The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-06-05 00:00:00

4 0. rtltoDAirtfo. .°lX4rti "..iorCRT • ' 31:0)P0+ ,* 6 . • • • teOlit " I 4 1 4 1 I ,MUSALL. lie Royal Higbws tbc PRINCE WALES. WEDNESDAY, June 6. {ALA, sod splcudid Exhibition of .Doan °pee at Stye., add the Concert MILL-HANK, LATE fOR VAUXHALL. 101 t mnet resprctfully in- Gentry and Public, that the abuse i are fitted up in a splendid st)ly, DAY, Jane s, in honour of hi. a GRAND GALA, and entire i misparencies, Decorations, &c. Neither ex bas been spared to make this place a The evening will commence with id will be numerous and select, awl, cohabited a Grand Sea Piece, by an :boice selection of superb an d entire open at seven, awl the Concert to •Adsuissiva to the Ball and Gardena, its. (W. Hight Hun. the Lord Chamberlain. respectfully inform. the No -1 his Friends iu general, that his BALL will take place TO-MOH- s. Ticket 11. is. To Port, Sherry, Mildews, Ilse office, Little Argyle•street . desire, anpositively the last time this Season. H. JOH NSTONN most respectfully in s,' her Friends and the Public., that her BE ix lased foe TO-MORROW, the tith of June, 11110 An be acted, a Comedy, called THE MAN OF TDE WORLD. Sir Patinas Matsvrophatit, Mr. Cooke; Egerton, Mr. C. le; Melville, Mr. Murray. Lady Rodolphe Lumber , Mrs. H. Johrston ; Constautia, Miss hovion. In the coarse of the Evening, Madame CATALAN! has •,, reasented to sing (fur the first lime) the admired Air 311 t your Fuaning," (Amu The Beggs?' Opera), and rdebrated Bravura, Griselda Corragio,• accompanied the Violin by Mr. Ware. lidirren the Piay and Farce, the favourite PAS DEUX, the Paulen:nee of MOTHER GOOSE, by Mr. Bu- Jun., soil Mr. Grimaldi ; and a Comic Sung by Mr. ..o which sill be lutartl, the Favourite Farce of lIIGLI LIFE BELOW STAIRS. Kitty Mrs Julanst.m. Tickets to be but .4 UM H. Johnston. No. iog, (:rest Itsioell•sareet, IM000ssloti; owl of Mr. 811•111.10111, at the Ihesirr, where Pisces for the Moses way be take.. _ ___.---- DEITiSRGALLERY OF PIC - KURES, AT NO. ", NEW DOND.ETREET. NOW OPEN, so EXHIBITION of ATER.CAILOUR PAINTINGS, from Om uld Misters. iucluding the Marquis of !ttetfoi ire Collection, in Bioiaterr, being part of those iutendcd fur " The British Gallery of Pictures.," now publishing, under the immediate petrmiage of thr king, the Queen, soil the rest of the Royal Family; and also of the Nobility of the United Kinedoni, Messrs. Longman Horst, Rees, sod Orme; .1. While Co. ; Odell and Davits ; and P. W. Tonikius. Ts to cuntinot.l open every day, Sondem excepted. Ad/gummy ea....CO*lw Is. Suhicribers t, the work will have free adininion. termed Number of the Work will be published on Mir sib of June, and may Wales in the room. B RANS( ' it 'OMB and CO. theirwith . rual great saccees, sold in the Last Whey, is ;t Shares i In the weeding Lottery ', 3,75 e .. ..... L2o,biO No. it,ti t a L.10,000 44:.4 ...... .. 5,000 3 0 3 1,000 of 1.544 mil—. n.sno 3of 1..500 each.. 1..50n fkrogilhares of &boost every Capital therein ; sad is last sr wily, vim of 2n,0001. and Capitals to the amount of •."' 4l . be kdell the Ent .1 0 ,ii0d. the last 25,n001. anal the only ~..A. ever Skated; sod in previous years, to an emotion 'mil all precedent; are now selling TICK F.TS and Mt ES in the NEW LOTTERY, to be drawn the nth of r, is wkich there are Our extra Grand Prizes of Oue ndrol Tickets rich, which may produce to a Ticket .1 inial. and t o a lindemath upwards of 6,iiiinl. IHlANgettint and CO. again guard the public against - mina set forth of tlwir firm and claims of the "ale I alai law *testes Grand Pnzes so given ; the fact i.steriiiti was solil, and the fortunate adventurers i i d 1,.,471. 168. 3.1. at their Old soil only Offices la ,Sr • .. +57, Cornhitl, I No. 11 , Holborn, . 34, Haymarket, And No. On, Strand. i will never falsely assert therdivided a Capital which . wit absolutely shared and wild to the public as above. TO GENTLEMEN OF THE ARMY - ANDNAVY — , AND TO EXPORTERS IN GENERAL. . BAYLEY begs leave to recommend his • PATI:NT BLACKING CAKES, which, for s Unity years, have manataised a decided superiority, °w greatl y i mproved. (taro thaw Cakes (prier only Sixpence) by the addition of ' O,I Y, maker a fall Pint of Liquid Blacking, which is medbiril of the prim the Japan Liquids are zeoreslif ; and it has this further advantage, that sixteen Cakes, ! Two Galina' of Blarleag, may be peeked in less 'mu • single Pint Bottle of Liquid. , operior Excellence of that Blacking is to timtrish the lop it soft and pliant, and prevent it from Crack_ sod by an improvement lately made by the Patentee, it a 'most brilliant Jet Black Gloss, and will not soil , 2- -at Baca. It a ill k ee p any leiilth of in any climate. The Patentee reepiems it may be obarrveil, that is old ofthe Label runway pasted nu the Cakes, tiny' we new 'aped with these wordy, " Improved by the Patentee, W. attLEY, .......... 1 -no.loti, 1007,-" mid each Bill of Direction. is L ikarrit ivd 7.116 L. Dome, old& appears oar the outside of the i _golf, 4aiessk sad new, by BATT.EY an d BLEW, 12V1V.1011 Lumina. price Sixpetwe rich. O THE NEItTotrILITAT - Ell: • IT COLEY, of lit. John -street, Ailelphia 'ft Reashar of the e Royal College of Siergols, h ' , send kis attleatioa, fi r the lent tweedy years, t the trea t 1111,4_ of SCORBUTIC and CERTAIN . COMPLAINTS, 71,,are especially to that Debility whithorises from excess, e, hole residence is an!, cabby climates, or truism that • settee solitary vim sei fatally inslulged by yuuth of bulb 1 •16. +I. I. recentr affections, the complaints are entirely ma. di "l'Ll cured in a few days ; and if there is reason to , 11 4 / 7„ t r r. " li ' m geTt by ammethate appiiraiiins to Mr. C. oarwaltbileuiPuresmitveri_tive will be given, by which means the klr C. • "C lllll ' 4 , ,„ u , v it.Sa sptedilv relieves, and effectually cures, those 4,411, wad puns is the li•ail and limbs, so frequently 4 2_7 .o d alien felsely treated as rheasnati.m, ahith, 1 1 47f or oi i reeed front • certain d.sease, lurking is the improper Use of mercury, lac be. fit he c9l " l°l t'd sl lilt home, 'to, ildin..tratt, A•lelphi. ( . 4 . 1 . 44 : 4 . 11 ;1 :: mw of country, nut able to attead , am tris"ls"i 4 '' , al , _ . ..particnlars of their e.implaints, by letter. post ~...^ (10s . It a banknote, vrhiels wilt he isnitsethatirly at. c „ „ 0 : 7. 1 5. sad advice and medicines seat to any part of the h.n Seed e d oat ,afti the strictest bonnier aad seene7 may be dc. t• •. • f aus isga 2298. V AI the Patronage oft 110-NIORIZI )W, will he • GRAN I) G) • fid• — E l and Ai , doi sstou . . ' at tight NEW RAN EI i A I II E N N ts IN I I ( • esiHE l'HOl'HIE'l coma the Nobility. ( • " orse and GARDEN S , &a daiti be opeued THIS 1 Na j i ,„ty., Birth•daYi re w nc ilb i, p e w Desires, Thumps has *s enor workmatiehi p • r he Public. T 010.11100 1 Greed Concert ; the Band fur the first time, will he t : 1 11011 t Artist; a c luto • w 0r i,.....D00n1 o yetis sew fire st t i g ht —Admiral's to the Gorilese, • .----- - mA amj ERA DE By Permission u( the Nig IiLADE 113 " 1 ire D ik e , Gentry, and 1 • BENEFIT MASQUED I ROW G. Geatlemee's Ticket 11. I nightie Refreshnieuts, Sup claret. To be had nt IMATHSAI • polestar desire, 21 'd r RS. H. JOHNS tuna her Friends ▪ • EFIT is lined foe TO-111 hoe will be acted, a Calm THE MAN C • •, Sir Patinas Matseruphs hembk; Melville, Mr. M ,ourt, Mrs. H. JohNston ; Is the coarse of the Ere • loudly consented to sing (ft of. , C, Wit your Fuaning," the rdehrsted Bravura, - 01 on the Violin by Mr. Were • tutween the Play and Fs from the Passion:issue of Ingua, Jun., aud Mr. Gels To which will be tot •lIIGII LIFE kitty, • Tickets In be had of 111 Raswil•street, Blooms.* keen., where Places for 1 BRITISHGA LEERY NEW al NOW OPEN, II AT ER•CA3LOU Minters. iucholing the Ms Miaistere, being part of , Gamy of Pictures," now peraaage of the King, the Family; and also of the by Messrs Legman Ha oil Cu. ; Cadell and Davie To bet untinued open eel Admittance Subscribers 19 the rust %.• The seemed Nutuhe ea the 4th of lone, sod mi IIitANSCOMB ern lucre last Lottery, is 74 Sham Ills 3,734 • . ..... ...... s,o( s s!Lsito nth.... 4,51 Beiag Shares of show r year say, en of 30,0001. froymel. thdeil the fint eu,oool. ever 10111001; and s• brsoud all precedent; ai HANES in tie NEW LO Jame re which th ere are Hatisited Tickets each, wh ISD WNW sod to a Seideentl se BRANtzCOMB sod CC tie deception set forth of t the hist 11111 i last avail every Sixteenth oils sold • receitcd 1,,471. 163.1 y. ▪ No 37, Cornhitl, Pi. 39, Haymarket, ▪ They will upset falsely ai K, are _ aheolutely shared a TO GF.INTLEM EN OF AND TO EXPO' WBAYLEY lie! er• • PATENT BL 10 ethas thirty aid are oner greatly innwav (lee of them Cakes (price r• Water only, makes aNU I Moue one-third of the prie ,r 2041 111; sad it ha* this furt making Two Gelber of 4 111 " e them • Milk Piot Bo T be suprrter E seellenee leather, it kcvp it soft and Fl d 1 7 • 10 by SD improweenet Poives a most brilliant J, la tHust Lien. It si ll k eep NB The Patenteemos real of TUFSDAY, JUNE 5. 1810. TLis 4a_y I s publia Ltd, pries as. 6d. AN ADDRESS from a CLERGYNI AN to his PAIRISIIIONERS. By RICHARD VA I.PY, D.D. F A S. Rector of susdishall , Suffolk. Sold by the London and Country Booksellers. Tlou day is published, closely priuted, in small octavo, prier st 4 lid. in boards, B.I4UNA ; coutainmg a Compen dium 01 the Zoology of the B b Islands, arranged according to the linsuran Syptem. 114 W. TURTON, NI I). F.I. S. Sold by White and Cu. Huraeis Dead, Fleet street. This day is published, price al 3s. ots Royal, or 61. 6a. ea Imperial TILE SECOND VOLUME et HAKLUYT's COLLECTION of die EARLY VOYAGES, TRA VELS, nud DISCOVERIES of die ENGLISH NATION ; a New E•lition, rrth Additioes. • Printed fur R. H. Evans, Nu. 06. Pall-Mall; J. Keehn,- lay, Strand ; and R. Priestley, Hu:lions. •.• Of this Edition only inn copies are printed on Royal, and 75 en Imperial Paper. The Thin' Tulunn: is in the Prot'. nit day are publi.lted, hantieuesely priMea, u wit ‘utume, huge ewe. price 9• hoards. A nniTil)ly4 AI. STUUIEN. perketive of The Teeple of Troth. • Panted fix J. llisonnut, No. 49, Poultry. Of shun' 'nay be had, by the same atobor, I. The TEM PLL of RUTH ; or, The brat I.kstelia of Reason, Philosophy, Vigour, sad Mural ; analytically ar ranged. Strain! Edition. ayo. as boards. 27 STUDIES ; Slatted awl I.ll;l , 4ophic; adopted tulle Temple uf Tenth. Isa one large vuluvne, aro vev boards This day hi "publis►ed, in one thick volume octuto. pnea I.ls. in boards, E filth:AV CRITICISM and POETRY ; *r, The Painarchal Blesantga of Isaac and Jacob metri cally analysed, and translated, wills ApprudiN.s of H. tidings and luterprtLitious .of the f oor Greater Propbeis, inter spersed with metrical Translation and Cowryaitiva ; and with a Catena of the Prophecies of Balsam and Hatiakuk, of the Stouts of Deborah and Hannah, and of the Lamentations of David over Saul, Jonntban and Abner, metrically trans. hated; also nRh the Table of First Lesaona fur Sunday. paged with Referro....s. Hy GEORGE sot' ERS CLARKE, D. D. Vicar of Great . . . W althaut, is Easex. Sold by White sod Co. Horace's Head, Fleet-atreet. ( whom may hr haul, by tiresome Author, I. The CHURCH of ENGLAND INCOMPLETELY REFORMED; a Sermon preached 0* the occasiou of Die Geuer:ll Fast, February 17, lays. Price is. lid. 2. The EvenLorriNG FIRE of the ATHANA. SIAN ricr.Ei) ; a 5C1111.,11 preached on the Sunday alter Asernuiuu.Day, tato ; dedicated to 11w Rev. FRANCOIS STONE, at A. Rector of Cold Noctoo, and his Prosecutors. Price is This day is published, handsomely planed in two vols. nay. price ass. in boanls, ANEW EDITION of I.IOILE 13181. ICE; being a connected So ries of Note. on the Text and Literary History of the Bibles or Sacred Books of the Jews mad Christmas; and on the Bibles or Books accounted sacred by the Afahisanetana, Hindus, Perigees, Chinese, and Scaudi flat 'tans. By CHARLES FICTLIA, Esq. Printed for White and C a. Iliarace's Head, Fleet-street. Of whom may be bait, by the sane Author, and uinfortuly painted with the above, I Pike 911. in bona., 1110R.E JUIUDIC.E SVIISE CIV.E; lacing a rout.cricil Scrim of Notes respecting the Geocraphy, Chrouology, and Literary History of the princi pal Codeb, and original INoutatuts of the Grecian, Homan, Feudal, and C4llOll Law. . - - I Price iss. is boards, A CONNECTED SERIES of NOTES on the (bier Resolution■ of the principal States which composed the EMPIRE of CHARLEMAGNE, from his Coronation in 914 toils Dissolution in 11606. Thus day is pablishwi, price as. bd. pprisiteitoo wove paper, LIN A ItNIACOPOF.I A It() M CoLLEGIOItUM REGALIUM LONDINI, EDINBURG!, el EWA NJE, CONSPECTUS SIEDICUS, Violates, Doses el Moe boo guitars stimitar tae4icaasewis et prima:at& osteedeas. EDVARDO GOODMAN CLARKE, M.D. Mrdicior Pnsew Counpeedui, el opens dicti " Modern Practice 44 Pitysic," Atictore lircalm Med:ro wel Lowlinensis wee tom exercitas medico, etc etc. . _ London Printed fur Cox, Itt.Thumns's-str;rt, Borough. SALES BY AUCTION. GENUINE nourEitotrevaN !TIME, A FEW LOTS OF PLATE, • CHINA. SEVERAL MAHOGANY COUNTING HOUSE DEYYti, MAHOGANY gooL CASEN, AND EFFECTS. By Mr. BURTON, Tills DAY, et Eleveis o'Clock, at the Sate Room, Com mercial Hall, renamed fur the sorrenieurc of ask, D.tICT 4 She \Ill Illi and El Ft eTs of a ,Tentletssia leaving lowa ; complain: mahogany four poet end imit bintst-sda, with 1u11,,,, (*Miter..., Scattier beds, s•,l 'elms beddiug ; soaleagaisy rosimiode cheats of &seems, beam stand., snot clisinlor suabommy buolicasee, iselloguity dining, cerdosda Pembroke , tables, pier mid dinging glenses, rutwelika parlour rhutra, as eirle day rlork, Brussels mud itlrferminster carpel e, kitchen rc.iuisiies, nishogsay double and alf talc ••ousiling Louse desks, met of pigeon -Lulea, cud smitirrou, rfferi Tv lat• rte e4l thi4 e 1... and onorniag of male • catalogues kid at the room., rod of V.. Barton, hi j, t'ornh 11 _ _ VALUABLE E9'l rEs AND.VICARAGE, MIRFIELD AND IIVERSEIK:F., VOItICSHIRE. Ily Mr. BURTON. TOMORROW, Thursday, and Fridley met, on Menetry Ike 1 iii. .the trith, Timeettry Mee Mk, Friday the t ak, Momlay the loth, Wednesday the fork, and Thnisdav the net iostant, reek day, at Ten ticket, at the rule Ina, at Mil iil . lll. A IL 11.- etisirtilnd v velnahle mid toile desire : a l. liable FR EEtti I I. 1) IteTAT Trtbe•free. dime divers , feruts, suersitagra, le:wowing, sod pluta of groliail . . eligible Sir Wilding no, in the toatliOlkill, Mirtielil and Livarardgr, ittutral fur the ...Mks inane/net. n..ne the ltailable river Calder. and adinsa few miles of I.reda, ud deisEehl, Wakefield, and Halifax, in the e.ouoty ut lurk Also, thvralu.bk and well grown Timber and U.ider wood, as standing upon tVliilley Wool, Containing shout fifty acres, together with a primate road cualiguima to the suss. The Estates (except the private road) are let to tenants St will, lit very low rents, producing upward. of two thousand pounds prr annum , capalde of very couselerable wrests. Also the t'icarage of M irks Id. 'llse Estates may be viewed by application to Mr. Brows, Huddersfield, sod Mr. Brook, .11irtiehl ; of whom descrip tive particulars with pleas may be had. peaeriptive pard. rulers, with plans, mtv a'so be had at Graves's Hotel, Leeds i White Hut, tVolti-hil,l; White Lion, Halifax ; Augel, Dour:war Tas rail, V Lo►„ Bridgewater Arms Man . cluster ; of TionassCnntoina. Fsq. Mollie Temple, LUirdon ; and of Mr. Burton, Cinsltill. VALUABLE BOOKS PRINTS, MCKIC , ,OND PLATB. OF THE LATE JOHN DESCHAMPS, ESQ. By Messrs. SHARP and KIRKCP, At the Auction Mart, Tuts rity, the 441, Jane, 1110, and following Days, M Order of the Executo r , THE SELECT LlllltAltl' of B(11 /KS, fine Prints, Music and Side'roard of Plate, of Nut Lahr JOHN DES:MAMA, relionoJ few.. his Residence, near Ringwood, Hauls; eionpriaosit the aunt est...caned 1.11111, French, aaJ English Clasrics; Works on Medicine, Surgery, llistory. Divinity, Natural History, &v. ; Poetry, Plays, Voyages, Travels, fkr.; curious Manuscripts, Meek- Wes Ruble, Voltaire's Works Gibbon's History, C s Racal Review, ot vols./Lc.. valuably: and scarce Prints, Boydelt's Collection, Cebtoet k Crosat, and n variety of beantiful griming.. The Music consists of the Works of Model, Corelli, Boyce, Greer, May be viewed en the clay pi..ceilinc, sod mornings of Sale; Catalogues at the Mart ; and of Misses. Sharp and Bishop, No. ae , Winitionster-stimi, and Nu. p , Leicester place. SHARES IN THE CNION, EAGLE,iND ATLAS • FIRE.OFFICES, STR AN DIRIDGE, STAMFoRD JUNCTIO7i CANAL, AND HIGHGATE. HILL ARCHWAY. By Mr. BA YON, On WEDNESDAY, the lath inettat,, at is iitiOtk, at G r tansy's Claffee-Honse, QEVE It A L SHARES us the above wail ual•le sod promising CUOMO/. Piloted descriptive part ieniasanesp be had at tlarraway's at the Salutation Conte-haws, Neirpluretreet ; and of ■r. Burma, Co, Contain SMA LL G ENTEEL COTTAGE, CLAPHAM COM MON. My Mr. BURTON, Ou WrONE‘DAY. the I3th loot at 1 3, al Oortowoelli unles• potties/sly disposed of by private eoutract, ASmall genteel COTTAGE, very ple as antly situated is Niglitiugale.laue, between Clapham a n d Wasui.wolth Cossumws • coataiiiin five rooms, wills alto r coisveuienry, pleasure A rden, and 4411C1011,4 Jrchard, of about rthsoilautly clothed with choice forest bees; held on kase far shout so years, at low rent. . To be viewed, 'and gtartieelara had os the premises, at Conaway's, sod of Mr Marto*, No 6i, Cornhifl. _ HOLLOWAY. By Mr. BURTON, Os WEDNESDAY. the lathiest. at Garrasray's HE very desirable LEASE of a neat RE S'. .HENCE, with amiss...boast, stable, and prden, very plea...oily situate in the village of Holloway, a few pacts beyond the Chapel. The picot's... are iu good repair, mud covalent thir sicl`plll2 r..onts, tau par loon, kitchen, eellariniz, walk.' ;tauten, chaise hooss, arid stahl. , helJ on Isaac for pine years, at a low rcut. To be visaed, sad particulars bad ea the Premises; at °areaway's, sad of Mr. Bartow, be, Cas+htll. BEAUTIFUL %I Oil EN. T "E greatert lilt-mists to beauty is stiperHiinun hairs on the face, neck, and arms---Hl . l3Eirrs S,EATE: POWDER immediately removes them, is an ele gant article, perfectly innocent and pleasant to use—price es. or twu in out parcel 75. Sold by the Proprietor, wholesale and retnil, Ni,. , 2.1, Ras sell-street, Coveut•garden ; Overton, Smyth, and 'liege, Busithalrcet ; Dunuett, Nu 3, and Rigge, l'heapside ; Ihvison, so, Fleet•struet ; Heiulne, i'ichburair-street ; Bow ling and Co Blacknoisi.strcet, Borough; Baxter, Edits burgh ; Spilsbury, Dublin; Pallister, Margate; Ruff. Uhl tettlinni; Gregory, Brighton; Biusteed, Bognor; Guuld. Bath; Trewman, Earlier; 3funtlav, Oxfurd; Nin , worihY, Norwich; Cattle, York; Hopkins, Hull; Swinney, Birming ham; Gaiety Sheffield; Prosser, Bristol; Gregsuns, Uver pool; and by carry Bookseller, l'erfunitr, and Veinkr, iu England, Scotland, and Ireland. Err()N. late Partner stair rim deceasest Milt J. BRANSCOME, has the pleasure of autioauciliz to his Fries& sad the Public, the Lottery which draws tilt JUN E, Pees the resting chimer to the ativeutnicr fur no siimail a risk : Four packets orrirkete, use lienuirctl is each p-rket. arc to be ziren by the Coutnietors to the fortnnate hollers of the hist4frawa Prize shore Isl. whew • Ticket may pun upwards of itio,ooul. sod Shares io proportiots Eytutt has been truly lucky in aelliox packets of Tickets, No. 7,ost, proctorial( nearly ; and No 3,ti in, produc ing as,iti.sl was sold in sinters Siodeliiiilng, sail paid 1,7 hien ta the mpectere holders, who received 1.“ each Sisiteillis 1,4471 Was id. Eytou solicits a coatiwusace of she public &soars, at his lucky Office, CfIaNHILL, wear the 311ANSION•1101'SE • NEXT FRIDAY all the STATE LOTl'l3ltl' will be Draws. 4 Prins of L.stu,uwo l 4 Witt* d L. 5,000 12 40 81. e. aye. acct Anil FOUR EXTRA PRIZES of too Moto Tickets each, II is ids are to be givers to Ike Foos Tickets or Ike Grit Nesmtter clines a Prise abort IRV aeeordiug to tkie re spective Letter, as:. Ike Ticket marked Noe. Tickets. A etil receive 1,/$1 to 1,273 too , t , tot to 3,01:3 log/ I I) Cu.RICH.~kD 4)V, r+O4)DIIjCI( and recommend to the notice of thePittner, dm above Scheme:, by whirl im pc,•red mode ad•eillire, A gibe. , Tit Lc., Air I. v z.l 6 o MOT pie Lton,uoo Nall. Littatier ...... limbs b • . J 4 0 SMe , . Ili - I. 17 6 -._.... -_. . ..... - _ _ _ TICK LTV anti SHARES :we on SALC at Their ()Sera, Rank.indhloor , , Condon i awl facing the Gate of as ICioirs ubews, (;haring crass. FRInAT. NEW STATE torrEar, TO SE DRAWN NEX r - ------ • IVirESSIRS. HAZIIRI), RURNE, 101 l Co. Stack Brokers, [Arnim', reeperifelly inforen the Polsbe, that TICKEIK si.a SHARES for the precast SPATE LOTTERY air 00 sale at their Otike, No. 93, Roval Exchange 1 be SeIMMO toi on the slate Improved Nan as the 1 / 4 1. to N of Tiekrts, Utak of Drawing kc and presents iu u.l.lstion to the iaso.iseil ii. nine, FOUR EXTRA BF.SEFITS, Of Owe Hawked whole Tickets each, WLith are In he given to the Four Tickets of the First Nun/bar drawn a Frier above Ist Letters, (putt pad' duly answered, sad Schemes gratis. Bask, lochs, awl ti.atit hes Sterns, with their several du hydra Roads. Esrbsquet thlts, vend every description of Goverment bought sad sold by COMIIIIIIIIIIOII. BE SNAP' for ail ViiIDAY NEXt the LOTTERY will be draws ; therefore, it you wish to I ire a chance fur Ike following Prises, pa* must apply sa or before THI'RSDAY 4 ....wf 1..000.. 4 IZ . ',OOP 12,090 20 ou Tagether with ease other. S4L 251. kr :in :al4ll.lua throe there arc Fear Extra Pnlcs ai Ticket., by which the parchaver of A Tielet way .......... ". 9 Am Halt A trr An Eighth A!wateesttla ....... • ...• •• • 0.2 SW 4IT wad CO.'S Ogres, No. 11. roatt.., v. t Clieung.rnew; and Na. al, A4l,rate Ilicti-str. , e, we re. raaawea.l..,l to perrhsvis is the present Loll•TV. . 4 it mint b,•,. t , ta.t.,,ate la the 44.14 etCap4.6l Pi...-. m the late sail Gulag Learn.... PRICE SIXPENCE-HA LFTRIIII T. THF S B11:7114)4Y. The celebration of the birth-day, yes. tend'''. when 'fits Majesty completed his 72,l year. was observed with every demonstration of joy s throughout this vast Metropolis. The splen dour of the Conrt, and the movements in the higher circlet, were, ip mos.e ilegTee, expected to be lesst coed, in consequence of the Hoerr:Mil state i❑ which the Print Mg% Aiodia's health WIIV said to he, for the last two or three weeks, many hesitating whe ther they should enter dresses or not, supposing the Court would be put riff; but in consequence of the pleasing account of her Royal Highness' , ins paned health, tt.a dress-mskers were put in n.:11.1'.6.- lion during the last week so much ►o, tl.at the principsl boost made the incredible number of se venty dresses in the course of• that time. The flogs and standards of the United Kingdom were displayed from the steeples of the churches. the Tewer. and the public buildings. All the public offices ulastit:ed the day as a holiday, as usual. Exactly at one o'clock. a double royal salute was discharged by a gunner belonging to the train of artillery, to Hyde• Park, ou aczuunt ut the Duke of Cumberland's confinement, at Carlton-House. At the same time the tin cannons on the Towet Wharf were discharged. The ships lying in the Thames, mid all. other ports. di.pl 'yet their colours upon the occasion s with the English uppermost, which bad a delight ful effect. it. being incouvenient far the Queen to hold many Courts in the course of the year, • Drawing l'oo,ll has now become a great object of attraction with those who are fond of the parade and pomp of • Court, particularly at this tune of the year, when Loudon is bill of vi►itors from the couutry ; several hundr►d tickets were, in consequence, issued from the Lord Chamberlain's Office, for admission, o the different rooms through which the Royal Family and the company pass to the Graud Council Cham ber. The rooms were not only crowded to excess, hut the roofs of the Palace, and all the out-hudd ings belonging to it, chiefly with females, elegantly dressed, which had a chariniug effect. St. James's -street, and the avenues leading to the Polace, were crowded, the day proving remark ably fine. Must of the streets leading to St. James's street, were completely blocked up with carriages. —Every proper precaatiou was taken to preserve order. Printed notices were posted up in different parts, for the direction of carrages gOlog to fhe palace;' to enforce which, pasties of the Life • Guards were stationed in the in ightiournood.--- Various detachments of the rxira•guard, on duty at the Palace, were station,d on the pavement, with all the flow-street officers, the patrole belonging to the same office, the officers belonging to fermi' other police offices. and constables, to regulate the populace, that crowded the strretili, irons elesess o'clock in the tnetning till between seven and eight ui the evening. The houses in St. James'ii.street were crowded with parties of friends of the inhabitants, who, as usual, provided entertainments on the occasion ; the windows contained a 'lumber of elegant and beautiful women, to view the company in their carriages and chairs, going to the drawing-room. SOO4l after twelve o'clock, the company began to proceed to the Palace, and continued till past four o'clock. St. James's-street was frequently blocked up, occasioned by the immense number of carriages. The Dukes of York, Clarence, Kent, Sussex, Cambridge, and Gloucester, breakfasted with their M.jest,iesand the Princesses at half-put oineo'clock, at the Queen's-Palace, and paid their respects to their Roc al Father upon the happy returu of the der - . In the course of the morning, the Princess Char lotte of Wales, the ni• hop of Salisbury, and number of dignified Clergy, And several of His Ma. jesty's attendants, 'wised at the Queen's Palace, to pay their congratulatory respects. About haltpa.t incis e o'clock, Her Majesty and the Princesses left the Qaeen's-Palace•in two car. sieges., The Duke of Kent accompanied Her Majesty in her carnage. with Princess Augusts. Princesses Elizabeth and Sophia went in the se cond carriage. They proceeded to St..lames's Pa lace in their mirning dresses, except their heads. They entered by the apartments of Miss Bracknell, one of the Mauls of Honour to the Queen, where Her Majesty' and the Princesses dressed in their Court dresses. Her Allajesty, as is customary on the King's Birth-day, wore a profu-inii of diamonds and other ornaments of immense value, particularly her stomacher, helmet, a..J croon. - - - The Lord Chamberlain, nod all Her Majesty's attendants, assembled in the Grand Conucil Chamber, soon after nee n'slock. The Duke of Kent entered a quarter before two, and made ar rangements with the Lord Chamberlain, for the entrants of his Royal Mo. her. Her Majesty and the Princemes entered the Grand Coun cil, Chamber directly. lier Majesty took her station under the theme, surrounded by th'• llnn even, the Dukes of Kent and Smarm, and hi'. nu. merous attendants. The left door, leading tiona the Presence Chamber, was then opened, ashen the Archbishops of Canterbury and bark, and a nu merous train of Bishops, entered. The nrchliiih.•:, of Canterbury then addressed the Queen in an oration of congratulation to Ilse Majesty. in which be mlbsded to His Ilisjesty haring res44ned tO years, and concluded by writhing His Majesty tw i g to live. to dispense bies4ugs and virtues saton , ;thst people. ilia Gro r appeared mucl. affected ands ilelireriiip i'. 11-r Majeity made an appropriatit re ply, w i mil she (-wild not furtiew.--ir ahe,L!i true The Archbishop of York !lien . otirirrocd Her Mon jest, at t ori.rilerable lee :'s; his Grace was Whoa. ed by the amlept of .161.chm•er, Salisbury, and the other in then regul..r order. , Mus Murray. the new Mud sit filnour, in 11.1