Star.
London, England, 1817-03-05 00:00:00

THEATRE.

OPERA Horst.--The Opera of Grinlda was per-
Unmed lint night in lieu of Firm, in consequence Of
Azamiuncirries indispositi•m. Although the latter
Opera is so deservedly a favourite of the Public, yet
Grirelda did not lose a tittie of its wonted favour and
attraction. Madame Foo..it's Grhelda is an exquisite
performance, and she WAS ably supported by Cal-
v EVA. The other casts in the Opera, by NALDI, PASTA,
Acttasasi, and BEctaz, were equally well sustained,
.and drew forth the most liberal marks of approbation.
The House w.s crowded Oth fashionable company,
among whom were— .
- The Puchess of Yolt bulie and Duchess of CLOUCESTift,
Princess SOPUIA of (fir.vc Less P., &c. &c &c.
DaCRY. s Comedy of 4 Cure for theWeari
Ache, was last right represented at this house for the
purpose of introducing Mr. P. Trsaeu, from the
l'..zeter Theatre, in the lively and bustling character
of Young Rapid. The person and countenance cf this
ncw candid.:te are pleasing, and• his deportment easy
and unaffected. Ile gave to the scenes in which
he was principally concerned, ail their appropriate
lightness and versatility, and his reception by the
audience proved highly favourable to his future
views and pretensions. MUNDEN'S &IJ Rath! con-
tinues a chef d'auvre in this species of our extrava-
gant and illegitimate drama. The Frank Outland of
KNIGHT was masked with all the characteristics of
genuine feeling and simplicity.

The Dowager Countess of CLERMnNT bad a select
Li:lia:table party yesterday evening, tt her house in
Berkeley-square.

The Countess Dowager of CatonGAN gives a grand
TOM on Frilly next, at her house in eymuni-place.

•
Lord and Llcly MELBOURNE had a dinner party
yesterday, at their house, Whitehall.
Lady 1-leautcoTa has issued cards of invitation
fora large assembly, on Sunday next, at her house
in Grosvenor-sqsare.

Toe MARCHIONESS OF AISERCORNI'S PARTY.-The
above Noble Marchioness renewed her fashionable en-
tertainments on Monday night, with another elegant
Ball. The same brilliant arrangements as on the
Late fetes given. by her Ladyship, took place. The
company was more select than numerous. At eleven
o'clock waltzing commenced, by the followieg and
other couples—
Mr. STANDISII, Lady SUSAN RYDER,
. Lord Cs.iva_!, Lady Jim a GORE,
Sir JAMES Hose, The Hun. MSc LAW,
Mr. Law, Lady C. theaetax,
Mr. V.' at Lasts'', Mite CAMPBELL,
Ntr.ll. CAV I: .31V24, Lady F.YMLY BA I parr ST.
The company was served with the most delicate
refreshments of all sorts, and the interesting dance
was kept up with emulous spirit until four o'clock,
When they retired. There were present—
Prince ae'd Princess Esteritazii, Duchess of Montrose and the
Lad!es Orals:an, Marchioness Camden and the Ladies Pratt,
Earl and Countess of Darnicy, Lady Ittary 131iih, Lord Clifton,
Count and Cowden Lieven, East and Countess of Cbarlentunt,
Miss Tysdall, Earl and Countess of Morley, Countess and the
Ladies Bathurst, &c. &c.
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this season, with a btilhant rout. The magnificent
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- sued fer cards. The grand entrance.hall was lighted
in a sup etlor style, and the servants aPpeartd in their
state liveries. It b. ing the first of a series et enter.
• tainments intended to be given by her Ladyship this
season, the fashionable world pressed forward at an
' !tally hour in order to pay their respects. - At twelve
o'clock the adjacent streets were crowded with car-
tinges; a more numerous and brilliant assemblage
'has not taken place this season. The distinguished
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.and refreshments, and continued arriving and depart-
ing until three o'clock. To give -a list of. the nausea
would be to enumerate all the distinguished fashion-
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