till 'lie alit:ninon. They did their bufinets
emit Ready and foldierly manner. When they had
finifhed break fall, which was prepared for them. the
Colonel drank their healths,and fail to them, Gen.
tkinen, this is the first time I have been reared
amonglt y'riu fince I have had the honour to command
you—l have only Peen you under arms—here we are
ossitpanious. and friends and equals. That recollec-
fen which my behaviour Mall always imprefs, In far
lessen weakening difcipline, will fecure it. The (WO
obedience which I null always require from you as
foldiers, will ups-r felt by you as feverity ear un
kindnefs, becaufe you know its nccetray and its va
lue—ynirr behaviour has uniformly evinced it.
what I have laid I know that I ipe..l. the ienticsent,
at all your Otiicer.."
According to the lan treaty heyrcen the French
and Batavim Repteslics, the French Cetnmander
Cuid in HollAnd is to receive a ye. 1,1, fa!Ary of
3.,000 flOt.lll for keret ferV.Ce
6.000 florins ; (es, his table alld eapences of reprei'ol-
- yea r)". ta,oao florins; for the talarics
vi ten aide-dc-:amps. 3..),cc0 fii•rins • tot the yearly
falaries of three fecrutaties, flotios; lnr lie
yearly XrAgel fix courier., 6.00 c., fir ins ; and fcr
tne other eepences of hio f,cld cl.autclkry, 4c,0z.0
11.. sins ; making in the whole rca.racc flotias. The
hereditary Prince of OrANG6, ntlr., its 1793, WAS
the Commander in Chkt' liri!land, received co
more front th,: Stave, General than ao,c.c:o ftwink,
,ncladingfalatiesat.dart ssperices I.c lainakii and Lite.