Star.
London, England, 1821-05-07 00:00:00

FRENCH PLAY AND ASSEMBLY.

The Argyle Rooms were splendidly filled on Fri.
day evening. The performances were arranged fa
the debut of Mademoiselle ADELE LEMOINE,
played with much humour in the After-piece Are
line. At eleven the Quadrilles commenced, is do
great Ball-room. The following accomplisheddsotat
particularly distinguished themselves:
Mr. STUART Miss DAwsos.
Mr. E. FOLLY Miss Peals=
. Colonel Tasascu ....... Miss Wmaitannt.
Captain NICRITUAIL ....... POTNIT..
Mr. ..... Miss CAM :RAPT.
Alr. STRUT? Al in 'leaves.
Mr. FARMER MISS STRUM
Mr. STRACKY ~.Miss Pars&
There were present—
The Duchess of Buccleugh, Marchioness of Innicointy•
Countesses Powis and Home, Dowager Brownlow.
Earl Morley, Lords James Ihy, Granville, and anima.
Ladies—Dowager Melville, A. Gordon, Anson Langlus,Z
Montague, Bolton, Burgoyne, Kennedy, B. Pechell, Beam;
H. Neville, H. Uscoe, W. Wynne, Somers, 1.. Dawson, A. S.
Dawson Andover, A. Harvey, Nugent, J. Hay, L. *V,
Hippisky, E. Shepherd, H. Fremantle, M. Petre, Hobnail./
Petre llarrington, C. Piudar, Buller, Baynes, and Binning
Sin—W. Anson, J. Lanham, Kennedy, G. 'lamps*
and W. Chatterton.

Messieurs—lrving, IL Eden, Dickenson, Towline, J. Nickil
son, B. Danvers, etc.
Colonel Aloncey, General Milner, Admiral Digby, Cd
Campbell, Count Ludolf, Captain Stopford, Count Paws°,
taut Bowles, Colonel Duckett, Colonel Bowater, and Geld
Fermor,

His Majesty's yacht the Royal George, comrnaothi
by Commodore the Hon. Sir CHARLES PAW) 1$
on Friday taken out of the Basin at Portsmouth, hi,
ing had an alteration made in the stern, which gisil
her a more frigate-like appearance. There has bee
no orders yet given to fit her for his Masesris
sonal service.

Yesterday, his MAJESTY, accompanied by dt
Duke of YORK, the Duke and Duchess of Clauses,
and the Princess AUGUSTA, attended DiviueSeogr
at the Chapel Royal, and heard a Serino by the
Rev. Mr. STOPPORD. Part of the service es fer"
formed by the Dean and Sub-Dean. The Andlra`,f
theiCtrw's favourite, Blessed be thou, Low Got 97
KENT. The Quartets, by Master Joao, Afesol.°l,..l°
mow, jun. VAUG N, and J. B. SAGE. The lbei,
Masters MARSHAL and JONES. The Te Do* u 7
ROTC& The Sonatas, by ATrwooD. The ChaSs'
by HAWES. Mr. ATTWOOD presided at the ur
Yesterday, Divine Service was performed 19 de
KING'S Household, at the Palace in Pall-man, by the
Rev. F. W. Btomacao and the Rev. Dr. S-CLogs
Yesterday, 'Prince LEOPOLD, accompanied by Sr
ROBERT GARDINER and Colonel ADDENEROO.4 alb
tended Divine Service at St. Philip's Chapel, OOP
100-place.
Yesterday, the Princess AttorsTA dined t'
Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE.
The Duchess of Gioucerrea and Prince Lsor?"1
called yesterday, at the lingo's Palace, to pay IP'
respects to his MAJEsTr.

MARQUIS OF DROGHEDA. ,

It gives us much pleasure to find a p:tragraph in
Cortlck's Morning Post of Friday, stating that the
death of this venerable Nobleman, as reported in all
the London newspapers, was erroneous, and that his
Lordship had been seen alive and well in Sackville-
street, Dublin, the afternoon preceding.

FASIdIO.VABLE ARRANGEMENTS FOR
THE WEEK.

TIIIB EVENING.
Countess of Sorrows Ball, Arlington-street.
Countess of JEasav's Rout, Berkeley square.
B.Avolit's Ball, Grosvenor-place.
TO-MORROW.
Lady Poses Ball, Harley-street-
jAtly Haitaiiicroa's Rout, Berkeley-square.
Lady Gulls'lases Juvenile Ball, St. James's-square.
Mrs, Law's Ball, Baker-street.

wEDNEsD.AY.
Woormasi's Quadrille Party, Montague-spare.
Ataau.is Grand Ball.

THURSDAY.
Duke of "Beim:same' Ball, Piccadilly.
Ei.son's 8.111,1ey-atreet.

YXIDAY.
Sir WAlxxx Srmixo's Ball, Pa 114,1411.
!Ir. Buss Ball, Portland-place.
FI=SLICK Wties Sixth Connersazione, Langhani-place.

SUNDAY.
The Marchiouesa of Seussuar's

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENT&

Lord and Lady ANSON left the St. James's Hotel,
Jermyn-street, on Friday for Paris, on their way to
Vienna, from whence they will go to Switzerland,
when. they intend to reside some months.
The Duke and Duchess of R tcmtonn have left their
seat, Malcolm, Sussex, for Goodwood, for the summer.
The Earl and Countess of Suattev and family are
expected on Wednesday next at Norfolk House, St.
James's-square, from Paris.
His Excellency Sir Haaav Wasessecr, Bart. and inn arrived
yesterday at the Clarendon I I otel, Bond-street, from Madrid.
Lord Miamian is arrived at Warren's Hotel, Regent-street,
from Dunbar.
The Earl of Aaa*x is returned to town, from his seat, Arran
Lodge, Bognor, Sussex.
Du Earl of CATHCART and the Hon. Captain CATHCART have
kft Reddisb's Hotel, Jermyn-street, for Berks.
Sir Jame and Lady BROWN left thg British Hotel, Jermyn-
street, yesterday, for their seat, near N!..,i,istone' Kent.
Lard THOKAI Cam has left . t I Berkeley-square,
for Berks. _ _ _ _

Arrivals at the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-street—Colostet
Parry, front Ireland; Captain Robinson, 14. N. and Captain
Walsop, R.N. from ditto.
Departures ftom Hatcbett's Hotel, Dover-street—The Hon.
Captain Peyton, for MIrlow; }lon. F. Stewart, and the 11ev. J.
Turner, for Hampshire; Sir J. Fellowes, fur Newbury; Lieu-
tenant-General Spencer, for Windsor; Colonel Frederick, for
Citertsey ; Captain Qi ick, for Holyhead; and Rev. 'l'. Wintle,
for Oxford.

Departures from Blak,'. Hotel, Jermyn-street—Lord Bayn-
lag, for his seat I 1,,:!t.r.i:11,111, Norfolk ; the Ctrl of Caledon, for
his seat in Ireland ; ..laitland, R.N. to join his ship at
Chatham ; amer.ll Darell, for his seat Winterbourne, near Bris-
tol; and the /lon. Charles Vernon, for Paris.
Arrivals at Hodgson's Hotel, Dover4treet—Mr. and Mrs.
Heysham, from their seat in llama ; Mt. and Mrs. Conyers
and family, from their seat in Essex ; Rev. William Russell,
from a tour ; G. Howard, Esq. from his seat in Sussex; T.
Strickland, Esq. from his seat in Westmoreland; and B. Levius,
Faq. from Paris. D-partures from ditto Mr. and Mrs. Dagge,
for their seat in the Isle of Wight; Captain de la Warr, for his
seat in Norfolk ; and the Rev. Mr. Gould, for his seat in Herts.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street—John Far-
rell, Esq. front Ireland ; and Lord Trimblestown, from France.
Departnres from ditto—General Sir H. Vane, for his seat in
Hampshire ; General Mitchell, for Hampshire ; and Colonel
Brown, 85th Regiment, Cos Brighton.

FRAIMIS BUADIT? left his apartments in the
King's Bench at an early hour this morning, and
arrived at his own house to breakfast, in a Rrivate
carriage, attended by a single friend. The worthy
Baronet, we are happy to learn, has experienced no
injury to his health from Lis confinement.

Yesterday, the LORD CHANCELLOR and the Mar-
quis of ANGLESZA had audiences of his MAJESTY.
Saturday, the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE,
accompanied by the Princess AUGUSTA, went to
Bushey, where their lioyal Highnesses dined, and is
the evening returned to London.
Yesterday, the Duchess of CLARENCE visited the
Duchess of KENT.

A Deputation from the Inhabitants of the Parish
of St. Luke's, Old-street, proceeded this morning, in
six coaches and four, to Brandenburgh-House, to pre-
sent an Address of Congratulation to her MAJESTY,
toted in Vestry in February last.

The Annual Meeting of the Bedford Charity, for
the raffle of various fancy articles manufactured
by the Ladies who are contributors, took place on
Saturday, at the Argyle Rooms, and was numerously
attended by persons of rank and fashion. The com-
pany began to assemble by eleven o'clock, and it was
nearly six before they all quitted.

We understandithat the cotton-spinners in Glasgow
and neighbourhood have agreed to return to their
work to the satisfaction of their masters.

EUROPEAN Sakooe.—A nother performance of vo-
cal illusions, by Mr. ALEXANDRE, took place on Sa-
turday evening, at the European Saloon. The en-
tertainment is not only amusing, for the extraordi-
nary talent of the performer in the art of ventrilo-
quism, but for the sort of interconrse which some-
times takes place between him and his audience.
MARTIN and Co. 8, Cornhill, and 120, Oxford-
street, sold in Shares, in the Two Last Contracts, No.
2,053, a Prize of £YI,OOO Console; No. 1,172,
1:20,200 Sterling Money. On the 17th of this month
(May), Two Prizes of £21,000 Consols, besides 4,005
other Prizes, must be Drawn, when MARTIN and Co.
hope to be equally successful. One important attrac-
tion in the present Lottery is, the price is greatly te-
diked, Ticket Chance being only 14 Guineas, Six-
WIWI Chance only 20 Shillings. Every Chance
bought before 17th May will be decided on that day.
From an Account lately laid before the House of
Commons, " shewing the sums received and paid
monthly by the Commissioners for the Reduction of
the National Debt, on account of the Banks for Sav-
ings, in England, from the 6th of August, 1817, to
he sth of April, 1821," the deposits in these Banks
have amounted to a very large sum during that period.
The total which has been received is £3,726,793,
while only £219,072 has been paid back.
All the Papers on Saturday were in error with respect to the
rend division which took place in the House of Commons on
1'447. Upon the Admiralty Estimates. Mae numbers were,
for the milks' motion lie, against it 734