Star.
London, England, 1820-06-12 00:00:00

PRINCE AND PRINCESS ESTERHAZY'S
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT. •

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Yesterday their Serene Righnesses Prince and
Princess ESTE/MAZY opened their elegant residence,
Chandos House, to the Fashionable World, with a
splendid Entertainment. It surpassed, in point of
splendid brilliancy, any Fete hitherto given this sea-
son. The entrance-hall, vestibule, and grand stair-
case, afforded a luxuriant display of exotics and odo-
,riferous flowers, admirably arranged. The magn:fl.;
cent suite of drawing-rooms were enriched with im-,.
mense pier-glasses, and the most superb crystal chan-
deliers and lustres. The Grecian couches, sofas,
chairs, &c. were covered with rich crimson Genoa
silk velvet, embroidered and fringed with gold. The
brilliant radiance shed from innumerable lights, dis-
played a scene of grandeur seldom witnessed. The
Entertainments commenced with a Grand Dinner, at
which the following were present :
Lord and Lady Grantham, Viscountcy Morpeth, Lord and
Lady Granville, Count and Countess St. Antonio, Count and
Countess Licven, &c.

After Dinner, a Grand Concert took place. Seve-
ral of the most eminent performers were engaged on
the occasion.—The following distinguished Person-
ages formed part of the company:
Du -a—Devonshire Grafton, Montrose, Wellington, Dorset,
St. Alban's, Ikaufort, kewcastle, and Richmond.
DVCI4"..SSES Wellington, Dowager Leeds, Richmond, Dowa-
ger Richmond, Montrose, and St. Alban's.

MA manses—Camden, Hertford, Worcester, Anglesey, Twee-
dale, Bath, Lansdown, Tavistock, Conyngham, Cholmondeley,
Grrham, Hrotley, and Stafford. _ _

Alaecistorisasss;-I—Salisbury, Conyngham, Worcester, &af-
ford, Cornwallis, Bath; Cholmondeley, Camden, Davrnshire,
Lansdown, Tavistock, Hertford, Winchester, Huntley, and
Abercorn. 4

EA acs--Bathurst, Grosvenor, Vcrulans, Harrowby, Jersey?
Uxbridge, Cathcart, Besborough, Cowper, Digby, Olengall,
Limerick, Yarmouth, Plymouth, Sefton, Shaftesbury, Mount
algecumbe, Clare, Aberdeen, Morley, Gower, Westmoreland,
Dartmouth, Winchilsea, Clonmell, Cassilis, Stair, Lauderdale,
Roseberry, Darnley, Clanwilliam, Mayo, O'Neille, Charieviile,
Roslyn, Manvers Carnarvon, Aylesbury, Beauchamp, &c.
COUNTZ‘SES—CIare, Grosvenor, Bathurst, Derby, Harrowby,
Glengall, Cathcart, l'erulam, Uxbridge, Jersey, Cowper, Darn-
ley, Besborougli, Limerick, Plymouth, Sefton, Clonmell, Cu-
silis, Aberdeen, Shaftesbury, Charleville, Aylesbury, Morley,
Blanvers, Cardigan, Poulett, Surrey, Hardwick, Warwick, Sand-
wich, Essex, Powis, Lonsdale, Ennismore, Lieven, &c.

Loans—Granville, Apsley, Sandon, As brooke' Fitzroy So-
merset, Valbetort, brington, Francis Gower, Conyngkan,
Cranburae, Grantham, Brownlow, Holland, Amherst, Stanley,
Belgrave, Alvanley, Ellenborough, Dunally, Kilmorey, Palmer-
ston, Northland, Graves, Wallscourt, Awlrn.
Lantz—Keith, Granville, Alorpeth, llolLand, M. Stanley,
M. Ryder, King, G. Cavendish, Hampden, Melville, Macdo-
nald, two 13athursts, Strong, G. Seymour, 11. Butler, F Mount-
F.dgecumbe, Liddell, Heatheote, G. and J. Thynne, Duff Gor-
don, Ebrington, Belgrave, Shelley, A. C. Smith, Castlereagh,
Paget, Fitzroy Somerset, C. Greville, two Cathcarts, B. Pon-
sonby, C. Seymour, U,ton, G. Fane, K Campbell, E. Vernon,
Aston, Macfarlane, Warburton, Chester, &c.
Sias—Thomas Lawrence, Thomas Acton, T. Liddell, R.
Chester, G. Warrender, J. Shelley, J. Macfarlane, C. Bigot,
W. Gordon, J. Aftirray,
Mzssas.—Planta, G. Anson, Littleton, Standish, Montague,
Johnstone, Campbell, Chad, Chichester, Vernon R. Greville,
Smyth, Cornwall, W. Pole, Ponsonby, Seymour, F. Seymour,
R. Arbuthnot, C. Jenkinson, Macdonald, R. Gordon, Scott, &c.
Misraasszs--Fitzherbert, Seymour, Cornwall, Arbuthnot,
Johnstone, Rush, Villiers; Hope, Drummond, Burrell, Sey-
mour, W. Pole, H. Seymour.
Missts—Smith, Seymour, Johnstone, Beaumont, Liddell,
Acton, Stewart, Chester,-Addington, Villiers, &c. atc.

Lady CASTLEREAGH'S supper party after the Opera
on Saturday, was elegantly attended.
Yesterday, Earl BATHURST gave a Cabinet Din-
ner, at his house, in Great Stanhope-street.
Sir JOHN and Lady HARRINGTON entertained a
party of fashionables yesterday evening, at their
house in Berkeley-square.
The Maichioness of SALISBURY'S converzacione, yes-
terday evening, in Arlington-street, was attended by a
very elegant assemblage of distinguished Fashinnables.
The Marquis and Marchioness of LANsnowN gave
a superb entertainment on Saturday, at Lansdown
House, Berkeley-square, to—
His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, his Royal Highness
the Duke of Gloucester, Prince Leopold, the Duke of Grafton,
the Earl and Countess of Darnley, the Earl and Countess of
Surrey, the Earl of Carnarvon, Lord Erskine, Sir Hew and
Lady D. Hamilton, Sir Robert Graham, Mr. Coke, Mr. Curry,
and Mr. Stevenson.

The Ambassador of the NETHERLANDS gave an
elegant entertainment, yesterday, to a distinguished
party, at his house, in Whitehall-place.
The Dowager Countess of CLONMELL had an ele-
gant assembly, yesterday evening, at her house, in
Portman-square.

• Lady CARRINGTON gave an elegant entertainment
on Saturday, to a party of distinction, at her resi-
dence, Whitehall.
The Marquis and Marchioness of BUCKINGHAM
gave a grand entertainment on Friday, to the Duke
of WELLINGTON, the Marquis WELLEELEY, the Earl
of LAUDERDALE, &c. &c. at their residence, Bucking-
ham House, Pall-mall.

Friday night, the Countess of DERBY gave her last
grand Concert this season, at her. house, in Grosve-
nor-square : upwards of three hundred distinguished
Fashionables were present. On Friday next, the
Noble Earl and Countess and family intend leaving
town for their seat in Lancashire.
THE PAass.—The unsettled state of the weather
prevented a very brilliant display among the dashing
Belles. Pelisses of lavender colour appear to take
the lead, with bonnets or hats of white satin, fully
ornamented with feathers or flowers. Boots were
general, of various colours, particularly silk ones, to
suit the carriage costume. What few shoes are worn
are made low, to shew the instep. The cabriolet in-
creases in estimation.

ARGYLE ROOMS.—FRENCH PLAY AND ASSEMBLY.
—These splendid Saloons were, as usual, crowded
almost to an overflow on Friday night. The Enter-
tainments consisted of three comic Pieces. The splen-
did audience were highly delighted. The Quadrilles
commenced immediately after. The following were
conspicuously graceful:
The Marquis of %Colman's. ..... Lady A. NOWT.
Lord LOGGNIONOCGII. Lady J. PAGET.
Count CARIOUS» Lady C. BIUDILNIAL.
Colonel kw& 'Miss Frrsaor.
Mr. CONVNITHAM Miss EOM
Mr. CRAM Miss Hravrr.
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Captain Acros Miss Dawsox.
Mr. F. llesszt.t. Miss MONTAGU.
The Assembly broke up about half-past three o'clock
on Saturday morning.
ALL IN ONE DAY.—Four of £30,000 Consols, and
58 other Capitals, must be drawn on THURSDAY, the
23d inst. when the Lottery will finish. Wens, 9,
Cornhill, sold Two .020,000 Prizes last Lottery Con-
tract, and is now selling Tickets and Shares, war-
ranted undrawn.