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IUmBEII 16814 . , ' l / 4 4 Oa *tenant of the twit applause with which the ji:e+ Play ui AIYSTERIOI S RRIDE was reeeivrd ot Weilaceilty his t, the Putilic are respectftilly inforinecl, dolt it will he pertained, ht particular desire, THIS PRE SENT EVENING. FOIL THE hENEFIT OF MR. JOHNSTON, MACH!. MNT AND DECORATOR. THIIATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. /114118 rittiSKINT EVENING ' June (i, igop, Their Majesties' Fw mat will perfurin, for the reeotwi 'time, a New Tretlitienary Play, is three arts, ogled, 'l'llE. 11/11'911 7 .11.10'5S 1511113 E. The Characters by Mr. Pirtte.tu, Mr. Sidtlors, Mr. Ray mond, Mr. Eyre, Mr. Palmer, Mr. De Cernp, Mr. Gibbon (with a Song, composed by Mr. Bishop); ant. 11. Siddons, )Irs. Hnrlowe, Ars. BLud (with a Song). The Dances, iseidentn: to the Piece, by Kilo Gayteo, and \be whole of Mr. &EA.% it's Eupds. The Prolo , 4 ue to be spoken by Mr. Putnam, and the Epi logue by Mr Rufsell. In the course of the Evening, "The Death of General Alvvcrombie " by .. .qr. Brabsut ,• a Nes. Cootie Sung, called, " he Yorkshire Be uty ; or, the Misfortune of being Bawl solar," Mile Mathews; and "Giles Serougins's Ghost," to , lir. Swab. After übicb, for the het time, a New Gran.: Serious Ballot of Action, called, CA KACTACUS. • Cerseteces, Mr. D'Egsille.—The other Characters as Basil. Tickets sea Pisces fo► the Bores to be had of Mr. John ston, Nu. 1, Blahrourst,, Latloorioo-sma, earnest ; oast of Mr. Spring, at the Box-Offire, Little Women street. NE. COOKE'S LAST APVL Ali ANCE .114 'LING RICHARD THIS bi...t.NON. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS NORTON. THEATRE-ROT AL, COVENT-GARDEN. • ON WEDNESDAY, Juue 8, ISfiti, wi ll be Adel, a Tragedy, call ed, KLN( ItICHaIKU TTIR THIRD.. Richard, Coke of Gbister, Mr. Cooke; Lady Anne, Sfar, Norton. After 'stitch will be revived, reduced to one ad, the Farce of THh APetiENTICE. The part of Dick, with the original Prologue, by a Torsi; Gentleman (a:serat appesr.utee on any stage). End of Act IV. Mrs. Dickens will sing a New Ballad, n: her 0,111 composition, called, "Ab ! listen awhile to my sample lay." In the coarse of :be Evening, Mho S. NOllOlll will dare DM Cary's Hornpipe ; being her last gni. araoce ua thus star —A favourite Song by Mr. Lawry, and a Comic Song by Mr. I.nton. To winch will be added, by particular desire, a Grand Historical Melo-Drauta caard, THE ISLIND Ike °vie:tare and Mdaie composed by Mr. Davy. Th • whole an .urged under the direction of Mr. Fork?. 14cLats to he had of Mu, Norton, I I, El:I-street, aad of Mr. Bratid..ia, at the Theatre, where Flaws 'for • the Rue may be taken. CAST TIME THIS SEASON. THEATILE.ROVAI., COVENT-GARDEN. PitE.4ENT EVENING, Juut6, ►eoe, .1 ill be acted, Sbekgxve•s Trait 47 d KiM; LEAK. King Lear, Mr. Kimble; Earl of Kest, Mr. Coolie ; Earl 'aiGlu'eter, Mr. Murray; lEalcar, Mr. C. KestlAe; Edmund, Mr. Branton ; °seek!, Mr. Carley. Guseril. Mrs. Humph ries; Reim, Mrs. St. Leger; Curatlis i , Min Smith ; Amalie, Mime %%adds . After which, second time, the Grand Ballot Pantomime of OSCAR AND MALVINA; OR, THE HALL OF risGAL. Ovear (Hie Descendant of Fingal), Mr. Bologna, Jun. ; •Flagal, Mr. Bolfigna ; Malrisa (daughter to Tumor), Mite Adams; Carrel (the Isiah Chieflsis), Mr. Farley. AQUATIC THEAVIRR, ElVe-W ELM. Under Palronage d due Royal Nighties. the Duke of CLA3ENCE. rfililti PRESESIT MONDAY, Jima 6, and I following Emninp, a New Dame, called TUG and I'ARPAULIN.- I .llr. lives will shag a New Comic Sung, called, Bachelor's Bartow . —A mew Comic Pantomime win be performed, called HARLEQUIN'S LOTTERY ; is which the C. DRAM will sing R. C. 1. ; aerl Me. Grimaldi (Clown) "The Smithfield Bargain; or, Pour Putty'"— Master Aubun, a self.tanght Musical I braid, ire years old, will play several porpoise Airs on the Yiolin.--Mr. Sarah will sing • New Comic Song, called, " The Ghost of a Scrag of Mutton;' and Mr. Pyae will sing a New Amarnmian Hunting Soak—The Entertainment. to conclude with the Aquatic Roommate .called, THE WHITE WITCH. Is the last Scene a Cataract of Real Water. hoses 4e. Pit es. Gal. le.—Doors open at tall-pact to hrein at half-part b. Places to be kept till half-part ;. Placer for the Hoses to be taken of Mr. Lever, at the hoz. Office, front 9 hit 4 every day (Seaday excepted.;—Books of the Svr.:r to be bad at the Theatre. ARGYLE-STREET INSTITUTION. MR. C. T. SMART • has the honour to at'- quaint the Nobility, Gentry, and the Subsceilwrs to the Assemblies at this I mit it n t ion, b.s Friends, and tin. lie, that, by permission of the Prop/wines, his BENEFIT will tilioplace WEDNESDAY N EXT„when the above Rooms will he opened to the Public with a Grand Concert. Princi pal Vocal Performers, Mrs. [Whining', Madman Bianchi, Mears. C and W. linyvett, Gum, Vaughan, sad Bellamy, &rear Naldi, and Mr. Arnhem. Loader of the Band, Ms . Weichsell. Grand piano-forte, Mr. G. T. Smart. After the Cowen, anew Bohan Bulletin, in out set, will be performed on the stage, with appropriate scenery and dresses. The principal characters by Mrs. Ache, Madame D'Aussay, nor Geo. Lamm. and Signor Miarteni. In the course of the Conceit, Mrs. Billingtun and Mr. G. T. Smart will perform a dartto on two grand piano-fortes. Particulars are expressed in the bills. . . . . . . Tickets, Ins. hd. e,eh, may he had at all the principal ma sic shops; at She Of of the lostitation, a Isere boars 'nay he taken • and of Mr Swart, No. 91, Porthod-street, Port- Doses open at sires, aid Lelia at eight. THIRTY TIIOVSAND POUNDS!!! P.llll to the Public for largo CAPITAL PRIZES sold in SHARES het LOWERY, which is Ten Thousand Pouids more than ism sold by any other Odlce in London, viz. No. 16,909, uo,onol. and No. 7,thr7, to„onot ; .sett of which were really sold to the Public in • (Waiter, 'Too Eighth., and Eight Sixteenths, at .1. WARNER'S Fmtunateollee, No. ,6, Cosahill; who returns thanks to the ISobihty , Gentry, and the Politic ut large, fee the very remspienous preference he received, and flames himself lie shall experience a egotists's/ice of their Lenora, a Dame Fortune has so abundantly bestowed her benefits from his Care. Tickets end Shares are now on sale fur the State I Adlery, uhichbeginsdrawingelBl June, i &US. The brine remains a greater unmher of 40,3001. Prizes than ever a as Loomis, viz ...a. 6 Prizes of to,oool. • of L.10,00 01 3 of L.u,OOO ✓ of S 000 3 ' or t,ooo &e. kc. &e. Chits, Societies. Merchants' and Basher's Clerks, Coach ewe, Li oards, and Carriers of every a-scrip:toe, will re erne a hawdsoror &listener. Letter• from the coquetry, prvt•psid, cont.iinine Baulk 7 1 / 4 'is. Post Office orders. or shirt-.ht •al Bills, treated the s , • a, if Ds -equal. Va:r:•Leiters,eealatnttie4osev, mast psi :ceSle post age br litrittob 13 VICTUA! LING-OFFICE, MAY .21, 16114. rvilE EUS Jar ! l ir toalliuq ills .Majr,ty's Kau, de hereby eire Snare, That an MON. DAY, the 64 &Vane next, they trill be read./ to r.e..ire Tan ob•rg is toritinp (teakd up), and t, mit 17. r ON E DUN DR El) TIIOUSAND GALLONA ne Ein . INDIA EVM, tit'itrorrd, duty fire, from the Bonc;td Wareham... at the Port of I.4notat, iron lii, llajettia Virtu Wing Stn... at Deptford is the epic.. ge oar, ow moh, by wr.kiy I,rnpvt iety a ,d ln to ',Jaffa, by . 11;Psaa.,..nUr teeth In...rdaf, Nagy dap r The ernmiilions of Me Corti ruct fle an.•ue Neff* reFala liens hare beenirntrndarrnal)mery A. . .ne the Setteury'• office. N.N. No Tender will be utimilitd for a Ica gaurv , i4 !hay 7i■ Thernvntrl Gallows. .Vo regsrd still he had to any Tender is which I"o Price shall 114 bs in* sled in Words al Impish', or that shall 1.41 he delir.re d In the Board holisre One o'ilork on the &Aid .iloaday, Ale 6t we Jaw. acre, no' 1171ftf the Persoa trio maker the Tender, oh aon• POl.lll Ito 141 Gehale, (Wols In avow f mtret roiled S•o r P.INORAIIA, LEICESTERAQVAR E. 71 f A. lIA reameetfully informs the 4 1 1. Preislic, that, in conseyncuee of the Enensy's tlicrids to attack Gibraltar he has :e-opened his Y 1 LW a Ih-A F.• trtini and Ray, On:king it a aidirct Idcly to Arabi). the Pub lie, and give very general information. A higlAy-finisheil View or the CITY of DUBLIN is also mons. Admittance to sack Pasting, Oat Slutliag.—.oksta from tee tiN dmk. MONDAY, JUNE 6, nog. HIS .11AJES7'Y'S BIRTH DAY. Our beloved Monarch's birth-day is always bailed as joyful event, and celebrated by all ranks and degree", of persons throughout the country, but particularly in the riot metropolis, which is the seat of ito)alty, and where the Nobility, Oeutry. and other perbonages of distinction, are assembled from all parts of England, Scotlan d, and Ireland, _ . - at this Liu's of the year, but in particular for this day. tu fact, the Kum's birth-day is considired th close of the London season, as the metropolis begius to lose its fashionable cowpony, who then retire to their country seats. liis MMA,►sstr completed his seventieth year on Saturday, and although it is the number that is su general termed the extent of the years of man, yet we have great satisfaction in being able to say, at his aiir.iticeif age, he enjoys most eicelletot health ;And spirits. and touch vigour of Lund and booty ; of which he g.ove great proof on Satuid.ty, to the Bishops of Cultrreu and SALISBURY, several dignified clergy, and * select party of personages of distinction, and particular private friendg, who were admitted to his preoence ' ti t pay their reverts mid congratulatimp.on the day we have s . . however. to lament, that the disorder in his eyes rti k remains, and prevents him from appearing in puhlic we understand it is in the same state that it bus hems for smile time past. He generally no sides at Windsor, his favourite Palace and country, except oCcasionally for a few days in London, whru he accoinpauies tier MAJWY, to hold a drawing room. His MAJZIPTY was not at Court on Saturday.— The day was distinguished by every demonstration of joy throngliont the KlNdll dominions, parti ctifarly in the inetnspolis. The inhabitants were awaked is the morale! by the ringing of !sells; this testimony of rejoicing, on the return of the holiday, continued till near midnight, and every ether public demonstration of jay was inanifested. As the Horse Guards' clock struck cue, a gunner, belonging to the train of artillery, discharged a double toys'. salute, from small cannon, in St. James's Park ; and, at the same time, the Go guns freak the Tower were discharged. The ships lying in the Thames, and all the ports, displayed their colours upon the occasion, with • the English up periuovt, of course. The Gags and standards of the United Kingdom were exhibited from the Tower, the different public buildings, and the churches. The day was, us usual, hulks] by moot ranks as a day of festivity, particularly by females, and persous of all deeeriptions from the country, who flock to their friends residing at the Court end of the town, to view the numerous assemblage of no - Libre, persons at distinction, and . geritry, going to Court in their costly and superb dresses; and although t i tl y eartainly may be called anti- Rutted, yet it is a novel sight to behold them, since Fier Ikleaawee holds so few Courts. The inhabitauts of St. James's-street, and the streets I leading to it, seriously experienced in their pock ate the attraction of the Cultic, as they were • obliged to keep open houses for the enterteinment Of -their fnends. Tkero was aaarosay a one:lets dist was net fillet ; some of the tops of the houses were crowded. This exhibition had a very fusel natiog and charming effect, the major part of the spectators being lovely feteales., elegantly dresses!. The streets were crowded to an excess, but we did not hear of any accident, which we wereapprelicusive would he the case, as the Life Guards rode at a rapid pace among the multitude. This body of men are extremely well calculated to regulate car riages, but not at all necessary for au orderly as ' semliage of persons. The Board of Green Cloth took every piostode precaution to preserve order, they issuer) public orders for regulating the carriages, ::c. The Bow etteet Ofllcers, with their silver staffs, the whole of the parole of the same eetablishineut, the officers belonging to the police offices, and a great number of parish coustaliles, preserved all the regularity possible in such n large assemhlage. The company began to arrive at the Palace about half past twelve o'clock, and the carriages conti nued vetting down till near five. The new carria e ,es were extremely elegant, maid the taste displayed gave a very flattering specimen of the improved state of the arts of this country. All the royul ser vants had new clothing for the occasion ; the Prince or W A new state liveries were eetrente ly splendid ; thegold knee bands, Minced of littlish, worn by His 1111.t.iastv's servants, were a consider- Ile addition to the appearatiee, and the blue rat ifiers, inlaid on their large hats, had a very hraud effect. The guards en duty for tics day had new clothes, and the band, who play ed occasionally in the Palace-yard during the day, their state dreams. The weather in the morning was very unfa vourable, yet it did not damp the desire of the pub lic to sec the ROYAL FAMILY and the splendour of the Court, for persous actually began to assemble at the Palace, who lead procurer) tickets from the I.tien CMAMBERLAIN, and by half past ten the whole or the rooms were filled ; it rained nearly the whole nioruing ; notwithstanding the crowd assem bled in the Park and round the -QC EEX'S Palace exceeded any for a number or years, and continued there, although several heavy showers fell, and it did Not wholly clear up till 'near two o'clock ; the top of the coveted way in the l'alace was crowded, which much heightened the beauty of the scene. Soon after nine o'clock Their MAJFIVCIEs end the. PRINCE*SES breakfasted ; upon which occasion, a • is customary upon Their NI AJ EsTIES' birth-days, t ;la.! was a general assembly of the Royal Family. The Duke of liesiT arrived at the Qv 11.21'S Palace by half past ci 4 lst o'clock, end by a little after ten the Prniceof Wa LF.T., lice Dukes of Vote, CLA RENCE, CCIIISERLAND, SUSSEX, CAMIIFIDOE, and ( ;Len% ESl•Cit, the Priac- s 4 of W•LIS, the Ditches* oftsit.E, the Doelies.t ti7.l:Nsw ter, , and Princess Cu , .art: of Witt rdlow, 41. About twelve o'c! ,tk the of I to Ket)s•nztoo Palace, to dress re tier &Awing- ViRIVALI,.6III . 11120 NA PA RTE. t.yrthe iiititructioo or ht. young Slaves, mid particularly of the Midshipmen, trielei to hay. in his dinsiatans hut Anil Paver posmaa , the bclttlifut txhibitiOtt of the COi3IL/A.IMA, which attracts every day ct the Paathetes, us grautt (.01C01111 corte,tx at d'..to i leum gal whislrest last t la fain 111 in tsetse mruliore &s -carps celestes, Ls sinsplicite des usivhauhpie4, ct recta/ da risumease sphere emilee days/ torte& its snot a Lai,. flops= every day from Trove till Four °Tom-h.—Ad. misaiam Catalogue od. .BRITISH GALLERY, FALL-MALL. tIAL.LEHY, fur the EXHIBITION and SALE of Die WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS, is now OPEN to the Public, and wilt continue issies'even lily, from Ten in the Fernmoon till Five in this Miasmas.— Atituittesee, is.—Cataiti4ues, 6d. By Order, VALENTINE GREEN, A:R.A. Karr. TO BOOKSELLERS AND °mem-7—, the LEASE of a Bookseller's and SHOP, with extensive Cellar Homo, 'ideate in one of the greatest thoroughfares at the West aid of the Town. Tbr price of the Flames and Lease (Outer's eu of whirl.. ars unexpired) is :M. The rent wort)! made by Lodgers. The Purchaser will not be reTtirml to take the Stork, and immediate possession may he had. For further particulars, inquire of Mr Davidson, Printer, to Old lieswelLeutart, Corey-street, bsteeea the hours of twelve and three. HOKSIi, AAll IiAKNeSS, T D BE SOLD. tngether, or reparately.—The Horse is an excellent Chesnut Gelding, eight )rats uld, lied nearly W . , ►ands high, remarkably gentle, quick hi all his paces, ffee from all vices, and at fur either *while or harness. They are the property of • Gentle:au ',Ding abroad. To save trouble, the Hurst will be disposed of at the moderate prier of 30 guineas, and the Gig 11114 i t'..rrneas at • fair valuation. The whole to be seen at iloraby's Livery Stables, St. Martin's-lane. N. IV A fair trial will he given. Slit AL Hli3MAiar. suctiti r. Phc Nine* Most Eseelkat MAJESTY, Patrol". The Right Moo. Lot of STAMFORD, President. SUNDAY NEXT, the 153 th of Julie, at vjr the Pariib of •.t. Marjarct's, Wastatioiter, the A. AilltAL SERMON rill he proarhed by the Itir. W. W. Dakioa, F A.S eliartaia to hi , Royal Ilielt,ein the Delmar Trek, and &is-Royal Hailiscaa the Duke of Law men; and Preemie( of the Collegiate Church ul St. Peter, Weatiini.ister. la Os tionm of Divine Service an appropriate Anthem wig b• sung by Mr. Beale, Mr. if writ., Mr. Dove, and Mr. Desk, J. and the Yonity I hentleinea of the Abbey Clinic. /tavern' of the PCTO/1311 provideatially restored by the Medical *whitest. 41 the above i titstion, will attend Divine Servire. GRAND 'ATI: LA ITT ER Y TO BEG I N CRAIVING gab of THDI WON flf 'VICK EFS, and SHARES ant on Silt by HODGES, PAINE sad CO. Stoelt-Beekers, 149, Os foi &sir, et, and sr, Centhill The Scheme eontai3s 6 Prises of oopoul. each, also Prizes of 1,,,i5501. spout. upuot. I,oWI. suet. sic. ei.c. and only •Sono Tickets. Hodges acid Co. beg tears to observe, that this Is the only Lottery that tees euntn:3e4 6 Prizes of ao,uool. they there fore rsenmaice•l as earl) parches, 24. iscs to ail amount said on demand. QTATE LOTTERY. containing SiX PRIZES i 7.77 of se,tioni., sod on Axed Capital, begins Drawing Jltb of ibis Moak SCHEME. ti 0f....L go,ooo 7 ....PHoe• of.. L.coo o 9 a •• . ... ....... a TICKETS and SHARER are &Iliad by HAZARD. BUR\t, and Sloth-brokers, at their State Lottery Office, !)3, ander the Royal Eiteluutp, and no wheat else he London us thee secoast. Letters, pod pail, duly anowerrd, and S.4tent4 ratio. Rank, limit; awl Soot% Sea Stacks, with their let, ral An auntie, India Runde, Ent:baggier Bilk, and all kinds ti Go immanent Secoritter, Bought and Sold by Coneuntselon ClllC C } . A GRAM) MATCH will be played in Cl Lord's cricket Gnarl, Rt. Mary-ta-loann,, 11113 DAY, Jane 4, ions, ad TO-MORROW, Ante 7, to tweem Eigkt Ceatkraem of the Mary-la-bmaae flak, mai. Belt Luz, Robinema, and J. Walker, aisinst seven fieutkin, • of the Hotamirttom Club, with Lambert, Rani inend, Alka li/et and Somali, fur ON E THOCSANP GUI N 14AS a Sok. The %Tickets to be pitched at Eleven utiock. Mary-la-bowe Club. Lord F. Beatty:eat, PL&YUS: Hamoserton Club. B. Alalel.* Esq. T. Brows, E.q. Pepperears, Esq. —Hood, Esq. Ilanthletou, E.q. %Sneers, Evil It. %% Minnie, Esq. Law& et Hass.a.,sti - Prowl Small Liar admitted ...Cr:el:et 3l2tqate to Let, *al twid T. Sink Esq. Hon. G. bligh - - - - - Him A. Upton Captain Maitland G. Leyeester, Esq. T. Meilids, Esq hirmaird, Eaq. &Winn Robinson T. H'siker Admittance, Fix-pence.—No HMs, and Stindps inn Venous. THE mill JAPAN BLACh DAY anal MARTIN .—Tbits insatiable Cempositiou, with Tabun, products the mast brilb oat j. black ewer beheld., ail orils pccubar nourishment to the teat sill not soil the finest line.., is perfectly free from any U. pl. a sor.t ill retain its vu tees in any climate. soot, ‘t b.& oak., by Vey and Martin, at :be 'Aientifactoq, No. a;, if i:b Holborn. Retail, by F. Day, No. 7, Taviatork-stmt I Sisallaer-stKet ; Aztel, No. 1, 1' inet.lstie the principal ll.a.!..usl:ers, Perkiness, and m tbo Ile train:Ws, mod in terry lowa tbrUtlONl'll tLe VisetsJ atcase inottlsa, Pose is lid mach ( 'h, Grand Conned (Annabel:, viNeo.e the Drawing-room is held ; although the LORD CIIAMIIIMLAIN, with -his wand of utlicis, and other Officers of State, walked before them m clear the way. They very condescendingly conversed with several dis tinguished personages, who ~aimened to be near them. The Lord Chief Justice )lAxsitt to and the SPHAICLIt of the Horis of CoMMONs were in the treat of the ranks, used experienced thit dis tioguished honour. The centre door of the Gonad Council Chamber was thrown open, on Her MA* EsTelappreaching near it, the room having been kept empty to preserve it coo!, by order of the Lotto ; it was shut again to pre vent too great a pressure of the company upon Her MAJESTY, which has frequently been the ease at a crowded 1)r-swing-room. Soon after Her MA. JeiTY had entered the room, and had taken her sta tion, as usual, with her back against the marble slab, ,between the second and third window, Earl 'MORToN held up Her MAJESTY's train, and placed it *pets the slab. Her MAJESTY entered the room ate quarter after two &clock. The Patecesits arranged themselves to the left of Her MAJIOtTY, according to their ages. The ROYAL DUKE.: soon followed, hod the Prince of WAtts entered about three o'clock :. we have not seen Isis Royal Highness look better for seine Mina past ; be appeared in excellent spirits, and paid his respects to his Royal Mother, and conversed with numbers of.the coinpany, with his usual edibility and accomplished politeness. The Ladies in Waiting and the Maids of Ho nour took their stations in the front of the Throne. The LORD CHAMIZILAIN in a few minutes announced Her MAJosTY's plea..ure to Sir Wm. tun PAttions, the Master of the KING's bands who was attending in a room behind the Throne with the band. to have the Birth-Day Ode per formed. The Ode immediately commenced, under the direction of Sir WILLIAM; who, with much judgment, to meet the wishes of His NI tJErlr T. adapted HASIDIM:. MIMIC. which His M 1.1 t ..T% is particularly partial to ; in fact, he never wisi.cs to hear any other, nor does be listen to any other Composer's music with pleasure; Sir NVILLSAM, however, gave it as much novelty as possible, by se lecting the music from such of that great Composer's works as are seldom heurd,i, en that in fact there were' bat very few in the Drawing-roan who kosew it from now music. It was from the Opera of Pharoeiond; the Overture of which was a high treat. Mr. ISIELD, Mr. J. B. SALT, wail Mr. Goss, bad charming San% which they execu'ed with much judgment mat taste; as did Muster HORNCASTLE, one of the young Gentlemen he. longing to Ili, MAssorY's Chapel Royal, a Sar i well suited to Isis voice. 'I he veteran. RAN. DALE was among the chorus; he sang wider the great HANDEL. awl has regularly attended the performance of the Birth-day Odes ever since, and now possesses an itsto.•ishing power of voice, equal to any two others. Mr. Ka V% ETT. presided at the grand piano-forte. The bend was led by Mr. principal viola, Mr. SHIELD ; !Himmel violoncello. Mr. Caossoitt ; and bee soon, Mr. Hot mos. Her MAJ.:wry proceeded to receive the company with her usual alfabilitp end condescension; Earl Morrow introduced those who had the honour of being introduced to Her ;MAJESTY. The Duke of PORTLAND followed Her MAJESTY into the Draw ing-tocon. and had the honour of' paying hie re. specie. His Grace was followed by Baron Neut. MPH, the MASTER of the' ROLLS, 44e Marquis of TITCHrIES.D. the 1.07.1 Chief Baron M'DooAno, Earl 7s . EILsO N. IliCCOUotess orii .4 Rat NGTON, &v. &C. .1 here vv ere present, besides Her hIAJEiTY-- Then' R. 121 H itjbntsse. the P. - bursae% Augusta, Elisa beth. 112.), Suplata, As.elis, the POI3C11.• o Wolof, ,E Deans of 1 . ..rk, and the P. i setts Sophia of Gluartslitr. 1tt.2.1 11,7,13..2..2re the Frinve the Lakes of Yore. ('steer:., Cittnbealszkl, kcal, earlaiegc, ' wed Calton.stcr. I 1 . '. 1 'c '‘..•;:.. • l?' - - ' . .4 a . • C" ; , I. t . I. A • . . A% .' t V . • .• -` 11 4 . s N. .... '. 2.41.0 0 .1 it. 1 .. . S 1 : kailll , ..,.././ V 0 . ,. i j,. . ‘ . - _1- -L-1- -.- I r lkleii SIX-PENCIi. N. At half past twelve o'clock Her •Maar.stvi l'itatict..sas. the Duchess of BituNswltat. • the Princess CUARLOTTC of WALES, went to lames's Palace, and partook of some refresh- t ; aftey which the Duke of CANRRIDGE con- ted the Duchess of Hai:sigma over the ele- t suite of rooms sod the jraial Council eiv.mbur, re the Drawing-room is held ; the Duchess ranted herself to have a perfect recollection of a, although it is such a number of years since I saw them ; she admired the rooms very much, said she bad not seen better since she had been of England ; she appeared much affected at the illection of old times. lie Duchess, with the Princess CRARLOTTE of ,Lns, remained in the Palace a shoit time. After r • Ilaassry and the Pat Nenilley were dressed heir new Court-dresses, his Grace the Arch. lop of CANTERBURY wad introduced to Her JESTy, and delivered a cougratulatory address, • ;:..iiglislr. spun the happy retutn of the day. , liter which. Her AlsanarrY and the Patsci:ssrs their private apartments. Earl Moterom, Her .JEsTY'S ChEasberinia, and Colonel DEASEOW, • . Vicc-Chaniberlain with the Ladies iu Wait- -4 and - lgaitis • at einnisae.ao the . Queen sad IN.:EMIRS, together with other attendants. tut- red tier MAJESTY to those !matchless suite of arts • towards the Grand Council.. Chamber, to d the Drawing.room. Her llslrairir proceeded laugh Queen Anne's dining-rodin into His M 4.• ITV A Levee room, where the attendants on His AJESTY's bed-chamber were in waiting, to pity sir respects. 111 the entre room, the IlliniAeri State, the Field Officer of the day, the S.lver irks, and those who have been iu office, and have. pertnisainn s obtained leave to be in that room, •re by attendance to 'pay thun respects and coa- stulutioos to Her MAJESTY. The company havyig been cordon during two ors, had increased to a very great number, so ach co, that Her MAJESTY and the Pat sicEssaas old with difficulty pass throu A li the Presence mintier, and other rooms leading to the Grand ' ' _. rtfo. mom, the I and t St. Jz meat duct :gent, w bare expressed thew, sho ay sad so out of recol