Star. — London, England, 1829-06-12 00:00:00

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. THE COMMITS]; for Promoting the ELECTION of Mr. GRAMM VANKILS sits daily at No. 1, COCK. SPUR-BTR Intl', Cita RI N RON. _ The ELECTION will tomniesee as TUESDAY the llleb • Instant, and will canine. over WEDNESDAY and the granter part of THURSDAY. Arrupseste are made to facilitate the essvegasee to end from Cambridge. and to provide aecosistodation there far the seared. dent Mentben of the Senate. Zoom Infused= will be gives, es applicades at the Coe. mkt*, hem. Led LOWTHER, Chairmen. Jest ists, lUS. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. .-..wi11 , •• .- FRIDAY. JUNE 12, 1829. PRICE Or STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock ladle Stock Skit S per Cent.fted. Ira I j India Breds..s4 5 S per Ct. Cons. Skot 41000 Racial. Ins 67 11 36 per Cent. ISIS, Hi li .1500 Ditto 17 1 34 p.rCent. lied. 966 . i 2100 and .1100 Ditto if 7 4 per Ct. New. Shot Commercial 4 per Cent. 11114, 1031 1 , Advertised 64 1 Script 3 India for Opening Long Ann.lll6 7-14 Consols for Amt 1114 FORBION FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK. Brasillanfids.s pet. STj U. Ace. 436 DeAcet ST Ross.&11.11111. Sp Ct. Mex. Dd5.1,15, ilp Ct. 114 Do. Acct. 17 Peruv. lids. 4p C. 11 Bds 5 p Ct.! lii Poring. Bds. Sp C. i ttet. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. IMAM Palo. • Brazilian SS 10 ST SSI an resee—Peas. hue s.—Ths per Casts. 1044 Sit TSe.—Three per Came. es. dia. 781. See. SO& Hr.-4108k Steck, I.s7atf 50e.--Naplee Stuck, SS. ISe.--Royal Spud& Leas. 771. —Hayden Loan, 480.—Eaeliamp ea Lemke. ese amok paper. SSC 45e. money, SSC 40—Unto meths. paper, fit. 30c. eaasey. 10.11Se.—Orare Asterrelipae. The French k:apers of Tuesday are almost exclusively . occupied with the debates in the Chamber of Deputies, on the Salaries of Public Officers, which appear to amount to a sons of about £BOO,OOO sterling. Extracts from these Papers, as far as regards the movements in the Archipelago, will be found elsewhere in this Paper. Papers have been received from India, of various dates, from the Ist of January to the 14th of February. The Madras Grtaette informs us that Busbire bad been plundered by the son of the Prince Royal of Persia . , who succeeded in carrying off property to the amount of 25 lac, of Tepees. The British residency was net disturbed. Private letters Irons Canton, to the Ist of January, complain of certain insults offered to foreigners by the Chinese,. The last molestation appears to be the ez bibition of an obnoxious placard on the walls of the factory, which, however, was removed after a slight /monstrance. We have just received New York Papers, through the North and South American Coffee Home, to the 9.11 ult. but they contain little of any peat interest. In the Mot ming Courier of the Bth of May. we have the following article—" The mail has jastbrought the news that the Peruvian army have laid down their arms, not• wishing to fight against their brethren of Colombia. The grand revoking for the Corps of Reserve bas been countermanded. Timms,' ought to be glad of this grand result, which will make him powerful, and enable him to attempt an union of the Brea. family." In the Hoo.e of Lords last night, Lord Gommlos ' ♦indicated , the Reciprocity Treaties, denying that the •Iterations in our N‘vigation Laws had been productive of thoseevils which had been, by some, aser ibed to them. With reference to the several motions made by his Lordship, as given in our Parliamentary Report, we have to express our belief that the present system is founded is good reason, and that it has been adopted— not from a love of change, but from a sense of necessity and propriety. The Duke of Wata.rucrrou conceived that the country lies under an obligation to the Noble Viscount for moving Returns calculated to show that the present system is not only not injurious, bet highly beneficial. The Registry of the Irish Freeholders is going on in the same way which we described fir the last few days —that is to say. that the new law ;surmises to effect a fair division of political influence throughout the Island. That such a desirable consummation was imperatively required. no one will doubt—for hitherto, the rank and intelligence of that country had little or no weight in providing a Parliamentary representation. It seems only to have required this registry to prove to us that the people of Deland. if not coaxed or bullied into envies, are as peaceably disposed as any other of his Majesty's subjects. On this occasion, the people evince a thorough indifference aboot registering ; and it is with difficulty that some of the landlords can bring them into Court. They begin to look into their own affairs, rather than meddle and join in the political matters of the eonntry—.eeking, no doubt what would benefit them more—a reduction of rent, to enable them to qualify ; and this the landlords, generally speaking, *atonable or unwilling to grant. Hence it arises that of 650 notices from five baronies of Crean, 137 persons ptesented themselves, and Only 93 were registered. The Court had been sitting the greater part of four days perfectly idle, such was the indifference of the people to come forward and qualify. It is only in Clare and in Louth that any thing like spirit is Amore ; and this is natural when we look to the stake which Mr. O'Conszt.t. and Mr. Sam have at hazard. The rotate of the former becomes daily a matter of greater doubt. Out of ninety persons who have quali. bed at. Ennis, only eighty have declared in his favour; andAf the proportion is not greater in the other districts of awe. it is shrewdly inspected that the km pound freeholders will be completely lost among the Sweetie' andifties. Ci Y. TwELve o'Ccocu. We are gabs In the same defy stele as eu yesterday, with se wines of ceneeirevicei but secants bore been received et stile lOwth ad -girth American . cefervlresee, free Liverrwl. Meg that the New York packet, of the ISth et Msy, is di Uslybesd; but tbe Min slid popes in sat melted k MI law Is tbe aimless. Comb °pond this enerning at Sae buyers, and 4'a the In sent tiros there Is not a feature in the market woe* observation. TM Bull uldng Lebow: alls at Four per Cent. has not had any effect es the anarhet. sad it is supposed that this MOON Is done with a view is haute she payments Into the Zukerper fir the Revenue. Is the Finks market net a halals has bees dem at present. ask prices are booloaL CITY. HALF-PAST ONE acwor. Comas have reinalsed during the morning at an j. alternately buyers and sellers. with little or thothing doing. The French Ands arse Hiker es Toesday evening, TOL 10e. ex dividend. The &rap wait wisdom without latonat. DUBLIN. Jona 9. Mr. VILLIRRS STUART is about to resign the repro. , sentation of Waterford. His agent received a letter from him this morning, stating his determination. What his motives for this step are cannot be guessed at; 'but he states that in his address be will assign good reasons. If an election takes place immediately the Baassronna will come in, for the county was not prepared for this unexpected event. It has excited general surprise through the city. O'Connact's return is not quite so certain as at first was imagined. In the district of Ennis, which was his strouge.t hold, he had only eighty out of ninety of the IW. freeholders. There are three other districts, and, admitting him to have a similar proportions they will hardly counterbalance the number of the twenties and fifties, who are for the most part his opponents. Almost every county is rendered a complete bommgh by the late Act. THE ARMY. Lard Hsu.% Levee at she Herne Guards, yesterday. was sum reedy weeded. Ames the °swab sad Olken received ware— Liastemet Sward IMr George Anew. Lieweeset Oresral Sr O. Vaadahar. Molar Clowd Maims. Leeman Omni Sir W. Planks Wire Gellarti rr J. saga., Wittman Cel. Mears St Palle Medi, hisemMat Went Fremont* Myer Healy , Lketseass Cal s l HastitLi rheis esswaitt °deed Dub, Uatareast • Mals. Livatteam Margriger. Lard Harris, Lest. Cubed Maewil. Major Omani Sow. Sr T. %than. Goweral Vella% Owed Sett, Uswaseala I I Needia, Hee. Wesel Townsend. Liewesaet Cleestd Qum. ousin Gus. Lloyd. Liget. Ceased Murray. Major Gemara illowesart. Weisel Dien. sod many ether Myers sad private individuals. MINERAL COURT MARTIAL. Headivarters. Camp. left Book aT the Gasps, Dec.l. ISIS. At a General Cain Martial amembled at nevem. on the 134 of October. hilt, Limn. William Kroft*, of his Majesty's 13th Light lebtatry. was arraigned is the nedermiendeaed charges Cnama—Uenteeaet W. Knitting, of his Majesty's 13th (We Infantry) Regt. of root. placed in arrest, and charged as fellow's 6 4 With hating as Duper, on the 15th of June. 111111, when maw euneleatles as a witne:s before o European General Conn Minis!, assembled for the trial of Lieut. Edward Kelly. Olds Ma. Joey's 13th (light Infantry) Regt. of Foot, grossly eirimpeeml sad gime false testimony; Ant, in falsdy asserting that he newer did. about the time treated in the alphas Lieetenagt-Yelly. hoe that Ofiese mate use of gpsa sending to maim as the nondlnet or character el Lieutenant Meerhotne, as as Meer and a Cientirman ; aid semedly, in falsely assorting that he did not bow any Wag rektive to the charge which he Mediate Mid read, thereby wilfully endeamerieg to deceive tie Omit, end J the course of justice. &eh condom beingsmnidene univecondog the character of m Meer andalliondlemas, said ,prejedicial to good order and military dew" Upen which the Own came to the hem*, bidden t Fumes axe Saureme — 44 The Coen Mein wirormft weighed and considered the evidence adduced on the p seipther with what the prisoner has urged Is his defence. ems d that he is guilty of the while and every rarest the cheopilleged agaiest him, anti do therefore semen, him, the said Lionesswet William Irefting, of his Majesty's 13th (tight Infantry) Saginaw of het tohediseharged the service.* “ COMBERKIRED ” Geseral CmmaamierAwChid." " Approvoi and confirmed, OWWO NAVAL IN TELLIGENCL Maui Amnia Tins Day—Dublin I—Waterford I—Trance 1— Holland I. Drat, Jess 31.—Wind N.B.—Arrived the Zul of Warns, Broughton, from Chins. Doves, Jena 11.—Arrived the Aria Maria, Letty, from Faro. Pornmeern, Joss 11.—. Light airs and variable.—Arrived the Perseverance, Mortises, from Danis's. Sancti the Chance, Wheadey, for Antwerp. Partners, Joss io.—Wind IL—Off port the Beldam, Vie, from St. Thomas's; Elisabeth, Cody, from Baltimore. Faumeen, Joss 10.—Wind variable.—Balled the Pieter packet, for Jamaica. Panicles, Join 10.—The Draper, Sheppard, treat Haws to Unvisited, ha. put back so leaky that it is supposed dm most dl.- chirp. limit mum, Jen 100—Arrived as Three Sisters, from Barba. does ; blembester, Sketchily, frost New York. Vassals Brow wrni.—The Henry, Take, frost Liverpool to Baltimore, on the S4th April, by the SI•LeilL, which arrived at lakiatore oa the 51141 May. The Vansittart, frost Landes to China, on the lith althao, is Lt. 44. leag.l3. The Lady Kassala, from Sierra Leese, an the 4th ultimo, la lat./11. long. 14. TM Crows Prince, fr om the Clyde to Charlene., ea the Mk, Islas. SS. long. Si. Dispatches were brought to the CAonial Offiee on Wednesday night, by the Messenger Comm. from the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands, dated Corfu, the 30th of May. These dispatches, which arrived in the short time of ten days, announce that General Comae., had restyled the command of the Great army, and bad gone to Bain to colder with the President of Greece en the appointment of the President's brother, Amman ilevau, which had already given offence to Prince Trattairrt.• Dispatches were yesterday received at the. Fuceign Olke from our Resident at Reins, Mr. Dawains, dated. Op tad. May, ennoundng the capitulation of the prrimas of liffesolonghl and Anatelico, and the surrender of Lepanto, to the Greed. Dis patches wire also seceived from Mi. Booassauer. our Chau d'Af. hares at Madrid, dated on the Ist Jane; and from Lori "Ain: Rovusar, at Paris. ; The hay hatvett has co•nmeneed in this neighbour- I heed, but In some places it is scarcely worth cutting. owiqg 14 the continued drought.' The price has consequeutly risen hoot ffs.lo4. to 41. ed. per mei The wheat promises well, hot the batiii and oats win. we tear, prove a scaatvcrop. The some cause bar dew great injury is the fruit; the strawberries are, partially. very generally dried up. In short, the complaint for want of rain in this district is anivenale—Plyosesell Annual. 1 It is said that, since certain sprigs of fashion have ' taken to wearing cheek shirts, the custom has been adopted for the sake of economy by many more, to the great detriment of their Tuesday night at Mr. Brooks, of Chart, met with a sesame aecident by walling Into a cooler of scalding beer, .bid bad been placed in a situation unknown to bin. He immediately jammed eat. and threw himself into in adjacent peed. The intensity of bis staring sawed lam to faint away, sad although every montane, was speedily rendered, be still remains in a damp. roue state.--Maiotstme Tuesday 1451 a tall. .tout person, dressed in a dark froot.cest. black velvet wahttwat, and dark mown, entered the mike-room of the Qeeen's Arens, Newiate-atreet. and is the stousentary absence et the waiter, decamped, taking with hits a table Tuesday morning as some workmen weie raising a large block of stone, at the New Victualling OfSce, Cr.. m , l Point, Devonport, the chain of the crane gave way, and the stone fell up.ln one of them, named Maurice Frazer, who was, in consequence, so severely injured, that be died almost immediately. Some day last week a sparrow of the purest white, without a single spot of any other colour, was knocked down by means of a stone at Ischbroont. One or two others, also of an entirely white complexion, are still to be seen flying about the same'plaee, and associating With those of the ordiaaiy kind.;—Elgin Comfier. COURT CIRCULAR. • • The Duke of CilseasatAin v:sited the Kiwi 'ester. daf et kb Palace in &. 'Mes's. • 1.• • The Duke of Cussaaat..ian honoured the Earl of V& 101047? II with his onopany to diner on Wedeeday at his red. derive in Sc. Jaawes•sioare. There was a select party to tweet h Royal Hishoess. - Viscount ITABATA WA. the Brazilian Minister. had a eeofereswe with the Rant of Amman yesterday, at the Mee et the Seoretery State fey Foreign Affairs. The Noble Mee after wards visited the Doke at %Usualness at the Treasory. • Sir CuAILuI Bustast.t. gave a 'rand dinner party. Wedoesday at his resideoce let Teases. The Right Hon. A ueurrus FoasTsa, our A nsbaoador to the Court of Turin, left town on Wednesday, in company with his Lady, ter Pans, no ids return to his limb:may at Turin. • • BRIGHTON, Jima 10. The Count...CW*lloT is its the departure list.—Lord O'Hara. has rammed to Pease's *mad Sea Rosso Hotel. at Worthing. Can:cm—Monday the grand return match, Brighton J: The Arvada Cloth commenced on our Royal Ground. and terminated last sight. In the first innings brighten gained 17 runs. Arundel M. The second innings a the former reached to Si. that of the latter to only 90. The play altogether was beautiful—it was a high treat to the amateurs. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE... ARRIVAL& The Dowager MarCOODIN a Londonderry. at ber seat, Rader. wood Lodge. Hants. frees Otristeburch ; Lady H. Harvey. in Donut-place, Poetssas.egoare. from the Centintot ; Mr. and airs. Almon Hill, In Patb.s sarr, from the Costiont ; the M. Dr. Ward, Mrs. Ward, mi family. in Regent-street, front their seat la Norfolk; Sir Williams sad Lady Mawr and family. at Menus's Howl. Berkelopequare, from their seat In Yorkshire; Sir Wary sad Lady Fluthethort, frogs their seat, Tesslngton. mese Ash bonnie. Derbyshire ; Mr: and Mrs. Grme Newton. at Taikees .Hotel (late Milky.). Jermysstrest, treat their seat in canslogidis. shire ; J. Poster and the Hon. Mrs. Coate, from thole Nat. Mod ley Masse, Newcastle, Staffordshire; Mr. sad Mrs. kola Owen, at Crawley's Hotel (late Cook's), Albewiarisetreet, how their seat in Shropshire; Mrs. Moriecasst her bossy to Gonneraboty park, from Kest; Willtast Woodhouse. Req. Mrs. Waldbaum.. .id Miss Harvey. at Marshal Tboinpsois Hotel, Cseesdhlsolinero ; the Mbses Wilbraham at ditto; the Rev. R IL Tostliebl. at ditto the Rev. Jobs Humphrey at ditto; the Hos Wham Manley &regard at ditto. D PA )(TURES. Itul sod Countess Spotter, for disk lest, Westfield Haw. Hyde. hitt at Weed; Viscountess Middleton, far her may Pepper Harrow Surrey ; Wilbraham Byrom rag. KP. Mra. Berme and farally. for tilde sou Tattoo Park. Cheshire; Commas l)e Grey, for her seat M Surrey; the Use. Archdeacon Prosser. Mrs. Prosser, and family. for their east, Belmont Home. Herefordshire; Lord and Lady Macdonald and family, front Crawley's Hotel (late Cook's). for their mat M Yorkshire; Captain GeorgeWiimo and Mrs. Wiles., front Marshal Thoolpsoo's Hotel; Moms flare Monism, Est} from ditto. ST. JAMES'S PARK. For some time past boards have been placed in dif ferent parts of St. James's Park, desiring the public not to walk on the glass, and persons have been continually annoyed by the Gate Keepers, calling to them to kerp on the gravel walks, which are kept in such intoleiably bad order that .it is quite painful to walk upon them from the warn of the roller, although a person has contracted to keep the Park in proper order, for the' public convenience. The boards, above alluded to, and the orders gives to the Park Keepers, never emanated from the Commissioners of Woods and Forests, and on their being informed of the circumstaoce, the boatels were immediately ordered to be pulled down, and the public allowed to walk either on the grass or the foot paths. The walks at present are only about ten feet wide, with the exception of the grand walk from Storey's gate to the Palace, which is t a vary feet, and it is in contensplatien to widen all the walks, and snake them twenty feet, the present walks being con►idered too narrow. One of the beautiful swans in .the Park batched a brood of five cygnets, on the small island opposite the new Palace; and 'now adorn the piece of water in the Park, and attract numerous admirers.— Several mire benches are shoat to be placed round the trees in the Peek, for the accommodation of the public. in addition to those already erected. • CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE, OXFORD, JONI 10. This day being the Int day et Act Term, the tellowiag Stacie. mem were respectively emninate4 I. Ceevesaties us be Masters et the Scheele ter the year gess* s The Rev. John Ouiey. M.A. late Pam et Oriel The Rev. George Moberly, ILA. Fellow et &MM. The Rev. Robert Eden, M.A. Scheiar et In the mese Cesvocaties Hasty Edwards, ?at it Trinity Hall, Cambridge was admitted ad euswinsh In a Congrega tion Wiles dm same day the tellevrieg Degrees were tautened s 11ACIIILOS Or CITIk LAW. Milan Henry find* Queen's College. aalltalle w MM. Jahn Johann. Bramourae, Grand Compounder ' Rev. John Thomas Myriam, &. Mary Hall NaManiel Pomfret Ikea% St. Mary Hall Rev. Ilepthaus Belles, ami the Rev. G. Wylie, Queen's Rev. Richard L►wia, Magdalen Hall Rev. Alfred Browne, Christ Church Rev. William Jean, Christ Church Rev. John Kamm, Christ Church Rev. Thomas Bevan Gwyn, Jesse Rev. Julio i 'rice, Jam Rev. Jobu Wynne Jones, Jane Rev. Jobs Coortessay Campbell, University Rev. Joseph Frederick Hone, University Rev. John West, Worcester William Bianco& Bricknell, Worcester lldnsund Barker Ray. Bresensesie Charles Whitworth IVA Drammen Rev. Christopher Reed, Rester Clarks David Dedham, Pembroke Rev. Hugh Maltby Spence, Lincoln Rev. Richard Wkitelock, Lime& • Rev. Getup Lea, and John Lane Lemeni, Wading Rev. Arther Neste, Trinity Waiter Joke Thomas, Orkh . . . 1/4411111011111 Of any. Charles Thomas Drumm, Bald, and Wiliam Mikes, Pem broke. Grand Compounden William Hatton, &chard Haas,. Henry Thomas Streetwi. Mark Iltwaharn, Henry Sweet*. John Tordille, and Wm. Luck Queen's Frederick Reyrou, St. Idervaed's Hall Arthur Thomas Corte, AU soils 'R Barran and C. T. Cary, Magdales Hall John Roberts c William Davies Phillips, Evan Wipiaaa., sod Thomas Davies, Jesus Henry Horn, Gerard Edward &ski. John Pim Sc. John Edward Entrazd Rieneowe, George Keweard, Oakwood Lump Alessida Stewart. Sc. Alban Hall Charles Otway Maras, Samuel Charles James Beaman, Stu dents et Christ Church Hos. Althea, J. Raley Caper. Wm. Moue, Christ Church Edmond Lility, Worcester George Jambes gauntly, Gauge James Gorald, Liewsks Chu. rd T. AIM% Richard R. embroke Socha% Hoary Monhead. Muter Richa Smarr, P Edward Meade, WaShm James Xing likakMesa, The Marquis of ST A 710111) ' entertained a disci*. riddled party to dieser yesterday. at hh hove in Cievehakethre. Earl DUDLIT eatertiined a distinguithed party to dimmer yesterday. Earl Gamow* had a grand dinner party yester day, at his MOM Ma Upper Greeveeer.etreet. Io the remise her Ladyship bad a briefest assemblage tat the hew tos. The Earl of FALMOUTH gave a grand dinner oa Wedaesday. at his house la St. James' stare. to the Dole et Cemsestoos sod a oeseber of dittlappastes. The C,otsefess of Erna had a grand card party yes ' terday evade,. at her Isom la Hillpstreet. ThEHotutdrs, , Pasnaut had a grand dinner patty yesterday, at her Moe le Geolesslitylact. MERCHANT. TAILORSICOMPA ' A splendid entertainment: was given yesterday by this opulent and 'patriotic Company. The festival an annual one, -upon the Interesting occasion . of the election of Schorr* from Merchant Tailors' Schaal, to fill up the vacanNes which have talge-i place during the year in the fellowships rind ezhiboirbos w i t h which the School is endowed at the t*o Universities. The present year is an unusually rich one. ieven vacancies having occurred at st. JOhn's College, .Oriord ; and Pembroke Hall, Cambridge. The pro9leslings at the School in the morning were of the mu t p a . tifying characters, The eight head boys (tifoniters) recit.d each an original declamation, er a copy o f vases, in Greek, 'Latin, or English ; and afterwards glad a considerablenumber of Latin and English epigram s , contributed, as we understood, by the boys of the sixth form. The composition of these various eserciire as well as the manner of their delivery, were such a. ak a very high honour upon the yo , itt.ful students, apps their instructors, and upon the eicedent inundation t o which they owe their acquirements and their prospe c t s. At seven edrock a sumposous banquet was served In it, HA Among the distinguished member. or ibe Company and tiwirgo ssts we noticed— The Duke of Walleyes. the Marquis Camden. the Lel e t Skies. the Karl De la W.rr. the Bishop of Landes, the 11 4 1,... 4 L.sdaff. Lord Tenterden.Lurd Rueumbe. Lord Aeltk7, H r , C m. ['Sy Peel, Sir John Michell, Mr. Justice Park. Mr. holm Gaul s , Sir H. Hardinge, Mr. Remiss. Courteuiy, Ad m i ra l p . . Seredard,Sir C. Weikeroll, Sir. 0. llorgee, Sir C. Flow e r Wm. Waist, Lg. M.P. J. Caps% Req. M.P. Samoa Drew, R 4. G w effuse. and J. H. Palmer. Req. Deputy Governor of the Sank ; Wm. Ascii. Req. Depuly Chairmen 'Jibe Most ledia Campo.), the Rev. Dr. Winter President, aed the twe Naar Fellow( uf St. Jam% Calage, o;ford. At the concluaion tits lhotqww. Ness Aldit w as a 4,„ lnhii twos by Messrs Vituonao. !Host. FiTZWILLWIL, havoc+, In matt. sad LW. Mr. STYAS, jun. (the MAHN), then Mgt ■ad said that the duty would devolve upon him of proposing to th e company a great many toasts, and he took thi► milieu , opportuaity of claiming their indulgence. On the 4r4 toast he should propose he felt hod ever that it was is. necessary for him to sayone word in thr way of moos mendation. It was a toast which would at once tome home to the feelings of every man who bend him. H e would give.— " Church and Kin." TM town was dunk with load applause. and (allowed by to National Milhous. Other illasmary team having bees drank. The MASTZK said the sleet Via.% be should hare the bonour to popes, was the health of his Grace the Doke of Wellington. He had to inform the company, and he did so with unfeigned regret. that in consequence of having received a command from his Msjesty,the Noble Dabs would be ',bilged to leave them at a very early hoer. He telt that it was impossible for him to say any thing that could add to the enthusiasm with which he saw they sere prepared to do honour to this toast, but be could not refrain from observing, that the splendid military services of the Noble Duke having fully ea. tided him to sh down (or the remainder or his lite is ease and tranquillity, under the shadow of his laurels, instead of doing so, when he found that he could stiU reader service to the State in a civil capacity, he do spiced tranquillity and ease, and nobly devoted himseif toi,dreaatiooal welfare. He felt that be was. presager al% po extravagant panegyri c spos,die Noble Duke whim he said that neither in the peewit day; nor in past ages, bad any Min rendered services so impihutet sad wallets to his country. The toast was.then drank with 'hrud acclamations. The Duke. of Watunoton—rltis „proportion ,to di sadifaction I have always felt to halve,had it. is my power to attend to the invitations with *bleb jot hoe honoured me hoes time to tiose.is . the putt which le* evidence in being obliged to absent myself at screen an boar, in obedience to his Majesty's commiad...l have never come among you since the first memo when you did me the homer to admit me as: a Member of your Corporation, without admiring the wirer sag beweveasst application of the funds at your disposal. 1 semi bet be sensible to the approbation of secb a Ilesisty, and I beg to return you my thanks for the tee downy you have given me of it this evening. • !bag- 0 The Mosimest sad Sr. Pod's," Mr. Pnewomasit Derive the progress of which the Duke of Weliloguo and Mr. &weary Peel withdrew. The Mama then prreed the Health of the Masses ad Iliaadsers el the &hook which was &sok with great annum The Rev. J. W. BILLLAUT begged to return !Deer fin* cure and grateful acknowledgments. They weie aware that they possessed great power—the power of * in deg ot benefiting society DO common degree. Thandffil had a large demand upon them, and they would very it adequately discharge their duty if they confined their forts to the communication of classical literature to the youth under their care. They .were under obligation deeper than this—to instil moral principle, to cultivate ii the minds of youth an ardeetattachnsent to theiost hatless of their country, to prepare them to fill, with began to themselves and advantage to society, the vadats bra* dons to which they miglot be called, by impressing upon their yoatliful minds awroper sense of moral Ind - la ' eons duty—these were obligetions of a still higher order. It was wondeiful that there shoeld be asen who thought the latter description of education uninspartaits He was convinced that without this all other education must be useless or pernicious. It was a high giatifici.;. don to . tban to be told in the presence of each *Lesson. Wy that their efforts bad been successful. . This appro. dation was, he must not say, their sole mode*, bat it was a noble reward and:triSolfsilul, Kinsale/. 1.9.11. 1 eir exertions. • Glee-- 4 'The bees of &. Michael's Tower." The Mama Moe pee. 4 Sr. John's College. Oxford, sod tit health el tit Rev. Dr. Wyster, she Ptea kait. sad the itiv. Mews Woodpte sod Bell, the two gamier &lbws." • The Rev. Dr. Weevil" reamed theatre. • The Manna them proposed. is a meat speech. the 4. Health the Marquis of Camden," whom be highly compkisseted Set * noble sacrifice he bad Riede of private interest is the public wsMw intro* with leech whew). . llatoplie et Cambay returned dwells. • • The MASTiII felt great difficulty. in prisposieg the eat toast which be had . to offer to their notice; tee i! the first place be knew that it could require no/now inebdation from him; and in the second place be AO do great injustice and violence to his own feelint d k J did not say something. There could not be a woo gratifying' spectacle than to see a truly great easaohlr a long and distinguished career in the public MOW retired in the decline of lite. and enjoying the gerd elation of every man in the country. He would 01 0 mere than this. leaving their own minds to supply the deficiency. He begged to propose—__ " Th e Heal th at the lei of Eklea."—(Druak wity bursa' dosed sad soluselastie sockmadom). The Earl of Rtnon.—lt is difficult for toss to know bow to express myself after the very hoseerable ter~' tier in which I have been noticed by the respected Mar ter and by this company. I feel it to be a cosseted/a to ale, at the advanced period of life to which I hew arrived, to know that there are young met now to nee Useversittes who will be told of the honours put sae who was once, like themselves, a humble gothic St ate of those seats of learning. Nothing is WON - aced to stimulate then- exertions than to• kno it w that from the station they now occupied the road • • I • I , - . I ...i 1 1 c iE I • . . p "Ti 11 i 8 II tl to tl .0 • vo • 'hi 1.1 114 • hi N ~ ba go 9 11 tb he N 1 ka Ys au ins abc Ha aPE sou