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This Day is ruhltshel, ue.tPc print:7l in :'oar Volento dvu. p 'we 1,;,. r.“!,, • f ' " IIISTO" .- IC 't.l VIEW of th e Iit IL E L N A GLis it GovtitsNtE.:,.r:r,,,, the Settlethin; bf the Saxon, In Britain to the nrt,•::t st nowt with s nne Disfertatian; cent:et:teal with the Hewn.: of the Mov:rontent " A own; the philufnpltrra inerit , a high, pe-hairt the highs[ esnik Thv sagacity wth Whierh lea detent and indicate , , even is Tarnow verinli., those pre tialanina circuntatancer, eon. h or,,,ineed the general Onw of event, is wholly unrivalled. ITla I,,net.tli4tioni, or th-o Cruel iukrences, are numerous And vet) , ingenious; his tv• evirxe de, r penet , ation, and hia d,svu4ions a dtscii. fainihiigsubtiety."--*-Inn. Rev. Vol. It. THE BRITISH 'PRESS. LONDON, WED\ESDAY. JuNe 5. Dispatches were yesterday received . at the Ad tniralty from Lord Kttrit,giving an account of the movements on the opposite coast—and also of the capture of some small vessels from Hushing. An Edinburgh howrpaper of Saturday last says, 44 We hear that Admiral Vasttott received an ex press yesterday, that the Dutch fleet were oat." It is hardly possible that this can be come. as Ad snirai Masts returned on Monday to Yarmouth, with the Nagar, Belinetrar, and five 6 and 50 gun ships. tris MAJCSTN% Birth-clay was celebrated yes terday with great splendour. It is one of those occasions upon which, however often repeated, the public' joy can never surfer any diminution. A full account of it is given in our subsequent columns. . The Emperor DESSALINES has estab!',ll;?l a Ga zette. which promises to rival the alo::eriir itfetf . It was publis'aed the VA March, and is called," Gazette Peditigrme & Commercisle ti'Hayfi, printed at the Cape, by P. Rots, printer to the Est'', won." Tric Editor states, that the pipe: is publiilied " under the auspices of the General of Divisinn, \teaser, Minister of Finances." The motto is av • . pmpriat : " I'in3a.t.ee a 11 5n praduit Vindepenrl,- , ce."—Vot.T. The Sacifty for Missions to Africa and the East had a charity sermon preached at the parish church of St. Andrew, by the Wardrobe, and St. Anne, Blackfriars. by the Rev. JOH M VEFN, M.A. Rector of Clapham. His text was taken from the Ist ch,i ter of Corinthians, and 26th verse, urr n which he delivered a most animated and appropriate discourse. A colleaion was afterwards made amounting to 1871. The general meeting then assembled at the New London Tavern, where they received a state ment of the happy effeas produced last year, by the exertions of the Society. This Society was instituted in the year 1800, by Members of the Established Church, and is condtgled in stria con formity to her doarinn and discirlit,e. Seven per sons• are now wholly dependent upon it; three of whom embarked, about twelve months since, for Africa, upon a mission to the Susoo Nation ; and the other four are under preparation for the same quetter of the world. On Tuesday se'nniglat, two Gentlemen of Iris Ma jesty's household arrived at Worcester, on their way to Ha; :lebury Castle, to signify the intention of Nis Majesty, to pay a visit to the venerable Bishop of Worcester. It is understood, His Majesty will oc cupy the Bishop% Palace, where he is likely to re main some days. Preparations are likewise making in Cheltenham, Bath, Sec. for the reception of the Royal Visitors; and relays of horses are ordered on the different roads, to be in constant readiness at a moment's notice. A letter from a Gentleman at Bath, to his friend in Bristol, after detailing the route of Their Majesties on their projeaed tout, says, " I understand from good authority. that from Cheltenham the Royal Party will make an ex cursion to Ross, and go down the Wye to your city, where it is said they will not sleep, but pass on to this place. Here they are expeaed to stay furour or Eve days, and then proceed immediately to ry- isiouth. 4 The Cori Alrreant4eChronirk of Wednesday last, received yesterday, contains the following obser vations :—., Our provincial intelligence, which is draws from numerous and authentic sources, is flat tering in every instance in.ricifive of - the prewarilio; temper and disposition of the country. The spirit of the nation warmly inclines towards that internal cordiality and public unanimity in sentiment and ob yet, which leavesthe understanding lei si we to perceive the public interest, and calls up honest psrseverance to pursue it, undistrgled by the antipathies of pre judice, or the animosities of party. That such a temper should be unfavourable to the views of in.li viduals, who are important only as the nation is unfortunate, and who live and Late.) upon the ran cour of party, is but too ohviritts ; and therefore we ought not to feel surprised, if we read of mighty combinations and conspiracies that never existed ; of meetings, swearings, and asst.ciations, that never had plate, but in the c:ibtications cf maiignant and dis eppointed speculators. We know or misreoresen tationstosuch effea which have been sent to L ondon; i and we are digrored to credit information, that ri. brications, intending to mali,:ln the ciaar..fler of the inhabitants of this kingdom, have been prepared, which in due time may find their way into the end generous pages nt —. But neither the libels f that print, nor the falsities of its Dui,i'n Correspond ents, will succeed is dishonouring this country in the minds of Our English brethren, nor of reviving that disgust and desperroion among It!, which is the cer tain L off-spring of domestic di,trust, vexation, and irepehave alienation; and whiei; must be followed lry our immediate disgrace, and cur future destruc- Sim." II "~-•'fir- , \ LfiißLßr 's low 2, • • This Lady's residence is in Manchester -squats ; but her house not being sufficientry capacious fur fancy end masked ball, upon so large a scale iS was intended, her Ladyship chose, for that purpose, the elegant house in Argyle-street, lately occupied by Colonel GREVILI.E. A masquerade has been, not inaptly, competed to an engagement under the walls of a besieged city, in which the assailant fears every Moment the explosion of mines, ecuntermines, and Masked batteries, the sudden surprise of rallies and sorties, where the well-direaed fire from halt Moons and hbrnworks have frequently strewed the field of honour with the dead, and a discharge of grape has carried away many who escaped all the :artillery of wit and humour, in the early part of the battle. As, then, an idea (if the field is essential to a complete account of the engagement, we shall begin our report of Lady LAMBERT 'S Masquerade, last eight, with a description of the house. A large lamp, of Great brilliancy, illumined the staircase, and with ale subsidiary farce of a Grecian lamp, with diamond cut drops, condueled the company to the gallery, which was also lighted up with great brilliancy. The gallery communicates with an anti-chamber, fitted up in a corresponding style of splendour, and opens into the ball-room, which was the grand scene of aftion. This room is fle feet by 2.5. A lire. lustre, suspended from the cieling, is Inie centre. onvex lustre in the pier, and nume rous brae e xs, rendered it a blaze of light. What a contrast between the house and the visitor ! The masked visitor courts concealment—the house shed ireoletable day. The blaze of brilliancy was, how ever, considerably relieved, by a profusion of the molt fragrant and deiicete shrubs and flowers — viewing which, we torgot, for a moment, the Pa. lace of the Sun, and fancied ourselves transported to the garden of Verteimuus. The floor was chalk ed with beautiful and appropriate devices; and, among its numerous al tificial ornaments, contained, at each en.l, Colonel Get vi e LOS crest, a beautiful swan. Several of the company enquired, whether it represented the swan of Avon from whose sweet song wete derived many of the charaaers , which graced this brilliant scene. Adjoining to the ball-room are two card-rooms, one of which is sup- ' ported by beautiful pillars. Wreaths of flowers embraced the pillars, and both rooms displayed beautiful bronze figures, with resplendent lamps, lights, and branches, disposed with the most ex quisite taste and fancy. Two other rooms, one a coffee-room, the ether a supper-loom, fitted up in a similar stile, complete this suite of apartments. — But it was not this floor alone that was occupied by the fashionable array of Lady LAMBERT. Her Ladyship had put the Colonel's whole house in re quisition. The upper rooms were prepared for dressing, or changing dress. Hither the hero, woended or exhausted in the field of battle, r:tir ed to put on new armour, and returned to the era. test with ren rated spirits. In the design of this en chentine scene, the refined taste of Lady L s stos.RT was assisted by the inventive powers of Col. Gas, I Aimee, and the poetic fancy of the Hon. WIELIAIA Set seta, both of whom seemed to take, a lively interest in its success. It WAS of course composed in the chastest and most come& style, displaying at once elegance without excess, and liberality without pref'usion. Ah'mu metre o'clock the company be gan to assemble in considerable force.. On entering the rooms, the Elysian fields seemed to open to view, arid •he flitting forms of the maskers reminded u. ef ore spirits of the blessed amusing themselves in endless happiness. Music in its sweettst setuids stele u; on the ear, under the able management of the Gows, and every sense was delighted While, however, the sylpled forms of the females inspired the idea of Elysiem, the athletic figure of th e males s:;eweil they had not thrown off "this mortal coil." Among the most enterteitiiiie Masks were, Mr VA EENTIME JONES, in the chereaer of Penchi, and Mr. 13s .WELL, a TeliOr. Sqt3 had brought with him his board, his e etterns, and his measures ; but the board was so loge, it stopped tip the door, and prevented all ingress and egress for som.: time. A great many complained of this deten tion; bet a Lawyer came up, and promised them all redress, by an aaion for false imprisonment. Sir Smnasv Sarre was in convesation with an eM Admired, when the Countess of CIiOLMOSD;.LT an! Miss See noun. two Nuns, hove in sight. Sir Staten' gave chace, but returned, complamnin that their faces were as inellsible as the combined fleet. Mr. and Mrs. Dutton, in the dresses of the Duke D'Aransa and Alien*, in The Homy Moon, ateed their parts in a style that would do credit to Miss Duncan and Mr. Et-emote. The Earl of DvseßT, as a Drunken Recruit, supported the charafter with spirit. An Oliver threatened him with the discipline of the cat-o-nine-tails, and immediately produced *SS Lerrierroe an old Teeter. Two Misses H tie torn were fireeher, in dress resembling the Weird Sisters, hut in face of the genuine stock of Lancashire. Miss F. Heseera assumed a more pleasing costume, and appeared a lovely Mi randa. One of the Duke of St. ALIAS s party The Harbour Marines, we understand , will ba n was mistaken for her Caaan ; but he declared a field-den on Monday next, at Greenwich. hi mse lf, c ontrary to the sense of the room, aCr Five THOUSAND POUNDS.-.. The Ticket No. Was; Chief. Lord WILLIAM Russeee and Lord 21;238, drawn yesterd a y prize of 5,0001. WAS SOW • and registered at Bisn's Offices, where 27,749, Fa t mourn were two excellent Pdsrout ; the two Misses bIIOLMONOZEBT, COM•geTS, simple and prise of `aI,OOGL and 13,001, a prize of 1,004. rett Mr. JOHN CORMWREL was ass Old Bear; this Lottery, have likewise been sold, shared, and depr ecated crops, and spoke in raptures of a strait registered. The superior advantages of Mr. Bowysn's Lot- head of hair. From the lateness of the hour, we find it impossible to enter into a detail of the ' ehe. trey, by each purchaser - being certain, at all events, rafters, • many of which were supported with infinite of receiving the full amount of the purchase money, ‘l MU Among the most bnlliaat of the fancy in beautiful Engravings, in the most fair and honour ' d am , • nae manner, has caused a most rapid sale of 'rick- re Cei be e s ner e llliction and Lady, Viscountess Andover, Lady ets dering the last week—so much so, that it is ex- fl. Parker, Loa! Amherst, Earl and Countess of Jersey, Lady peeled the price will soon be very considerably ad- Templatown, the two Wits Townsh-rid, Duchess of Itulums, vanced. Sir j&us soil Lady Itarringenri, Lord and Lady Halewood, Last Monday, a Gentleman was taken out of the =ionise of A s b i leorn e.. . l the La s alm e Ttoilton, Sir lobo Last Thames, near Westminster-bridge, by Mr. M•if s- most beautiful lZghlend w dr de two its!guish, L:red lIELD, of Nine :elms. The apparently dead body thsuhtene, Mrs laf-Stargoynet, Sir Aland Clarke, Duke was conveyed to one of the Receiving-Houses.— I). Bern, Lord William nearcierk, Lord Mature Lady Hail an hour had elapsed, since the accident and stews'', Am. At two o'clock the company sat down to supper. conveyance. Mr. Gs leotee of Marshanrstreet, attended, and employed the keenseitatiee Process It was elegant without extravagance, and served op of the Humane Society, for two hours, when lan. in the best style. Here sight be 'eau Jam and guid gas of life appeared ; and, by the next morn- Jgsueors feasting &helms ) ! upon &Ms and Glade and ing, be wits so far restored, as to be able to be re- Goddesses contest to -drink burgundy and chaos moved to his discuasfil:ite friends. The parties re- Paigne , instead of as&ar and olobrosis• After sots' commended by the Medical Assistant have bees li. Pm' the dancing was tumid , sad, from the spirit berally rewarded by their:muter of the above In- of the company. is was DM orPsavd that it would saution. break up usual six o'clock this morning. RIS 11i..17E571"7"S 3111171 DA Y. The anniversary of His MA J eve y'a Binh-lay, who completed the 67th year of his age, was cele. braced yesterday throughout the met.with every demonstration of joy. During the morning all was bustle. Never was a greater di s ithy „ t beauty, rack, and fashion, than St. Jaine.'..4t e .; presented. The numbers of females were seal cely ever exceeded on any former ecCaSioll ; the win. dews and roofs of the projedling :lops were crowded with the most elegant company, and the whole ez hi„ bited one of the most intel e,tiog spesllacles we have • ever witnessed. Although the crowd was immense, the greatest order and r..gularity prevailed during th e whole day every part of St. James s-street, Piccadilly, Pall Melhand Albemarle-street, was completely filled with people. The carriages continued going to the Palace from one until five o'clock. They conoi. toted a train, that extended from the top of Ale c . merle-street to St. James's. A vast number of new and elegant carriages appeared in it. Amen' , tile most brilliant, wept those of the Marquis of lilotu- PORT, Earl MOLINTNORIIS, and Sir SIDNEY SM , Te. The Guards had new cloathing for the occasitn e as well as all the Royal set vants. The baud of :tie. sicians on duty at the Palace mounted guard in a state dress. At one o'clock as many cannons its His MAJESTY is year of age, were discharged is Se. James's Park; at the same time the guns VCR fired from the 'lower ‘Vharf. Soon after nine o'clock Their NI AJESTIES, the PattteEssEs, the Dukes of YORK, KENT, SUSSE % CUNItIERI.AND, and CANIRRIDOIS, breakfasted with Their MAJZSTIES at the Qezett's House. The Queen's band attended in the adjoining room. In the course of the morning, the Princess of WALES, the Princess CII A LoTT Y, the Duke G C OVCISSTER, and a number of persons of distin&w, paid their respetis to Their NI A Est JAS. About hat ast twelve o'clock, Theis MAJESTIC% with the Princess CHARLOTTE of Watts, proceeded to the Palace. Soon after one o'clock his MAJISIT After which the Roy At. FAMiLY dressed at the Pa. lace for the Drawing Room. The Princess OJAI - &OTTE of Wants went to the apartments of f Cit Au Lorre FINCH ill the P.IIACe Yard, and view;.! the company going to Coto t. from a window till 1)4., four o'clock. After dinner, His MAJESTY gave audiences to the Field OiScers on duty. 'lle Archbishop of CAN TERBURY, and the other Bishops were introduce.,' when the Archbishop delivered an oration in Englisl,, in congratulation of the return of the day. I its MAJESTY returned a short answer. The Rev. Pi e late 3 then had an interview with Her Mans re, and the Archhisbop likewise delivered another con gratulatory oration. The company began to arrive at the Palace soon after twelve o'clock, and they assembled in the room adjoining the Drawing-room, till it was cote• pletele filled, so that it was with the greatest ditt• cnity a passage could be formed for the Roe AL FAMILY to the Drawingro.•ro. About half past two o clock His MAJESTY entered the room where the company were assembled, dressed in the uniform of the Royal Horse Guards, and wearing the Order of St. George. He was pr.:- ceded in his way to the Drawing-room in the usual manner. As soon as the Ktea, Quern, PetecEsns, eel Princess of W A 1.14,11.11 entered the Drawing-ruuni, the Occasional Ode was performed. During its perfurmance, Their MAISSTI6II stood near the second window from the door—the PEN cessEs were on the left from Iler M AJesT v ; 4 11 when the two side doors were thrown open, the pressure of the company was so great, a young lady, on entering the door near Their MAJEsTies, was so much o vercome by the crowd, that she fainted, and fell near His MaJasesr ; the Earl of WEST MOtiELAN n and Lord CH A ILLVILLt raised her, ;lad condußed her near the Ihrone, where ex Priaceo Et.IZAnLTH shortly went, and paid her mach atter'. tion. The Draw'ng !loom was more crowded on thus occasion than has been remembered for the lavt frit! years ; many laiies nearly fainted. The Princess of WALLA wore a Miniature of 11,: Mai ES r V, Set with diamonds, with a crown at top. Among the company present were : Their M •jesties. The Prince, of Wales. Dukes of Yerk, Clarence, Kent, Cambelland, Sorra, Cain bridge, and Gloucester. Poinee.se. Aulmta, Elizabeth, Mary, Sizidhiz, and Amelia. P,ince,sM Wales. Duchess) of York. Sophia of Gloucester Princes Cavinrir Lubmnir,ki, and Cattelcicala. The Archbishop% of Canterbury, Dublin, and TII2M. Toe Lord Primate of Ireland; the Lord Chancellor the Chan cellor of the Exchequer, Secieterisis ot Stale, the Lnrd ChM' dustrees of the Courts of King's Bench and Common P. C!..iel Karen of the Ixchegaer, Speaker of the Home of ems the Judge of the Admiralty, Master of the Rolls, Al- V.pley and Solicitor General, the Judge Advocate of Sew. land, King'. Advocate, and the Lard Mayor, Sheriffs and Recorder. Dukes—ordon Rutland * Somerset, eyd Beaufrot. G Duchreder— Marlborough, Rutland,Lords, l4lolthutsberbar Yuri:, Redford, IJorret, Beaufort. and Gordun. Marqu•eirno—ialisbury, Hertford, Ely, Tlsonsond, Prato' for I. A ',acorn, illuntlvr, Blandhed,minfi Bath. Ma relitonessca—Bath, I Isnlard, saiabury, Done/at, shed ford, stoff.dri, and Down.hire. Earl.--St. Vincent, Pembroke, Pomfret, Carlisle, Ayletfardr Uxbridge. Grosvenor, Kingston Mouot Edgecuusm, Cinch& ter, Forteseue, Talbot, Mnisbelit, Haningum Effinelutti Westmeath, Sandwich, Spencer, Malmsbury, St.'itsaph,Tea" pie, Berkeley, Macclesfieid,Clarendon,Simmoruaith,Chol4lo Bristol, Banbury, S t rathmore, Camden, Harlington, Poulels Selkirk, Westmoreland, Romney, Mettninoins, cc odes. Fremont, Gallo.. ay, Cardigan, Charieroont, Ma Kinnoul. Cionmen, and Kerins - ere. Gnisiitones--Aytesburyi, Rehester, Formica', Balcertstr Camden, Carex, Usbridge, St Vincent, Mica:led, llow4a ESS,X,atidKingston,Macelesfiekl,llorchest. r, Aberdeen , l'w 1 " more, Liverpool, T Wig*, Cavan, Button, Brohl, Vollow 4, Westmoreland, Warwick, Harrington, Portarlinrorr gen, Chatlemont, Kenmore, Wintertou, Clonmek CeratrePreaght"-51; "rcatuci Viscountesses-51;month, Limericks Castlereagh, COrr' and Duneasinon Lordsrden , WaLinghant, Rodney, Miatortia'" e " ." :: Somerville, HOSTOW, WißOUlkby de Brooke. c ni, S ou th a mpton, Boston, Elden,Cunninflmetrlig n ' ag G , to St. Helens, Hume, Ridirsley, From, Viten, te Heathfield, M`Domtid, Grantley, Gienbeivia,Dstrtn. niter, Carleton, Biaquire, Havrardine, Rivas, Non!'::::.. Grintstone, Sinning, Grantham. Braybroake, Wt", .°` Ponta, H. Clark, Loyairse, Sheffield, Radeweiti F° a. Mulgrave, Ellenborough, Borinadon, Marsissin, Digbv. H Fitzgerald, ( 11 ' 1 e" - Sands', gitlynakl; Lsye, Gharlaville, sad MODIMO3. ..... • i '''. • ' 4. . . , t '''' - . . ~, .1 . ' , . . . . , l , agr . - 11. - ..... ....• . 4 ... . • A il in. . z . . • TUNBRIDGE WELLS. -- The beauty of the weather attrans great numbers of fashionables to the Wells ; never, at this time, were there known so many. Almost every house I. lett, and not a day passes without the arrival of se veral families. A very full season is expefted, and, preparatory to it, the parade has been much im proved. The Baths are ♦isited by numbers, and the elegant rooms which are fitted up over them, will command a delightful view of the beauteous and lovely groups which wander over the heath, or trip along the parade, to taste of the spring which hublsles on so charmingly at its feet. 'the don 7 keys are all in reeaisition, and, as they stand ready saddlA, bedecked with baize, afford much sport to the passengers. A large rum is now expending on the London road, which will be of great benefit to tke Wells ; and the noble seat that Burrow is ereft ing r.t Qtrtrrr Hill, already attraes much of the com pany to admire its Gothic architeaure, and the boundless prospcfts that are stretched beneath Its feet. Among the last arrivals are, the Earl and Coun tess of GtAseow, Lord Viscount HAR num: and Lady, Sir J. B. BURGES, Lady LAWSON. Mr. and Mrs. Kmatcumms, Messrs. THdLLUSSONS, LOSN• tNGTON, FAWKES, LLOYD, RANDALL% HOLT, and Davis; Col. BEATSON, Messrs. HILTON, ANCIAH, hurts, &c. &e. The new Master of the Ceremonies is just arriv ed, and, tinder his auspices, there is no doubt that there will be a joyous and pleasant season. A new and excellent band of music is expeaed from town dela week, which will contribute much to enliven the Wells. ORIGINAL POETRY. Sweet Echo! vocal nymph, whine mimic poet Outvies the music of my Ariel% song ; Oh ! will repeat the soft enchanting lay, That gently steals the rasi►h'd soul away ! Shall sounds like these in circling air he test, 'Or in the stream of vulgar noises lost! Ye guatfan sylphs—•rho listen while she sings-wi Bear the sweet accents on your rosy wings. With studious care the fading notes retain, Nor let that tuneful breath be spent in vsia! Yet if too soon the transient pleasures ►ly, A charm, more laiting, shall their loss ; While harmony, and each attraflise grace, Play in the fair proportion of her face. llithere each soft air, engaging and serene, Be its measure to the well•tuned mint within. Alike her singing, and tier sitenee most, Whose voice is music, and whose looks are lose. 1303. The last arrivals at Cheltenham are— Lady Clsnbrook, Lady Cohinit, Hon. M. Wyne, 5 pfnccr It Wynn, Sir J. Methuen roars, Culnael and M , s. Itoles, Coioncl Chiuppini, Capcgin G. Wal.tc.l.l„ Sliscian - „ Mr and Mrs. l'ar.nis, Mr. and MA Wainwright, Mr, and Mrs Map:lronic, M.. and Mrs F.annata. The Dnebess of Ito ; auttois set off for Brighton with the Duke, whose indisposition prevented his Grace from attending the birth-Jay yesterday. Princess I sots las tfr om Poland, was t:, have been presented at Clutt yesterday. but was pro. ratted, by indisposition. Her Highness had a 1110S1 Hepatic dress prepared. The Duke and Duchess of DEVONSHIRE, and the Earl attd Countess of Ft lEWILLt SW, attended t`.e nuptials of their fair kinswoman, Lady Caaouns I.A N 1 Fashionable report states, that Viscount HAM ?- DEN will shortly receive the fair hand of Miss BROWNE, sister to Lady WEDDERBURNIS• Last night, the Tragedy of PI:/1/73 was perform• ed at Drury-lane Theatre, and followed by the Farce of The Virgin Unmated. Mr. B•NNISTER, in Cospee, and Mrs. JORDAN, in Mess Luey, called forth thunders of applause, from the s laughter loving' part of the audience. The Duchess of MARLBOROUGH will have a very Grand Rout, on Wednesday, Juno 19. There was a superb ball at the Castle, at Brigh ton, last night, in honour of His MAJESTY'S Birth Day. Lord Hot taNn gave a grand dinner yesterday to the Marquis of D - ,,00 t. As, Viscounts Mei aouaNE , DMCCANNON, MORPETII. and Lord A. Ha u itvoit. The Earl of M ace tor let o leaves to..va this day. Yesterday being the anniversary of His MAJFAL TY'S Birth-Day, the LoaJos armed schooner, which is the head-quarters of the Harbour Marines, off Greenwich, and guard-vessel over the foreigners in the River shames, at one o'clo.:k dropped be:ow the Tower, and fired a royal salute in honour of the ....,.•••••••141, 'Altercate— Gactding, Sb Daley North Garland, C. Cornwallis 11 Aldo; Blark Langton, YJt Lannon, Batl art. Seville. Mittee.r.El lk Hannay, PlAkban, No•th tra D M.mtttor liungetfori, A K &smear semen e•wd an. ■mo; 1 A vet Ca. a banche the bot rriN al sae len The. the !w levai Mq.D.