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Horn i 1 Atm; I a the e Lowell ef " semi To "PM 0I 1 moo .!.l Vt 1 ., $ tail : Slater i E,I1) The Pa MI Sits tot. al T. mu: eg..lay, pe.da• ile4.h the .1 'f.Stl NE ad Cu ligE Go ate to 'thew Vie II tows Al bu t, or twet ha ttg net) 6 tathet I sell. pt k 114.; 11 NM, II See. 1 sat El 1. 611.01.1 th e •.n !lieu!, I lunging II Clog' NI be el *clam dea- 11 *t E. Its%) JIMA f n. I, H, 5, to t @peg tires, teria ; ts th• w. fn '. Lim prsei 1 II a 'l7ll S. SI 1, 3 ... Or r II 1111 If It. TO the lei 011i1 Mt In w..: 44 , tlll' mg. Nt It Igu g 1 ly gg, P gli m St gx t 'NEAP Lorrsay TICKETS AND SNARES. (lESNILS.• FIODGES, MARTER..POR i TER, DR UMMON D. and HUGHES, reaper. y acquaint the Public, that, being coolest with trav pro bat, ii etiarge.l by they are telling Ticket% Shares, is the preaent Lottery, in great "witty, at Nu. , Pall-Mall; N o.i, Piazza, Covent Garden; Nu. it, Pair ient.atrzet ; Nu. 6;, Fleet-puree ; and No. z 1,, No.bet ,atiect ; where Orders will be inoictualiy executed, and Prize* paid CHI demand. EAST INDIA DOCK-DOUSE, JAI. s, isio. PHE COU RT of DIRECTORS if the FAST INDIA &XI: COMPANY eretbi give Net ice _ _ _ CELEBRATION Or THE QUEEN'S BIICTi/ DAY. hat a GENERAL WEI:TING of Ow Proprietors will he held at the City of London Talent. Dislitip•pte-street, co FRIDAY, the t9lb instaut, at Twelve ticiurit, Wing one of the Helf-yea.ty Greptel Meteor:4 appealed by the Act of Parliament. fiy erdirs no' Ike JOHN FARRAR, Secretary. N.l6,—The Chair wiU be takes at Oat Velbek pre itsely. On the 19thlay of M iy last our much-loved Queen attained the . 6.Stli year of her age, the oh wervanee of it, as a national festival and general day v of rejoicing, was this year, as on nil former birth-. • - days, deferred till the 18th of January, on account - of its being so very near His Majesty's birth- lay.• for the purpose of encouraging the arts, inaiiii'ic tures and trade of the coital ry,lay preventing th. 'eine . .. dresses being worn at Court on both burly-days, as well as its being considered a proper time fur the London season to commence—to &Wait the Nola.- ' lity and persons of distinction from their country seats to the metropolis. Upon the present mew- Sion. the Parliament, not being sitting, mud the in clemency of the weather, were a considerable draw.. hack upon the spleudour of the Court, arid of course upon trade; hut all branches of trade have suffered most grievously for several years pest, ni)ecconot of the Royal Family residing serinuch akVittithar s whil Her Majesty holding so few (,hurts. The exatts 41 however„iethe roofs looked forward t. by rums. I d ranks of people. particularly 6y she out..fol !anisettes of the Nobility, who are 3* to .01--- play their persons end dresses, now ' fen initritste tonities areeliforiled them of appear teeessittet • -.- and others to be introduced to Her 541464 t. to I wy their respects to her upon their applintsoents, pre enesirm., Ste. The festhAties of the day were. ant ' . 4 . .rime cle t ;rae, eruoyed &jewel 'sinks of people. Numbers, as Must, came tioin the country. part' coterie females, to enter the Nuhdity.ainfr Gen try going to Court; dud th e v a rio us .iiirreetieits of the day. Considerable interest was made for • tickets, from the Lord Ciiiimberlaiu, to gain adinittaoce into the different spacious ?Lemur ist S.t. . James's Palace, .leading to the trend t.:ooneil Chamber, where tier %I 'icily hohts her Drawleg 7 . romas, through which • e Royal Family ar.d the company pass. Many coarintng remotes arrOiveil VA the molls at the Wady hour of ten o'clock, ant waited, with mixisnis patience, tilt past tweisre:lmai .-- fore even the •atteadients upon die lineal Fumy came, when those who had never seen Court clr:s, s Wore, evinced their astonishment by their C. :c.: . ... tena;:ces, particularly et the ladies' nwise. a hoops. A very mistaken notian prevails, th .r t'w birth-day Court* are the gran)-at and inci-t +.4.i:- did ; this, however, is frequently !.ot .he ease, per ticularly Of celebration of the 4ueen's Birth-etas ; as any person in a Court dress may gain admit tance on birth-days. The splendour sod pump of • the Court attracted the atteutios of the speetwore till near tire o'clock, the sight having become very novel, it beiur , above seven months since ller Ma jesty heir' a Drawing-room. Much joy was manifested throughout t he (tat; and it was observed, with ranch splendour ant tuagniticisoce, in various parts of the country. It was announced, early in the morning, by ii general ringing of bells, nod the flees and standards of tie United Kiugdoin were &sprayed from the ste4ll l l at the dffetent churches, the Tower, sad other . public buildings; the ships in the herlsehr Jiii playeal a variety of colours, the English at top, of course. Her Majesty's Officers ofSiate and attend ants gave entertainments, her tradesmen dined to gether, and Their Majesties' household had ti baud! of wine each allowed them to drink Her A...1-eq . ! health. • ••• Sixteenth may 11. sm. 6d. and odor Share. ni cheap t proportion. N.B. Clain, Nub:ties, Singe Coachmen, and Carriers, will e allowed a handsome discount. REVIEW, ANALYSIS, AND ABSTRACT. This day ha published, in 'me rot. aro. price mi. boards, A REVIEW of the IiRI'ORTS to the HOARD rs. of MGR ICI' LTVRE, from the WESTERN DE 'AIITMENT of ENGLAND: Comprking Cheshire, 't n sit i iv. sh ro psh ire, II ert6 n deL **mesterei, rr, iloucestershire, North Wilts Lire, North Somereetsisirs, By Mr. MARSHALL, Author of carious Works on Agriculture, and other roaches of Natural, l'UtilliC/11, and Rural Er y i wimwe wryer. and Registers miming to those atilspvis, ore the rototype nod gpwass‘work of the Reports to th, Hoard of igrietalture. Printed fur Longman, lturat Rem sod Orme, Psicroos- TRA NS PORT-0 FFIC 4•• •x 14, rata THE COMMISSIONERS . toiderdiPoz. !is bfajertie Troup:et Service,, for hailer Care ."( Wounded *awe, cad .4# the Care oei Caleterly ef Prievhers War, do hereby give K,tice, That they wit! be read', at t (Ice, an 1 UESDAY, the MJ4 Jaotaary. Polo, to ~. .4.;re waled Teadere, sad trtatteith each Perrot,r ae mar be wittivg to castrato far sopplyOtie, imesedietely, Tta lrra Boilers, to c.a. tot" 2 "-in pleb" earth Le the Stroke of Pi !wawa.. ut IVar. at Putt: heater Caatle, Haute. Mo Tender Ea be reCeitri after Ole i'Clock oo e thy hf Treaty, nor day island, widen Me P.tregt, Bret ris;..nt for he 0, )lerraaatt attract. Each Made, mart bh accovrawed hy a Let ter frees two roopeetolde Per.ori , ,eavnifiv i r to 6,0-ae how., frith the Pero," tealoriag, is tbc som of for t he elao Coolliseg• • trin may Os had, try the awed Antbnr, reweatly'pab hilted, it one Vol. aro. rice t2s. in Wards, miler work, comprating Litracta of whatever is pa- u ralualihr. and CIIII,CiIIIII/ a what is .laogennialy errs' , iu the Reports to the Board from the Kurlheru Ik. eat; including Northumberland, Durham, Camber- Westmorland, Lancashire, Yorkshire, mad the moon s parts of Derbyshire. With an Itarddoctioa, drew . Th e Origin Program. of the Domed of Aga wal e. The Plan n-cl Est-ration of the Reports. 3. The ite Qaal:fis.stwas et a Reporter a. The Plan of the r ; and the advantages of proceeding by Departments ; er with the Outlines of the Six Agricultural Depart ions which England naturally separates. RE NEW - WORK, UNTSF.R THE IMMEDIATE TRONAGE OF THE IHREETORS OF THE ItZNIX, FIRE-OFFICE. This day is published, is Biro. price as. boards, )CKIE'S TOPOIMAPEIY of LONDON: givhit a cognise Local Description of, and accurate no to, every Square, Street, Lane, Court, Duck, ice. in Abe Metropolis Bad Its nn, upon a plan never before attempted. (r,m actual Survey, bIJOHN LOCKIE, Insprctor or Buildings to the Mania Fire-Olfire. by G. and W. Nicol, ; W. Miller, fillte street ; J. Hatclianl, Piccadilly ; J. White and Co. trent t • J. Hawiaass, Powdery; J, M. Richardson, ; sa d .Dartou and Harvey, Graceckurclsstreet. - - Fa , thir 1hre , :10 1 4 :76 }drivel! air Offea .ire eep& ...4 1 . • • OO NVO I' DYIED NIN W L et:; S :C IkI ott IE ntrp T SU S P A E L R E FI o N I E I B t RIIiAIc CLOTHS, Pal ME SU VINIEN. BLEACHED MOH . LINENS, vA LExciENti ES CAM nines, am corms HOSIERY, will be at Tom's Chtfee-bonse, Combat, ist a fey days, 4.lsicli due notice will be R vrn , and the ineersaary• is finvosothas to buyers and sellers, on application to Mr. Donna, No. 7, Celestes', street ; No.i ,Great K nevelt street, Covert - Garden ; and at Tom's ; wbocannot, in just ice to his feelings, omit ollerlng his warmest acknoskdguients to that public, from w►om he lass itceived no many marks of liberality mad Mitering encouragement, and to which be attributes this unexampled success atteuding his exertions at an Auctioneer and Commission-broker, more Hiatt on any opinion be could attempt to form of his own professional abilities; sod, though he does not hold out putting promises of exelsolve pronaptitiole, be boldly asserts, without a chance of cootese diction, that no competitor crate dot, or will, more se: • - lously endeavour to forward the interests of those aho luny please to honour him with their commissions. 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Previ ous to the Guards marching off front the pa rade in the morning, they were 1111,tettri in too Dukes of York. Cambridge and Gloucester. ttti Commanders of the three ltegiinesits, and Sir 11)1.• yid Ulundi's. the Cotninander-iii.Chiet ; couontiug of the battalion of grenathers, and ilie bands belong ing to the three regitnents, iir state uniforms ; that of the 3d regiment's baud was entirely new for the occasion, and the most elegant we ever saw. scarlet and gold, of a modern make. a present front their Commander, the Duke of Gloucester. The addition of the three liinds,in state uniforms, was is expectation of the presence of has Excellency the Persian Ambassador ; and in addition to this pre paration for the presence of his Excellency, a regi: inent of the Life Guards was mustered ou the pa rade, _with their band of trumpets, and a kettle. drum. 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