Star.
London, England, 1821-06-11 00:00:00

THE P.IRK.

The gloomy state of the weather yesterday morn-
ing prevented the usual assemblage of Fashionables
on the Wellington Promenade. About three there
were appearances of the return of tine weather; the
equipages at four began to drop in at the Grosvenor,
Cumberland, and Piccadilly gates. About five the
cavalcade was as great as ever.
On the Drive, in splendid equipages,-were—
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Clarence, the Duke and
Duchess de Fries, the Duchess of Rutland, the Duchess Dowager
of Rutland, the Duchess of Argyle, the Marchioness of Choirtion-
' d.ley, th.: Mat chioness Dowager of Lansdown, &c.
Among the horsemen were—
The Earls of Scarborough, Belfast, and Brecknock ; the Earl
of Darnley and General Bligh, Viscount Deerhurst, Mr. Charles
Manners Sutton, Mr. Hughes Ball, &c.
Among the pedest; fans were observed—
] lis Ruyal Highness the Duke of Clarence and his daughters,
the [tidies Ferri:seise and the lion. Mr. Furtescue; the Marqu.s
of Liimdown and J. Calcraft, Esq. M.P. the Earl of Mount-
charles and Messrs. Horace and Frederick Seymour ; the Earls
of rife and Glengall ; Earl of Westmorland, Earl of Clonrnell;
Lord A. Paget, Lord Normanby, Lord Aslitown, Lord A.
Hamilton, and many other persons of distinction.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE IrEEK.

THIS EVENINH.
Lady Gronoz CAI-Emu:Ws Ball, Burlington House.
Lady Dectr's Ball, Dover-street.
Countes. ST. .INromo's Concert, Hanover-square.
Lady Onus's quadrille Party. Gloucester-place.
Lady thexN's Grand Fancy Ball.
Lord and Lady GRANT!! M s Party, St. James's-square.
Mrs. llAmtt.voN's Ball, Baker-street.
Mrs. WENTWORTH'S Concert, Hanover-square.
Fancy Ball at ALMACKS.

TO-MORROW.
Lady SHEFIIELD's Ball, Upper Wimpole-street.
Lady ArrrEces Rout, Clarges-street.
Mrs. WEIGFIELD STRATFORD'S Ball, Stratford House.
lien. Mrs. G. It. Plume's Second Ball, Hill-street.
Mrs. DENI,ON'S Ball, Stratford-place.
Mrs. Ilict's Quadrille Ball, Russell-square.
Rev. W. 13c4stazac's Concert, Abingdon-street.

WEDNESDAY.

The KING'S Bon for the younger branches of the Nobility and
Gentry, Carlton-Houle.
Lady CARRINGTON'S Party, Whitehall.
Mrs. HAMIERSLZY'S Rout, Pall-mall.
Earl and Countess BKLGRAVE'S Party, Grosvenor-square.

THURSDAY.
The Duke of DEKONSIIIIIM'S Banquet to the Knit:.
Mrs. Coma's Dijeune to the Duke of Yoag, Foreign and
Domestic Carps Diplontatique, &c. at Putney. •

FRIDAY.
Viscountess ASlifilOOK'S Rout, Mansfield-street.

SATURDAY.

The 'Marchioness of Dow:mutes Grand Entertainment.
Mrs. GEORGE Bvsa's Party, St. James's-square.
Outinian Lecture, at Mr. Paysses, New-street, Spring-gardeli,

OTHER PARTIES.
MONDAY, JUNE IB.—Lady CA ROLINE BARHAM'S Ball, Queen
Anne- street.
TrEsnaY, Jolts 19.—Viscountess Etunsatoint, at Kingiton
House ; Viscount KIL.VOREY, and the lion. Miss NEEDHAm's
Ball, Bruton-street.
WLDNLSDAY, JUNE 20.—Lady BEST'S Ball, Bedford-square.
FRIDAY, JUNE 22.—Duchess of Brorosto's Ball, St. James's-
square; Bourn's Ball, Great Ormond-street.
AlotraA r, JUNE 25.—Marchioness CisoustoxnELET's Rout, Pic-
cadilly; Countess Bitou.suow's Quadrille Party, Cavendish-
square; Mrs. General MILNER'S Ball, Upper Grosvenor-street;
Mrs. Brais's Ball, Gloucester-place.
TUESDAY, J 26.—Duchess of PORTLAND'S Fete, St. James's-
square; Mrs. WILL/ASIS'S Ball, Albemarle-street; Mrs. LAKE
GODSALL'S Ball, Piccadilly.
Wiunastty, JUNE 27.—Hon. Mrs. RODNEY'S Ball, Gower-st.
THURSDAY, Jura 23.—Mrs. WODDMASS'S Ball, Montague-sq.
F/L/DAY,Rtit29.—Mrs. General CatimrAcEE's Ball, Harley-st.
kIeADAv, JULY Y.—Mrs. MACH'S Ball, Grosvenor-place.
Telsrat, JULY 3.—Lady WAEaultron's Rout, Albemarle-st.
THURSDAY, JULY s.—Mrs. GonDoes Ball, Harley-street.
SATURDAY, JULY 7.—Mrs. MURRAY'S Public Breakfast, at
Richmond.