The Sun. — London, England, 1816-12-24 00:00:00

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[ I . 4 ,, n., as 'natty he 'tilling to Contract for sappfyirtr the Slop- V.lice, Stoiner'sel-place,toith Six rhonsand BLANE'N. ..1 Putter** 1 the 131onk.et,t mid it .Forns It the '"f i ender may 3 - . ' 4 ''' 4 '''' ? ' at e k i 4: 9 / 747 e, 4YO -7'ender -will be , received after . I.lae 'o'Cloek an Eh,' dry of 7'reaty nor any notieed, unless 1.7' 4 4 ' , Blt e Party, or un ..l gent for lain, attends. -'0 =,' . Every Tender must be aeeampanied by a Letter addressed to, 44s tri tyrks ,41'Isry 'hoard, and - signeil by two respatiSihle Persons, ... I t .: ikt piraging: to Ge(....ntg bound with the Per&an tettilertag,' in the • . , ;..IZing of 6011. for the due prizforutunee of the Contract. E t1;i:- . - '• - ' ' This Day were published, in Bvo, price 9i. boards, sSAYS on HYPOCHONDRIACAL an tither NEitVOI'S AFTECTIONS. ; . OF SCHOOLMAStE.RS. ~ •41 of Distrisged Schooloosteys would li i ni ,to et:Adel. his mite as to fvflow7schoujoitistti'. 4 '—.. (ttelletvettapplatlSe, with Fong: emit:bitted markz'of sympathy not grtuititde.) Dr. BLIIINUY .then m t heoretithit the thanks nf the ,Meeting shnuld be -transmitted 'to the Duke' Of Oil c an ,- ti,r the 1, , ,re.4 h000to: which his 'Serene 'Highness has enntent'id - on tht tteittly.Of ,Scllool;ualierti, by: his very liberal, conascending, and tnily interesting commtini6ation.. rim: was Net:on:ie.:l and echoed from ; every quarter 'of the . _ fly .101-IN Of the Royal College'uf Physicians, Londrini;and late Physi cian to the Fnishory liispenstry. Printed for Longinan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pawnoster-row. Thi. Day were published, in F2mo. price7s. boards, • t i i; k c l t i v lC n es S t io t n i s the for th‘pihca A t l tik no i f n i # t ! s I'rinciple to the Improvewent of Domestic Wines. By, JOHN MACCUI.I.OOI-I, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rene, Or me, and Brown, Paternoster-row. IiOLCROVI"S NICSIOIRS. • h nt • a EAST. INDIA HOUSE, Dec. 18, 181 G. COUUT,of DIRECTORS of the UNIT. " Ill " * ED COMPANY of 'MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trod -Ing•,to the EAST do'hereby give Notice, That a. EN FICAL COURT fpf the said COMPANY will be their tiOuie iu I..adenhall-street, on NVEDtiESIYAY, 113. e Bth dtstinar3 1817, fromn Eleven o'clock in the Pot enot!n Itntil Six in the Evening., to Ballot on the •following cres.- This Day svete published, in 3 vols. 12mo. with art original Portrait, ufter Opie, price 11. is. bodrth, RAIOIRS of the hte THOMAS 110L CROFT, written he and contiotied to the Time of Li;, Death, Notes ;amt I,therPapass.: Printed fur Longman, .110ist, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. Z . - .14:011Pi " Th:tt. fir. GEMI.GE TEMPLER, late of the Bengal Civil Esta.bli;lnnent, he pe'rantted to return to Bengal, -: ,- , ol ,ytith 'such rank iii the Compaio 'Service as he 511411 he potitlt.l touttdrr the Provisiutti of the Act of the 5.3 d. Geo. " 4 ' 1 ..2. cap. 1 55. sec. 8,5." • • This Day Was published, in aro. priCe 61, rt& - sewed, grim - PERSFAMYI7OII, a POEM! ; Ragner JL . Lodbrag, from the Icelandic i . Dattae, Irmo the Greek ; Dirge on thr Brave; The Crucifixion ; The Lame Man re stitred ; The Second Olympic Ode, front the Greek ; Ode from .the Hebrew ; Tiles from the Persian of Sady ; Odes-from Alyttrenti-t the ElervotlrNrmean•Ode of Pindar From:the., ratio of Flaminius 4 The Fourth Olympic, front the fir,..lc; Gray's'Latiu Odes translated; Imitation of Horace; Ode from Horner; Runt the Persian of ; irimy• from the, Persian ; Twn Sintgi of the Negroes in Madagascar ;' To the Laurel, front Metastesia; Sonnets frtnn The Italian of 'Michel Anil°, Huta, Zappi, and l'etrarclt• . Iu oiler to tietenunie by sucli.lllnt whether.three parts in rata of the Proprietors present flt . Gene.rai Cdurt, consent that the said 111r...GEORGE TEMPLER. bepermit . trek to returty-rtth his rank to India. Printed for Longman, lintst, Rees, Orwe, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row. ' The eouirrdoiu k thtr girt notice, that at the'snid GENE L COURT, hit following Resolution of the General Court of this day will be i;nbutitted fur their confirmation, ." That this COURTapprovr ;nut entniimt he Resolution .of the (lona of PiTretors, of the vtlth:Octoher. last, for appointing atnitlnq Etti opean to :in the Oriental De parttrtent at the East !nhhia College, with a Salary of 4001. per Annum, ;tlltl an Allowance of 1001. per Annum fur :House l`ttut, agreeably to the iStli Sea. of the tab Chap ! of the Company's Ilye-Laws. MEDICO-CIIIItURGICAI jOI.7B.NAL, by Drs. SHEAR MAN JOHNSOn d PALMER. : N . a► • r Du the Ist January, 1 . 817, will be published; price 21. 6d. to .he continued Monthly, TIMBER.X.III, eontaittin body •of the must ivpurtaut Facts ever laitLbefore the Public through a SlMlfar chantisq.'.. Aiitotig the Original Papers will be a Case oP Roptirred Caralid: 'Srtcry arid Wtomded Jogttlar, Wherein:lllonm); of th.e:carolitt wits cot down tipini slid lied, during a dctuge,of blood. An Official I , ..eport nt Governtsient; tit the' Yellow: Fever, &c. 0.c., Tries lletiiew Oepari meta will contain nearly tri pages of analytical mats . ter, in the greatest possible st a t e of condenstition: The other - Depdrfments will present a Inas% of information, fortigitAn4 doitiestic, - unequalled in'any Witilit The whole Journal is desi4ned to convey a coniplele Pictotiof4lie. Eiresent state of anti to torte aw authentic reference for'the private Pr;-yt it ioner ou all occasions. JAMES CPBB, Secretary ••• , . • 'IVEZ an y one tntiery. Scheme had ever }renter Mania to Public Phtnitiage than anOther, it is the pre.- * cot, It be r iticitry i utrod anti formed frcint the .pinions of the. L'Pithlic. 'There aro only 12,000 i ficlietc, with i'wo Prizes of tin,,utinGoiried.s; and lipwar , lo of Foci!, other Capital Prites . thefirst Eight Pr4e , drawn Mil ri.ceive SO the 11.rsj,c40 Minks *re entitled to 2 Guinehs wool Co, 8, Cariihilt, Sold_ond SLieed THE CiItAND pRIZE , Nu l3l i.z9,oock . 7,731 .612 40 • ********** 4•1••• • I 0 • Ttcxrrs and SHARES are on !zrtle as above, where itu llittliatc attention will be paid, tonal Orders. " : • l'ablf;lteil lid• 13aldw•in and Co. Pau-Twister-row. This Day was publisher!, with considerable Alterations anailati (litho's*, tis 4 and in m.o. tine liaper and hot pressed, price 104.-4:d. btntrtts, tlit".tit - Edlrtolf;tl HIsT()ItY of ALL RZLIGIONS, with Explanations •of the Doctrines and Ori ler of IVorAhip, 413 held and practi§ed by all tite Detio.:iinations of professing hristian • ..comprehentling a Series of nese:aches explana tory of the Opinions, Customs,' end ILpresentotive Worship in the churches,whielt have been .esiablished froth the begin pink of time to the cominencentent of the :Christian !Alva sation ; containing much information on Biblical Literatuia, ut.ittib day- tinlinowni • • • JQIIN , BELLANIT, • Auth`orot f the Ophion, and Biblical Criticisms in the Classical . TrIE NEw LO rrEtty , in begitrDraNeilig the 21st JAN 1.1,1111; the Sehinne of %vhich has tievn fisrated entirely from the various suggeitions received frvni the Public, altli will, beyond a dotsht, meet iniiversal appro- Uation. There i 3 only a %mall 'Slumber of Tieketi (19',000) )tt contain% Two Prizes of io,oon (impels, '.,Ste. &6. and the toweitPrize ifi 171. .The Eight Prize• , first drawn. will each he entitled to-an extra Prize---and,t he tit-et-drawn 60(11.11anks, will receive '25 Guineas ,vach , -ituleed, there is altogether great novelty, and tle. Public oro respectfully itwited to call fur Srdietutni 74, - the' favorite Others, 4)/ • - 'Evros Stock-Broker, 9, CORNHILL, and LONII.IARD-S'rREET; Where the fa.v.outs of hi; Ftiertias., are ever gratefully aeknow - hefted. All.Bittineis in the Fund; transacted with that promptness &ind 'fidelity which hive thstfuguished• Eytoteta 011431 for 111 . ,1 to il.)y yea L'S'l/4/It. ' • , , Journal. 'Printed fulr Longman, Hurst, flees, Orme, and Brown, F a . Lerouster-row. . , • This Day was published, Ilustrated with 32 Eogravingi), in 2 vols. Am. price 21..94,1 in 2 vols. r”yal Elvn. price 31. 3s. ; Ina in 2 %vit. 4tu. with Proofs on India raper, price 71. 74. , boards, .(to correspond with Chaltneres*History of Oxford), • A HisToltY of ihe: UNIVERSITY and COL- T. of :CAMBRIDGE . ; including Notices relating to the Founders Ond.luninent•Men. This Day were publitheil, to Quarto, wltt a lArge Two-ftheet Hap of the Country, &c pilot buardc, rilit A VELS in IjELOOCIIISTAN and SI ISTDI , I ;Acconikiailitd by it Geographical and liistitricaFdccuunl *t. Mise Cowitriv:. Ily G. EWER, A.ll. Formerly of Emmonucl College, Camblielge. • By Lieutenant HENRY POTTINGEII, . 11);( the tionourahrk &Ist Indio Company's Sirviee ; Assistant .to tdit grsitient at the Court of ht. itiizhness the Peishwa; and late As4istatit, and Surveyor with the slissious to Sinde and Persia. Printed for Longman ) Titirst,ilees, Orme, and Browa,', Pa iarttioster-rcli. Printed for Longman, Hurst, ltees, Orme, and Brown", and Sherwood, Neely, and Junes, Paternoster row, London ; 4tid Peighton and Sous, Cambridge. _ Of born iae be had. A History of Oxford ; ineltulin the Lives of t f he ?minder e. Alex.,tlaluter.4 F. S. A. Blustratid by a'srrics of I.3o t:ravings, in 2 toll. Bro. tl. I is. ;in 2 vols. royal too. .11,'ss.; - and' its 1 vols. 4to. with Proofs on bulbs Papei, price til. Os. boards. . " Of whom may be hail, An'Afrount of the Kii)::tiom of Cannul, and its Dependen • Vcrsia,TortorY, kind India. By du 11nn. hlonnto nal ! JElPhittstoae. in illustr*,l by Two Ma and i 4 Flares, 1 aviwitich are coloured,-ptice 81. 13s. dd. Foa COUGlitt, COLDS, Wm,sit's caursroar LOZENGt S. wat the Name given teb.Cultsrto - by the ho linew its value 111 Cutlet's, - It. prep4red to the forts of Lrtzeng,•, as the most agyesanie to pal Ate ; anti also, thut, liy its gradually dissulsing in the mouth, may with %tore eertaintyhe conveyed ; Li. the pos-r. affected. 'cliese Lot' lieugessilluy the tictling sensritionwhish orezis•ions Coughing, 001 ring roiee, atisi producing the most salutary elects ; if used as a verentive, ; ftw persons will he 111.55 litd with • tonifts.throngh thy winter, and their-price places them wi:hiti teach of all ranks people.—Sold by 4dwards, et% St. titiVit Church-yard, who is the holF Proprietor: the...ge nuine will have the , names of and'lldwards on the - stamp. Itri, WATAITS ANTIPKIITUSSIS fur t[ee HOOPING. ~!:1 1 4;11, x remedy long approved rind reetnnntended by " e ant the Litigtlinn. Price 'only 25. sd. per int ti It . 111 I():4'.S ANTIB I MOUS PILLS. rrqii 1 , :'3(;.!, PILLS long sii - tee obtained a just celg- I): ity in the private practice of the Proptietur. Mr. 1)IXON, A pothr-earT ; and 'front their great success in n.,r.:y . 0h 7 istivat e Itti flh Diam derv, lot Minter ous Patients of dist inc.; ton, Kirticalarly the Oulic I.f Iledford, the Dowager Lady Say and the Viscountess Hoikel ev , tke:ekc. lie was persuaded td offec,th4i ii to th u midi.:r the sanction of their Names.. They, 6'N found to be,sin incomparable Itetusily. for d lfe!gtion, and reNto.ti int the toile of ,the Stomach. They ',Move habitant temporary ..Costis cite's, Alcii Head- Avhelkfintt: licatt-llu I 1., whether arising from the a;zrituottY t hredphilant Lille, intemperate diet, or drinking_ to ex cess; and *ill •he Found a roost valuable Medicine to he re- Surl4:d liij ' I ' • tic 1 by, a disordered CS, VI) lit 1 5r1Sttloll OCCUSIO tt ate of 'the Stomach And Ilowth• at lessts - ,. Butler and Son's, ''tin.., Clit'arde,' !T i n ' ' 44 ; n. 1 1) 'loxes at 24. 9d. ; 6g. ; anti 225. ; III)11 OW 1 1 4 * Pr"4, N4 ell "Oisritcrd iota lUe die i t,Vitidcrs i.it cre;'s Totti. KIRIVAN'S SERMONS. . . . This Day'were published, the Secunil 'Edition, In One Volume, Octavo, with a P.ortroit of thc Author, • price 12s. boards, IC! ERAIONS, by the latent:v.lVA Ll"Ert BLAKE L. Ent wAN, De;:n of. Killalu. 'With a Sketch ot his Life. ‘, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees,, Orme., and Brown, PatErnoit ov row. Dr. Kirwan preferred our country.and our - religion, and brought. to bOth, - geriius superior to what he f9und in eithetr• tte ealled,forth the latent elrttfes of the butnan'heart, Anil taught men to discover in themselves a mine of charity, of Mitch the fraprietors had been imenhseinti;. lie came to interrupt )he repose of the pulpit, atid sbakes.uue world with the thunder of the other. The Preacher's desk becomes the throne of iigitt."—Mr. Grattort's Speech, ,June 19, t 792.: * * *A few eppies are printed to-Royal Paper, price One hoarlist, This Day was price r,s:boards, small BVo. Second Editiun, revi3ed, MANUAL or INSTRUCTION ant) DEVO TION on the SACRAMNT of ttie Lows SKITLit. By the Rev. JOHN TIEW,LEI"r, 13.1). Morning Preacistr at tia. Foundling, &c. Sold by Now. Rivington ; Longlitan and Cu.; liatchard ; a'nd R. kfunter, _ _ moult the many admirable treatises and tracts, which hate been published on this important subject, we can readily and 'conscientinusly place the Manual now before us."—firi tish Critic for July, 1815: ' The author's arguments are so - forcible, his exliortations 'are so perima%ive, :and his whole consideration of the subji.ct 'is so judicious, edifying, and full of comfort, that we ant ici- Tate the most beneficial results from the wide diffusion of this "little volume, which we turnestly,recommend to universal at tention."—Gen t. Mag. Sept. Just published * , by .the-same anthor, Cmiitirthitatlei find AnnOtatious on the holy Scriptures, in &vols. Bth. price 31. 15s. in bourrls: ' • The Anniversary sleeting of this excellent In stitution. was - held on k i riday a: the Ciown and Attelior 'Tavern in . the Strand— : ', His Royal Highness the Doke of St'ssex in' the Chair. The comp - any, which was very numerous, sat down i to - mi excellent dinner about six o'clock„, After the cloth was removed, Non nohif bornine was sting, and the usual toasts foliowed,.viz. :-- the King-4he Prince 'ltegent—The Queils,,the Pilnetim charlotte, and the Female Itranches of the' Ithyaj r.nuily— The Duke of York and the 4rmy—"phe Duke of t Irtrence-nnd the Ntivy, accontmnied with - 41, 1 )1.0p' i ate son i4 s tunklunsic.' Dr. BUIINEY: , IIext proposed the health of the Duke of . Coihrlitge, the Patron of , the Society, wlioSe high rank the assetohly would look up to with respect, while they reginded his nets ut kind ness tO ikon with gratitittle: The Meeting. drank ' the Aiettlth of hid „Royal Richness with glltiltiil3l/1, alit/ three times three. Or. Llittikav then rose , and said, lie should :propose a -toast which would go home - to . t h e bosoms of, all -tire Members of the Society. It there was a man who with earnestnepilind skill promored 'the cause of li,louviedge, religi4n, nod humanity, was the Duke of Kent.—(Applause.)— By the talents of• his greit tnininiand the sensibi lity of his great, heart, he , had rendered. tlie cause of knowledge :be most es id se c vico. (jf srhes'e exertions rho. nextigeneratiou would taste the (riots: and the Kingdom of Rightetiticness, w ki c t, a still greater Advocate had established, trodild reap ,a rich harvest throv,ll his exei flout. , "He should not 'dilate luither' upon the merits ;of the 'Duke of Kent, though 'the 'Royal . Chairman, lie did not doubt, would listen with pleasure to the' praises of such a blot het .-.—( A Nilo use.) ...--Ili is was intleod a 'new era, when Princes were striving for ' honour not in fields of blond, but by the pr o - motion of the arts of huinanity ; the diffetsitm of knowledge, and tlt., in telle.coal, advancement of Mankind. ','' ' ' -The healtli , of:ElM DitkeotKet r a ryas th'en given,. with three times three:. , u 1 , ; ,'''' The Ite.! , CI-EAJtt:;o,s,aft BufiNRY proportl 'as. a t'r)*st the 'Width of '111 . 4 lOyal Chairuirinti.- the) Duke of 5 , 1115 t ...!, tit spit) they would give; their ,warmest, tilmiks,,nni WA ais,their hest wishes for his prosperity. 1 ' ; the Dnite of .§elssitx returned titaido and said, that, as ytt, te 1 1 1144 but tcW claims Oil the grail tude.ta, the Society.i, 1,17 he hnvtied c.,,' 'o hm ,' stipscript i oils, Alto , r eyynitl4 would giVt: 1 L•c:“ ~ ii ';' , 4 - 1 : siOil til'itenelnber the time . when lre, hail the honour ,to.he in tbe.titair,, Ile also ad::l,siowle'lled. the r w egard , hicliltati'bein' sliewn to ,his .110 y 4 4 .oGotlot k rilick)4l6sl44lli DA .340,. the...ox,rt :,,,% •coliliellieriAle s if the TlOya.l. }amity, did not pass tintiofiett,hurrtlint they received tlott,sll,F i ptiril;-a,-, mototi, wi o tich would call fort h`ctlie gil a t i i, it , o f everyione.w His " R ho had sympathy With 16 3 , f e lld {be ings. 4v ., .o, at liighties,expatitttyil upon the' claims of the Institittiou to public avention, itud on the! naturstgratittide ivlaeli tsar-'ilife'iront every, math .not - only. to- his own.instroatofs 'hut rO f - he tencheislif youthiti gei - .eral. lie alfokilti.firors'e the health . or a man . whom lie Rotary 11• i it f r i ti dy and 'whom all respected As a Mitgistratel— . -" The Lord Mayor of London," to which:lir should titld, 1 " The Corporation.of London." , , . . ~i i i . i.''i The toast` int,t , ing been drtiolt. ,witb , great 41p';• . planse, tire Loan' it#l,Ayoit" returned thanks, atiil' observed,. that the•CorporAtion'of Loiidoti,wlOch had Leeit libet?ll,:toyvn,l4s All . estaillisbinefits'for piiiiiie advantage, would probably, if applied to, 1 .exteild its matiitieetirreio this SOCit:(V, thougl at present (he was not ashatned to say it) it was not able to pay its own.bill.; , - 7 , (Applanse.) •,...,''''' i -,"- The' Duke of Stissex,,,topti, he hail to prepo474 these ivhicit'regnirett's j onw pretatory,observatioht: A-letter had been wrifteny the Treasurer to his. , !'icrene Flightless the Doke! of Orleans, •to'retpiest the honour of Lis attetulatice. ; , ,Tha-rDitite ifati 'returned au ati..wer in 'd\ ilia he r . lipq.:(witli a; O. *nation of ten guinialititortne'h:iiii; ttat he had himself once heenia selioolmaste'r,' arid 'bad, in th& time of his adversity,,reljed.fon hic.stipport on 'Will I alii)ts and accpiirtnents. lie should!, therefore, give “ . The Royal SehoOltnaster." Thirtowit was .h o It* with war and )ver,. rif* :l entintsiasin, A fter'whieb the letter Was called fur trout itkikarts:of,the tootn. EeLt..,l rose and observed,., that in order to tmderstantreertainlllus'mus, some 'exyltination Might, 6e : neussaty, in at Iralt ,contd nut be uninteresting.' tle'thett sta . ted, that' at the late dinuergivetr-in honour of his . Highnss the Dukeof i 4ut, he, as.a stewitrdi had an opportunity of 'conversing with the Dukc of Orleans, and wus so far encouraged by his great condescension and.politeness, that he took the h. betty of inviting him to tacit his RoYid Frietitt:tlic Duke of Sussex at tiff: Schonitn.t‘teN' dinner. Hi afterwards renewed th e inviriti()o by a icitcr, which he. observed,. with great truth, that few persons had ,detivedr higher, ativatuttges vain Schoolmasters than his Serene Ilighttes.—(Ap.. plunse.) ' • The Quke's answer was then read: - ' It began by stating, " how much he was flattered by tht.• obliging intrrnation of the reasons for which Ought to feel sai tiartiCiiiar•interest for tile School mnster4. Me hadOndeeti,nrofenutitives tar being attactied to that mein! and respectable class of filen than he believed Dr. Kellycouldhe aware of. he fact wait,"however, that among the many vient‘itullever fortune which had fdlltn to his lot, was t 9 be foqnd Oac (fit b‘..en a school. , waster. It was at a period of severe distress And persecution wh en h e had tht., ggod , luck of being admitted as Teuthei College, wherc lie gtke lessons regularly during the space of eight lie hoped', theeefore, that the Society tor'cite -The next - to:lSt was, " The. Pt esidetits tot* the Soeie:y, lbw Bishops of Hereford and' Carlisle ; iii it,eir letters were reed, contaiiring%tipologles for non-attendance, 'which were.roceive4 with du-. Monstrat ions of high -es , .eetn. The health's of the Piesiclents, Doctori Purr,,tooodall, Burney, and Barrow were next given„ whet). Dr. BottNeY returned hanks,. and excited ;ionic : snitch by. an allitsion4tq,we could not ditioetly hear, respecting the,pcobable cause which prevented. Dr. Pares attettilatice.,,, `Ube. tio VAL C.:FIAI rtst N next prOpOSCII the health of .I)t..lCelly, the l'ieasureil . who in 're tew words tenoned thanks. lie tote the the opoortuoi:y of ." congrattilatitig the S , ,L)eiety ott its increasing pros perity,,,,, The' last year's income he gated to be 1600./: and the4ttuded property of the Society above 18,0(10/, was also highly gratifying to observe; that from . the commencement, of the Itistittivion,.;each'Anniverskiry Meeting was more ntonertontly ittendedlintii the preceding;' and he 'bad 'every reason to hope, that the .s'aine:progres. sive ipprovenieut.would continue. fie d c then - rea a very long lisof new 'Stibscribets, among- whom were the. Dukes of Sussex and Orleans, Sir Charles Slew, Admiral 'Taylor, 'Colonel Downie, Dr. pelt, Dr. I.l.aird,, and numerous other „ben'efactors, not. schO o f- mas t ers , A mong the lore; were the • HeatViklitstet Of %VeSt k iiiinster School,..,the - i\lasters of St.. Paul's, ebristl's flos. pil al, Cheam Se:1001, &c. &c. 4c. j. Ott the health I:) . the Ccnitnit,tee_ being given, xt .ovr. AvVBSIA.L, the fleas! Masterof the op.arter lionse School, ref nrned t m hanliA, and Oi.)ery,ti,d, that however g'atifying it W a s to the copany' it, hear the Treaki)rer's Raptirt of the...suteets cif hie So. ciety, they had to lainent , that the, tlemasnls, for relief front 'flie - charitkible 'fond hall great ly:.111- . crease& of late:. was ainong other O.llllleS, to the' establishment of the.large Schools on I)r. Bellt , s plan, by which;the snasterS of•many thiy-s.lrwis lust their pupils, mid Were . , with thair-fattillieg . ;• refine:Al to great distress. He then' clot 1t 'with great force 'on the elalins of Sellooltoaster3, tind the importance 4 of the institn.* ti9o, which he 41C . Cribed us it once,,berteficial and liononrahle'fo:the prote,,sion, and highly useful to the publie. , .± therefOre hived that itAtoir. ed only .to b. properly' understood to Obtain the , support of eyery, respectable, Sclio,o,hiluster.in the kingtlim, The Duke cif' 51:7911P.7t 'next .proposed... The Cause of , Edlicitoop all over the WOrld.." Width he pretaced by,severul, very, intercaking.,4ool4"elo. rinerti . • A After some 0)1110.1 toasts and appropriate speecltes, linbrti.liet.t.v . . begged to trespass for « ruoitiept ott theltonviviality Of the company, lind to call 'their otteistion,to , ll .very 'serious subject. lIV t4i6l i ed to . pay a tribute of gratitude ti the memory of a warm friend and liberal benefactor to' this. So. ciety, whom they ban lately lust, and whose death might .itideed..be cottsiiierctit real loos ,to the nubile. They must allitnoWlltat he meant David, Pike ,Waits, ,se,.nante 'Connected with alti.ost eve' y hem:mien!, Lititittition iii the 'Metropolis, Juunit identifictlivitli , 'olotrity itself. They hid kit pie. anniVerialit,S;iii a similar Way, ,Iran!; sue atessiviel.y-to illtillrellSOry of; 1)r. Maine, thlin- Oltraleyi Vincent, Men WhO Were an or nament to their Society, iii well' AS to 8 1 1 sty in Keurraiji l iropose to drink_ stand, ihg:eutCirt. , frolettio;silenee,:to-the.b'enevolent nun y of David Pike NVatts t ijitite of ''re. gard was.'tititiOtly poi(i . becoming !mirk of feelltig.'i and the Dttlt'..e; of Sushipress- ell batisfactilin' ttt 4 the .testiteony of bvstowed,' 1114 Aoyal 1111...,1111e5s soon after took'in.casi,ni to expryss the high gra. ;Ifli't;nt is whiela Ict 11,01 es.,;eriinct4l ;hit iii' winthl lie most liApry I.; etiplytits t. ttut lilt „asyre at:tter next tilltikersitry,:hvit cioMl' of cis Ittqat Btoill . CYS' s the 1/11 4 tes Gimbridg,!.? Ketir., - be : ahlefo preside, he woithl the lionwir tiE sit vin gas ;..v Stesv i ad. 117 itvyul 11;!f,rtii:•S snoll ;diet' retirt'd, anlid t-he. kCClatnit. (ions Of the eOfhpaily. Tlio social enjoyment wits iesomed, 'and contintted lit it laic hour. txcellen: 'socqy,s were shit.;' dorw g everfing"bsi I,eete, Lvaits,. topl !!aster Torle, aecomp:o2:ed , occasion:llly by. (tit: haird Of the.DtAeVii.cili. AVELN'ii.ri, .t Gurman rte. tired last-stuninei hitt Loose in the cotu there to - devote Itintself, its the titlitly Lind exa)ii!li.ition prtis,,ti,4,i 600 Tilt! regtrit 4?f i,i, hbon)f-i• wits abOilt, Isb produce a complete `.‘ Ti..ticid.vv, _hot ticter. mined to adett ee nothing - iii cerhtt witlio4t nyttleniithie Pinot'. M. ‘Vi:ltier tried his pi I 1%1.13 upon lantiself, told appi.litred to the greAt alterations irhii ‘,lteli . datigeroits itiAs pia upon his heolt h. At the latter il;e montti or October, lie invented some unktiown,p9,is,, l lol# Mixture, and wished to asstite himself of it* effect. The following 1114 +tut:013111 %Vbidt flu gives of 'it in file last pugs: of hitt Inantattiot :. " A piVtion composed of—(ltere the substanet:i nye nnuted", anti the ilnses inditlitTl) routtai; and the 'fitoeif 0 . 1 it is drat that I ant dyil;