Star.
London, England, 1803-04-18 00:00:00

P4JX/ONABI.F. AR RANG EMLN7S.

This Eventag—Mrs St. Cane emdfteld's Rail. St Janumi-
tquare ; Hon. Mrs. Rotioita.'s hall. Yriry-sAnima ; Cu u~rl
Hayeis Nottiosh lm-plare ; Mr. I.taletiate's C4C74t
ti
HArley arm ; Mn.i uiuttatis Rout. litthri-R:tct
Slair's Rout, Strstfuni-place.
To-morrow—Mr. Canes (Me Irolt Chancellor) Grant
Dinner, AlbeimArle-{tract; Mrs. J. GrAttafles Ball, Yoniati
ohm ; Mr . Elves% Salt Terrace. new Dtvcitthice•pau,
Jame. Vernon'. Rout, Herelor.l-ttrom.
W doetlay—The Ling's levee; Duchd. of BJlton's Con -
req. Grolvenor-fquare; lady Mihintai's Bali, Stanhope-ft:vet.
Mrs. St. (eurgc Caulfieid's 132.1 A : H.m Mrs VA itafr.'s lto q.
North Audity -than ; Mrs. Thellutrou's atom, thing Monk,
Mils Hntheste. C...ncert. Savi

Tarriday —Mr. tit (:.:urge CatilsGlWo ftratid I sirnti• ; Mar.
o: Hatt:lron's Ram. suithop,-arecg: -.;-
rousuw.si Rail, Harie-y-flroet ; Dowagte- Countr:.
Rout, Hill Rreet lady Maine" EL.+. PutiLicti ',lux; I a-'s
titlthes 71.1ufice New Buthostuo-ttreet ; Lad, P.
U.: Work-Recd ; Mrs. illsckburses Aust. Park-Rreet. Wert
mialter; Mrs. Possiccfaces Rout, liakcp•fitect; Mrs. JuSdic..%
Root, flamerst-Areet; Alifs Hsrdinges loosen, Weibst-
itreet.

Friday—Mr. Whisiksd Keene% GTalla Dinner, Sack,i3e..
ftrrct ; Marcbioacts at liatford's float, Maacieller-tiaars
Lady M. W Atdley's Bail. Pardand-place; Lady Daallass-
MuGa ; Lady Sbelachirs Moat. PortLusd-place; Lid,*
Mitmart's Rout, brook-arca; lArt. Milan'' Rout, Manche(
t.:l*- gam!.

Saiurday-94r. Wane's Grated Dieser. Stratford ice;
Mr. Wickbania Cabinet Dioarr, St. )aaw's•pboe.
Sunday—Vikonnt Dudley and Ward'sCrand Dinner. Part-
lane ; Couotcfa n( Renrizares Party ; biarclatiteidt ui Sabaa-
ry's Mufic ; Lady Maoris Parry.

The following fporticg match was made
week at Newniztitet, rw be run there in 08ober
next. •iz. Sir H. T. V•ses CocihiSkr. 811. 71b,
againui Mr. WArsou's Ligiums ;Tido, 8l . 611). D.l.
soogs.

KENSINGTON GARDENS.—Yellerdar might be
reckoned the fill of the Sunday Spring Prome-
nades. A cold wind, and much dull, kept mairr
Ladies ,away ; the Gardens were, notwithitau i.
ing, tolerably attended. The walk from the gate
down to the River, was thronged with falhion : it
is the moll open and plod:lnt.—But when the fun
becomes more powerful, the old walk westward,
lheltered from its rays, will alone be the Icene of
gay retort. Several well-drefed women appeared,
and many beauties. Lilac filks, ftraw bonnets,
and white muffins, were chfplayed in all the IPirit
of trimmer. The handkerchief, rube, or jacket.
hanging with one point behind, attraded the moil
notice ; and as feveral of them were made of ele-
gant materials, they excited the molt admiration-
Proceeding along. contemplating the varieties an.l
eltgancies of drefs, the eye was arreted by adroli
figure, covered with all the colours of the rainbow,
and having all the exterior of infanity :—This was
Sir JOHN DINILY, a little old man, well known
at the well end of the town. He had on Markt
fmall clothes, a blue waiacoat, and orange coat ;
over all of which was a large !hubby drab great
coat. He wore a large King Casatrs's
highly powdered, without any hat; and as if this
drefs was not fufficiently attraretive, expanded over
his head was a large filk umbrella, to proted his
delicate countenance tromthe fun, and to put to the
hlufh the pretty parifols twinkling around him. Sir
JoNN attrafted a esrowd in his train; and 'truck with
furprixe,if not admiration, every promenader. But
his triumph was at lagecipfed ; about half palk
three, a bevy of Parifian beauties entered ; two
marched before, and three behind- Of the two Sea,
one was a tall liAlldiOlna Woman j the other rather
&MUT. and more OR kin 'Wig: Whelk tight petti-
coats made a perfee ditplay of mut-v.ller motion.
They were elicited in the fineß running. with astri-
de jackets, orange &awls over the arm, the neck
fathionably bare, the arms bare to the Moulders;
the hair dreffed a la Gree, with ringlets a at. ifaltfr4
no cap or bonnet on the head. but only a nets
whiteface veil, covering the head and lliouldersa/M.
The moment theic Ladies paired Sir JON als the po-
pular current turned, Sir lons was left/ilia, and
the Ladies were furrounded. They went out of
the public walk in hopes of avoiding the crowd;
but by this they attra:ted the great er concourfe. See-
ing a mob at a dill ance, everyone ran to know what
was the matter. The throng became a downright
npob, middling mistily of young men of the lower
dais, iu their Sunday clothes, who rudely preired
around the Ladies. They were not wilfully intuit-
ed, no one Ipoke to them, nor did any one touch
them; hut the crowd was In great around, and fir
clotely followed them, that though they bore the
duit and uproar with notch good humnnr for &time,
they loon difcovered the necelfity of retiring .--•
They turned back, and avail the public walk
fornewhat embarratfed. During all this time, no
valiant Knight Ilepped forward to proteet them.
Even in this rural and romantic fcene, the lge of
Chivalry had fled. and the glory of Kentingtmi
Gardens was ertintioilhed for ever. The Ladies
were not to Licitly /hefted as many demure
Englilk women are fumetimes at the Opera ; not
no-re than a third Of their necks was bare, and
their petticoats were not tucked to the hams. The
link they committed was, they were dieted for a
hall, and not for a forenoon's promenade. It WAS
this that attrafted attention ; it might be oh ra,;.
fen ; but joins Ball limed. The two Ladies made
their way out of the Gardens, with a great mob at
thsir heels, Iii;11 the footmen at the door joined,
without adding to its politeneli. Therwalked
acrols the Park to the carriage-road, an excel:five
crowd following, kickii:g up a dud ; the hut (men
riding up in all diretsions, to know whether it was
a pickpocket, a boxing match, or General Aims
osai %Within a few paces of the coach way two
gallant Knights at Litt offered the ladies their Fri,-
!enion, which was moil readily accepted. Cue ut
them was a'lltong, tall, hana.me mat, ab:e
knock down any irifolent fretator. By this time
!hr Ladies were quite pale with fear, and quite
dully. At 'aft they found theirforiable (a happy dil-
cosery alter Inch treatment)and leated in it waibrd
for their friends. The three other ladies. two of
them being dreffed in the Englith Edition, and oar.
although highly Psrifian, yet very low in datures
had not been rn.uch noticed, and reached the lota-
, Lk loon after, when all got off in lately. We were
,rn4!,le in learn the names of there LAdies.
Ladies were, however, fine women, and ma eie-
rmAly drvirzi. A Bond greet halietdafher, a ma
of jodgmer.t, laid each of them did not walk tut-
, der :cis ;hat zoo guineas worth of lass.

111.ty afternoon an
London, in con-
of IS guns, Capt.
:d down from Ha-
.d immediately to
Yeflerday failed
guns, Rear-Ad-
miral CAMPBELL, Cir. °TWAT ; VENERAILE, of
7+ guiis, Capt. SEARLI I COUR•GFUE, of 74 guns,
Capt. Hasoy ; and the Txtryneera, of 74. guns,
Capt. BEDFORD. Came in the NAIAD, of 38 guns,
Capt. Waws, from Britiol, with impreffed men
and volunteers for the fleet ; alfo his Majefly's
(hip Gar.to, of 14 guns, Lieut. Dorm, from fea,
with impreffed men : fhe is gone up Hamnaze.—
Sailed the &mmHg, of 36 guns, Capt. Munoz,
on a cruize. Arrived the St ezziwzr..t. cutter from
a cruise, with impreffed men. Remain in Cawfand
Bay, the DREADNOUGHT, of 98 guns; MALTA,
of 84 guns; TONANT, of 34 guns; PLANTAGENET,
of 74 guns; Hscros, of 74 guns; and the ARDENT,
of 64 guns.—ln the Sound, the NAIAD, of 38 guns;
Boamcsa, of 38 guns ; DASHER, of 18 guns; and
the HUNTER, of t 8 guns. Jull arrived the Nur-
ses, of 14 guns, Licut. COGHLAN, from fea: the
Eeho Dutch brig, of 16 guns, arrived here from
Batavia, will fail this evening for Holland.—Came
in from Dublip,Cork,and Waterford. the Re MILER..
of 16 guns, Capt. T. 'limas, with 160 feamen and
landmen, preffed and volunteers, for the fleet here.
AIM, frcm a thort cruife, the Dom, of 36 guns,
Captain PIARSOW, with men for the fleet.
Tozsay, APRIL 16.—Since my tall, jull now
arrived from Cawfand Bay his Majelly's (hips the
COORACIEVE, and Cut.t.onsis, Admiral CAMPBELL,
Capt. DACRES, which remain with the MIT titre
and ALBION. Sailed this morning the brig Peggy,
WHIT,, for London, with cyder. Fine breeze
at S. S. W.

Poarsasouru, APRIL I6.—Arrived the Cassm-
iss of 20 guns. Captain Hitt., fa oni jerfey. The
Chicheller, Captain SPEAR, is taking in Rotes at
this port, for Gibraltar and the Mediterranean.—
An officer, and 33 privates, belonging to the Roy-
al Artillery, are gone to G musky ; the fame num-
ber are alio gone to Jerfey. They were embarked
in the Kamo's FISNIR and Royce. Capt. KELLY,
of his Majelly's (hip GIII2ALTAR, has been lately
tried by a Court Martial, at Malta, for not ufing his
utmnd endeavours to flipprefs the mutiny on hoard
of that flip, and sentenced to be difmiged from the
command of her. Captain Scisomasac, of the
Cumin's, has, in consequence, been promoted to
the rank cf a Poll Captain ; and Licut. DRURY,
fon of Captain O'BRYIN DRURY, is promoted to
be a Commander —ARON GRAHAM, Efq. one of
the Magiarates Weaminflcr, has been At this
place (eve! al days, feleeling about 2.30 conrielb
from thelhips here, and lupe: intending the removal
of them to the Calcutta, which will fail on Mon-
day morning for New South Wales.—The foldicrs
who were condemned to death for mutiny at Cit.
raltar, and came to England in the CYNTHIA, are
font on board the Calcutta.

Li utenant T. %ritual.' i• %einted to the Britannia.
Lieu enatt G to the it,,y*lSovereign.

1 I ■tcnant W. E. KING to ti e Vencrable.

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lliftrmoct. APRIL 5. —The Nancy, Watnta,
has Jvspt down tnLanilitth,to perfoi m quart
Ncllon, FP.RC;usox, of this port, arrived At
Belfdl from Meilina, had 4 very fevere pafrage of
69 days, during which one boy was wailied over-
board and drowned ; all het boats, quarter boards,
and itancheims Wera carried away. :Clic Diana,
Cars 'AFL!, is arrived at New Providence, from
lience.—The Mac, CAITHSi ess, is arrived At New,
caftle, from Glafgnw.—On the 26,h or Feb. the
Walhitigtnn, NC/n.5, arrived at New York, hum
Liverpool, after a pailirge of 34 days.
EL:in.:FOR. MARCH 29.—Palled upward, Jean
ai,cl je fie, NORRS:E, from Dundee for Liebaw ;
Zepliy, KAY, from do. for Pillaw ; Hope, AN-
fri,m do. ti,q. Memel.
'Plie Prompt, JOilN LAVROCR. of DyfArt, arrived
ar Ftedericklvnt k the 25th, after being upon the
Anholt, and gut off by throwing part of her cargo
overboard.—Wind wefterly, fine weather.
By letters from Memel of the t jth, we learn the
harbour was then quite fait, and a great quantity
of drift ice at lea—feveral veffels are in fight be•
low the Calle, but will not be up to lave the poll:

INTELLIGeNCE.
Tt-ns DA Y.—WIND S. S. W
A. D.'2.
Dublin 2 s I Ham! urea o
W•tcrford 2 2 na'2ll t 0
ellATiinm, Amt. 17.—Sailed this afternoon,
• the Ursecur, from Long Reach, for the Nore
and the Supply, navy tranfp”rt, f•r Portfinoutli,
with Ilores. The Gl/.1'1:111611), inteh,led for thc
flag of Rear Admiral Tkosr:Dotrourt, has been
waiting come days for a wind ; as it has now come
round to the S. NV. (he will mol probably fail to-
morrow. The TIZPL, LEYDFN. and
are nearly ready. Such ha:: been the expeditiun
acd on the VICTORY, that the has her top-gallant
snails an end, and nearly all her (tore; on board.
Captain Satire has commiflioned the CER BER US :
the contra& riggers have got her lower rigging
over head to day ; they have alto begun to rig the
BESCHYstrIiR. La Sf IN t is ordered far fcrvice.
The people in the dock yard and on thc gun wharf
are all employed to day.
PLyrtouvii, APRIL 26.—Thurfday afternoon an
eaprefs was received here from London, in con-
fequence of which the Imor: ENS, of IS guns, Capt.
Vauouarf, was yeflerday warped down from Ha-
nwritze to the Sound, and failed immediately to
the well ward with difpatches. Yeaerday failed
for Torbay the Co LLODIN, of 74 guns, Rear-Ad-