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I Mr. Draws; Dine. Mr. itscready ; Serails, Mr. Fawcett. The Empress Elisabeth, Mrs. Fascit ; Katharine, Mrs. Tea. goal; Munn, Mu Foote. Ia Act 111. the CORONATION of the Empress ELIZA BETH. After which the Guild Draasstic Roomette of BLUE BEARD; or, FEMALE CURIOSITY. Alwaseligoe, Mr. Et/akar Ibrahim, Mr. Conan; &Mrs, Mr. Dermal ; Shacsbac, Mr:Fe wets t. Fatima, Alias Lout; hese, Miu Ransack ; &de, fanr. Limos. TIMODIMIDIF, The Schad for Scaotl.l: Mato flatfote, Mr. C./Poshle (his list appear lbw sostwo)--witi The Miller and Ms Mee. TlallsSay, Mostrosr, with Rodeo. Olkinlsmans NIMMIFINSAVotaott of Error% with A R Ind gm as Mum MR. ,SIATHEWS AT HONE at the THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND, THIS EVENING. MONDAY, Mareb IS, aid oo THURSDAY *ad SATURDAY, ;nab his seaual Lecture oa Chancier, Maarten, sod Yerelletities, owlet the title of THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF MR. MATHEWS. Part 111. 'TORIES: is Akkirite. Mathews will tot* stem Is loirodoee the fallowing Characsers:.— Net, wryest of all-work is a lodging-house ; Sir Milacron tterewnerve, Guardian to Asnetrogaloer4od floor); Monsieur Zephyr, Preach Ballet Master Om floor); George Aversive IFipky--.` A hoe of beautp"—ie love; Ab Uywelys ab EF,q. sot thin enough; Mr. Mari Magnum, non snipes loger, nest dove; Mi.. Alamitos% in love with Pipit,. Doors open at Seven o'Clock; Performance begins at Debt. Boxes, Places, sad Private Buses, N be bad of Mr.Me vra•ou, at she Strand Eatessee, Lon Tea till Five. v•air 7. ,- .1". 7 " -- VOW die #. -- e*a s THE KING'S MOST GRA 111171 Wit. DRURY.LANE THEATRICAL FUND. THE SOCIETY established for the RELIEF of INDIGENT PERSONS belonging to his Majesty's Company of COMEDIANS of the THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, w•Il bold their FIFTH ANNIVERSARY DINNER at the Freeenesuss' Tame, ma WEDNESDAY NEXT, March 20, 1522 . ; PAFSIDCIIT. His Royal Illghsess the DUKE of YORE, to the Chair. 04 IfICII-PRegligt ITS; a DUKE of SUSSEX, C .. judrzy, F. Esq. R A. ttr, Luis Esq. L=T. Esq. ind, W Esq. aapetasd. A. jos. Esq. !Can. R. FL Esq. Curtis, W. Esq. Damson, W. J. Esq. M.P. The Most Noble the Marquis Dockers, Colorsel of Stafford Ellis, Hon. George Agog The Most Noble the Marquis Faoutleroy„ Henry, Esq. of Anglesey Farquhar, Sir T. H. Bart. Right Honourable the Earl Flower, Sir Charles, Bart. of Eases Fuller, John, Zip. Right Honoureble the Earl Griffiths, T. Eq. o f Coventry Gowns, I. Esq. Right Honourable the Earl lionises', r, K. Esq. of Liverpool Kirinaird, Hon. Douglas Right Hanorrable the Earl Lsruh, Hon. George, M.P. of Blesistais Lamb, Roo. Frederick Right Honuorable the Earl Larohloo, John G. Esq. M.P. of Morley Letts, G. H. Esq. M.P. Right Honourable the Earl Leigh, Claridge, Esq. of Fife Lone, John, Esq. K.A.S. Right Honourable the Earl Linley, W. Esq. of Tarmosith Lethbridge, Sir T. Bad. M.P. Right Hooooralde the Earl Lopre,Sir Messel", Barth, P. of &Rat ' Lowe, Major-General, Sir Right Honourable Viscount Haitian, K.C.B. Dudley ned•Ward Marjoritionku. S. Esq. M.P. Right Hoonornlite Viscount l blaso.T. It Esq. Palmerston Merrell, T. Esq. Right Honourable Lord Ilul- Milk, John. Esq. mad i Moreland, T. B. Esq. Right Hameurattle Lord W. Rsonsbointra, John, Esq. M.P. Gorrhos • Ricardo, D. Esq. M.P. His Eacellesty Chevalier de Ricardo, J. Eoq. Malt Ridley, Sir Pa. W. Part. M.P. Bandit* Maior.Gearesl, Rabi i mi, George H. Esq. Sir A. F. K.C. IL I Roper, Colonel Berkeley. Colonel Savory, T. F. Esq R.A. Birnie, Sir ftwhisril Romme,Jober, Esq. K.A. Bloomfield, Right Him. Sir B. I Steobersison, Rosined, Esq. • Bart. I Utterer's, E. V E.q. Brown, Illisjor-G, Decal, Vast, Jasper. Firl. Sir U. S. k C.ll. Westwards, Godfrey, Esq. Calcrafi, John, Eiq M.P. Willimr, Owes, Esq. M.P. calvri 1, Chills, liglU M.P. Wi:soo, R. Eeq. Mt. Kean, Master soil Treasurer. ST/WARDS: Mehra Ilsinard *hum. Foote Carr Gatti* Cooke, T. G r i mal di C ooper Harley baths, T. K ens Dona K n i ght Eth an's Loredap Fitawill tain The Reams! Department under the direction of Mr. T. Ceske. His Royal Diemen sk His Ekeslknei Prtree Es- taking His Highness tke Prises Lobkoniis )1.4 Grace the Doke of Bedford His Gra,* the Duke of Moo• Imre Mesas. Pesky Powell Russell Smiik Thompson Vowing Winston. 11 ' 1 "ti, Otte Goleta each, to be had o f th e C.otanditee; 1, ited•e'l, at the Box-ollice; at the Freeautamme Tavern.; 41 " f ihr Secretary, at the Stage-door of Itte Theatre. Diana 4111 Table at Sot o'Clork peeriaely. J. HVGIIES, Secretary. • • _ • THE Womble MANORS, er repnted Minor., of LYNFORD, EAST MALL, in Muraford, sad CRANWICH, sod adjoining. Estate of FOUR THOU SAND THREE HUNDREDaad TWENTY FIVE ACRES of LAND. with 116 disaiogoished MANSION called 1.1741. FORD HALL tie residence of the Right Hos. the Earl of mimes, eighty-four miles from Leedom, aloe from Swell: ham, nod Gee from Brairdoo. Particolars nosy balm/ of Mr. Wakefield, Load Sonewar, N 0.34, Pall.mall, Londe.; of Messrs. Hammes and Met. eel*, Solicitors, No. 6, Nemmoare Lineolres-Ina ; Waimea Esq. Solicitor, Barg St. lidotood's ; aft. Ed. toad Go odwin, Laud Sorsmor, Harlow; of Mr. Wakefield, Biook.street, Ipswicb ; of afeeses.Clialk sad Mercy, Melee. feed ; at the Rom Is., Newmarket; sad at Gansway's Ca. fee-boom, Tbasiwalley, " tit. Pats id was a geattemin, and came from decent 1 00 .1 0 e." • The Marquis of LAnsnown next proposed, " The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland." It was al ways customary. be said, to drink the health of the Lord Lieutenant for the time being in that Society ; • but'npon the present occasion that task must be particularly gratifying to every lover of Ireland, as the Chief Governor was himself an Irishman, a lover of his country, and a most liberal benefactor to that Institution. He should, therefore. with their permission, propose the health of the "Mar. gait Wellesley;" and annexed to this, the " Mar quis of Hastings, and the other absent Benefactors of the Society of M. Patrick."—(Great applause.) This toast having been drank— The Duke of MILLINGTON rose to retina thanks. " Gentlemen, it become. my pleating duty to thank you for the very flattering manner in which you have drank the health of the Lord Lieu tenant of Ireland. I do so with the greatest sin cerity, because I am persuaded that nothing can be ever so gratifying to hie feelings as to receive the approbation of hie couutrymen."—(Cousiderable applause.) The Marquis of LANIDOWN said he had now a • toast to propose which he knew would be most joy fully rectivtd—it was the health of their late Pre. indent. Their gratitude was due to him for his kindness and liberality upon all occesiontls more particularly for his recent services, He • should not detain them longer, for lie knew that all Irishmen would be proud to drink the toast he was about to propose—it was the health of the Duke of Wellington. This loom was drank most enthusiastically, upon which— The Duke of WELLING•tox rose, sod said, " Gentlemen, it is particularly grateful to my feel. ing to receive this additional testimony of your ap probation. I accept it as an acknowledgment of your satisfaction at my humble efforts to promote the interests of this Society ; and I assure you that in whatever situation I may be !aimed, my highest ambition will be to meet the esteem of any country men."—(Much applause.) Tuoe--" See the eoturseriog hero comes." l'he next toasts were— " The Comps) , of Fialsmoneero, and the other fillet-DI benefactors of ibis society,*and may they loag continue to be so." 4 The hfarchiosiesses of Doenshire ■od Hastings, sad the other fair Subscribers to Ibis Charity."—Three times there. The annual Report of subscriptions was then read by Mr. Bainbridge. hi the list of subscribers were his Majesty, the Duke of Wellington, and the Marquis of Lansdown. Mr. BAIMBRIDOR said, he had a communication to make to the Meeting. It was a letter from the Marchioness of Londonderry, which, with their per mi•sion. he would read to them. He then rrad the letter. which contained a draft for 300 guineas, which the Noble Marquis !aid he had been request. ed by the Marchioness of Londonderry to ►end as her subscription to the Society of St. Patrick ; br aider which, she begged to present the copyright of is book, just published by her Ladyship. It was " Lady Sejield's Leiters." The profits derived from this publication her Ladyship wished to devote to the benefit of this Charity. The announcement of this liberal donation was received with the most ardent gratitude by the meeting. _ . Mr. BAINBRIDGE then stated, that the subscrip tions, together with the collection of the evening, amounted to 1,6651. sa. The Duke of WELLINGTON then rose.—" Gen tlemen, I rise to propose the health of your Noble President, and in so doing I feel it would be im possible (and in his presence improper) to detail to you the various claims he possesses on your appro bation. This, however, I must say, that lie has always been the steady friend and benefactor of this Society. You have this night heard his elo quent appeal, and you now hear the result; 1 there fore propose the health of _ _ . . " The Marquis of Lened.ows." The toast was drank with great enthusiasm, The MarquisOf Lausoows—“Gentletnen, I feel more honoured thou I can express by the approbe. lion woh which you hove received the toast which the Disible Duke hus had the kindness to propose. I have bees strongly attached to the interests of this great national Chanty, and anxious to promote its object.. Ilia so doing I have obtained any credit, it is only iu the same way that thousands ha►e dune before inr--by following the Noble Duke.—(Much a pplause.)-1 am unwilling to detain you longer un 'd. l i n t ije:i r i d s t:o e 1 .. 0 donation of the have heard the Trete- Ladrhip the COM. possessiwt, that it se!. to inform the some ramks of perfectly sews'. has most be always this So- Lord..nder ry, Potriek, ,--(Much elatde by Lowdoeseterry." 'ions with sense they to retu►n How me to honour you Londonderry. I your op welcome ellen I retain home. It is a rare coincidence to be able to afford instruction, amusement, and at the same time relief to the distressed. The Mar chioness of Londonderry has been fortunately en abled to combine the interests of literature and elle. rity, and it is peculiarly gratifying to ber heart to make this offering to Irelaud."—(A pplause.) Taise—+ Tbe Lasses. O." The Noble CHAIRMAN then proposed— " The health of the Viee.Presideets, end thesks to he. fur their assistasee." The Marquis of LONDONDRZRY returned thanks. "Gentlemen, I have been desired by my illustrious friend (the Duke of Wellington) to thank you on behalf of the Vice-Presidents, and I cheerfully obey bis orders, as all men must have done who have ever followed him ; but instead of you re turning us thanks, we ought to thank you for your liberal donations, in enabling us to fulfil the_oh jects of this Institution. This is not the first oce“- 'ion upon which we have seen public men, however divided they may be io their opinions as to the means of best serving their country, come forward upon this day, forgetting their diffaa►ces, and lousing the festival of St. Patrick in the exercise of benevolence and charity, the most delightful plea sores which man can administer or enjoy. In whist ever way my humble efforts can be directed in any department of the Chanty, to contribute to its sue .eeas, they shall be always at your servrrw• I sin cerely trust that spirit of concord which has always distinguished this Charity, and without which it would be impossible to conduct it beneficially, may ever prevail. Upon this occasion all politics anthill, and the spirit of charity alone prdon►inatca. I shall conclude by proposing the health of one of my Noble Colleagues iii the Vice-Presidency, whose useful exertions have been so long and so profitably devoted to the interests of this Chsrity, and I have no doubt that you will appreciate his 'minable Is boors. I propose The heath of the hurl V Doroley'." The toast was drank most cordially. The Earl of D• RN LEY— H Gentlemen, this is not the first time I have experienced the kindness of my countrymen. I value highly their approbation, and my exertions shall always be directed to de serve it. I fully concur in the hope of the Noble Lord who has ju►t sat down, that the spirit of con (Arid and benevolence may long continue in this Society. It is now thirty yeasts ago since I rat in that Chair, which is now so much more ably filled by my Noble Friend; and I trust I do not pro mise too muck when I say, that as long as God gives me strength I ►hall endeavour to promoterhe int of this Instittxtioo. 1 have only now to thank you for drinking my health, I do most sincerely, and in return allow me to drink yours, and prosperity to the Society of St. Patrick. Permit me, before 1 sit down, to propose the health of a Geutlemsn who has su lately filled the Chair so much to )our satisfaction. You no doubt anti cipate the toast I atn about to propose; it is there fore unnecessary to enlarge on his merits and tbs. inigut.hed abilities. I shall therefore propose The health of lie Right Hos. George amain." This toast was drunk with three times three. Mr. CANNING—" Gentlemen, I rise to think you for the honour you have ju►t conferred upon me. It is undoubtedly true that by a most unme rited selection 1 have had the honour lately to sit in that chair, so much snore worthily filled to-day, and, as far us lay in my power. I have endravoure I to discharge the duty impo.ed on me. I could not, however, have supposed ihat I had tilled any situation to-day that could possibly have attra-t-• I your attention. That spirit of concord and L 1.110.1 which prevails in this Society may be justly colic dered an epitome of what pastes throughout thr country. We all assist in promoting. according to our own particular views. the general interests of one great object, and well we know that iu kuit ting together the affections of Irishmen, we sire do ing that which Is best calculated to promote the interests of the empire. From this example an instructive lesson may be taught to diode woo think that conflicting interests prevail in this empire. No such thing exists. It is the aim and the object of all the institutions of the co y, that there should be sews', interests iu the State, not fur the pus. pose of separation, but to give greater strength end stability to the whole. And if that feeling predo- Inmates in the Irish heart (and we flatter ourselves it does), by which the affections of country bud of kindred are more closely knitted togettieq it must be admitted that, if properly directed, or bring into the community a greater miss• a } r:24,40) ( 49 • ' t*.Pr'Sec..4.--r'- j . • .:. 7C • ' lit'r r ) .l - e_ -7 4 / E1 ,7•- • • 4 i( 4 7r r ;/ '%-°-.7 - ) • ft. .• % . • . c'. 7 ' V , •-•• •• • `. -- .4 4 (..-' 5(41-.. •••.! • T--- . - •./ -.. 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A, R COURT of IRECTORS ,of Mt Although the vainer of children now nought was shall therefore beg leave ta call your sate ‘.., HMI, Mr. PATNA M, burin recovered from Ws Me T ill • l e,oggi N oit „d JI, bee Meissey's gremlin will preform the Comaly of i PANT V tie BLINK itf nearly double that under the former eseablislaseet, a much more worthy object. You hove ii is:) , * Arapprasggipinos, will (fur Me Aral time is Landow) lama ' mecum, ow w ok , • vet the eXpentes of th e last year have beep less than heard she splendid sad magnificent donatio THE MAN Of THE WORLD. 'i • - 114 lonseiedli persist a Seleetim of READINGS sad RE. Tbet a CBKILItAL .' . II be held at the auk eel iliac of the preceding years. in coneerveuce of an Marchiatis of Luodeederry. You hair olio, nu Era. (4. so iipre.ramz • t... ~ I Adamson 84.. vamieolorhe 144 at the tabeories a , THURSDAY. Ms Illst Imo. La r d Lisherritarl. Mr! Gg. Itie; _ l ii_r,rw l L - 41 it *rime. 'mock in ttill'Aret. economical arrangement in the clothing of hits the eamainniratimi just read from the kter lia. Mr csopers M . Mr. rogrM I f • 11,. Elms. beribmilm osii ii: e ls Ilajessy, 27; Old Bond.strest ; 11 6 196 'esapu ll " g " .441t t a ml' a i ;#4 . 1 ,.. 6 ',7 l , 4 l6 : 6 "` Ras ' ll ' i 4" ll , ru dis i). l6 "" dyadic?. which had beets 1et...-'y carried into surer', report, and you find her Lady. Fowell. Lady Roma. !lo Mtn 11. Mat io t ib itie of Mr. Illass, bakesiler fib loyal Highness the Dike 4 DAY, the Ilth April seMl4 ; ' Tea o'Clork Ia Ole Fora eseeation. He was extremely happy to state, that votes to she object of this Charity thi Nseßvolos& 110. • U s " . i eligill".l4' )alias i TVrtl it Si' hil".. t, 46 • 14 1 M i ri rith es .4 1 kiet Ssl•7 9.6. o 5'7711 . esses ► INI p esi . is 66 0 _,... tior the ELECTION •of a the debt contracted in building was ceosiderably right of certain family papers in her pm Belly Hun, 31v.. Oreet• , . Rams ; and of Mr. w orp ,.. lBo , es, and a s f o r k rOlt sot D , 41 •14 ,1 •. 6. ' s ERNOIt for the year reduced by the subscriptions of last year. Whether and here I may be allowed to remark. the After chis b 01,), ,i i mibiseulllefielemestie Sietai• , Tbs Noes will a ( MIN hi • Uramri o ia rbal iv , . • imideogseownseeme at pymooriodi precisely. ~, ssmese); and t h e SUDO that building might not ham been more ecoomni- dam falls to the lot of say one individual tr U iv Mr. Passau. gives tieweetioa la tkahigiembrimatms "4 liar be " Iii"ell ji r ,sad 11"14 at ' h ' ',ally conducted it was not for him to my ; it mast, and amuse the higher eivaisese employ th ,zindlomo pod Aeries . ..1 , a WEDNESDAY. IfiIeYICIrIBFAIOCTION: f. . , , . a English Readiag sad Steallise.. h April amt. of CTION of Tweets...fear however, be satisfactory to find that it answered all means to support and 'demists the lower s TM ri b e ga i put Cbsemass ""r ini lat If =at: i REir iiiiiiillat. ' ".' Foi — ECTINIII(*41001011141 1 k *se of the Q m on e ,ty p c . the purpose. for which it was intended. It was his society, He, Ladyship bas seemed perfect, T homr , s , porsteg. Iseebli Mho! t • "Kis eley woe poldliall, Is Aver Ifireames, temp. mitalb. seal C.aegas gproksia l abrikelbottr). sad lb. Elects.. or ' duty to 'tato, that slihostgli the debt Mai diminished. We of the oppos totally afforded her. arid 1 Curries& :lewdly tiss Twrselfloos *mews Tal bil. *mkt"' os ass ss the aloe deficit still rensained, which he felt call- generously employed it. •It must then b. e . ice Awe' tele rites less Iddaddik Id asilstuld" th i ll I - 11HE HOUSE OP ItAVENSPUR . : a lie- lig r vialed /1 " , ti l " r ib ' si. Na pappliosp, sivi" veer. will he dent would .... wens (G ld nit b t e au l n iq i n e tat i ed by their liberality Ilos aissidered a most happy coincidence for UAW Oahe Tbsom. • • : ____,. • • _,,• • imm i . .A. MIMIC By Mn. JAMISON. Mr. if,,,,kb m , of goodtd“och mooPsims rwr Ss , T primers ft, G. sad W. It Whitaker , Ave Maria4noss • NW, Mhe deavared at tbe ilk,* ea Saturday, the 23d - ' '• 6 '' • ciety, Holt the Marchioness of Loud , obi West Ea rd the Toes, far the eight* dlgHlmil Ha .. lastest. "` R: BEST, Secretary. The toast was then drank—three times thine. ' Lady Solield's Leiters.' and Saint Private Been belusgrag is the Lame al Mil Ibmilm. REPORTS IN CHANCERY. N.8.-.By i;t Ad rom4 wok year of Ms Iteig T lee — " Pat'ides be). " all saw into the world open the same duty.- , c,,, one moo), Ileoloas , .: By FRANCIS FIBIEF. Fol. . Ale Ws dWoolps set Ar. dad is /me at .1 4:e . - aim eiti . 44444 Opp goose the ulaise4e a ytkai r og . tenoter mad applause.)—l shell maw COIN Ta-rownier, Tik• lf e strie; awe Orsr= " 1 1 1IldWo• THE F URTH FART of Vol .3CIR. .jolle ' betesselor Mama city -titiobross& lewd') Ilien walked is •pealioitol reposing for your adoption- 0. minor, 4 g ____ _,... ow 14 , • hid , 1,. Koss re com ptis e i Isle reir e A • rim rig% edge Sialk tar which he shall blood the robs,. headed by Sir John Doyle, Mr. . 1 ' nes healdt of the Ihrchamm• of iolidssden i „,,4, o ,... meihrograpinip • 1.1'''... losurin, mii =-6 6 ,.... *IAA •____ ~. .„ "ilk" -reports, i• w " 6 " •• 7 Ulm give hi. Pare r c".. lb• said odd' shall Iwl'd ' beer Sprint Rice, Mr. Bainbridge (the Treasurer).* and The ineetiog evinced, by the seelamatie St me ille • ropey. b 7 sseetssies uired ' • ' s '"' ls il a h i r ialei s ""r. i .,'" . E a s e t l at u r esi4 or eW b l by l b h ! ' : "l ssopi N ° o r ( the of er Stewards. They were all extremely meld which they received this toast, the high a s Mao, Mist Feral. ... ... . Klan Published by Mears. Clarke, Portagal.etreet: . ........ t h e City of L oo s,* o ib y ~,, D ee d .:( 9 , t , koon a t o o i b i , and clean. and on the whole their appearance was eutertained of her Ladyship's literaliiy. & al b a any peeve, ,g,„ s h a ll have b e " saiiikg g m kr e la truly gratifying. When the children had wish- - This day are paletished, is Bro. price be. sewed, TB MAMBAS/PEA L, COVENT.GIAIRDEN. l' . ETT ERS of H I EltoPll I LOS to the the 'Dividends of suck Stock. The Marquis of LONDONDIMMT rose I T HIS EVENING, MONDAY. Match Ifie ...../ fiNGUOH PEOPLE so the Mural sad Palliest 'drawn, an extensive subscription was entered into. thanks.—" Gentlemen, I beg you will slloi will be acted the Opera el . State of Irelasid. Deassastratiag the iseiliaicy a the Bone. The NOBLII CHAIRMAN then proposed— express to you how sensibly I feel the hon, NORFOLK ESTATIL THE EXILE. a* hitherto applied to its Evils, through the mesas at Bible , ",The Mother of St. Pairick."—Three times dome. have done the Msrehioness of Loodonde Feme CoBll . l U sa lf me lek• A ll oi r i . r.dar, Exertire m - , ,. Gor mrs ere d : . • ; f ffi c... beri t s, c li a t e . le .r: Sarkties taineee . 8 Printed - in arson sad wows. Deke.sweet, TO Gine llE ir SO 4,.. LD C• h ir y w it - VT .6. T , AUCTION, Mr. 1141( corn EFI E b l ii . l D . , oa st Upon which Mr. Wass sung, in a style of rich shall certainly make a (stowable report of ] MONDAY, My 41, in Three Leta, humour — probation. and I am satisfied I shall be i Mr. th:easei; Demi, Mr. Macremly ; 14'erviix, Mr. Fawcett.. Georwirsor•imeate, sad 24, Vertletes.buildiage. - . Jew pistslialsist, is extra boards, with a Portrait, price as. 110LKHAM : a Pomo, dedicated, without permission, to Joseph Heine, Esq. 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BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST. PATRICK. On Saturday last the Anniversary Dinner of this most excellent and praiseworthy Charity was held at the City of London Tavern (the Marquis of Loinslowa iu the Chair), and upon no former occasion do we remember to have seen this festival crlebrated by a more numerous or highly re spectahle an attendance. Shortly after five o'clock the large room was crowded. Dinkier was served at half-post six, and immediately after music anounced the arrival of the Noble Chairman arid the following distinguished personages :—The Duke of Wellington, the Marquis of London derry, the Earl of Darnley, the Earl of Clanwil ham, the Earl of Blesinioti. Sir John Doyle, Mr. Canning, Mr. Spring Rice, &c. &c. &v. When the cloth was removed, Non ftobisaDombse was sung by Messrs. Taylor, Evans, Leake, Broadhurst, and 18'ebb. Mr. Brands, a foreigner of some distinction, and Captain Kerr, were introduced to she dinner. M r. Brands, we understand, was from India, and syleir daily attired in the costume of his country. Cap. taiii Krrr was in uniform. The Marquis of Lawsnows then proposed the health of his Most Gracious Majesty, the liberal Patten of this Society ; and in so doing lie wished to state, that his Majesty had been graciously pleased to direct him to place his name upon the list of subscribers for one hundred guineas.— (Great applause.) The health of ibe King was then drank, four times fain, in the must enthusiastic manner. song— , . God save also Kin." The next toasts we►e— The rest of the Royal Family—three times three. The Army and Navy—three times three. Tenc- 0 Rule Britannia." __ The Noble CHAIRMAN then proposed - - - • - I , The Hear/Went Society of St. Patrick." In doing so he observed, that pe►haps that would be the best opportunity he could take to inform the meeting that the Committee appointed to conduct the affairs of the school were happy to be able to state, that the advantages so anxiously expected to be derived from the new system of education have been fully realised. They were glad to announce that the children were improved in their education, their cleanliness, their conduct, and their attend ance at school. Three hundred and fifty scholars were already upon the establishment, ISO of whom were admitted daring the last year, and they hoped ~. 31#11 ~`_~ 41 DORRETSHIRE. TO UI SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. WAKEFIELD, at Gerresters Oak Wen, Corshi 11, go MON DAY, MI. I, THE MANOR or HALSTOCK, via miles frost Beontiester sod Yeovil, exteisiling over LIN acres of head; together with sundry saleable Faros, let to responsible trouts, consisting of ONE THOUSAND sod NINETY-SEVEN ACRES of LAND, of the value of ONE THOUSAND POUNDS • year. Particulars may be had of Mr. Wakefield, Lao/ Surveyor, No. 34, Pall-ssall; of Messrs Goode,. sad Realms, No. 4, Holltoro-coort, Grey's-la. ;of Messrs. Losses, Solicitors, Bristol; of Mr. Fos, Solicitor, Illeantinster ; of the Editor of the Sherbert.* Memory, Siberborae; awl at Garvaway'a Cot fee-Imase, IChaage.alley, Corabill. TWIN,