Star.
London, England, 1803-01-08 00:00:00

HARWICH, JANUARY 7.

Yeßerday arrived from Helvoetfluys the DUN♦
packet, Captain Srawaar, with the Dutch mail
of Wednefday laR, two Mr. FAG AL% and eight
other paffengers.
Sailed this day, the DIANA packet, Captain Os.
DORN', for Helvoetfluys, and the Patucsss ROYAL
packet, Captain SANTE!. for Cuxhaven, with their
refpeffive mails of the sth int. and pafengers.
The AUCKLAND packet, Captain BLIDOS,'SIY•
rived at Helvoetßuys on Monday laR.

Arrived from a cruize the HUNTS& revenue cut-
ter, Capt. Reel/ as, and remains with the Mamma&
and Jacaazt. gun brigs. Wind S. S. W.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

DIAL, JAM. 7.—Arrived and Idled far the River the Swan'
Miller, from Linton ; Nana, Brown, from New York; and
the Warren, Everett, from Vkginia.—Wind S. wit► rain.
G aaaaaa KO. Jim. 7.—Pairod by the Ala, Targe, from
Skill; Inference, Corneles, from Entbdes; and the Oar-
Larne, front St. Valley.
Maine—.At Portfinank the Harmony, Waders, hem
Malaga. At Cowes, Elizabeth, Roan, from Lifboo. At
*Mot, Ranger, —, from Faro. At Liverpool, Thetis, Leooz,
from Was; and Elm, Mien. from Savannah. At Croat-
ians, Warne COM, from Quebec. At *lake, Margaret,
—, from Philadelphia. At Cuxhaven, Providesce,
from Leedom At Goendey, Mary, Cawdd; and Merton,
from Cadiz ; Alert, Brehm ; and Jupiter, —. from
Sdoe. At Cadiz, Vella!, Wood, from Landon. OB Maus,
Ceres, —, from Montevido. At Vigo, N. S. Del Carmen,
from London. At Lilboo, Dolphin, from Cork.

Sir Justs SAT.7I4•IIi is appointed to the com-
mand of his Majeny's (hips at Sheernefs, and will
!wilt hi. flag on board the At.aion.

The Mary. MONTIROOII, from Newfoundland
for Clitebee, is loft in the river Sc. Lawrence. and
nine other vetch.

Letters recei►ed by the Comet, gi►e the wel-
come intelligence of the Company's troops being
all fafely landed from Egypt.
Yeaerday all the Box Packets brought by the
Comet from Bengal. were brought to the Win-
Houle, and opened, confining of ek►en boxes, full
dleucrs for tadi►iduals in this country.

HAR m47Bsrrs BALL AT FROGMORB.

On Thurfday Her Msjssry gave a grand Ball
to about one hundred perfuns of rank and diftinc-
tion at Frogmore. They were principally thole
noble families we noticed at the Juvenile Fete
given to the Princefs CHARLOTTR of Wales and
her young friends Taft Saturday. This Enter-
tainment was likewife under the tafteful manage-
ment of the Princefs ELizaseru. The noble
vifttors began to arrive about fix o'clock. Her
Royal Highnefs the Princefs ELIZABETH, attended
by her Royal filter, MARY, arrived about feven
o'clock, to fee that all the arrangements had been
made, agreeably to the dire&ions of the Princefs
ELizantre. About half pail (even o'clock their
Maim's', the reft of the Princeffes, the Princef&
SOPHIA of Gloucefter, and their attendants, ar-
rived, and in a few minutes after the dancing
commenced, in the fame room where the Children's
Ball took place on Saturday. The principal or-
naments remained. The firft dance led off was
Neil Cow, by the

Earl of Mount Edgcumbe and Printers Ausnfta
Marquis of Lorne - Prince& Sophia
Lord Craven Prineefs Mary
Lord Ficskards Penedo Amdia

Lord Templeton - Primers Sophia of Gloneefter
Lord John Campbell - Lady Charlotte jenkinfoa
Colonel Fremantle . Lady C. Cecil
Colontatta - Lady Mary Hemlock
Mr. T - Lady Charlotte Uterilk
Hon. T. BSA - - Mils Eden
Captain Arthur Upton Lady C. Harris
Captain Grey, of the Navy Mils Craven
Colonel Dc row - Mils Somerville.

The fecond dance was Speed ebe Plough, when the
Marquis of Loans and Lord Mount. Evccuuss
charged partners.
After the third dance, The Ille of SAN, the fet was
increafed to fifteen couple. The additional Gen-
tlemen were Naval Officers. The dancing was
kept up with great fpirit until half after ten o'clock.
when the dancers began to flag, fo much fo, as to
call in ►he aid of Lady MARY BINTINCII, (who is
generally the life and foul of almoa every party).
Her Ladyfhip called for the favourite dance of
Sir David Hunter Blair. The fceue was once more
re-animated, and kept up till a quarter after eleven
o'clock, when fupper being announced, the Ball
concluded.

Their hfaysyrias were never obferved to be in
better health and fpirits. The Kula was in very
good fphits. Hearing that Colonel FILEEMANTLI
had declined dancing. his MAJESTY went up to
him and faid—" You will not refute me if I find
you a partner ;" at the fame time taking Lady
C. Cscut (the daughter of the Marquis of Sat's.
'Lily) by the hand, his Mai ssry prefented her to
him. The Colonel, with great gallantry and po.
litenefs, accepted the offer, and went down tht
fecond dance.

During the dancing the company was refrefbed
with coffee, tea, kmonade, twelfth cake. ac.—
The Palliating danced nearly the •whole of the
evening, and which was kept up with very great
fpirit ; they did not flop above two minutes be-
tween each dance, fo that the wind inkiument Or.
formers were nearly exhaufted.
Soon after the dancing ceafed. their Mayarrtes
and the company retired to an adjoining- room.
where a molt fumptuons cold collation was pro-
vided, and plates laid fur toy.
A deffert.sonfifting of all the luxuries the Royal
Hot•honfe could produce, was placed at the fides
and each end of the tables, and a large twelfth cake
in the centre—here were reprefented in miniature,
the ancient Turrets of Windfor Caale difplayiog
the Royal Banner, and Medallions of their AU-
j IST I s were fufpended on each fide.
About half pall twelve o'clock their Mar esries,
the Paiscass as, and the Princefs Sort( la of Gum-
c errs', left Frognwre for Windfor, and before one
o'clock the comiany bad all departed.
His Majasfr and moll of the Noblemen, were
dreffed in the Wiadfor uniform. Her Mar 'STY MIS
dreffed in araw coloured Patin. All the Princefes
were dreffed in white, except the Princefs Etna-
111TH, who was dreffed in black velvet, made in
the Spanifh ayle.—Feathers and the hair braided
up with pearls, were the prevailing ornaments of
the head amonga the Ladies.
The Gows and an excellent band from Lando*
were feated in the Colonade, to play the dances.
Of the company prefcnt, the following is nearly
an accurate lilt :

Their Majedies and all the Lord and Lady Malmeibrarg
Pricedres bed St. Helen%
Prineefs Sophia of Glow:ears Sir W. mid Lady Pitt
Marquis and MarrAloseh of General and Mrs. Gwynn,
%barmy General lad Mn. Harcourt
Marquis of Lorne General and Mrs. Wynyaril
Earl Mount fidgeumbe Hoo. Mts. Harcourt
Lord and Lady Sulky Colonel Del: row
Lord John Campbell The Hom Ms Tanks&
I Lord apd Lady Walrlogham Two Mlfa Edina
Lady Cardigan Two Mr. Is
Lord ant Lady Auckland Ham Copula Grey
Lord and Lady PAM= Mr. Grey
Lord and Lay Dolton Ham MI6 Legge
Lard and Lady Healey I Colonel Upton
Lord Sitsharris Colonel Arthur Upton

Lord Craven

Ma Edrecit

Lard and Lady Maastkid Major f,4ce
Lady Mary liwsdock Caked Cartwright
Lard lad Lady domormille Two Mite Edam
Lady litahlyu . Malt of the Olken at the
Lady Mardi . Guards ca dury at Wig/dire
Lady Georgia= Cad Omit&
Lard and Lady Mx

Orders were given at the gate for the carriages
not to go without their company ; but notwith-
tianding thofe orders, one poftchaire • drove of
empty. It rained in torrents, and the cornpany
who came in it were confequently obliged to walk
to Windfor. This was the only cafe in .which
there was any drawback upon the pleafure of the
night. Except in this fingle inilanee, there was
not a fingle heart that felt the leap alloy. Wind-
tor was never more crowded with company, nor
was curiofity ever more iirongly excited upon any
fimilar occafion, but thp dreadful inclemency of
the night prevented thoufands hom Pecking a view
of the company as they alighted from their car-
riages. His H&j errs, converted a good deal with
Lord AUCILLAND in the courfe of the night. The
Pa s • c sssss were never more interesting, the nature'
of the entertainment permitting them to indulge
their amiable ditpofitioas perfealy free from rc.
beim.