The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-31 00:00:00

trit f 1.7:( tOI7INT GARb's:,;24 ' r J 34i ' Tl'e lotiottiiit;. "iSllie - , (nil Tr, 121 - ,::;/.. , ,i4 . , . ziGstrobt, ANt: - —". , 1 • llidletin ixhibi t m a t thell t sv".lion, this it:ir e :14%1 . 4;4 • .. . I ektprday . the ,. :llan . ag , ers' of!tlis• excellentlii'i d . '• ' •II 1 .f m ...t.-, .dosog i met the l'Ablie and frotO - .the r eirritly 'TlM:trove : l •- : tilte ct - 1 1 . 1;R - 416/4 tit oh :•T" 9 " 1 " , " e -d' ' '''` foil the first time to :,-.ll:brate rheir-Annivetrsary - .., i iltottNE;s`.s braid:, Wit: hil.v.e sonr„).."'Teaf.orPly i -V ., Coit'l 4 , l :;l receie that support and comae:tatter so lust ' - ` I ► • • Iso lon. , Width:2l4 - osilvile -lie.V it will,hp the last ptililished . :-.7- •:,. 0 1 .,p, f . 1: li.lllyttle- to t It- tit, •;Mt - , , ~... ," Pa viiio/, rue,daq, jani 3a,1 ior croOt t yloAr s • A •§,, , i11,:bi10 opportunity x•;114 affortle . tf tit the- as ,.. hisire , " The PfttNe - elti:ceT'has I:ad a v . .r),'severe fit of the . :faut,; ' of . 41te pranot r . .) pro ve. ilutt their admiration ex- ' •1 tended to the it inter a.= well as through the Suns ` Nihich; "trilhor, is twoUrtiearif Orr:'ln'tt the dil Y m e' t i l t le ' t i •• creatdegree-of treaknest in the'lhults‘‘hichlt occupied, :mil 1 1 7 s r o d : o V ii s ci ( r o -t i l l ' e h i l ) 7 l : l ' . ;' i s i s r ' c on' ' ' . • tit this Equhlishnvilt, GI li3 RoTAL rrIGIIVESS has !teen advi,ed to_ „culliindt` a littit= ' ... - . . • -.. -', • .I . ! . .i, Its fun d s, aut: of ••,,, (. hi n ts) acre Bei forth in the ./ Luger at Itrigttau, tor thx, recover y of hji, health.. .1 ,l 1-I*.• •.1 bit the Hort .I.)4llses 1141 , 1 '1) , i Nice , :es 4 . s•els.,,t , , ~. . •-• . ''''"" (1 ) • •" it 1111,14-1 ::" 1 ".... " 41 : k1 * 4. ' TI'ETI7::- ''.. nr. 1 0 .,v ilfe:34- - r;.:.; 'that tie•oi4ri ccititite ()IA ~ ,s 2lls , • ~.,, .. "'"' "I'Y Milford attie 110 . W1! laAt utght, hitt . .. to a. l'il'y fetv ob,iervatiOns.. ' _ teitteti-ed ibis ittor'nfogtt, I-" 4 " 1 " 11 • T h. ' "' rilin g I•• We hive peritsed the regiilations of the Pond, t h e D 'ke*of 'lie:Mood - arrived- r ilti'' l it - "'"""•" '‘ and must say oi_ them that they ire tosciiceptionit -Ithere Irill b e a 1 , 1 . v•v c 1,11bc..11 beld'at Ott:. Ptivilitot..l.b4,.- : equitable ini principle, aod moderate .itt the 41 "". the iitll)ol . ) alit I "tsitless• r t.rt t e - '''" )el liiiii itl f El '' , leriel they offer to flee 1 y (.11 lit,' .1.1411. 111 e l'• . Th;sc de ''ll'hir Item byC,.nttniqsion. The Duke;4ll„4l4) E ,B , ri, ,, from se . 2o to Le t.',o per 'atutwit ; an huntnle ramod will"be' s;vorn ittto Ift;'' Ldrd Lie!its!Potoor : , pittilr,,, to . comfort the later years of those . ‘vlsa of the County rif Sussei.4 There, have b ` ,( iV ), P?l;(llstvecleVotell their prime to the gratificattioti Of the arrivals itt. the P-sviliois to.alati• Among' che, de- '., IN i li c. • . • irtures ,ire, th.. I.hrquis of flendfort. Lord -E , ' '- ' Tie only oltii-it ion that can be urged ogainSi 10.i , !e, LOrii l'erashatt!, Col.onel ;‘-l'Alatt''"... '"id 'this 'benevolent design, ii. One cepla!ly apliliaaiee Arr. Arbuthnot. • The Cubillet Ministers tys',l be to all' • Suelf Cha t ivies . :'—ll'hy •do riot these perso ns el tr w n i. astly to-morrow. : iu. the hour of p r o s p er it y l ay r ip a teserre ;for the ACaPt a i n or ("le Of the rereithe c ut te r s st ' t ir m" - chilting time of age and adrersif I y . :- nno case do tid Oft Little 11- im p tou , f s " suppose d to h ave su i ze d oiltr thind g 0 0414 we admit that this- Arg u m ent has. any sialicieui mostly spirits, to the amount ; force. . Pew are the labourersla literathre or the of 12001. tv:ithin tire preses.t month. T 4; such an , arts into tire enabled to tosril for t becoming inNti.... alarinn:g extent is.ttie siunt,tgling tilde carried ott row :. too univers a lly is i t t h e i r l ot to feerthat stiffi along this c4:ast, that ail Itou.A. th.s revenue cut- . cient'for the day is the CO t h ereo f . But of all other . It TA are constintly on the ist - i'cls, sento-til ear 'goes e prolesiOas, th at o f t h e st l ige scents the most .re ±f 1 , ; ,. if..s "r , fr i"9"entlY safe)T.lamiedis iu l' ite 0 ' moved from habits of thrif t , even if it generally. ..!"Litll/9St. Vigllitilre r • ) iclrled incoMes whirl, ""iii • • 041G1NAL, POETRY. ► would admit of retrench.. merit iii the present: * for the sake.of the future,— Many are the natural and acquired requisites ne.' cessary to form the accomplished Actor. Not carrying to any-excess the dangerous notion that . genius can only ,co-exist with folly and error, there are many apologies to he urged in favour of• the theatrical, moo, who may not - be the anost figid economist that ever plodded'behind a do'sk -or counter, or toiled at u mechanical oecupa , lion. The Performer is courted by the Gi eat, he is seduced into , companles to which Ms talent givei- life, his very piirfestion• kads hint out it the rear into the i:lniginary world.: sill arc' strop ; ," eic'Oles, shall %ye spit', ev1:11 for impruden,tx, bat•still nuir'd for a want of prescienc e - ill peen ,niary matters. 'A Man must be more than !pinta!, or less, to• resist alt the tempfatioos which astair the ()liniment of the Stage, of which even• its low. liest !rotaries buy their share, .withont,the . ineanS of remedying the slightest 111 into'which imptovi, detiee may ',lunge them. • individuals are, therefore, pecidiarly entitled to consideration in •this 'respect : and wilco we also con , ntler the ohject of their efforts, tO;pleasellie public, to reflect the manners <trifle times, to be the brief'elitoiviclers:aml iihstial‘t of to polish nation4l thantlers;•yetine %ire, and eheourage virtue., it, is not tOo.inueli to' add, that tko•e who act their, ratt well are, above any other pers'ons 'in public . Ate * entit!ed to public protection ; • Tit i s sentiment ‘v.ri tolly . eviticed by the Meet.. ing yesterday ; one of the most ritimernos and ic Lspectable the ever wit ne,sed on a similar ocea , i , il.: Above four lendred Gentlemen sat down to din, tier at ► the Freeniasons' Tarern ;. with his !loyal Highness the 'Duke of You::' in the Chair, sop.' ported- toy the D , ,kes.of .KENT and' SussEx ; EtisKlNg, Lord yAltmu;ni,. Lord It. Saymotit, Col. NI Ac.Nl-.Bn oN,Mr.Fii Nc,thelateanti present NIAYous, Mr. LAWItENGH, and a immerows Assemblage of persons of raok and diStinet ion. A Bust of the immortal. StniceSnAUE ryas placed at the upper end of the room. The 'Gal. liky at the bottom was filled with female visitors among whom we recogurzed some of our hest'Ac' treSSeS.• • • A CART) TO. TUE • the:popular Puritan Preacher presents To the. Chosen in. CALVIN his best compliments;: And . inrortati . them, that lit: with - abliOrretice regards ' Dinners, suppers, tbephiy-bonseouisetublics; and eardttE,_ 'these are Safan's allurements, the bane of salvation, ' e.Ansign his.diseiples, to It'll . n.• But its: hid, them to each ofber's lonises repair, roe tea, coitus., expo:111, 1 ,111g, psal m s i ng i ng , and prayer: litnt nmking each tutu ion a trite cons entitle, , eitidpret4trvin g . the soot in that pni - it'in Rhiclt . , destroys'in our members all sensual leaven, , And. seances to the C;hoseo the Kingdoin of Heatrn. PRALSI.,; BAREtiONES..‘ This dash may fit a variety of Evangelic4is. , Iy 7,s4st lti;is in (loin , . Itcotitti b .•• lortheir female . Osttors. • 14tivitst; been duly , . Th . ep• t ke made a . I.4.,w.upneal sraf , not im.w •th.e gods; 'but of the gadt'h;,...."es, wl„or n itOpedthe toe 'sent institin inn •aoul.l heprottioted. , en ia,rzed on :he iniportain.y. thedir;Cal: ; trtl :::intt's, having receiv e d his ,firli iitstructittiA ltt the l:aeli.h.letignage from .1 Perlortner.; 'and (ill the Fropriery . of some proviion for' Itinie''‘ . llo &voted their - lives to the public scr ice. proposed:as .the neNt to.:st--." Ti c I.)raina." Trustees " yeas the sueceeding toast. Palvogvr !chimed than:is. Haying hen called by the partiality .of bigleieuds •((:!' which !ie.:A:mild ever be protol)sto - fill the Chair of the Institution, on the death ()Ole. Ilan, he, wits in timately acquainted with: its affairs, as he, for the last sev•ett years, had paid the annuitants their quarterly stipend.. w are mostly very old,. and those of them who were nut, % ., •et•e'distiblect by infirmities of hotly and mind. Their allowances curled , from 211 to 45/. per min tint, "not 'a very Splendid pittlittee".for those who had devoted their lives co the amotsement of their countrymen. 'Test' persous were ill the most distressed circumstances, It might, be thonght the extrAvagance of their youth had caused this penury in old - age. was not the fact. ~ W ith few if any exceptions, though rt-peetahre actors; in the zenith of their lame they hail not. hail it in their power to provide for their stet:lining yew' Couvincect of the im portance, of this iostitution, ;be had exerted him- % self to promote its interest's, anti bed prevailed. on the Actors of Covent.gard,U) Theatre to come for ward, in coniunction with him, to assist their on happy brethren, 6f All In:4:skint!, an actor was mo.l flie•sport ad - or:tette-L.-the 'cleature of — t h e victim of caprice. No profession required' a greater etnithination of varied talents, natu r a l atol acquired. In many of the other walks of lifei when men deditied in years, their weakened intel-, frets and enfeebled bodies could he relieved from thei r aceastomed fa:ignes by the assistance of kind ehildien and dittaul servo nts, NOt so the actor.'s fate. tie must retain in lkiniSelfalltliequalifications which tir.it raised him to fayour, or Sink.unregi•etted to ob scurity. Cole;itlering tl.;s, he felt all the %doe of the i'lleatrieel Vold, that if it had not existed,,, many Veteran performer. who tiad fallen to deeay cnuCt Irate found tia reLef but in the workhouse. or me grave. A' I ising genera tion :came, who, lit that of life when thea trical enterteiumeat s most attracted - their attett -tient fount! Vie stage encumbered with bins who wa's formerly its ornament. They reineethei•ed not' the merits idf his 'earlier dly; mid instead.of lt►nitlughiserrors on their:teem:tit. were diet :'roughly to a4.li Wily lie' was sufferedl (► Ito!lble there That vliicft had already beets done lead opeited tl c.licering view td the Actor, but, A hind' that isfyrlirir forefathers Allen was' wanting;: with his I)Ulwich College, to dose the prospiet. After dilating considerablk on these and .nter lo l li e s, he again labourrt: to-impress the hit. portaure of tile pill), tioiv under etlsttidt.f.it;oll, 0)) the minds of his hearers, whi,ch heltoped would he well siiiipoeted, Co -w rate the.feellogs. of tilt .I.erate.?.actorin the"..-situa::,ith he had tlesetkil, Hod: tluniglt last, iltrtleas,t, ta,sp:ire Inc feelin.4s sit those realfrit:nits. of, the Drama, who; it' such an •instr [aims -were: tint hotontred with tired' reliance,. tttu , t, at. last, sec their; old favoutites, the higla.urettl e d. racer, the unnoticed or iks pised• • Tits speech, of which we hav'e e s ivett but a bur:- tiro ,;k et ph, was admirably deli% et ed. peke of . 1' of(K proposed Mr. F,:wei:tt's het,iilt, wliiela _waS dr•ttnk with (}tree times three. Mr. FAwcl:ll' shortly - returned thanks. if Th e ',Me:poly of the P oitu ders," " The Pro pi.ietors of ,C"veht-Ciartlen Theatre," " Mr. oatts,.' and " ,Tire Stewards," welt!' among the Ineceeding,toasts, Por' the secosol of these, Mr. IL ITA ants, in the name . of his Fat bee and . the other Proprietors, ex pressed his grateful acknowledgments, - and said' ae•worild ever he their greatest pleasure to rtfo• mote the interests of the Theatrical raurtl. • • For the last, Mi •You.:9 (whom we were gin' d to see .recovered from the effects of his lareitecideok) atio -reittrord thanks for birnself, and brother Stewards, in a neat speech, in which, be took oc easioit to compliment the 1(oyill Visitors on the glifteiotts readi ness with which they ever stepped forward in the cause of benevolence or.ehat . ity, I be Duke of KV:7' read a Statement of the do natiolis )'eceived. Id' athiit ion to 165/. given by th e Prittee Regent ; 521. lOs. by the Doke of York ; and 26/. 51. by the Duke of 'Sussex, the sums c o l. fueled' at rite dinner 'attt4 tinted to upwards of 6001. Tire Duke of Your: did not retire till near twelv e . When be had left„the room, the Duke of KkAr stated his itoyal Highness (the Diskeof York) to . 11;k1•e 430titoic(usly attaollaced Isis intentioll to pri:side . at the nett Annual Alt'ieting. Thel)uke of Suss-rk sttbsequently ex . pressett a wish to havc hit name placed itt the.head of the of Stewards.. 'We catinot dine this account without lia)`'llig . ,Ft tribute sit - applause io•the Stewards, for their un ceasing attention ti) the entertamatent of the eorn6 , pirrry.. They were every where looking to the. colt foits of (heir friends, and dividing their tittle between the,serviee - tif witiei, &e. and the exercise., of their :towels for ntrinsetnettyit which latter det z iart Mem Alhrt.fgwis and. EMLUV Were eoll4piefl..: Otis, anti t*,taig:some mit:dyable comic tongs. • not'be oet of place to observe that :lie cnitiloct and , 4ppe.araufire'ot .these Sia wards afforded, Pei Ps, as forcible an ;argottneut UM ceftthl be ad. tiered in rayour 'of tie profes.ion. Loug stigma t'iZed, it seetni now tO have:completely. overcome (14 e..outilined of bigotry alit! illiberality, satf those•who ;wit !poised the gentlemanly ttem...a it . , intri , or e A perie treet t the jOilitYcivilities 'Alest - s. YOUNG, C. Ktme.t.; 'Coz:Ni.AY; ALII3OTT, I`;:,rtlVi'T (veil of the' COaonittee, I•teticittri Tore, Bet.t.Asiv, I.)..;itosCT; ittrosTs ert. tic. Mast itive titireted %vial 6411' 1111 the miserable Wreck' of lyre- ' which 'would' tht o the &lightest mlittm the occupants of tile st:: go, For oursettes, ire Witt biittlwitues,s Cott all (how who .reere our till4ervation, (And we dentht riot the others whollt - !'re ititY C diSPL , Yed the ilitsl"er* which beeatue tint best Anglety, tall tie . ,?4a ct slk to acir cTiltracte6 as i)tdie t D:ke t - t the ,:. a ir, Aot i fl its !!) tio.o .!; 1 6ti Excur, %%l e o f il e I:l,iittt4i;)cf.l. Ivarmonyliti:l plenSfileS ca . L. l 4l:Cil - ci i i if, t ' l4 !y twist% . . ,1;131N,'-"BIZe.)) CCIAIAIE,\ItrI Vf lON VI3E - TINS z 4- J i. ; . • - '' -I-. thant 'f 1 . r ''" :tce.tc.) rim., tte et: t:TeN o a;otttra tio•tvitiknjoerWly L enter t ained for 'the gol'.!:,‘ off EEE b ttxs 2 : hare, ticie ngt h been exh ihi tol - i, - i tbe nte tri)potis of tfie country which gave Mtn hirtir, in ';t, Ili•itSti4r “ttlit'it' hitt worthy of. thai eotintt tilt! of bilbself. AVe do'•not Mean - to s:ly, :ha y; t the cottipositipos of ;tltiii ditistrions Pout have not re'-, ceited thettill att!iisitre of , applattse . which k their . due, or tha t that applause hits been either tartlfly orrestrietetiry • lietttweti. Svothint 11:ts long gloried in the fame of Iter:div•utest San ; :mil eiiiv i l t ify„in the cottage and the castle his strains 41 .. Te imparted the most gln . .ving and varied de:, litlii i ."4 - tiit rids silent; this invtilantary and in evitably tribute of admiration', .3 It)t) ittlatLde fol.*. til qAPlikl,-;5 of 1 34 trat. Ik, to whose teuit‘vti the gratitude and the pride .ot 'his country arc ervo -.• 'ing ininittarent. in every quarter, itilt4t be pro elainted,with the sounds of exultation and of tri. mph ; and it to this moth of announcing the feeling.; of Scotland, towards her .bard, that we allUde, when we say, that they hate of tengthheea exhibited in a tfltiTtper ' Solliell 7 llllt worthy of bit country, and of himself. - .., ". • A -meeting of the friends and admirer's , of Borne .was. held in this city, Jast.year, whi ~. ell was at tended , by a It timber of most tespetUabk lnd; - vidtmls ; but it was not until the presctit comfit.- moration ut 'thy poet, that his inetn , try was eele hrated in a nranner which et.anhi be eunsidertd at the indication of a general national feeling. We now think that the country at large is t.iirly 01.* listed i lti . this tribute-to departed genius ; a ttibuto att,intileb unire honourable than that width is paitt to theiWtlof _a - party, as th e memory o f the poet 'lS ' ili / n i t . e thrluring-than that of hint, who, in the mole ostentatious walks of lifc,.tnay liave l cartiell Ili 146tolbitig honour*, thickest upon him. •Es cry hilt l t iitv . e r r e y tti f e e tt: v ber re s "'one c(? ;; ectti A )e l il i t i t l i t t;: i , e ,fit.).ibi theyil d t i1 v .1: 1 1 . 1 ,i 3 , ; Priiiie•Mil3ibter,.. WIJO beSIOWed this ' ektloishe epithet upon. the poet of - thirth and Ilea Vett, OF 'flute and Eternity. Die- Meeting AettS . held, (in Thursday last - , at Alaelt:watt's '!Tavern, in the Royal Exchange. 1114' compuny t!xceedt.,(l one hundred ' in inittglter,•aitil • ,coMprised• a repeetable proportion-of r. 11,4 anti fa410.:..1,1';'' awl a high display -of' literary talent. 'AtftiVriiitlftite 'former, Ave - retnark . .(l;• . elte Kilt! of r e . .N.f.i --;• the- lion% Ilatitsay-Nwilc, :; ChAries " t' orlits; : i. - ::;f • . Al. l'.; Arevintict' Boiwe'll . , kstl. vf Ata(;:lti -. 41c.c.. ;.•t he . Hon, Captain : Nap ?ter, U. N. .. - Capt.„,in G. C; 'iliac:Kenzie,. it. N (. . i ... , tiptaiti Gor- tion - it. N.; 'lLietit . .Cohittel Wils o n,l a i e ti ont - tkr field of IfiiteiloO, with other nasal and ttnlitar!,. rhatacters. 21a the - latter, we numbert.ht, itir..let fref/, 'Alt...loliti. ‘Vtistut, anti Air. Washer :"Ctitr'. .:\lr. BAIA cli took t - he chair,. a :lii the tionottlaiti4 1111 . ..Alatile. w,ts croupier.. Ali:- Sco4t nete(l as tuire * of the %rewards,' bSsiit cal - by Mc:tien,i•a .;:. llintnsorti the well htuttint cort,7,punnent of Ilurns i :wid ofiter ' geotletityti, ttistilits . tied its. Inc 'll'iCitts or ad- • titirrl'il the . Putt. . . • - The company lin t down to dioner •ahotit six„ t.i'eloi;k.. %Viten the :cloth was rettu..svill i the hue '.-dint): of iVint Arobis Domizie ‘‘'4.4% sung . with great r effetit, h'y AjesS..Elitotts, K tog, stud Darmis.; , after . ' which the I.ll,,wing toast's were gisett, withntany. oilten..,,which, springinti 'mint the ittiptitie of I . . ittottictiti tve lament that we cannot parOettlatise. • The.l{nig.-,Thes Prince Regent... ' l'h.t...it.ttitn.y 01.14 , ,c01s i iot ,00lenin sileilee, Was ilea 04 .by the, , i'lmop r oit'Y)taiii . iiii; ; ;Hit's` wilitti loonies beautiful rerses,•tbv, , rattusaeivilat• at mt . . 1104 R -ion, work: taxiit..ta. ','bete art , . 14141 , 41.0, .I,py thc glee, Conte, Shepirern, • iv4ell , follow :thi OYttle” ,' • be • The-#liitioa- and Children or rust. ' • . Toir 'Aitirinry of - those wlw hod c.aliest noticed rind befriend- • vii, 01- totherrvitoe disting,ii.sluttl, tire Pooa—Dr. IllockiOcki 11'1 rs, Paultop„ 1 . ,,,,-1 of cetera:atilt, 0'44 ' 14. Cully. .. .. ~ Tlie ‘ktlidirers of Billie. . ~ . . Mr. ItOsetit,—Olre, il'hiere Ore tlie.:lloys, 41 . . e ... ' • . Dunbar, the Chaucer of Scotland. 'Elm 11Icrnory• of ilioitiowni, Itonisay., and rergthionn-,-Gfea, Lightly tread, t‘:c. t'anii.boll,' and' tile . Living. Poet 4 of Scotlato4--ariink with • loud, prolonged, anti toodri,eit rtitlintia*w. • Tlai 1'415-ts of 10.411041h1, Irviit i:nn.uettr Li.) liyron--Iteceivcd %Jo r_e.. : %.,,iv e iippla t i s es.. . TliellVilioteil ti'allA..-(1,:ce; 1 e Niariners•,,r Foghmd. ,%vuibiwtitn,, , n'illi.entl a tsiasioi ; and . ..three . times since —Glee, .fitiile A 4 f..4,,;:oliiitose.ri tig ,f ler° . conue ~ ..,. , Tlenopry . . of tlo(1 t 4rues or ro osterloo-olq, k at . ewell, itliki"fitir'e;ty.- ' •' ~ ' Ali .. ."'ituswen, bi..ing tlicit called upoti for fie song 4'' c;I hislown conll),:amiols7 0.4. 5 te1y tillhg oi, , of _, . lireiit beauty anti yiiit,,titbutary,to t fie genius of • Burns, - ill the first iostative ; tkit . alltithog 10 t fui irfile9ions' alit respectuhle Air. ,1,10,gg i awl tio! , iii4 in it brihi.ott tribute It) the great l'oet,pteetti, .... who, " ".t Scot•nt In lion,Adt, Ilizttle. Scutl,..nd and Sew tisit va:ottr the con-..tant Illeilws cif his verse." fleconehttled hygivitts - , itilliottii ; l its his presenve k • .., 11'-titer Scott !:' which Was •iirattli; tunitirit.peal, lag applause, with three !lines three. I\ll 7 Seca t 1 ii,i(l c: a it . u , s )py it oil iogettions reply, its the eotirtus of the evetiing, gave the fUllowitig toasts ::-- Hr. James - Hogg; Whose atLietter"lte:catild atilmst Centnre to , ~ t il;e (yid; litin to say, could only tlit(occasioned by +, a 3itunt' , • storut in . 1 li .ci;licoittlautil,'' • • • .. . Tin.• tiii.Utiory of tile icoo•ned ells! et:cnent Dr. John Leyden. Tltc.stivitatry 01;.t.flie :suitable out! nit nits.!, .13,1 it's t:44ii‘iii:,•. '4 '',. 11 ,01:0430 1 tt .i.r,q;.fra.vki tilt: Mastic pi ,kit. i tt,Ur i ,;,. I. ikon. r , .4 011 ,ii . 0 %%119. . tli t ;lir A 7, and Uxe r t i a Its - citicfty it u eiB 4.1t1 . 11g, tiiltil ikjiii4tAti. tiltatirr . tie itie ' Cxotu'i,ne •0t tici ut bin till •': hadinscaortiut4tui4: - .ti • ''.- , , !-• '' ' r ' . ' ThiOt l ifiiit wl4, drank Arial Ituld and prnionlied expre:igiiiiii' l of upplobatioli mit(. cortli , ll etwettr. reiraC; - tit which. Air. l'honwon iTplied hv a neat and utodeSt htlifte s ' o f thatilts • , / The list of literary toitits nits .elossti with the boinJitred rutrat of : • Joatuta 1.140160 4*.etkt.swatnan, wilt, yieloiv' the palm of povti • cat grui:4ll.eope to *tit her so:, .oi,•1 (4. It, .., 1 10,41111A, .A. 11!I i tit) er ml other t0,..3.s %%etc ;.;ivt.nt, - of the Lt!il“, animating and approptiate ti (~ : ,1* ritiC i i i;1 mitt the 'coni p! illy 7. , ,,..parated 11l itiLiti I. i. di IVO O'Clu (41. l.:rithry.,ftrooc;• ~ • .-. ..Alany,..exci. , y,e tit ?tongs were sung. durf..ng the t \e,iiiii...,:ity.,l,.,:tvi,lie Individuals, acs ' , Nell ,its by the pll ... ...1., ,c.;lttn,;l._i...,entlettretr. We nu . tlet-01.ml it i s 11e tt.rtton t .. ..th,lve a s uit il ar I , t' celebration . uf the..1.,',4 • birtll 7 , day itt 1 7 .thithurtill e. ,, i, ry three , years ; i,,d titcr - c call. be 11:5 :It•ttibt Gat a triennial I.•.:tit.-tl,, t - q, t; Ally \yell re.,gulaN s i w tr_4l' that of . lltii;-sit:ly hist, will tiVer Lt.: 11s041 ttsitt‘c:ably . itt t,..ll-.tvii. . % ; ()1'..1T()R1()S. • C Ol,- Et - rr-GAX - org.Ttitiatatt.---Yeste . rday 'l;cing ..vsmiversary of, th Martyrdom •Of hiog 611 AR LlV3. l titis !il ea Ire was pt.'lled for ;the pct._ form:4Nr of the Messiith. The rviitc ipal perfurto. et'4, vrere-Mtss-STE'PHeNi, liada the Ait4tr.:ctxr; Mrs. C.:1111.4),P., Mr. T. (;oofor,-, Mr..TINNei--, and Mr. S. SMITIfs' MSS STErtl VNs opened whit " Coli:fmr yentyPeople,"-witieli siteexpresseit ‘vitttherusual pv)wer l. u 3 likervise• 4 •"l- know that tny Redeemer," 1.14)(1 • he celebrated scene , " 'fitert were 'l . .e!)liertis," the- h!,,upho u y rtttl aVet ) l 4l pilk ; ,Melit'S (f) tt. h i eh' were la ast rain of di doe tutt-,i4 ; Madame MA lieoN" t is - already known to the Coihloti ill iehet for the tirace , witit•‘viiiell sire exeedt a'trd• the'pceidiar tei.or tones of her voice. 'Mr. TINZNItY has tt noble bass tshd Air. S. Souris and Mr. CouKE. fakd tip the ittemott of male harnion. • • The two yottog Getttleatett, , and Wtt.t.tAsti, sang': (low beautiful , " and f , ` , lf, (u he for us,"•vety-dclightfully. „; . At the end 01 the second part, it,deliglit rid ,con certo On ‘the flute was prayed by 11h'. Nic:• : troils(a ill tininner. 'ffte -band was led . b•FAiir.:l W. WARR. Mr. S. WeSLHY presided at the organ, sati•the Whole redounds to the professional ho. sour of I%lr. C. J, ASH Cay, Wilt/ had the diree . tioh. ...Wile house was very respectably attended.; . . After the cloth w a s remove d, t h e usual; toasts were given with. three times tbrce, and 1 .!...N0n nobis I)Ottline,". '' God save the •King," , 4 /litii ! 'Stir of Brunswick," Bale Brilannia," " GlOHode i'lpoilo," and a variety other favonrite son and glees',' eere souk in of a Style of almost un gs equalled brilliancy, and with the finest etreet. The Duke ut Clarence arol'Ute Navy" having Been. drank with thwabtial hoittiars,l . • Ylle Da Ito of KENT observed, 1.• the Arms?" had been given •witlnit any mention• being towle of it,,t; illustrious Commander in Chief; in coosequanee .. o f th a t to a st having come from the Chair. Fle . now proposed 1‘ the health of the Duke of York,`' 'which !mist waS received with great act:km.o4)os. . ! :'ll.te Dake,iir.Youx. returtied thirtiki,: and took occasion to press on the Meeting the importance 01 „Ile institution b the interests of which t hitt company had assembled to promote. Iluotanity SOCIETY oF AEl's AND SClENCEs.—Yesterday ,and uational taste, -Ile cotiteinled, demanded that 4estt,;fring, betitcen the hour* of seven and ten they should eicert themselves' ro the ototth,;t in the st'clock,.:the rooms .of the ..ioeiety of Arts and , cause. 'lle concluded .by giva4." Succes s tit S i ck.oces In tha Adel l. -hi wcr, thrown npmi to the the Theatrical .Foittl." 'l'h,s.toist was drunk with Sohicribers; for th e in l ic c ii. o 0! several models three jiffies three, anti.raptamottg applanse. •-• stnilp'.ftntiugs; laic!, at'e submitted to clic exami- I . On.. " the lic;tltlt of the Vice-Presideitt" - hehtg . Ntiou of the Institution, preparatory to the, ad- drank,thel)okeof K cNT, in returitiugthunks,stated Inticat ion of prentintits. S.cvvral personages of ,this to be the first public anniversary of an iustitti ,ttnik Were ahtung`tlie vkitor:s on t 14., occasion,. lio n esta hli,h e d in 1765, 'l'ln:friends to it haddion eliro l'e4f Med . t heir' approbai ion of the, works which , ,cper i considered that. the objects it was intended to lortocirthe present collection, This A`.,...cltibitiott. relieve had as mach claim on the generosity . of kthe fir's( iou , the: se alo o: was , only ititcuderlyas. ? their' coon tr yiticn. at large as those of many other rteviiri.rfory toll more general one in the rumi t ipg , 4 .churities • u3hich were lihetally.sopported in this month,. for whieb setter tl models of, tcientifielppti a ~nret-ropolis ; and hence the' present appeal - lie snecititilical,fugenuity are it.nowit to he in pileptvik t . ufit.elin g ly o.scAlit,4l o n ' the propriety of protectiog' thin: ' - , • : -.4(19ui ilthose , flolll want t‘ hose' exertions contributed so -vile fashiatialile ear-rings of the Parisian Ernlies largely to uphoid national taste nett national chn. inf-tots are.small milk-pails. The handle r whilt,is i , -mater. Ile hoped no one.would he dcterriA fron t 'qty J h ire, pits : es Mt oag-h the ear. .The pail is.cf . coming forward beeatti•4 be cultic! not afford 10 ' ivnry, - or ebony, and the hoops and..handles are of •pot down a. considerable .stunt I,lt note; '.A tt nxios Fold. , _ , ~. , i . that, ev:ely Onei,4,Sinlbell , t - tend Ilk tissibtaiie& i • , .1 - , Jim bentrrintation of TytheS, has long..lket;t t, (and lir wkrild •;.: not. suppose .there' was _any `htvithri t 1.. object wit ii litany of our liinilitig'Chitrae- ,omit in , thst. : room who did out 'coute with-that ter,,, hoth in the Church soil ittthe . ..e4eMite. ,We , intention), I I t s•iott.c.cootrikraie , W i f at be .eibUld tiptlTC, :k flow not whether' iiity of tlletontli's hitherto, dc... hr . begged git4(i)nset,a,:tert,putichiabt,t:,.talsteitittfionktitt7ilnysrtteht.:s.irviti:(i- `Nised tor th e . atta inment of ibis. ohji.et be pray- . ",t urn of one lienitle; 'but this we know, that all who: ailt ,killi; 1 , ? 0 , ,1be )0 0 ,gidoe:is %Odell they had. gratetttliv. tii.',. je't !P; it, may, by a, very cosy , process, reqdac i li. ! iv : pi - lounce as th e , i t onat i on..o f ( h t. .. p r i uce, , Regelll __ 74 ill Stier ot'iudinereore whether it he-c(iniltimt ~ itip(ame.) Before he sat down, as he l observed I , 4:r ton..—bov, for int:ince, a Lot tery Tickvk;, p b t;‘,„ . •:, ; tAtti4. i. 41 thc, gallery, he .could not but. ex p ress a ' if lout . ca a rno . „fr, n t I bai, la w; a Sipirr, ant! Ocil f !:ht!itp,th,q they ► won d‘exert,themsaves, in concert - rice irneflier thr pr . opoition.of 23,0 0 0. ( ;iii!ehi' , or r ti l l their • lair frien;ls, fop the :tattle Itenevorent ': ng s."vit of 20;otio Pn ou4; will - not in'odtLe.llte de- purp o s e , IL etmclutled by d r i n ki b i t ., j :o , :ci. ,; .-, .• ......,.. , .., • .„ i ?any,- atki l to,tLe Ladies in licr the. to .the corn- . and Called ' GAS LIGHT COMPANY. AMOUR NCO LONDO'N SESSONS.-- - --Yesterdn'ywns N.dard the appeal against the conviction_orthel;as. Light Company, in D'orset 7 street-, near',l3kOltQl ftiirs,,wheit the BC01; P. If consulted 1110 lkitt:4l.. , of Aldel:men, nild said it 'was the ovioion of OA, Conti, finti the , anislace .ww, not done, away they allowed it to have , heen'tnuelt iniiiroved since She conyiction; bin they reoulti not stiffer the Hl - ttf tly.tr s , ot, to be in cinger,, and gave three month- wore, to antenil or reiitove the, nuiflince.complaineci of. ~.