Star.
London, England, 1803-05-13 00:00:00

FOR THI.

VERSES

OCCASIONED ST READING A P 1.3. POI I, ENTITLED TUE

YLLASURES OF I URI.

Wl.111L.): SY MR. L. CARL V.

in yonder wild wood's dcep reed's,

In so:.dsr glad, s wnh 13cJuty crown'd,
Where Nature in her lovelieil drsfs
Has rob'd the (wiling landfcapc round;

Oft at the fait y dole of Ev'ti,
Oft as the vernal morning finings.
A druid h.trp refounds to Heav'n,
A daring Nlinftrel wakes tit • it: Intl%

I hear him ftrike-0 I.yrt

Thy tones have powcr to clue Defpair
The voice of Nature blefs'd that line!
The foul of Pod), was there !

Now (teals he Philotnrla's lay,
And fad I weep Love's cruel flight,
1 ficken in the blue of day
And lingua in the lunar light !

O r may forrcw dim thine eye,
That locg thy harp may found to Hain,
Oft as the Mooring gilds the Sky,
Oft as dekends the cloud of Lv'n!

MISS AIORG.IIO' MAS2,UER4IDE,

The firft pirate Mafquerade this feafon, was
given by the Mifs MORGA N s, on Wednefday night,
at Kenfington Gore. The Houfe was fitted up in
a more expenfive Itile than ;tibia on filch occa-
lions. A temporary colonade was erefted from
the porch at the entrance, down to the court-yard,
as an accommodation to the mafques, fhould the
elements have proved unfavourable. This precau•
tion, however, was unneceffary, as the evening
was remarkably fine. The internal decorations of
the Manfion were very elegant. The drawing-
rooms were adorned with a variety of fanciful or-
naments ; among the number, were fefiaons of ar-
tificial flowers, evergreens, Scc. ;old variegated
lamp., very tastefully difpored, illuminated the
whole. Over each of the center windows, a bril-
liant flat was placed, which had a very pleating
effea, particularly the one feen from the Park.—
The melts began to drop in about half after ele-
yen o'clock, and from that hour until three in the
morning the court-yard was not free a moment
from carriages. Although it was the fafhion' laft
feafon, not to admit dominoes at private Mat.
querades, the Mifs Moaomis were of a different
opinion.

Among the molt pmminent Charafters were—

Cape. SOLLIVA 11, as a Baron of Ancient Times; and the
Non. H Hwy,. a, as the Grand Seignior; Lord Gutty,
• Spaniard; and Mr. Micas Par a a Ambit awn, a Pilgrim;
Sir HIIIRT DASNWOOD, a Plain Country Gentleman; and
MifS DAS•WOOD, a Plower Girl; Mr. C , a Manda-
rine (a very fuperb drefs); Mrs. and two Ms LLOYDS, Qua-
ken; Lord MOTTO RD, a Spaniard; and Lady MOWTTORD.
a Pilgrim. A groupe, Mr. T•ostatittac, the Pope; Mr.
BA NIL I, a Bifhop ; Mr. SKIT R. the Pretender ; and Mr.WAL-
t•Cc, the Devil; Mr. MARTIN Fo LULU. a Mulln-man ; Mrs.
Joins, and the two Mifs Shirr US. Sairoyards; Mr. TOLLS`,
as a Tartan Chief in Lodoilka (a well-dreffed mafk); Colonel
Lace and Mr. LLOYD, as Pilgrims, folicitlng relief on their
way to Mecca; Mr. GORDON FORBES. a Polander ; Lcrd
hIll.aIN 0 lOWA. aTutk; Sir JOUR HONSYWOOD, a Courtier,
Lady HONRT WOOD. SO interriting Quaker; Mr. and Mrs.
Ha IS CRT, Mr. JON NSTONE. Mr.3LOANa. SEC. as the Ban-
dicti ; Sir WM. SPIER IDA N. Countryman ; Mr. DAV/I/PORT,
a Mountebank; and Mr. STIVRISS. a Clown; Lady Hall r-
WELL,i SOItlall; and Mr. HARTWELL. a Tort ; Lord COO'.
Tt A•, and the Miii C 1, Sybil' I Mrs. LANONORD
Baooxe, • Kitchen Maid; and Mifs LANOTOID Bactolte, a
Flower Girt; Mii,Baooa, a Houk Maid; Mrs. and Mils
Sonia, Flower Girls; Mr. DZNNISOS, a Pilgrim; Hon.
/qrs. Stamm. and Mrs. HAWSES. Country Girls; Mrs. and
Mira NOAStS, SAVOyirdb; Mr. T. LITT ERDAL!, a Turk;
Mrs. LITT LLLLLL • B &ad Singer; and Mrs.Ta INT. a Nun
Lord C , in • Turkifh Drefs; I'. SKIM DAN, as a Turk;
Lord M w,ln a Fancy Drefs; Mr. FlAwc I, as a Clown;
Mr. PENN, as a Gardener; Mrs. and Mils Comae, as two
Shepberdeffes: Mrs. FOOTE. as • Flower Girl; Mr. PRYER.
as Sir John Dimity, excellent ; Mr. DIVER, as a Chelfea Pen-
Boner.