Star.
London, England, 1803-01-19 00:00:00

THE ZUZEMS BIRTILDAT.

Yellerday being the day kept as the Anniverfary of
the Birth of our truly amiable (ZEE FN. who com-
pleted the 56th year of her age on the 19th of May
WI, the fame was nbferved with the ufual fplen-
tlour and -magnificence ; merry peals from the
different ftecples ufhered in the morning, flags and
tlandards of the United Kingdoms were difplayed
from the Tower, and different public buildings
and churches, and the moil lively and general ex-
preflion of loyalty and attachment to our molt
gracious QUEEN were manifefted by all ranks of
the People.
In the forenoon all the branches of the ROYAL
FAMILY paid their affeetionate refpefts to Her
MAJESTY at the 01:en's Honfe.
At one o'clock t e 61 guns on Tower Wharf
were fired, as ufual, and as many of the Park as
Her MAJESTY has attained years,were difcharged.
Their MAJESTIES, accompanied by the Prin.
IleireS ELIZABETH, MARY, and AMELIA, went in
their carriages to St. Tames's Palace. The Prin.
cefles Aucv STA and SOPHIA were not prefent ;
thc young Princefs CHARLOTTE of WALES came
with their MAJESTIES in their carriage, and con-
tinued for Tome time at St. James's.
Purfuant to the charter of King Charles H.
founding a fchool at aria's Hofpitila for educat-
ing forty boys for the fea fervice, the fCholar; ap-
peaned with their mailer, Mr. GWYNNE, at their
head, in the Anti-chamber, holding in their hands
books and drawings, fpecinsens of the progrefs
each had made in nautical mathematics. As His
MAJESTY paired to the Drawing Room, the boys
were prefented by Sir JOHN ANDERSON, the Preli.
dent, and JAMES PALMER, Efq. Treafurer of the
Hofpital. His MAJESTY, after examining feveral
drawings, &c. which they prefented, gracioufly
expreffed his approbation of their progrefs.
As the RoYAL FAMILY entered the Drawing.
Room, the following Ode written for the (Tea.
lion by JAMES PTE, Efq. and adapted to mufic by
by Sir WILLIAM PARSONS, was performed:
Though the ternpeftuous winds no more
The main with angry pinion (weep,
Though raging 'pink the founding Store
No longer howl th' impetuous fess ;
But booth to reft, the billows amp,
Save where fob Zephyr's tepid breeze
Fans with its filken wing the rippling d.:ep ;
Yet Still with unremitting eye
The pilot marks th' uncertain Sty.
The Inman watches Rill the gale,
Prompt or to fpread or furl the fail,
Mindful of many a danger pat,
Toft by the turbid wave, check'd by the adverfc blaft.
Not keen Sufpicion's jealous glance.
Not fierce Contention's fev'tilla rage,
Shall bid BRITANNIA point the lance
New realms to grafp, new wan to wage.
In confcious rectitude elate,
In eonfdous pow'r inanely great,
While the beholds the dang'rous tide
Of battle's crimfon wave fubfitie,
Though firm She !tends in adt to dare
The ttorms of renovated war,
Her ready (word, her lifted Shield,
Provoke not the enfanguin'd field,
More than the wary pilot's cautions urge
The wind'. tempettuous Strife, or (well the foaming forge.

O from our Chores be ezird far
Ambition's wild and refUels crew,
Who through the bleeding paths of war
Falfe Glory's demon-form purfue,
Whafe burning third, Rill unfubdu'd
By deluges of guiltlefs blood,
Glares on the regions round with fiendlike eyes,
While karce a vancluilh'd world its with (applies:
Yet neer may Sloth's inglorious charm
Unnerve the manly Barron's arm,
Nor Sophiltry's infidious art
L•'er lull the manly BRITON'S healed
May Peace, with Plenty by her fide,
Long, long o'er Atatow's fields prefide ;
Long may her breath, with placid gale,
Of Corruneret (well the happy fail ;
But rous'd in Jultice facred caufe, .
Inflated rights or violated laws,
Still may ber lons with fierce delight
Flame in the gleamy van of fight,
Spread o'er t►e tented plain, or brave
With warlike prow the holt& wave;
And on each firm ingenuous brag •
Be this eternal truth insprefs'd—
Peace only theds perennial joys on th-fe
Who guard with dauntkfs arm the blellings Prate bellows.
After which his Grace the Archbilhop of CAM.
TIIIIVRY delivered a fuitable oration. . .

Her MAJESTY appeared in good health, and
received her viftton with her aeconomed good
fpit its and affability. The Kiva alto appeared in
good health and fpirits.
At the Court. there were prefent. betides Their
MAJESTIES, the PRINCE of WALts; Dukes of
YORK, CLARENCE, and CUMBERLAND • PRINCESS
Of WALES; Duchefs Of Iciest ; Prince'fres ELIZA-
BITH, MARY, and Am F LiA ; the Cabinet Minifters
and great Officers of State ; the Ambatttdors and
fume other Foreiffners of diftinaion ; the Right
Hon. the LORD CICIINCISLLOR ; the STRAKER of the
Houk of Commons; the Cstauceu.ott of the La-
ce ; the Secretary of State; the Secretary
at War; the Attorney and Solicitor General;
Mafler of the Rolls; the LORD MAYOR and Sheriffs
of I.ondon ; Mr. ER SK iN s. in his Robes. as Chan-
cellor to the Prince of Wales ; the Chief Magic-
trate of the Police. Sir R. Fos n ; and a fplendid
circle of Nobility and Gentry of both fezes, among
whom we noticed--
Priors Caftekkala.
Dos Ls —liosb nit, Portland, &anti (Helton), Mostrois.
111 to a crt s s s—Salitbury, Byte, Cornwallis, Towniasid.
Ma acmes, t—B.th,Saliilistry,kly,Carrnartitro,Dowe-
tki-c, Townicad, Sligo.
E a as i—Dartmoods, Harrington. Harcourt. ateftetteltl,
levity. Cardigan. Courtown, Aykrord, Pooktt. IVlsecksbaki,
ktingkans, 610414 Cam, GEnevfan Braieet,
Mount-Edicautsbe, Ormond. &churn, Msaoqt, Coddle,
searhonsites.csindes, Uxbridge, k arL,r,Pottimossh, Cravens,
Warwick, Fife, Lcicollcr, Morton, Cork, YANK.
C stas..Harrington, Harcourt, Cbcftedield. Cardi-
gan, covetous, Wigton, Cann and tete, &sebum Mows.

Fdgeenmbe, St. Vincent, Chatham, Suffolk and daughter,
Spencer, Mansfield, Clonmel, Liverpool and daughter, Rofslyn,
Portfmouth, Jerfey and daughter, Elite, Pomfret, Carnarvon.
VISCOUNTS—Sydney, Fahnouth, Broom, Cranley, Lime-
rick.
VI icon arra s scs—Dowager Mansfield, Fitz william.Sidna.
I.oa s—Arden, Pelham, Selfea, Bolton, Cathcart, Henley,
Amherft, Somerville, Willoughby, Onilow, Bayoing, Bliquire,
Auckland, C. Somerfet, H in ton, Gwydir, Caltlereagh, G!enbcr-
vie, C. Bentinck, Gardner, Suilley, St. Helens, De Dunflanville,
Port more, H. Fitzgerald, F.. Beauclerk, Howe, E. Somerfet,
Langford, Glaftonbury, liawkefbury, Wodeboufe, Radftock,
Eufton, Dungarvon, Walfingham, Willoughb de Broke, G ower,
Manning, Sheffield, Templetown, C. Villas, Grautley, Huai.
field, and Grey.
Ln nt rs--Pelham,Stawell, Dalrymple, Aylfbury, Cathcart.
Henley, Pembroke, Sidney, D. Sidney, tinning, Banks, Auck-
land, Read, Howe, Glenbervie,Grant, De Dunftanville, Ca ft le-
reagli. C. Stewart, Lavendon, Wilfon, Earner, Alvanley, Ayl-
mer, Saltown, Langford, Bofton and two daughters, nacre, G.
Cecil, J. Erfkine, Amherft, Crofton' Sherborne, Duncanaon,
Collingtan, Walfingham and daughters, A. Smith. Gwydir,
Decrhurft, Martin, D. King, Clunmell, Smith, Wodeboufc,
Errol, and Bellingham.
Sins—R. Ford, G. Shee, F.. Nepan, G. Ofborn , R. King, J.
Heard. S. Cottrell, J. Sommers, W. Hamilton, W. Grant. J. B.
Burgers, T. M. Sutton, F. Millman, C. Algal, I. Pepya, W.
Clare, R. Wilfon, 1.. Dare!, J. Earner, T. Turton, R. Onflow,
F.. Coote. J. C. Smith, C. Bifhopp, H. Collington, J. Ander.
fon, H. Martin, C. Hathilton, J. Pulreney, J. Shelly, J. Day,
W. Call.
Button—Durham, London, Carlifle, St. Afaph, Norwich,
Litchfield and Coventry, Rochefter, Ely, Briltol, Chefter, Gino-
cefter.
Rev. Docroas--Glaffe, Vincent (Dean), Mdfs.
Jubots.—llaroa Macdonald, Lord Alvanley, Lord Eften-
borough.

Alderman Watfon.
Am IA SSADOI s—French,lmperial Minifter, Neapolitan and
Lady; Swaliflt, Pruffian, Ruffian, Turkilli, Hanoverian, Ame-
rican, Dutch, Portuguefe, and Sanlinian.
BA RON s—Nolikeas and Dc ROIVC,
Baronefs Lucas.
Count Angerfteln.
Aosta ILA Ls--Digby, Pole, Wallace, Knight, and Lord Keith.
Ga sr a art s—Hall, Stevens, Smith, Turner, Craig, Arabin,
Garth, Gwynne, Manners, Cartwright, Forbes, Macleod, Duo -
das, Tarleton, Clarke, Cowen, Fox, Cbfain, St. John, Berkeley.
Harcourt, Vi'ynyeed, Sutton, and Clinton.
Co Lori Its—Rook, Smith, Greville,Stopford, Fits oy, Scott,
Whittam, Hope, Beaumont, Thomond, Puller, Lambert, Cole-
man, Fremantle, Paget, E. Blithe, Manning, sties, Stevan,
and St. Ledger.
Majors—Price, Delborough, Collier, and Stanhope.
Captains—Digby,Townfend, Dabwood, Coffin, Mark`lim,
Trowbridge, Sydney Smith, Paget, Grey, King. Murray.
Mel-rt.—King, Farquhar, Villiers Windham, Herbert,
Waft, Gibbs, Percival, Montague, iyivelter, R. Welch, J.
Alexander, Malnwaring, WiAiams, Serjeint, Vanfittart, M.
P. Andrews, Dent, Hope, I. C. Price, W. Adams, Penn, Wil-
liam Dundas. Ham rend, Platt, Kent, Read, Law, S. Smith,
Garthesorc, Long, Steel, C. York; Bragge, Lafeelles, R. Thorn-
ton, H. Thornton, S. Thornton, Colter, Cheßer, Canning, G.
Pitt, R B. Shimidan, Bouverie, Poole, W. Pitt, Warrington,
Croats, S. Onflow, Mountain, Howard, Welton, Striation, H.
Major, Benfid4, Folk; Cranford, Green, and Grenville.
Miftreffes—Wynne, Windham, Nugent, Weft, Montague,
Porter, Mainwating. Williams, Lille, Dent, Walpole, Price,
Beaumont, Tani:ton, Law,S. Smith, Loqg, C. York, Adding-
ton, Hare ,ort, Metter, Balk, Bouvesie, Sb ridan, D. Smith,
Grey, Fremantle, Onliow, Fox, Bonk.
Mites—Edgerton, Chefter, Townfend, two Baynings. two
Edens, Malnwaring, Dalbwood , Markham , Addington, Coutts,
Crofton,Dutton, and two Collingtons.
The Court was one of the moil fplendid and nu-
merous, efpecially confidering that the Parliament
is not fitting. It likewife had to boaft of an un-
common .and charming thew of youth and beauty.
Madame A 11011.10131 was at Court for the firft
time, _ _ _

.....
Mifs Brno was prefented to their Majasrits,
on being appointed one of the Maids of Honour
to the
The Court broke up at a quarter before five
o'clock, when their Majarriss returned to the
Q.Lieen's Houfc to dinner.

FEMALE DRESSES
HER MAJESTY.
The drefs cenfilted of a rich petticoat of white ratio, over
which were draperies of dark (late-colonred crape, griped with
broad fiver net, edged with flyer ribbon, rich fancy fringe,
and balloon ornaments, cords, 'Arch, ate. The mantle of Rate
coloured velvet, with large River (pots, fringe, and Giver orna-
menu. The whole bad a molt fplendid appeirance.—Head-
drefs of flatetoloured craps, mon richly embroidered Giver,
with a proforma of diamonds.
PRINCESS OF WALES. _

Petticoat of Mae velvet, corned with a rich filva net, bor-
der of vine-leaves and bunches of grapes; the vine leaves
black velvet, veined with Giver, and furroundni with ric►
hones; the bunches of grapes in topics and emeralds, dra-
pery and train Emilia' Dupe. A rich border of vine leaves
and grapes, in topazes and various other Runes ; the train and
drapery all In one; the trimming continued in round—a beauti-
ful Rune fringe furrounding the whole ; naves, a filar net of
rich taffe's. This drapery was far fupaior to any we have Peen;
it was really me* eleg not and fuperb, and difylayed her Royal
Highnefs's ufual tale.
PRINCESS ELIZABETH.

A puce fain petticoa, richip embroidered in gold fpe,ys
a puce velvet drapery, anbroldered in broken waves of gold
triangles, and bordered with a rich pattern of gold and puce,
from the olives &ape, intermixed with large drooping bunches
of gold foil. laurel !moo an upper drapery of puce velvet, in
(tripes of gold foil &ells, united together by rich gold cords
and taffels; on the left fide, a drapery of broken waves of gold
fpangles, and drooping bunches of foil and laurel leaves;
puce velvet follies, embroidered in dote (tripes of gold (por-
gies, were brought from under the rich draperies to fall to the
bottom of the petticoat, which gave a Miklos and peculiarly
elegant elfin& ; train puce velvet, and gold tieue. The rich
tafels and fringes which ornamented this deeds. convicted
the elegant and mojeflic appearance of the whole. It wu
Rich as always ditlinguilltes the tafte of her Royal High-
nefes dref.. A moR fuperb and rich head-drzfs of entire
gold, with a mu number of beautiful oßrick feathers, dia-
monds, &c.