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This day w- -e publiawii, in iLrerellvi.lroloonso, - * MP 4PNWINWAIN ••• riitrifMtt ed * • Nefil• , • bg, the edtvie ha b0ir . 4„ ... _ - (let - success erleicle bed TI IR A YRILROY AL, DRURY-LAN R. TIIHIS EVENING, MONDAY, May S. his .IL Majesty's &mom will performs Ilse Trogely of BENEVOLENT SO('IETY nr Sl'. L.PA TRICK, May the 6th, 1620.—As it has firequeatly melee, from the hurry of the Veiniest, that MleOPeree in tended for the Treasurer have ant always reaelse4 his hands, this intimations is given, that, with a view to corrector's, the Lid of the present year's Cosorihril will rot he poly bailed before Thursday next, the 11th instant. KING LEAR. Cog Lear, M►. Kean; Duke of Burgusdr, Mr. Tkonip. am; Doke of Cornwall, Mr. Feeley; Doke of Albany, Mr. Barnard ; Earl of Wester, Mr. Holland ; Earl of Erns, Mr. lime; Edgar, Mr. Rae; Edmund, Mr. Hamblin. G000ril„ Dirs. Closer; Regan, Mrs. Egerton ; Cordelia, Mrs. W. West. 1.11 0 TIC it is her, of ventraritag Ms um of Ike Arrif, J. C. MICIIELI., Serreiory, Is, gerve.sqesare, Illoonnbtsry. To his Pillajssies Lad arJ Barracks, is the Ishride Alderney, Cum I berlard, Jersey, To which will Madded, 18lb lime, a Broad Farcical Panto- GFNUINE WINES. WCOA roil CO re.pecifolly inform • their nwrtrr.n• Friled., the Netaility, and Pnhlir. Obits he•i.lea their Kr,e,ral STOCK of WINES and SPIRI Notice Rare on sale the nutoirr.mealiwarel Gentle, which linty are rnahlrd strongly to recommend at lbe fol. lowing lOW Mite. iliiiated Porl Soft old Sherry 4l mintiest Diana, hi iwu arts. emitted SHAKSI'EAKE rIiNSUS HARLEQUIN. Harlequin. Mr. Harley; Corporal Bounce, Mr. Cowell; • Elaseimiade, Mr. Galin.; Jue Snip, Mr. Mundirn ; Abraham, Mr. Knight; /jingo •, Mr. Ozberry ; Forge. Mr. Rowell; Taffy, Mr. Hughes; Mercury, Mr. T. Cooke; First Justice, Mr. Butler. Mrs. Snip. Mrs. Marlowe; Dully &tip, Madame Twirls; Sukey Chitteilig, Miss Peavey. The Doors will be apeeF4l at Half-past Shit seasick; As Terfonnsore will comm.-nee precisely at Smien. &Ake* Strom , Price 3s. 641—Pit Ss. 6.1.; Sermol Price Sta.—Lower Gallery Ts.; Second Price Is.—Upper Gal lery is.; Seeon.l Price 6J. The Box Office will be open from Eleven lilt Five o'Clock ...Places to be talon of Mr. Rodwell. Box flotik.kceper. To-morrow. King Lear, with Ella Roseoberg. And ►ING LEAR every Evening until farther Notice. To his Msjesiy's Lend owl ikrllllCill, it II A ldersey, I f I - - Fears; pglialhonatiltailo. ditto. .. Df Gra N let 011 heottlyviClvel 3 75 Very choice Itairterue, 1806 vintage B4 Superior cape Maßrilras t4 26 Curious and ftne.ti wowed red C.pe 16 Finest old Cognac B. andy. 24,. per gallon; Ohl Jaissaira Runt, 14.. 6d ; large mucks of Cape ti'ines on the lowest terms, by the pipe. hogshead, ur half hogshead ; Cliampaigue, Burgundy, rind He. mitege, of first growths. Moths and Hampers, 4s. per dosen.—lS, Ad:rot-street, Aldelptii, Lira. due. To big liajeoteo the 1 Olosesster, That the Deliveries are tes commessee on and for the 23th day of Jaw Oral : that Proposals, in writing, sealed up and marked, " Tinier for Army Supplies," will be revived at this Office, on sir before Tuesday the 30th day of May neat (but noise will be I-revised afire Twelve o'Clock ou that day), sail, if setts by Post, the Postage must be paid. Proposals must he made separately fur cloth County sad Mead, except for the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of which mum he included in true Tessin, as also most she supply of Mem in the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney; aod each Peoposal must have the Letter which is d to the Tender properly filled sip, by two Persons of known property engaging to become hound with the Party tendering it the amount staled in the rinsed Particulars fur the due performance of this Coutrael ; sad no Proposal will be noticed sinless made on a printed Tender, and the Pikes expressed in iriods•t Imola; and should it so hopper that during the consiusance of she Contract no Troops should be suppled by virtue lathe same, the amount of she Stamps ow the Contract sad Bond, paid its the first instance by the Contractor, shall be refunded to him. Particulars of the Coatracis may be hail spoil application at these Chambers, betweris the floors of Ter and Folio, and of the Ba k Masters is the Islands iriisTotticAL nocu VENTS trod RE. FLECTIONS gib :be GOVERNMENT .1 HOL LAND. _ _ ant . 4 1 1 .• ertglL 44 hoccest tq St. Patrice* lostitution," .orep Oro drunk with ippdchrers. By LOWS DONAPARTE, En-ICiasst Holland. " Do what )oli ought, happeo what may." ••• This work is traitstated from the origionl maanseript ropy, whirls was transmitted to this csaisstry fur publication by the Author, and is &roiled i• the beads of the Pub. ',Arcs, where it nail be sees. Exclusive of the History of Holland, both public sod secret, during the imputes' period of the reign of Louis, these Mt main contain noose wiriest Letters of Nspolerm, and many curious anecdotes of him and the various branches uf his focally, sad of different politic characters of other nations connected with the circusaMmiccs of the eventful times to which the History relates. The mine work may be hail in French, printed verbalism from the orixinal MSS. is 3 vols. price 11. IS.. A very few copies have been struck off on royal pm. per, price 31.3.. Loudon: Printed for Lacking's*, H•gbes, Harding, ;Savor, and Jones, Fiusbitry-square. L The children were nest ushered is end• posers, in review before the Chairman, and from thence round the room, the baud playing " ail. Pairieles Day in she Mirsieg." The *pyramid' if children was, without one exception, that a broils. cleanliness, sad a• effect in their looks rod assawers indicating moral improvement end pious instruc tion. The procession was closed by a number of youths, male and female, who had hers appren ticed from the schools, whoa. appearance and de meanour, as they approached the character at ele gance, gave the fullest confirmation to the genera happy effects, canoed nut only on the manners. but the condition and circumstances of the indigent classes to whose relief the Institution is tio far devoted. We had Dearly forgotten to mention the clam of orphans, consisting of a few guts, who are altogether maintained and educated by the Sin clay, who displayed suclievident symptoms of the most respectable moral (raising. that, contrasted to the mind with the low and dangerous condition in which infantine misfortune had left them, gate an impression of mingled pleasate and mournful ness not easy to describe. This gratifying specta cle luring closed, and • humorous song sung by Mr. Webb-- TNI•: A TUR-110YA L, COI' ENT•GA RD SN. MIMS EVENING. MONDAY, M9y 8. will 1 be stied, Ittb lime, • sew IM•aieal Ruusauee,called HENRI QUATRE; Or, PARIS IN TIIE OLDEN TIME. ItICII SILKS at little snore than half prier. consrquence of the very great depres of trade, the fothiwing Articles have been bought for cash at little more than hslf their value, and are now selling at the very small advance of la. in the potted upon ihe cost price : Rich striped and checker! Sarsetria, Js. 9d. to 3s. 3d. per yard, non .11 price 3s 63. In 4.. fld ; good Silk D rrr srr extra length, ISt. 6J. each; Italian Ganges, the finest made, 2s. 6J. per yard ; rich White Satins, 3s. Y.I. worth ss. ; beautiful While Damask Scarfs, 12s. 641. tacit; alau Dd. rapes, Gros de Naples, Parts cords, Levantine'', new ?red Sarsnets and Satios, Drienaok Sprigged Gauze., Poplins, Lustre*, and every stew and fasitionalrle Article in Silk M • that is made, e q ually cheap. A. SHEARS, Bedford House, Nu. 11, Henrietta street, Covent.Gardeu. Henri, Mr. Maercaily ; Sully, Mr. Ecertino ; General VAN flout. %tr. Fawcett ; Eugene de 'Brun, Mr. C. Kembte ; Fre derick Si Lron, Mr. Al butt ; O'lloosiel, Mr. J. Johnstone (who is engaged at Il e s ThrOne); Mousi.che, Mr. Emery; Gervais. Mr. Doritaci ; Joerhow, Mr. Liston; Pitsreau. Mr. norrore St Leon, Miss Stephens; Ciotti& de Birun, 11114 Brunton ; Louisan, Miaa M. Tree. After which, the Melodrama of 'IDE MILLER AND WS MEN. Grinducc (the Miller), Mr. Farky; Count Frederick Fri. hem Mr Connor; Karl, Mr. filauchard; Lotbair, Mr. Ab. hull; Kilmer, Mr. Chapman. Claudine, Miss Foote; Lau ren, Mr•. Cirri; Ravine, M►s. Faurit. Ilse Doors will he opened at Helf.past Six o'Clock, and the flay begin at Seven. A Private Pox may he hid fir the season, or oirbtly, al Mr. Idrandon, at the Box office. Tomorrow (by Special Desire), Henri Quake, with she new P 111111.11111111! . No Paurroso cot —Am imm►nmr stork of the moot ouperh Indio Imifinion Scarfs mud Sfiawl. r frum Two to Tweuty floineno emir. P.S.—Samples of the Mead snd Meal may be seta al this Of/Ice between the Flours of Twelve and Two. This day were published, handsomely rusted in 1 vols. SW p,ice ISs. in boards, THE ORATIONS OF MARCUSTULLIUS CICF.RO, translated into English; with Notes HU- Wheel and Cruses!. . ACIDULATED ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY. LIFE DEPARTMENT. By WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Eaq. London: Printed fur Lackingion, Hughes, and Co.; F. C. and J. Rivingion; J. Cut hell ; J. ■xd W. T. Clarke; Long loan sad Co.; Cadell and Davies; Baldwin and Cu.; Dar. too and Co.; G. and W. B. Whittaker; J. Nuns; J. Asperse ; J. Booker ; E. Jeffery and Son; .1. and A. Arch ; I. Richard sus; J. Richardson; T. Hamilton ; Ogle sad Co.; Bohn ; E. Edwards; R. &holey ; Alexander Black; T. aad J. All man; and J. Matkie. or whom may be had, uniformly priatird, CICERO'S ESSAYS on OIL) AGE ■nd FRIENDSHIP, translated by Wm. Helmuth, Esq. Bv.. Vs. '1 IERSONS mvurrtt to. the whole trrm or Lire, 'wilt have as adilitioa made to their Polities every seventh year, on the principle so hewelleially profit/ad fill lately at the Equitable Assarsome Office; et the amount aim cot may be applied is reflatettua of (hefillgirparasale of Praosism. Policies may also be Mirecied fur the i Life, 011 a OM peculiar 11 this Mier, whereby am is pa)able for a fixed eassber of years only. MR. MATHEWS AT HOME. writs EVENING. MONDAY, May s, .11 and on Aloodays, Thursdays, sad Saturdays, till the end of May. AT THE THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAN When he will have the honorr of inirodi;eing his Friends to his COUNTRY COUSINS: &lees, Private Boxes, ■ud Tickets, to be bid of Mr. Stesensuii, from Ten sill Fuer, it She Slued Entrance, awl ai Fearessit's Library, 170, Bend-Wee,. SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. rilui Is EVENING, MONDAY, May 8, never ,A'. acted, as ly New Agra-Melo-dramatic Sketch, called DONALD MICLEAN, THE HIGHLAND ROBItER. In which will be represented the REAL WATFR 14 - I:NI , NY peculiar to this Theatre, and the wouilefliiil of the Dog Bruiu ; preceded by She unpiece ,:iiii..diy popular New MeloArawee of fill•; MAN OF THE BLACK FOREST. Sceuery, :Rust; Dresser, slid Decorations. Tbe oilier eiitertainineula will consist of a new comic Ballet called, LOVER'S ARTIFICE; And Comic Songs by NI r. Stebbing, and Mr ' . Knight, from the Olympic Theatre, his first appearance here. To-morrow Everting a New Farce. Mori open at Flalf-past Five, bright at Half-pad Six Pl ur.. kept till Seven. Plana for the floxea may he taken of Mr. Shirk, at the of the Theatre, every day from 'Fen till Four •'Clocl•. Boxes 4s.—Pil im.—Gallery L. TO HE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY NR. SAUNDERS, _ At his Great Room, No. 39, F:eet-strert thy Order of the Larrutiors). THIS DAY, MONDAY , May 8 and Fore I:4lr.past Twelve °Thick precisely, TM.: LIBRARY of Thomas limes Esq. Isle of Manchester, deceased: containing many rue and curious Works on Bihhography, Poetry, Hays, Alayesey ; Fliers* or B o oks .4 Wit, Drollery, and Im4ei too History, Antiquities, Typography, Dictionaries, and owellatsiet; a fine Amwmolsge of Aldine, Variorum, soul Raskerville's Classics, many in Morocco, Russia, sad Calf and in good preset ration. To he viewed on the mornings of Sale; and Catalogues lo!, pi ice Is. each. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, BY MR. EVANS, At his House, No. 96, Pall Mall, ou THURSDAY NEXT, May 11, 9111 - 1 E rhoier., vat udlile, and iplendid LI BRA ItY 1. or a highly distiognisbed Mastro" of Fashion, in cloalioc Tableau de Is Revolution Freest-Rise, 3 vuls. plates, russia ; Campers,s de lionaperte en Italic, Ike copy pre sented by Bonaparte to Moral; CEurres de Ito u u, 18 Cots. lame paper, pictifs before die letters, morocco • En t yelopsedie Bralaithsca, 20 v o le. rui.oa ; Stalin's l'hessrs, 2 volc spleodidly bound in erten morocco; Sliekspeare, by Johnson and /Bewares, 15 Cols. green morocco; Slirpc's British Classics, 21 vol, large parr, rnssia; Ilisluire ile 1:$1 816 s, 4 volq. proofs berom. list Iriteroi BulToo, [fistulae N.itorelle, 127 vols. kr. hr. TO 8E SOLD BY Al9 - 114JN, BY MB. BYIPLii, Willkout Res. svr, At the flunk Criffee.ltonae, (seine the Peak. TOMORROW 1 ileAday), May 9, sail WEDNESDAY, May 10, L I BRA RY o f BOOKS, PRINTS. MAPS. 4 - 11.. PAPr of fine PISTOL% Ste. the properly of a %ler hantomiung which will be (mood the Laxemboorg Gallery, el I.ll'r Roberts, finely en:raved, Sturm). I. Inn, Slatiland'is London, Loudon Lameoiatiosia, London and its Environs, I Rontraoroa's Aotigoilir. , Piranesi'a Antiquiiies of Rome, kermet's Histo,y of Enelastd, Burnett'. Reformation, Ue .criphon of England, Leland, owl Seutlatid, B. L. One,- saintdoey, Du Hold?* China, (nieces de Billion, Ell.i.bur g b Review, Mimi. RCN arches, Peloveria of Eng- Fon.l. black littler, &bloodier.' Spenceriana; •lau a large , olleetton of Diyiuit y, Ste &r. . , 11 . e "hole may be viewed this day, Monday, May 9, and sialegoes had of theAurionseer.at hia (Mice. Amen-corner. Piteransier.row ; Mr. Putter, Booksethr, Pall.osaili and at the Plan of Sale. rrIHIC decided Prefrrencit this NEW SAUCE biro experienced during the.sbmt period it Imo been 'afore the Pul,lir, baviiig toccanititsed wear spiirtuus lotted quids. E. LAZI:NEY cud SON respectfully jaunts the 1140tailikp and Geutry, the ()riprinal Article is prepared utile it their Warehouse, No. 6, Edwaril-steeet, Loudon, end a, Perham. ist•strert, Dublin. The Label uu cads Dottie *Hoed " itlizabeth I.sseohy," 14. B.—Fiuum i:d peculiar Properstion the Acid Anchovy Verse will he Counii very delicious with sleeks, h.sslies, dur. as well as all kiwir of jib, and claim s decided preferentie fur exportation ; ir warreused to keep in airy Chaste, sud dues nut Illre.r•lield 'kill opened. BISH re,riiinir. his hest Friends IL • his Public, that the next Day of Drawing will be the IStli of this Month (1140, un wbi, b .1 ly Two Prises of 10,0001. Casemate must he drawn, cull Ten uglier Canit•ls may be expected. 5,00.1 Ticket. have already been drawn. The present being n Stock Lottery, T DISH bets to roll the attention of his Friends to the unparalleled Swale of Ass (*Sees in preceding Stuck Lotteries, ask@ awed sled sold No. £5O 000 ronvois. 1&04I I.nat C50,i1110 C, osulr. 9. " ! , F irst ziii,noo 3,123 Fir,,t £10.00.) Consols. 8.167 Firal //20,000 Coneuls. And in Money Leittertra In. iii;ctss ha. liven equally great, havoic ali iced sod sold Twi Ice Pt i sea of 30,000 f , smite. &c. and in the very lost Lottery, he sold so Share*, No 2,807, a Prise of Twenty Thousand Puutiola Money ! besides minor Capitals. Warranted 'indrawn 'Tickets and Shares are polling at SISH's Offices, 4, Combat, and 9, Charing-cruse, London, and by hill Agents in the Country. The Prices of Stoeks air offivol, hour►y, ligainat Office, in Corolla!, by which the Public eau ice the fluc tuations. ••• Seventy-eight Capit.ls are still in the Wheel. THURSDAY, 18th MAY, Is the Second Day of Drawing —The Wheel contain• FOUR l'..twe of £30,000. Two or gio,coo, and Seventy-Iwo other Caritas. niAZ ARD mid CO. the CONTRACTORS. beg to acquaint the Public, that, allisongh 0,000 Tickets wrre &rano the First Dry, the Wheel still contains t►e following Grain! List of Priers, vie.- 4 of £30,000 Consols .... El l lO,llOO 2 4 4 10 10 14 200 Money 30 Beside% the proportion of 11101 501. and ill. Prime. Th. Two First Pnzrr 1114 the isib of May. will recite Itt,ooo/. Consuls earh. Worrantf I Undo au 'tickt ts and Shares life 11* Silk at tbor old.entablewhisl and Imitative 011iees of II AZA D end Cwt. the Contractors, an,al Larbangelgate ; 26, Cueohill; and 324, Oxford Orval, corner rd Swallow-street, London; who aharrd and toad, in the last Lottery Contract, 7,310 and 4,8;6. go,ooof. each, and in a etarot Luitary A 1.1. the Pi ia‘a of 00,001)f. !!! HAZARD and CO. slaurd and sold FIVE td illo Cr pile! Prises doom the I • at 1.1,y, 27th April. CORDIAL PAI.II OF GILEAD. THIS Mello:tor has Input11..C•.111 , 110 , 11V Ni ctsifYl with yOUng prOpie, who hare the appearance sail sir of old age ; who are le, dr. urinate, to lioralwrl, stupid, and eves imbrile ; who have an otter ilishiste for every Mime. or see totally itirsparoatril. The virtue's sof tart Cor.lial Balm of Gilead are daily drirtion•lratril in trash caiiisg the worst soil most daticuroies symptoms of nervous drbitity ; nothing loss !rostra so much to eslablioh the fame of this tordiciee as its certain success in rum !dahlia which strike their roots an derp iu the coustilution, am/ are so fatal to the happiness ut manic liol 501.1 by Lrigb. IS. Strand; it4Clll., 150. thritlllAtreti; Butler. Cheap'',le; Tots, Eire ; and War'', llothorn Pr i er I 1.. ...iris, or four or true Family tur Ile. by which nor I Is. built, is surril, with tor words " Sam'. siilorouo, Lirrrpotil." entrarrd un the St•mp edicts horde is wrapped a cop' bill of directions, containing select illostratioum of std DOG M EDICIN ES. BLAINE'S E It!IN ES fur l lie MS TEmpr't . uml tho.r (or mod of the IMSF.A.: of DOGS, routiretre to be prriroerl 'obi by the Pro prietor, W. YO1!A I (late Maisie anti Yoonti), V..terits.oy Surgeon, 3, Naqtata-stseri, 316.1riletex lioNll4l —Tory are oho. .0111 by Rower and Soso, 4, Ohl Itroml-ttreet Cu rley and 8 " 0 , 95, Fleet moo kr ; mot all Meauriste Venders. I.lltruise, BLAINE'S GENUI: 4 II; HORSE AILDIcINES. Advice as towel on the Doterores of Antrum!' —Mr. Youutt bag lately eusrplettd a uer and iasprurtil Hospital for Jl.r • THE COINAGE-WEIGHTS AND MEASURES-AND PRISON LAWS. LACKINGTON, HUGHES, and Co. beg leave to an 11111 l are the Publication of the following Works ur stohjecis of importance, which are likely to engage the attention of Parliament during the preseut Semioss.—Finvharp.square, May I. A NNALI; of the COINAGE of ritrrAlN and its DEPIENDENCIF:S, from the earlievt periwl of siiithrtiiic History to the Death of George the Third. By the Rev. ROGERS KIDDING. N.D. Vicar of Mahlon, in Surrey, F.S.A. and H 31.A.5. of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. In five large volumes octavo, and one quarto volume, con taining a Series of Coins, extending thrungh a period of 1800 years, including Stir hue i-,ues of Sovereigns and Cruwu Pieces. price dl. Is. hoards. t. La ESSAY on IRISH COINS, and of the CURRENCY of FOREIGN NI ttNI ES io llt ELA ND. By Jame* Simon, FK S. Ito. with Plar s. Price 3. METROLOGY; or, an Exposition of ‘Yeichts and Measures, chiefly those of Great Britain, Ireland, and FOtoCe; rontailmor Tables of. Coniperimin, and Views of various Standards. Also an Arc sssss at 4.f Laws and Loral Custom. rs latioc to the subject. with P.lrliamesitary Reports, ...141 other Important Dominica's. By P. Kel:y, LLD. Oro. price 7.. ••• In this pnloliration the three French Systems of Me. 'eulogy are explained; namely, the Amie u t Sporn); the Metrical or Decimal Spiro of 179.'4 ; and the Systeme Cruel of um. by which elletoof ItOotta err restored, soul Rinuy inste,4l of Decimal Menduus adopted. The last trniethod is uow poldislicil for the AM time, it is believed, in the Esteb‘h Laugutee. 4. II IN VS for the I MPROVEM EN I' of PRISONS, and fur the tw:r - ruc REGULATION and MANAGEMENT of PRIAONERS, respectfully addressed to the Conisaittee of the WSW or Commons. By Joinws Vanes, 41u. with Plate!, price Os. ANNIVERSARY OF ST. PAT RICK's cIbIRITY. The annual commemoration of St. Pericles Clislily took place usa Sataiday, at the City of London Tiireris ; The Right Hun. GEORGE CANNING is the Chair. The dinner was 1111110(111Crli for balf-past five o'clock, hut in pursuance of a very laudable cus tom which is observed by the Nlasiagers of the In. ablution, of settling the Slewardsh.p accounts for the dinner before it is serv.,l up. the dinner made its appearance at a little alts Sieve's o'clock. By this tine, the tables hiring fille.l with company, the Stewards indiered its the Cllllllll4ll. followed by his illustrious Wiest*, ainsnig %hums were the Duke of Wellingtoo, the Nlai Wilts of Dowiirliire, Earl Darn ley, Sir John Do)le. Esti of Blesinton. East Cloubrock, and Sir Edmund Nagle. They were saluted sits rWrriu, Isllll until they took their seals at the upper eiiil of the mum, with the greetings of those at.serub!ed. /laving takes' their seats. and grace bring raid, the cottivatty teat clown to ad . r excellent in its arraiseiruient, mud actuilly volup tuous in its preparation. ih. Doke id Kent's band. st short intervels. rsdivruis.g the feast with some of their most faiicifial performs :slices. The *holier being Oyer, 01111 the cloth moused, " Ann nobis Domini" was sang. The Chairman au outiticed the I.olitowifig mirce.wino of toasts:— " The early, mad eaustaed, and utn.t Irauntifal beise(actar at thus luaiiiiitiur—toe King."-1). auk with three times three. i Band and er!soru•—" Cud save the King ;" the company se•nelooe.sio all the line. •• The Royal fauuly." I a The Duke nt Yuik and Ike Army" ‘• The Duke of Clarence auJ Ike Navy." The CHAIRMAN (lieu rt.w tiled aged, that having testified their lore iv their Sttveieigii. Prier flowing t repressed ter I-, hug. they eestaltaiotql toward. hes tamely, to wheels larn•ly thew welt. indebted. its 5 l great atrium/a., Iv, tt.cor inverter.; atter having testi- The CHAIRMAN said, that in giving the next toast, " The Mother qff St. Patrick," they would want no recommendation of it to excite their el.- thusiasm. But they must permit him to recom mend them, in doing honour lb it, not to forget the godsons and god-daughters of that venerable matron. They had beheld bist.re them many of her some*. stun rescued by their bounty from Various degrees of vice, degraidatioo, and misery, to usefulness and 're spectability. It was impossible for the mind ou seeing them not to become busied in reflecting what fate of debasement or immorality they might have fallen into had they not been rescued by the Institution from the perilous situation in which its chanty found them. To the latest hour of their lives it would be a feeling of consolation to the sub. scribers to have witnessed each a scene, and to feet that each had, in a measure, caused it. The gra dations from infancy to adolescence, from adoles cence to maturity, had been displayed before them, which would, but fur their bounty, have been gra dations of misery, of degradation, and of vice.— " Continue, 1 beseech you," said she eloquent Chairman, " your benefactions; let tl.e toast given in mirth and received in harmony, be hallowed by your bounty ; it will make you bless yourselves to the latest hour of your lives, and in death will be your greatest consolation."—(Lond applause.) The Mother of St. Patrick was then drunk with enthusiasm. The plates were then carried round, and a hand some amount received by the Stewards. Song by Mr. Webb. The CHALiemAN then rose, and obairved, that with feeling, of gratification for the preser.r, sod of hopes for the future success of the Institution, they were bound to mingle some recollection of those to whom that Institution was derply indebted for the promotion of that success. It would ill become them on the first Anniversary after the los+ of one, who, however to be regretted ai a public loss to the country. was still a dearer Iters to the Society, to pass by the recolleCtion of hi. Royal Highness the late Duke or !tent, the earliest Pa tron of the Institution, and one too, to 'whom the Society was one of the fondest objec'ta . of his re gard. At an early period of that •Lostilottoo.. which was also an early period of his life, bewrsappoint ed by his Royal Father as the fibelmiy of that 4.- stitution. flow diligently, blew siotiausly, how faithfully he had discharged his Irpit.tuust of those present perhaps had e 'incased more Irromenthr, but some of them could he more aortal* to ilekol,4‘.. ledge than himself (Mr. Caiming).—(,,ippir.use./ r - True it was that witert want was to be reheard. where good was to be bestuWed, where satiweey could be euitened, or vice and wretkiieilryess are vented. that Illustri.ms Person was remity ay, the call of humanity. On any petition of, thawsss hr entered the scene of affliction not only with elle aid with which good into accompanied tirese wishes lire the relief 01 airetchrdiams, best wail, active *frets. like one who foil no ti th er utoitelp . or butures those of clarity. In hap, the diteeivit, of goo:doers did not contra.titti effect. awl aloft. that. Imitate bou seemed to be cheered Ipy lus l.vcubar fatssyiv. it formed m reality hut a very ees.l) Port of a "ova e;Xlreattive p1..0 of telirvolence.—fAmilouts.)—To spew their ottoi:iiment for trait g94!(l!.tss which had departed from shim, and so encourage that 'attach should spring up in place, he Irgge4l, theiu to pour one libation in res,;ritful cyokorosorolyent et their late ',sumo, end slit for as such a loss ad mitted W . reparation, he howd to have it to his power to administer ii. lite Duke of Kent was drunk the company standing. wbtle the ha..d 0 6 1441; die slow movement iis Jiiinell.'a c:!lebroteakvirtira.. The CHA IRMAN %mu tusr. 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