Star.
London, England, 1806-06-05 00:00:00

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Yeflerday, the Anniverfary of the Birth• Day of
our beloved Sovsas sr (who has completed his 6Sth
year), was hailed with that univerfal demonaration
of grateful and affedionate loyalty, which is at once
the bell proof and the bed acknowledgment of the
happinefs all claffes of his Mijefly's fubjeds have en-
jaycd under his paternal government. The fulnefs
of the town, and the preparations made by fo many
perfons of high rank and great fortune, excited ex-
pedations of a very fplendid difplay, which were in
tome decree damped by the wetncfs of the day, but
were ultimately gratified in the Weft extent.
There having beta fo very tew Courts held this
feafork, great intereft and very numerous applications
were made fur tickets to lee the company pals through
.I.e rooms into the Drawing room, particularly by
perfons from the country, and thole who have never
beheld this fplcudid light ; hot there was more diffi•
in obtaining tickets this year than any hereto-
fore, and numbers were difapprii [tied. Ttie inhabitants
of S:. James's•ftreet, and the ncighbout hood.had
parties, and their windows were Filed with elegantly
dreffed•and beautiful females, to fee the company go
to St. James's in their carriages and chairs. The bells
of the different t!c:plcs continued to ring a merry peal
from morni:, 7. till night. The flags and flandards of
the United Kingdam were difplayed at the different
churches and public buildings throughout London.
A holiday, as ufual, was kept at all the public offices.
At one o'clock as many guns as His MAJIISTY has
obtained years, were difcharged in the Park, by the
gunner belonging to the train of artillery, and the
fixty.onegunson the Tower wharf werealfodifcharged.
The carriages continued going to the Palace from
half paft twelve o'clock till five, and although it was
a continued letting down during the whole of that
time, we did not hear of any accident.
The Dukes of CAMBRIDGR and GLoucarraa in-
truded the battalion of the Coldfiream regiment, on
the Parade, previoufly to their mounting guard at St.
James's Palace ; the Rate colours, prelented by the
Duke of YORK to the regiment, were ufed in honour
of the day, and the Band wore new Rate uniforms,
and ufed a new Ruffian inflrument.

The Royal Dukes, with the addition of his High-
nefs of Gloueefler, breakfallcd with their MAJESTIES
and paid their refpefts of congratulation on the happy
return of the day. About half pall twelve o'clock,
Her MAJESTY and the Princeffes left the Q2een's Pa-
lace for St. James's, efcorted by a party of the Life
Guards; the carriages went at fo britk a pace, that
two of the horfes of the Life Guards fell, and threw
their riders, but we are happy to fay the men fuflained
no injury. Her MAJESTY, on alighting, and being
informed of the accident, gave directions not to be
driven fo fall in future. After Her MAJESTY and
the Princeffes had partook of Come refreflnent, and
dreffed for the Drawing Room, the Arebbilhop of
Canterbury was introduced to her Majelly's ptivate
apartments, and delivered to her Majetty an Oration
in Englilb, of congr.Aulation on the happy return of
the day. Her Majelly and the Piinceffes proeceded
I towards the Grand Council Chamber a few minutes
after two o'clock. Her Majelly entered the Grand
Council Chamber exaaly at a quarter pall two, with
the Bail of Morton, and Col. Delbro to, her Majefly's
Chamberlain and Vice-Chamberlain, with a number
of other attendants. Ge:.etal Bettie had the honour
firit of paying hi, refprEts to her Mayfly. Mr. Coke,
the Member tor Norfolk, followed, and preCented a
Naval Officer to her Majelly. The Princeiles !toad
to the left of her Majetty, in rotation, according to
their ages, and received the cc rgratulationsof the No-
bility and others, after they had paid their refpcfts to
her Majefly. Soon after her Majcity had entered the
Room, the Lord Chamberlain waved his wand of
office to Sir William Parfons, who was attending in
a room behind the Throne, with his Majefty's Band,
Signifying her royal pleafure drat the Birth-day Ode
given in the STA& of yetlerday, fhould be performed.
It immediately commenced with the Overture from
Csfar ; the whole of the vocal mufic was like-
wile from Handel, by the exprefs command of his
Majeßy : it was feleited by Sir William Parfons.
Her Majefty continued to receive the Company, in
her ufual affable and pleating manner, till twenty
minutes before five o'clock ; when her Majeßy found
herfclf fo extremely fatigued, that She was obliged to
retire, to the difappointment of great numbers who
had been preventedapproaching her Majefty,although
they had been in the room a confiderable time, from
the immenfe crowd ; likewife numbers were prevent-
ed from even gaining admittance into the room from
the fame cattle. The Court was extremely fpleudid.
There were prefent, befidet her Majetty—

The Princeffes Augufta, Elizabeth, Mary, Sophia, and Acie.
lie; the Ditchers of York, the Privet of Wales, Dukes if York,
Clarence, Cumberland, Kent,Suffex, Cambridge and Glotioeftcr ;
Archhilhops of Canterbury and Centel; the Lord Chancellor, the
Chancellor of the Fachequer, the Seer. tarks of State and at War,
the Lord Chief Jußice of the Court of King's Bench, the Lord'
Chief Jake of the Court of Common Pkas, the Mailer .of the.
RnEs the Attorney and Solicitor Generals, the King's Advocate,
Judgethe: of the Admiralty, the Judge Advocate and Martial Ge-
neral, the Judge Advocate of Scotland, the Speaker of the Houle
of Commons, the Chancellor, Attorney and Solicitor General to
the Prince of Wales, the Lord Mayor of London, the Sherilli of
London and Mlddlefax, and the Recorder.
Dukes—Rutland, Athol, Somerfet, Beaufort, and Bacclenb.
Ducheffes—Uorfet,Rutland,Northumbetland and Marlborough.

Marquiffes—Tbornond, Waterford, Stafford and Downadis.
Marchloneffet—Thontond, Downthire, Blandfard, Hada, Ely,
Headfort, Wclldlcy, Donepl, 'fowntlaend, Stafford, and Wa-
terford. _ _

Earlt..-Morton' Pomfret, Harcourt Mount Edgecusnhe, Ken-
more, Galloway, htealra, Mount Norris, Winehelfea, Herdwieke,
Breaththane, Lauderdale, Romney, Grofeenor,Carm.vvon. Strath-
more, Rivers, Radnor, Temple, FituniSlam. Matrlrtladt G".•
tont, Cavan, Bucklngliandlaire, Danbury, Lbointondehy, Cha-
tham, Leiceiter, RoGlyn, Wattuoreland, Portarling.
tun. Meaborough, l.even, Spencer, Nortlnfe, Selkirk, Perry,
Ormond, Kingtton. Chleheller, lonnteU, and Cardigan.
Countellia—lialcarras, Wilton Harcourt, Kenroare, Aylca.
ford, fitawilliam, Carlifk, Chatham, Harrymorc, Athlone Tem-
ple. Mount Norris, Merhorough, Harrington, Macckafteld, St.
Vincent, Darlington, ()mina Clare, Ormond, Buckinghatnlkire,
Cholmondeley Vitittrun land, huf -on, Fanconberg, MansfiAd,
Errol, Clonusell, Elgin. Wiuterton, qavan,Clanbrafkl, Donough-
more, Suffolk, Hartiwkke, Jerky, Bridgewater, Northrfk, Ikhef-
ter, and Cardigan.
Vlcounto—at Afaph, Stopford, Falmouth, Wentworth, Sid.
mouth, Bulkd,y, Caftlercagh, Aghrint, Caledon, Hinton, Sod-
Icy. and Tempktown.
Vilcountelfes—Mcntworth, Caftlatagh, 7ulkele7, Hereford,
Charkville, Teutpletown, and Andover.
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Lurds.—Henley, Glcnbiervle, Murray, Cathcart, Keith, Hawk cf-
ury. merrillc, Dyintor. !Guyon, Bolt" &Ilea, Rend',Than%
•CvUGm, Yikbarough, Willoughby de Broke. St. John, Hollaad.
‘Tuhif.w, Maratent. Hawke, Minto. Lowther, Auckland, Co-
nil glum, Macdonald, Byalny, G. Thynne, J. Thynne,
Rae, Braybroake Caryiturt, R. Spencer, Hinetitufon, Wa'fing-
harp, Acheron. 'Unbutton, C. Sonwrict, Howick, W. Ruffen,
Clabrooki Atka. J. Tvirohaul, Ellaaboroogbj Alanaird,

goer, Sunderland, Blaney, H. Fitzgerald, Riditock Pe:re, Cage,
Kinaoul, Amherlt, St. WIWI, and H. Petty
l.adlea—Amherit, Henley, Glenheryie. Vermeil-a, Hartwell,
M. Brown, lindfay, lirfkine. Keith, Boutcin, 4 Percy', Thynne,
Carrington, Collngwood. two Spencers, Price, Oath. Lowther.
two Murrayg. Collitigton, de Ginkel, C. Somerset, Newport, F.
Sotherkt, C,llandrr, Eliot, Auckland, Cunningham, Bolton. H.
11.. warden, H Fitzgerald, Crampton, Wombwell Barclay,
Bruce, Grenville, M. Achefon, Mainen• W. Ruifel. Sheffield, S.
Sullivan, awry, Howick, F.. Alexander, Smith, E. Pultcney, le
Defpencer, Milbank, Fludyer, E. Courtney, Martham, Saltoun,
Coate, Teignmouth, 1-I.ltuffell, Graham, M. Bentincit, Newport,
Kinnaird, Longford, A. Bereiford, Stanley, C. Levifon Gower,
Mildmay, C. Fitsl;er.3ld, S. Lumley, C. Scott, Gray, Vincent, C.
Bellafyre, C. Tuttosi, 11. Parker Carysfort, Bcrolford, Strong.
1)ow, Leitrim, P. Turner, A. Stewart, Calthorp, Vernon. Met.
calf, C. Stewart, I ,übbock 'Barring, M. Fordyce, Lambert, Drake,
two Bere.fords, and Cathcart.
Billzups—Clonfeet, Ely, Bath and Wells. Hereford, Exeter,
Chicheiter, Erato!, Wincheiler, St. Afapk, Olfory, Killalat Lou-
don, and Cork. _

Mahar-dors—American, TUTkilho Hearn, Neapolitan, Bar-
Swethal, Ruffian, and Imperial.
Count Woronzow.
Barons--Nolcken, De Rolle, and Darner.
Baronet,' Nokken.
Deans—Wcliminfter, Raphoe, and Windfor.
Rev. Dodore—CampbeU, Butler, Jones, Douglas, De Chan,
Gray, and Lathier.
Elford, J. H Cox, J. Alexander, J. Dathwood, R.
Berkeley,'J. Earner, J. Nichol, A. Wellcfley, J. Heard, C. Refs,
J. Collington, E. Nepean, J. Rivers, S. Smith, J. Callauder, J. Hall,
T. Aubrey, R. Barclay, M. Ximenes, S. Fludyer, J. Dawkins, J.
B. Burgers, S. Cottrell, A. Grant, W. W. Wynne. W. Bellingham,
J. Newport, J. Lubbock, J. Mansfield, J. Middleton, C . Bislhopp,
J. M'Kenxic, A. Mackenzie, T. Scott, N. Duckenfield, J. Aubrey,
C. Talbot, H. Dalliwood, and J. Damn.
Admirals Sir R. Curtis, Sir R. King. Digby, Sir C. M., Pole,
Bowater, Sir J. T. Duckworth, Ellington, Wilfori, Jones, Mills, Sir
C. Cotton, Markham, and Sir J. Colpoys.
Generala—Bu non, Berrie, Burnt d, Lenin, Garth, Loftus, Phiplis,
Harcourt, Wynyard, Tarleton, Leland, Sir I'. Trigge, Arabin,
Lumley, Stuart, Browning, Manners, Fitzpatrick, Nugent, Oakes,
Sir 7. Doyle, and De Meuron.
ColoneisLMlen, Barton ,Noel, Markham, Hunter, Poulet Ore-
vilk, Bonbon, Ward, Wheelwright, Defborough, Wilton,
Lloyd, Eyre, Morgan, Sutton, Upton, Faulkner, Harries, Dillon,
De Watteville, Bagwell, Wood, Williams, 6barrard, Jacks, Vyfe,
Braithwaite, Vanfittartouxl G. Langton.
Majors—Rook, Gibfon, Watfori, Crutchly, and Chriftle.
Captains—lnman, King, Wheatly, Digby, Coburn, Sir H. B.
Neale, Grant, Powell, Cockerill, Sheffield, Gardener, Manby,
Jones, Graham, Bursa, Walpole, Horton, Fleming, Mills, Barton,
Pater, and Kenton.
MelTri—Jekyl, Dathwood, Mills, Coke, Silrefter, Shaw, Skiff-
ner, Lefeare, Eilifon, Hume, Baker, Wilton, Rafe. Bathurst,
Theobald, Jolfiffe, Dent, Thornton, Windham, Tierney, W. 1
Smith, Hon. F. Cathcart, Jobnftan, Bond, P. Moore, Haberdon,
Hunt, Canning, jackfort, Trent, Stepney, Tarleton, Long, PM,
Wet, Skedlflgtoll, 0111Td00, Digby, Mills, Methuen, Stanhope,
N. Vanfittart, Wynne Walpole. Vanfinart, Blackburn, Bruce,
Mainwaring, Wlllct, Hope, Alexander, Frere, Garrow, Adam,
Lindfay, Burrell, Lawrel, Strahan, Meyer,, Tatam, Hayes,
Greenwood, D. Scott, Sibbald, Calcraft, T. Calvert, J. Smith
Bells, Geoid, Marfden, Annefley, Smith, Macdonald, Reverend
Haw, Garth, Fox, O'Hara, Crawford, Fogel, Payne, Drummond.
Fortefcue, Cockerill. Codrington, Bouckeret, Chaplain, Dick,
Middleton, Conrtnay, Bethel, Needham, Bennett, Hammet,
Dawkins, W. Pnyntx S. Smith, Fenn Qliinn, Hencage, Onfiow,
B. Ricketts, joliffe, Gowen. Hawk, Lee, Marktaat Drummond,
and Fuller.

Mart-ryes —.thaw Lelevre, Figur, Lee, Mills, Wheatly, Skiff-
ner, Windham, Drax, Horton, M. Sutton, R Dutton, Vanlittart,
Dawkins. Imhoff. Foote, Abbott, De Hannay, D. GrolVenor,
Bennet, Hope, Bebh, orol, Stewart, Owen Williams, Stead,
Nugent, Buller, Payne, Carleton, Lumley, Chaplain, White,
Smith, Needham, Hammet, Wright, ThomplOn, Foot, Courte
ney, J. Buller, Bouverie, Hon. Shirley, Gower, Walpole, Benyon,
Drummond. Burroughs, Willet, and Ward.
liffze---Goldfworthy, Egerton, Phipps, Cholmondaley, Dan.
wood, Wrottefley, Blackwell, two Mills, Elphlnftone, L. Horton,
Lowther, Collington, Townfhend, two Sutton, two Barclays, Bur-
ling, Vernon, Pennington, Shore, Ruffell, Graham, Bennett.
Scott, Upton, Pakenham, Mildmay, Shaw, M. Lowther, Irving,
Mann, Hope, two Vilma, Smith, Vincent, Courts, Cramer,
Skcington, Lawrell, Calthorpe, CrVanneek, Barbell, two Pel-
ham,. Banta in. _ _

The following had the honour of being prefented
to his MAJESTY :
Townthend, daughter of Lord John Townfhend, by the
Marehionefs Townfheud.

Mifs Shore, by ber mother Lady Teignmoath.
Lady H. Ruffed and Mifs Ruffed. by the Lady In Waiting.
Mifs Graham, by her mother Lady Graham.
Mifs Bennett, by the Honourable Mr.. Bainstt.

Earl Portarlington, by Earl Mexborougb.
Mr. and Mn. Hope on their marriage.
Admiral Bowater, by Lord Howlek.
Colonel Dillon, by Colonel Deibrow.
Mifs Scott, by the Marchinnefs Thomond,
Mr. Frere, on his return from Spain.
Mi(s Upton and Vircountcfs Templetown, by Lady Mary Ben •
Hock.

General Nugent, on his return from the Government of Jamaica.
Capt. Digby and Lady Andover on their marriage.
General Oakes, on his promotion to 'Regiment.
Dr. Jones, Archdeacon of Hereford, on his appointment.
Sir John and Lady Lubbock, on coining to their title.
Whop of Killala , on his preferment to the See.
Mr. Garrovr, on his being appointed Attorney General to the
Prince of Wales, by Mr. Adam.
Capt. Inman, by Lord Howick.
Sir J. and Lady Scott, on coming to their title, by Mr. Fox.
Capt. Powell, of the Oxford Blues, by the Lord in Waiting.
Earl and Countefs Ormond, on their marriage.
Reverend Mr. Hatt, by the Lord Mayor.
Sir John and Lady Callender, on their marriage.
Prince and Primers Baratintkl, on their marriage, by the Ruf-
fian Ambaffador.

Lady C. Scott, by Lady Clonmell.
Marquis and Marchionefs Waterford, on their marriage.
Capt. Adam and Mit, Adam. by their father Mr. Adam.
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Mib Skeffington, by Lady SkelEngton.
Admiral Louis and Capt. Malcolm, on their return to England.
Lady S. Lumley, by the Lady in Waiting.
Lord Hinton, by Lord Rolle.
Capt. Burris and Major Crutclaky, by Sir J. B. Burgers, Knight
Mar Dull.
Mifs C. Vanneck . by Mn. Walpole.
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Mifi Bagnell, by Lady Weßalky.
Mr. Hawke, by Lord Hawke.
Lady Newport, on coming to thetitle. . .
Mr. Jackfon,on his return from Berlin.
Lord and Lady Kinnalrd, on thdr marriage.
Hon. Mifs Pakenham, by her mother, Lady Longford.
1.1, at. General Doyle, on his being created a Baronet.
Lady Anne Houston], by the La4y in Waiting.
Sir Harry Burrard Neale, on his return to England. •
Marquis Stafford, on receiving the Order of the Garter.
Lindley Burrell, fon of Lord Gwydir, by Gen. Tarleton.
Earl of Leven and Melville, on consing to the title, by Earl
!slur ton

Aainiral Duckworth, on his return.
Mr. Madden, on his appointment to the Admiralty.
Earl Northefk. on his return to England.
kart Percy, on his coming of age.
Lord Selkirk, on his departure on a Diplomatic Million to
America.

Mr. Edward Ricketts, by his brother-In-law, Earl Northd.,

The Earl of Donoughm;re, on his being appointed Joint Pat-
mafter General an Ireland, and one of the Committee of Council
fur Trade and Foreign Plantations.
Lord Hutchinfou, on being appointed Governor of Stirling Cattle.
Mr. Purviance, Secretary of the Legation of the United States
of America.

The Company had not left the Palace till pall (even.
The prevailing colours at Court, were, lilac, pale
blue, jonquil, and apple green, filver tilfue and Bed-
ford net were much worn in trains. The hair was
dreffed a la Grape, and the head-dreffes were plumes
of feathers mounted on black velvet Tiara:.

Yefterday being a collar day, the Knights of the
different orders wore their collars, and they had a
very fplendid appearance.
The Speaker of the Honk of Commons came to

St. Jones's in his Rate carriage at half palt to
o'clock, with all his attendants.
The Duke and Duchefs of YORK came in Rate, wit
two carriages filled with attendants, at a quarter bt
fore four o'clock, efcorted by a party of Life Guards
The band of the Coldftream Regiment received them
in the Niue in their Rate liveries, playing the Duke
of York's march.