Star.
London, England, 1807-01-20 00:00:00

HER M4JESTT's BIRTH-DdY.

Yetterday, being kept as the Anniverfary of her
Majerry's Birthday, was graced with the ufnal fo•
lemnities. .

Soon after nine o'clock, their Majefliei and Prin-
cefes breakfalled together, at the Queen's Palace.
In the donde of the morning the Dukes of York,
Kent, Cumberland, Sulks, Cambridge, and Glow
ceaer ; rrincefs Charlotte of Wales, the Bi(hops of
Chefler and Exeter, &c. attended at the yen's
Palace, to pay their early and private congrrula-
tions to her Majefty, likewife a nwmber of the digni-
Bed clergy and others.
About half part twelve o'clock her Majefty and the
Princeffes, with the Prince's Charlotte of Wales,
went in their carriages, in morning•dreffes, from the
Queen's Palace to St. James's Palace.
A little before two o'clock her Majefly and the
Princeffes left their dreffing rooms to proceed to the
Grand Council Chamber, to hold a Drawing room.
In an anti-room the Archbi(hop of Canterbury, and
feveral other Blihops, were waiting t o complimeng
her Majeliy, on the happy return of the day. The'
Lord Chancellor and the Cabinet Miniflere were af-
fembled for the fame duteous congratulations —Ac-
cording to ufual custom, the boys from Chriti's Hof-
pital were prefented to Her Majefty by Alderman Sir'
J. W. Anderfon, the Prefident of the Intiitution, and li
J. Palmer, Efq. the Treafurer.
Het Majefly and the Princeffes then proceeded on
their way to the Grand Council Chamber, concluded
by the Lord Chamberlain, which they entered at
about twenty minutes pail two o'clock. Her Majelly
having taken her Ration to receive the congratula-
tions of the company, the Lord Chamberlain waved
his wand to Sir Wm. Parfons, who was attending in
an anti chamber on the left of the Throne, with his
Majefly's band, to perform the following Ode, writ-
ten by James Pye, Efq. the Poet Laureat
When loud and drear the tempefts roar,
When high the billowy mountains rife,
And headlong 'gainit the rocky fhore,
Driven by the blalt, the giddy veal Aim;
Unguided, by the wild waves borne,
Her rudderbroke, her tackling torffe ;
Say, does the feaman's daring mind
Shrink from the angry frown of fate
Does he, to abject fear refign'd,
h' impending ftroke in filence wait ?
Igo—while he pours a fervent prayer
To Him whofe will can pinata or can (parer
Cool and intrepid 'mid the found
Of winds and waves that rage around.
The powers that !kill and ftrength impart,
The nervous arm, th' undaunted heart,
Colleding—firm be fronts the threat'ning ltorm,
And braves, with [callers breaft, (di Death's terrific form:

So, though around oar lea encircled reign,
he dreadful tempeft feem to lower,
Difmay'd do Britain's hardy train
Await in doubt the threanda.g hour ?
1.0 ! to his fon', with cheering voice,
Albion's bold Genius calls aloud;
Around him valiant myriads crowd,
Or .tath or vietury their choice;
From very port aftunifh'd Europe fees
E;itannia'a white fails fuelling with the breeze ;
Nor her iluperial barks alone
Awe the proud foe on ev'ry fide,
Comsnerce her veffels launches on the tide,
Aid her indignant lons awhile
Seceding from their wonted toil,
Turn from the arts of peace their care,
Hurl from each deck the bolts of war,
Tofweep th' boafters from the Main,
Who dare to circurofcribe Britannia's naval reign.

And fee with emulative zeal
Our bolts congenial ardour feel ;
The ardent fpirit that of yore
ilans'd high on Gallia's vanquilh'd More ;
Or buried by Danube's diftant flood,
When fiow'd his current tirg'd with Gallic blood ;
Or [hone on Lincelles later fight :
Or bed by Acre's tow: ri the ChriOtatt's Knight;
Or taught cm Maida's fields the Oaul to feel,
Urg'd by the Briton's arm, the Brl!ith Bed ;
Now in each brealt with heat redoubled glows,
And gleams difmay and death on Europe's tuthlefs foes.
Not to Ambition's fpecious charm,
Not to th'enfanguin'd Defpot's hand,
h conquett bound—a mightier Arm
Than Earth's proud tyrants can withfland,

The balaree holds of human fate,
Ralfes the low and finks the great,
Exerting then in Europe's wife
Fach energy of arm and mind,
All that from force or &ill the warrior draws,
Yet to ds' Almighty Power refign'd.
Whole high beheß all Nature's movements guides,
Controls the battle's and the oeedn's tides; •
Britain Rill hopes that Heav'n her VOW, will hear,
While Mercy rears her Rudd and Juftice points her fpear.

The room was completely filled very loon after her
Majelty had entered, fo much fo, that it warCuith
difficulty Earl Morton and Colonel Dcfbrow could
prevent a pr effure againß her Majeily ; the company
experienced confiderable inconvenience at thiir en.
trance, particularly the Ladiv, with their unmanage-
able hoops. Her Majelly difplayed her ufnal affable
manners in going through the fatigues of the day, in
receiving prefcntat ions and the congratulations of her
old friends till pall five o'clock. 'lltore who had the
honour of being firli ititroduced to her Majelly were,
Sir Thomas Stanley by Earl Dcrby.- The Countcfs
of Derby was vet y gracioutly received by her Majelly
Fart and Countefs Nelfon bad likewife the honour of
very early paying their refpeas to her Majelly. The
Cruntefs prefented her daughter to her hlajelfy, who
was molt gracierufly receives'
At the Court there were prefent, betides her MA•
,JFSTY--
I bcir Royal Highneffes the Duke of York, the Duke of Kest,
the Duke of Cumberland, the Duke of Stares. OK Duke off Cium-
v Mgt, and t.Se Duke of Glouctfter. ~4 .

Their Royal Highneffes the Prineefs Argilita, the Prineefs
Elizabeth, the Prineefs Mary, the Princes S••pbia the Prin.
cefs Amelia, the Prineefs Sophia of Glom(ler, and the Goebel.
of York.
The Archbtiliop of Canterbury; the Duke of Norfolk, Earl
Martha) of England ; the Lord Chaney llor ; the Lord Prefidettt
of the Privy Council ; the Lord Privy Seal • the Firlt Lord of
the Treafury ; tise Chancellor of the h xchequer ;. the Secretaries
of State ; the Firlt Lord-of the Admiralty; the Matter General
of the Ordnance ; the Pradent of the Board of Cestronl ; the
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancafter ; the King's Advocate ;
the Lord Chief Juftiee of the Court of King's Bench ; the Lord
Chief Baron of the Exchequer ; the Matter of the Rolls; the
Smite of the Houfe of Commons; the Attorney General ; the
Solicitor General ; the Judge of the Admiralty ; the Judge Ad-
vocate ; the Solicitor General to the Prince of Wales ; the Dean
of Weßmintlet ; the Lord Mayor of London : the Sheriffs of"
London and Middlefez ; Prineefs Cafickicala.
PirtNers—G Holftein Oldenburg, A. liolftein Oldenburg.
Dux as—Norfolk, Portland, Argyle, Rutland.
Duchefs of Northumberland.

Mnitspa ssaa—lanidovrn, Waterford, Headfort, Wellefley,
Salifbury.
MA acrr to lees sas —Sligo, Downthire, Salifbury, Bath, Donegal,
Ely. Latifdowii.
EARLS—Morton. I auderdafe, St Vincent. Sandwich, Har-
court, Pembroke, Powlet, Craven, Derby, Mansfield. Spencer,
Uxbridge, Fffingbam, Nelfon, Grofvenur, Moira, Hardwicke,
Weilmorcland, Aberdeen, Buckinghamfbire, Caledon, Albe-
'made, Carnarvosi, Temple, Breadaibane, Percy, Macclesfield,
Darnley, Lticeiter,‘Banbury, Northelk, Powis, Malnicfbury,
Portarlington.
COUNTZSC is—Harcourt, Cardigan, Chichefter, Beverley.
Derby, Buckinghamthire, Barrymore, Mansfield. Fittwdliam,
Effingham, Nelfon, Albinia Buckinghamshire, Waldegrave, St.
Vincent, Pomfret, Temple, Maccle.field, Hardwicke, Northelk,
Cooper, Breadalbane, Mesborough, Rofslyn, Ctonmel
VlSCOLlNTS—Caftlereagh, Sudley , Stopford, Sidnidath, Prim-
rofe, Bedard, Howick, Sydney, Ebrioron.
Viso ooNTESSIES—SudIey, Sydney, Howick, Carlton, Folbe-,
Roue.

s uovs—Cheiter, Exeter, St. Acaph, Btiftol, Ely, Chichefter.
LORDS—WalfinElam, Bruce, Henley, Willoughby de Broke,
Somerville, Rivers. Frficine, Thynne, Eldon, St. Helens, Hedley,
Seika. Randse, Holland, Auckland, ktadAock, Harden, Redd
dale. R. Spence, Wm. Ruffen, Pow's, J. 'lowa:mud, H. Petty,
Cover, Henniker, Northwick, Heathfield, G. L. Gower, Hawke-
fbury, Limerick, Forbes, Maitland, Offuliton, Dynevor, Barring
don, Hawke. Clive, Walpole, Coleraine, Lecalc, Amhara, k't.
John, Rot hurit.
LA DI ES—Dalrymple, Anftruther, Smith, Banks; Henley, Col-
thorp, C Hood, Drax, Price, De Clifford, M. Fordyce, Pole: two
Tynnes—J. Thynne, G. Thynne, Poulenc', Newport, C. Wal-
pole, A. Cecil, Stanley, Trigg, C. Strangway, llcbeftrr, C. Ore-
'ilk, M. Bentinck, Carrington, Burton, Haggerfkon, Grenville, C.
Bellafyfe, A. Cumberland, Bontein, W. Rune% Bernard, Alvan-
ley, Mexborough, Cooper, linrringelon. G. Cavendifb, H. Fitzge-
rald, Stewart, C. Somerfet, Raditock, Delavar, Grant, Gibbs. C.
Murray, A. Smith, Boughton, Wodeboufe, A. Percy, S. Percy,
Leighton, Drake, Puce'', Beverley, Stanley, Eldon, Hawke, Ca-
dogan, Redefdale, Dacre, Abdy, Clanbrook, Reid, Wood, C. Da-
rner, Harrington, Chambers, M. Markham, Bruce, Murray. •
BARONS—De Rolle, De Late.
BARONESS Nolken.

AMBASSADORsrurkiIb,
Ruffian. Neap .litaD.

COUNT Hot 11.

Danil, Swedith,

Sias—T. Stinky, D. Smith, C. Poole, T. Trico, A. Pigott, J.
Nichol, B. Watfon, H. Clark, G. Ofborn, R Milbank; A. Mac-
Donald, W. Grain, C. Price, P. Francis, J. Lamer. J. Colliton,
C. Haltinp, Janice Pulteney, William Scott. W. W. Wynne, J.
Alexander, liaac Heard, T. Turton, J. Harrington, J. B. Burgcfs,
J. Durno, H. Parkcy, k .King, W. Blizard, It. Curds, J. Doyle,
It. Barclay, A. Grant, F. B Thompfon, D. Dundas, H. B. Neale,
C. Talbot, J. blbbald, W. Hoglin, I. Coffin, W Hillery, C. It.
Boughton, J. Cakiwelt, W. Clark, W. Leighton, J. Anderfon,
W. Blizard, C. Green, J. Craig, j A tißruther, J Ord, W. Abdy,
W. Frazer, A. Munro, A. Welicfley, H. Jooes, Or.flow, J.
Pechell.

ADMIRALS—PooIe, Coffin, Grindall, Bowater. •
Gs s—Burrard, Grenfield,Green, Hewett. Arahin, Bur-
ton, Leflie, Broworig, Wilford, Fitspatrickeviabercrombie, Finch,
Davis, Manner., 11x-court, Balfour, Bligh, Moreau, De Wat-
teville, Coffin, St John, Doyle, Wilford, Bloomfield, Porter, and
Sußinger.
Co Lou u.s-Abiley.Bowman, Cameron, M`Donald.Rofs Plum
ket,Wood, Burott, Gordon, Villiers, Orally, Hood, Robinfon,
Stopford, Beaumont, Talbot, Howard, Porter, Banbury. Shrapnel,
Tayioc, P alter, Rigby, Bolton, Harrah Maltby, Niannine.am, Al•
len, Wagon. HowArd.
MAJORS —Deven, Allen, Chriftie, Ontlow
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CAPTAINS—Murray, Wood, Upton, Freemantle, Markham,
Percy, Carn,Bryan,Gower, Jerry, Keene, Paget, Crawford, De
Watteville.

RavastllND Dort.°lts—Camber, Minton,Glafs, Gamble, Ma-
ton, Dodd, Vyle, Brydges.
Masses,—W. Gufling, Abbot, Vanfittart, Winne, Eden, H.
Brown, Jackfos, Walpole, Watfon, Heberden, Greenwood, Hon.
F. Notch, Warner, Smith, Johnfoo, Hobboufe, Bond, Windham,
Rafe, Kt!Ow, Greenwood, Perceval, Dent, Wilfon, Dundu.
Jenkinffin, Johnftou, Kinnsird, Gretalle, Anueiley, Flower, Deer-
fon, Digby, Roth-fon, Jekyll, Soule, Pieter, Grant, Reeves, Wil-
liams, Hunter, Drat, Fuller., Welt, Sheridan, Skeffington, Free-
mantle, Villiers, Shaw, Mainwaring, R. Ward, Ryder, Brace,
Herbert, Bedtime, Long, Tierney, Calvert, Ferguffon, C. Bruce,
Coffin, G. Penn, J Penn, Hawkins, Frere,!yeller, E. Walpole,
Brown, F. North,Counncy, Scott, ikt Donald, I)uckemoer, M.
Smith Dickinfon, Trent, Smith, R. Walpole, Edwards, E. Wal-
pole, Boydell, Vincent, Fowler, Hen. Herbert, Gambler,
Farmer, Bennett, Wedderbuna, Marfien, T.Grenvllle.
Misr aassas—A. Edwards, Vanfittart, Jackfon, Walpole, R.
Walpole, Benyon, Wyndham( Paget, Walpole, Kinnaird. Abbot,
Filher, M. Sultow. H. Williams. Comte, Markham, hi Kenzie,
Villiers, Cuffing, Thompfou, Bruce, Freemantle, Pernval, Ham-
mylton, Calvert, Brion. Wedderbunk, Sutton. Grant.
MS3 rs—Two Dalrymp es, Hawkey, Chambers, Nelfon. Edger-
ton, two Dc Grey., Banks, Caltborp, two K inwards, Colliten,
Lowe, Onflow, Townikeud, two Combos, &genie. Hungerford,
Pau let , R adflock , Legg, Bought on, Layton, Freemantle, Cadogan,
Gower, Bountrie, Fleming, Gibbs, Vanfittart, Sutton, Saville.

The following numerous Pretentations took place
to her Plajefly :

Mifs ToWiliti;ntl, by Dowager Lady Sidney.
Mifs Charlotte Manners Sutton, by her mother Mrs. M. Sutton.
Earl Portarlington, upon bis being appointed to the command
of the 4th Garrifun Battalion, by Earl Morton
Mrs Grant, by Lady Murray.
Mifs Saville, by Lady Mexborough.
Sir Harford Jones, upon his reruru to England, from Bagdad, by
Earl Morton.