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MAILS. Leeward• Island. llyx—s cjottenburgh. PRICE OF STOCKS TiI4AAY•AT TWELVE O'CLO.C4C. 59 I Reduced Consols THE SUN. - -59 i 50L13.51 QUI D S PICERIE FA fUM AUDiiXT LONDON, TUgSDAT, JANUARY 20, 1807 YesTgr,DAT the Homeward-bound West India Fleet arrived safe in the Downs, under the convoy Pf His Majesty's Ship' Seine. NVEyesterday laid before our Readers the Whole pf the inteltigence.whiCh has reached this 'Counfry Zespeaing Buepos Ayres. 'ltis a most singular cir cumstance that so longa period should 4ave 'elapsed withfmt any official Dispatches having been received . from Sir HOME' POPHAM. The last Letters received from that Officer are dated the 28th July. It was, stated that Bins drawn by Sir H. Popl.-1.175t in the gi:-,er La I?iata; and dated in Cktober, .had been presented at the ViEtualling-Office. This, - bowever, was a mistake. The Bills alluded to were not drawn Po.enAr4, nordateclin - 061ober they sere drawn by the Purser of the RaiFonable,• whiCh Ship, it will he recolle6leol, Sir HOME sent to Rio Janeiro for supplies soon after the capture of Buenos Ayves, Thellaisoqatle Was at Rio Janeiro on the 10th of August, but what time she sailed on her return to ,Buenos Ayres is not known. The Vr.i:t Lord of the. Admiralty has. been 'censured, we think .very improperly, for his'Cominunication of the Telegraphic Dispatch on Saturday.. It is said that the 'date of the supposed Capture, viz, the 12th of August, ought to have convinced Mr. GRENviLLE that the • report was unfounded. If the Tele graphic Dispatch. transmitted from PlYrPOlth had mercly stated that it was -reporyd-,..that Buenos Ayres was re-taken, the date, perhaps,• might have created some doubt ; bdt it is to be recolleaed that the Dispatch vas Couclied'in the mdstpOsitiveterms; Buenos Ayres taken, and the , Army pri soners.' '_ The Yirst .. tord of the 'Acimiralty was therefore certamly justifiltble in sending it to the Lord-Mayor. , Why the Se - cOnd . Communication made to the Lord-Mayor was not made public sooner v‘r . cio not know . , but upon that point no blame whatever can attach to the Admiralty.• VIZ. AMONG Other:repOrtg;• qoil the very interesting siabjea respeaing the 'state' of the French and the Ru:sians in Poland, it is stated that Rear-Admiral 11.1:63ELL, Who commands our ,SpAaciron in the Norlh 'Sons, had received scmc favourable intelli gence from the Texel ; .but it • has not g's - pmoda de finite shape, and. has no 'official ,eanaion. In ron7cquence of yesterday being the celebra tion of the QT,TE.'I , I'P Birth-day, thelGrenadier and Light - lillantry CoMpanies of the.f3rigade of Guards'. as,rinhled;on the Parade, at ten o'clock, in the' morning, all in new •cloathing. The Band of the Third Regiment of Guards 'attende4l jo their so peth.drenses thorn by their ColOrieh 'the DUI:e. of Giiol.lclf.TE.ft the Blacks ,dressed in the •f0311177iC: • " The Parade was attended by the yoßk; CAM.p,itir;Gi, and OLO,y,CESTER G . 131.111;11,11tD, I,Fsw,,,,and the. Odiwrsof the CyAniv.hie,c; of the : Brigade. Alter the 'Guards . Marched from the. Parade,. the Duke of (.;: r iBiIIDGF. inTeCted. a party of Non 7 cornrnis;.ionc'd - Otiicers; who volunteered to serve in the.ll , 7M'Ar'est InFtia Rangers, the. Regiment which WyNYARD has been appointed to c6muland. The PE INCE and. Dilke of CT, EtNCE were pre, 7 yented tram attphdiirg. R 0 Vi 11: yesterday from indispo3it ion. The latter is confined at Bushy a very bad cold. The Duke of KENT 7.'‘.1 - 1( to Collit . lll ,state, with atteudants.and.bc , l, , ehold:- The Band played God Save the ' : his Royal Highness rnd solie were ;fOlll their carriages in the. Polace-yard.. y ester day thei7 '',o -- .ll . lii . ghneStes the Duke'and Duchess .oleihteen, to dinner. The Puke Of Cl:llsiitt.L4NO*llod a part:> of thirty. The= S'ratiish Schccsner taken by • the. Beagle is likely to, turn cut a valuable prize; . Exclusive of other inerebAndize, f-,;le had. no less than. 160,000 dollars on hoard. ROYAL AcAnEmy.;---frhe'anntial - diriner given by the President and; Council Ofthis Institution, in ho no:1r of MLR NlA_'rE.3TY':i Birth-day, took place yes terday at the Crown and Anchotjavern. On this oc,oasiotOlr. lIVEsT reamed his'siittation as ',Presi dent, and was received by the company on his ap pearance in the room with the most flattering marks bf appl=e. The company conted of a consi ‘:.: :)le.'"trou - tber, of the most resiPeetable M e mb e r s Academy, and their friends: The dinner was :it, and the day was enliened by many Songs Glees,' by Mr. TuartErtEw and, some of his musicalfriends, all of which were admirably per formed. After - the us`nal loyil and constitutional toa.;ts had been drank, CALEB WHITLFoono, Esq. addressed the company in a brief and pertinent speech; proposing the health of Ihe PF6ident. This ToaSt was received with great applause, and the Pre sident returned 'hiS thanks with strong expressions of pleasure and, gratitude for such a liberal 'testimony of tespea from a company so much distinguished for talents that do honour to their country: The re inainder *of the day pasSed with great festivity, and aieetin' ,- did not break 'uO till a Lite hour. • . ....... I N, - /1 . P-A .1, •NEIF S, DOVER, JAN. 0.-7-Passed by ibd holm ward bound West:lndia Fleet, about ,50 Sail, under con yoy of fl. M. S. La' Seine. • ,P2I3.TMOPTII, JAN. 19.--,Arrived the fiearty Gap!. - Vessel, Lieutenant WxciplAm, from a cruize. Sailed the. selkisie, of gls, Capt. I - 4rtGoop, for the Channel Fleet. JAN. 1 .--Arrived this day the Duke Of Marlborough Packet, in 29 days from Tortola i with the Leeward Island Mails : she brings' no par ticular news. About *ix days since a Ship (Polacre built) was seen to overset in 4 violent gale of wind, The Princess ilugusta Packet, with Mails for Malta and Gibraltar, is detained by contrary wind. - This evening arrived the Lord lintart Packet, HA,SI4,TON, Eon). New-York. The Windsor Castk Packet was, safe arrived out. JAN. 17.--Arrived His Majesty's Sloop of War Tronzpease, Capt. D )LING from the Downs. 18.-- 7 -This being the Anniversary of cele brating HER MAJESTY'S Birth-day, the Royal -Stan dard Was hoisted at the Garrison, and at the -main top7gallant-mast-head of the Flag Slip at the Nore ; at twelve o'clock the Garrison fired, and at one, a Royal Salute of €2, i guns from every Ship at the Noro and in the Harbour was fired. The day being fine, t6e Sainte produceda'Nery grand eiretl. • Jr,i 19. ArKived the Quebec 'Fiigate, Right Hon. Ldri.l VisCeunt FA/Jr:LAND, from Yarmouth, and Linnet Gun-brig. ZEAL, JAN. lg.—Sailed the iftrownSchooner on a cruise. Arrived His Majesty's Ship La ; Seine, with a Fleet and Convoy from the West Indies, which are sailed _fix the River ; among them are the follow ing, viz. the illfred, MANSFIELD; country-Squire, ; Sally, LoNGatnt§r ; Union, BROWN; Mary, BROWN* . I Harriott, CLARK ; Britannia, 'MORRIS; Isabella; BARR ; Thetis, DALRYMPLE ; Magda len, RICHARDS ; Lady Hood, FLANAGAN ; 1 Orion, Wiy.TocK ; Scipio, RA ND j Howe, LuSx. ; George, RAID ; Sir Sidney Smith, ; and the Fortitude, BRIDGE. CORK, JAN. 14.—► The Ship Eliza, from London derry, bowad to Baltimore, after being out five days., during whiCh she experienced very severe weather and adverse winds, was obliged to run for Loughen dal, where she was driven from her anchoiag,e by the severe .gale of Christmas morning, and rendered a complete wreck. We ire happy to state, the crew were allsaved. We also learn, that on the same morning a Brig from. Liverpool,. bound to Buenos Ayres, and two Sloops were stranded at. the same , Yesterday HIS Majesty's Ship Diana, Capt. NA LING, and the . Fetter Gun-brig, Lieut. EVELYN, • arrived at .Cove ; the former from Portsmouth and the :attar from a Cruize.- GREENOCK, JAN. 16..—PaSsed yesterday for Port Glasgow-, the ship Penelope, 'CRAWFORD (late. I ALL) ; sailcif fro' Tortola On the 19th 1 ov. with about 80 sail of merchantnien, bound, fur Britain, under convoy of the • La Seine frigate, and. Merlin , . sloop of war. Upon the sth December parted coin-. pany with the fleet,, in a gale of wind, • lat. 26. 54.' long A6l. 40. uponthe 6th fell in with the Mariner, .DURITAM, .from St. - Vincent's, also ones-of the fleet; kept company with her until the 21st December, when she lost sight of her in a gale of w,ind:, The . &mild, LITTLE arriYed her;,-6titerday,. .froM Quebec,• after a tedious passage. lii coming 'down the River St. Laurence, one of the crew, in reaching from the boat for an oar, fell overboard and was drownel Another fell from the mast during. the -passage; and was not seen afterwards. The . mate died with fatigue and -the .inclemency of the .weather. The Samuel was drove into Tobermorry on the , 7th inst. and remained in that harbour. a number of days. - The Susan, HAVES from Africa and Jamaica, ar.; rived at Liverpool, on .Satnrclay ;,,was. chaced three dayS before (between Cape Clear and the old head of Kipsale) by a brig supposed to be a privateer ; she • -left pursuing them and gave chase to two ships that were standing to the westward. Saw several vessels in the Channel, outward bound, but did. not speak to any of them. • • America, as well as this Country is much indebted to Mr. RANDOLPH, fOK his persevering efforts to maintain pence between them.- 7 Thi s. Gentleman possesses great talents as a Politician and an Orator, but what is still more honourable to his char4ter, heyerKAntely applies his talents to the support of those principles which are-at once calculated to pro mote the interests of his own Cotintry, and those of all Nations who are connected with each other by commercial intercourse.—To the enlightened views and indefatigable exertions of this Gentleman are tbe Americans as much Indebted as to any of the Most conspiotloUs charaairks who eltetied tlwir in 7 Clikpndence as a gcn' H 413 .3: - .4.I.ESTY's - BIRTH-D4tY. The 18th of January is the day . fixed for cele brating the Birth of our beloved QUEEN, who cont., pleted - her 62,d.year oil the !nth of "nay last, The 1 stli. of January happening this year on Sunday, the Celebration took place yesterday. Numbers were attraaed from different parts of the country, i par ticularly Ladies, to beheld the Nobility, going to Court,. awl .mede considerable interest at the, Lord Chamberlain's Office fOr tickets of admission to the : . eoms leading to the Drawing-room.. The day was, doubtless; observed with much joy, magnificence,. and Iplendour,' in every part of the cotintry. In .London the men - ling was ushered in with ringing of :bells, and the clispLty of flags and standardS of the United'KingdOm from the steeples of the different churches, the Tower, and other publie buildings ; and the most lively expressiens of loyalty and attachment Were manifested by all ranks of people to Her 11 , JA•tAspy. . ; - • As the clock struck one, sixty-two cannons were discharged is St.' - James's 'park, and the siity-one cannonsOn the Tower 'Wharf were discharged at the same time: , ,• Soon after nine o'clock Their MAJESTIES and tl*P ‘ raxcssks breakfasted together.at the QUEEN'S Palace. In the.course of the morning the Dukes of Yottx, li. - EI•ZT, CUMBERLAND, SussEx, CAMBRIDGE, and . GLOUCESTER,, Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES, the Bishops of CllEsTEn and EXETER, &c. attended at the QUEEN'S Palace, to pay their early and private ' eongTathlations to Her MAJESTY; likewise a nun -. her - of the dignified Clergy and others. About half past twelve o'clock Her MAJESTY. and the PRINCESSES, 'with the Princess CHARLOTTE Of 'WALES, went in their carriages, in, morning. dresses, from the QUEEN'S' Palace to St, James's Palace, Where they partook of some refreshment, and' then proceeded to dress in their court-dresses ; ' after which Princess CHARLOTTE returned to War, wick House. ' ,A • little before two o'clock Her MAJESTY and the .PRINCESSES left their dressing-rooms, to pro ceed : to the - Grand Conned Chamber to hold a Drawing Room. In an anti-room, the Archbishop of- CANTERBURY,• and several other Bishops, were waiting to eomplimem Her MAJESTY on the happy return of the day: The Archbishop delivered to Her. MAJESTY a very suitable oration .. upon the oc casion. Her IVI.A4Esry and the PErtsrcEss,ris ,then procee t ded threngh queen ANNE'S dining-room, and the elegant suite of rooms ; and as they .were passing through the levee-room and the entre 7 room, • the LORD CHANCELLOR and the Cabinet Ministers: • were assembled in the •former; and in the latter' were His MAJESTY'S attendant', .the Field Officer of the day, and the Captain of • the Guard—all of . whom paid their respeets to Her MAJESTY. . In consequence of this being the first Drawing,. Room in this year, forty boys belengiug to Christ's Hospital attended, pursuant to• the Charter granted ' by King CHARLES IT. and exhibited specimens of their. progressin . nautical mathematics dnring the last year. •' ' . . Her MAJEszy,..and•the PRINCESSES Ow proceed- , • ed on their way to the Grand Council chamber, , - conducted by the - Lord CHAMBERLAIN, Earl MOR- • TON, her IS4AJESTY'S Chamberlain, on her ,right hand; ..and - Colonel DESBROW on her left, followed by the PRINCESSES and a number of attendants. As has been customary for several years past, the Connell Chamber was not opened till the ROYAL' . FAMILY had entered, to 'prevent the room getting heated, and the company who were assembled waited in the original. Drawing-room. The. Lord CnAmartacAlN with • his• wand of Office, passed ,he, tweed them, and formed a line for Her MAJESTY and the PRINCEDsES to, pass. As they proceeded, ; Her .MAJESTY. and the 'PRINCESSES conversed' with several of ' the • coMpany in . . the most , affable and. condescending.-manner. Her MAJEJTY'S approach to the Grand Council ChaMber being, :announced, • the centre door i.vzt . .! t hrow n . 'Open. ' Her MAJESTY entered• at , about twenty minutes . past two o'clock; aild took her station_: between the second and third window,' leaning her .back%aghinst the marble slab table. Her JNIAJESTY'S train was held up by the Lady in waiting. , . . . . .. The PRINCESSES arranged themselves on Her MA .jEst'Y'S left 'hand, according to their a ges. Her MAjnyry, having. taken ' her station to. 'receive the congratulations of the company, the Lord CHAM BERLAIN waved his wand tO,Sit \VILLIAM PARSONS, Whd was attending e in an anti-chamber on the. left of the Thro,ne„with His MAJESTY'S Band, to per form- the Birth-Day ode, written by JAMES ,}per ' Esq., and, the lAusic.adapted to it by Sir .VV ILLIA , ,st PARSONS, at the express :command of his. MAJESTY, who, with much judgment and taste, 'selected i the whole of the MusiO from the .71Fiaired" -- 0 - pera of Agrippina. , Mr. SALE, jun. and Mr. W. ..h.NYVETT, sang. two Solos, with their usual .taste and execution. Master HORIsiCASTLE, one of rhe.young Gentlemen of the Chapel, executed a Solo very, sweetly ; , but his voice was hardly sufficiently strong to be heard. .by all the company--Mr. , KNYVETT, sen. presided . at the Piano-forte, and the Band was ably led by Mr. DANCE. . The room was completely filled - very soon after Her MAJESTY had entered, so much so; that it was with difficulty Earl MORTON and Colonel DF.S ssow could prevent a pressure against Her Mins - TY. Those who had the honour of being first in- I troduced to Her MAJESTY were, Sir THOMAS STAN LEY by Earl DERBY. The Countess of DERBY wa very graciouly received by Her MAJESTY : the Noble Countess' remained . in very cheerful conver, satiou :for a considerable time with' the - PtineeSses ' AUGUSTA, ELIZABETH, and MARY. Earl and Coun tess NELsoultad likewise. the honour of very early paying their respects to .her MAJESTY. The Coun -Jess presented her daughter to. Her MAJESTY, who was MbSt.gracionsly. received.. .. At the Court there were present, besides. Her MAJESTY— ' , Their Royal 4lighnesses the Duke of York, the Duke of Kent, the Duke of , Curnberland, the Duke of Sus Sex, the D :ke of Cambridge, and the Du ke of Gloucester. Tilfsir Royal ilignesses the Princess AUgnsta; the Princess Elizab-mh, the Princess Mary, the Princess Sophia, the Prio cess Amelia, and the Dttchess of York. The ~ r flibisnop of Canterbuty, Earl Marshal of England, Lord C.:v..ncellor, Lord President of the Privy Council, Lord Privy Seal;•First Lord of the Treasury, Secretaries of State, First Lard of the Adrnralty, Master General of the Ord nance, i!resAent of the Board of Contronl „ Chancellor of t Iv Duchy qt Lancaster, King's Advocate, Lord Chief justice of the Court Of King's Bench, Lord Chuf .13aron of the I.:!,rche quer, Master. of the Roth, Speaker of the House of CQ:11- worts, Aftr;e:ry and Sblic . itr Judy: or the .%drni-„ ralty, Judge Advocate, Soli c it o r G enera l to t h e Prir or Wales, Dean of WestrninSter, 1.61 d Mayor of Londoii, riffs of London and Middleex. Princess Castelcicak. Princes—U. Holstein Oldenburgli, A. Holstein 01(101 burgh. Dukes.—Portland, Argyjl , Rutland. , • Duchess of Northumberland. Marquifio--i.ansdowne, Waterford, iTeadfurt, WelleslbY, Salisbury. • •Marchionesser bownshire, Salisbury, Bath, Done' gel, Ely, Lansdowne. • Ea; Is—Morton, Lauderdale, St. Vincent, Sandwich, Har c6urt, rentbroke,„,l'owlett, Craven, Derby,ManstieldiSpen cer, Uxbridge, Effingham, Nelson, Grosvenor, Hardwicke, Westmorland,. Aberdeen, Buckinghamshire ; Cow:les:v.—Harcourt, Cardigan, Chichester,, Beverley, Der by, Buckinghamshire, Barryinore, Mansfield, Fitzwitlianit LlEnghain, Nelson, A'. Buckinghamshire, Waldegrave. Piscounts —Castlereag4, Sudley,Stoplord, SirirnOuth,Print. rose, Barnard, HOwick, Sydney, Ebrington. ;,sydney, flowick, Carlton, Stoll,. Bi:shopr—Cliester, Exeter, St. AsJplt, Bristol, Ely, CM. chester. Lords—Walsingham, • Bruce, Henley, Willoughby DO Broke, S'omerville, Rivers,. Erskine, Thynne, "Eldon, St. :Helens, Headley, Selsea Ranelagli, Holland, Auckland, R adstock, Arden, Redesdale, It, Spencer,' William Russell, Yowls,- I. Townshend, H. Petty, Cow per,.Herniker, North wick, Heathlield, G. L. Gower, Hawkesbury. Anstrutller, Smith, Banks, Henley, CalthorP, Hoed, Drax, Price, De Clifford, M. Fordyce, Poole, • two Thynnes j. Tlyame; G. Thynne,Pulte ney, Newport, C. Walpole, A. Cecil, Stanley, Trigg C. Strangeway, llchester, C. Greville, Al. Remind., Car rington, Boston, Haggerstori, Granville, C. Bellasyso, 4%, Cumberland, Bontein, W. Russell.. • Baroi;s—lle golle, De Lepthe, .earon,rsr Nolcken. , • Ambar.radtrs -Turl;isl;,ijessian, Portuguese, Dienisb, Svve. • , dish, Russian, Neapolitan. • Coma Hob!. • , • Sirs-T. Stanley., D. Smith, C. Poole, T. Trico, A. 'Pigott, J. Nichol, B. Watson, H. Clarke, G. Osb orn ; It. Milbank, A. Maedonald W. Grant, C. P:ice, P. Francis, I-Earner, J. Colliton, C, Hastings, lames Pulteney, Wrn• Scott, W. W. W}nne, j. Alexander, Isaac Heard, T. Tut ton, I. Harrington,, , Cl3. Burgss, I. num°, H. Barker, Beawater. Generdr-Burrard, Greenfield, Crcen, Hewett, Arabia, Burton, Leslie, Brownrigg, Wilford, Fitt parrick, AbereroUt . 7` Davis, MaililerS. Harcourt ; Balfour, 'filigh;;:Mie. • teau, De W attevil le, Collin, St. Joan, Doyle, Bloom.. field, Porter, Sullenger. (.'.larch-I.4iicy, •13oi;lfman, Carperon, M!Donald, Ross, Plunkett, %Vaud; Burnet, Gordon, Villiers, Ormsby, Hood, Robiuson Stoptord,, Beaninont,_,Talbor, Pnrter, BunbtifY SliriTnnel; "f aylbr, Y44,-ct, ki-ny , Bolton, Manq,,Maunipglealn, Allen :Watscn, Ploward. Mel,/ 4; 7 )even, - Allen, Christie, 'Fayler, Onsley. tatiains--IVitirray, kVoud, Upton ! Freemantle, Markham, Percy Carly Bern, Gower, Jerry, Keene, Paget, Crawfurdt . De N;atteville f - ..• . Pezierrnd Occtont-Gambier, Minton ; (ilasse, Gambles Macon, Dodd, VYse, Buries. • Messrs—W. Gosling, Abbott, Vansittart, Wynne, Eden, H. Brown, lackson, Wall ulc,, Walson, Fleberden, Green wood, Hon. F. North, ‘Varner, Smith, FlobbolksX4 Bond, 'Windham," Sheridaii,• Greenwood, Percitat, Dent, Wilson, R., Walpole, Edwards, E. Walpole, Boydell, V 'll- cent, Fowker, Hon, Herbert, Gambier,Fanner,tr, Bennett - 1 Weddaban, Niarsden, T. Grenville. - Mistresses—A. Edwards, • ViAnsittarr; taclgon, Walpr)lo, R. Walvole, Benyon, Windham, Paget, W4Poie. . Abbot, mistier, Nir Suitow, H. Williams, (rit4tbe.' . AI i sses —Two Dalrymple's, Mulkey,. Cb,arnbers. Netzoli k Edgerton, two De Greys, B:niks, Cilltnorp, two Kinnailds, Colliton, Lowe, Onslow, Townsmcf, two Combes, Er.- kine. " • : •.. ' - • - . - ' the folldwing nuruerolls presentations tool,: places tr to ZiEli MAJESTY , . Alderman Perry, by Alderman' Fowler. Miss Townsend, by I...low;iger Lady Sidney. Miss Charlotte 111anners Sutton, by her Mother, Mrs. M t Sutton. Earl l'ortariington, upon his being appointed to the can- mend of the 4th Garrison Battalion, by Earl Alorton. • Mrs. Grain, by Lady Murray. Miss Saville, by Laity Nlexlaorough. • Sir Hartford lones, 'upon his return to England, fronvitag, dad, by Earl Murton. Viscount Bernard, on coming to, his title,. by Earl Morton. Lorci.Maitlatoi, by the Earl of Lauderdale. Sir Thomas Boulder 'Thomson, Upon his being created.; Baronet, and being appointed Comptroller of the Navy. • Earl Cale ion, on his being appointed Governor of the Cr Good Elope, and t oo k l eave of Her Majesty.:, . 1 Sar•laines Sibbald, onkis-being createaa Baronet, by -Lawl. Morton. • • Earl prcalalbane, upon his being created an English .Pe;r. Miss Nelsor.,, by her Mother, the Countess Nelson. - • Lord Ossialsion, on his marriage, b• ) Eau Morton. Sir Ilugh Ilaliyinple, upon his being appointed Lieu tenant.Gciveritoi - of Gibraltar.- • ' Messrs liranscontb.and Miles, the Sheriffs of London and Middirsex, upolitlieir - elealon to their •i,fik es . Nis Grace toe Duke of Norfolk, the Lail Marshal of Eng, land; upon Lis bjni, anointed thy Lord Lieutcuanc of trig coim;y7a • Princes cernge and Augustus be Holstein Oldenburg',, upon. their Atrival in England: Eat Lauderdale, ui> n his being - iFFiZoled Keeper of 010 Signet in Scotland; and on his return•trom France.: 1' bp !Marquis of Ely, .upon coming to his title.. • .• Mr-..Pinckoriy j for. Monroe, .the oint•American Ambasv sadors, by Viscount Flowick, and tonduCted by Capt. ter and Earl Morton. • Colonel' Buobury, on his being. appointed -to the comtnana of the Second.Battaliou of Mitt's, :by-Earl L. Sir Robert Barlow, upon" hiS being 'appointed Deputy' . Comptroller of the Navy; Ds, John Randolph;- upon his . being tran:lated from the Bishopric of Oxtoru to Bangor, • Viscount I-fovvick, upon his being. appointed Secretary of • State ror ,Foreign • Visconnt'• Sittuiouth, upon his• being appointed Vresident of the L.:num:lL • Mi. 'l. t;rcilville, upon his being appointed first Lord.of the Admiralty ; Mr. ‘Vynrie, upon his being appointed Uticier Secretary of State to Lord Grenville. • Mr. Tierney, upon hi.a being appointees President of the• , Bbard of Contruttl. General HeAvett, upon his being appointe4 Commande r c*r• in inti;a: - - • - .Duke of Argyle, on corning to his title., Captain 1 - eurnant!e, upon Lis bei-n; appointed one of the Lords of the ' Lord-llolland, upon his being; Keepir of the Privy Scal. • Nlajoreneral Sir William Claris, upon his return float the East iodic's. The Rev. Dr. ‘Villiaih.Cleaver, upon,histaei,og translated 'front the 13ishopricfr of Bangor to'Sr. Asaph. Lord Walpole, by the' lion, Robert Walpole, on coming to his title. Mr. and Mrs. Vansittart, upon thippirringe., • Mr. Freeinani le, upon his being :_appointed one o f th e Sc. ! cretaries to the Treasury. .i • The 1-I,o h . W. F. E. Eden, son of Lord Auckland; uP O 'l his being appointed one of the l'eliers of the Exchequer, by his father,- Lord Auckland. His MAJES.T.Y:S absence from the Drawing Room was occasioned by his eyes still continuing disor deted: he Court closed at about half Past five o'clock, When Her MAJEsT? and PRINCESSii,, retired to their privqtelvqamynts:;. 'and after-taking off; their court 7, - dresses, returned to the CZt3-EENIS Palace to dint,' LADIES' D.I4ESSES, . • , • HER MA I4ESTY, - .• As us'44PnllCl QlVti Bitth-dayo ,vAs extremely 1 - Ter Ares`; vas cOttiptsw , l of brown vet ver, ) ,beAti fu II y roi: - .l,•ge* o' with scarlet and white silks. • 14..„peil.:.41 , Lbi.ttorn uninne't r • with ri..h point lacir, tied up with C ; cpid,s , rnantle tOcorrcsiprind. It nzatnc;ss t 4l.il6r Al was verY'lnuCh ' ,'RINCESS Brown v e lvet pctticoat, eini);• . • -- drapery on the. rielo. - 'side, with a:: •- t • t •-• damask and , pro`vince roses in Shciol ; sina,ll , pery, on the left 'sick. tied , up Avit'i r, very - Adh-bouerttet, and bohlered with ii - ,altan chain. The • a very :Ile et . fec.i. Train of brOwn and silver tis,