The Sun. — London, England, 1820-02-05 00:00:00

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Esq, proceeded to - lay the foundation -stone, and• an immense crowd of spectators, gave three hear • . 4 .. :Par e/ ' 'Ate -. some ;' • • ,SSRS. BARTLEM AN, C. KNYVETT, THE REPLIBLICAN.—No. 11. also deposited a plate, bearing the following in- ty cheers, and the procession returned in order to ~..e script ion : the town of Ayr. f Sir:; : 4, :: 6 , - Iv• leNYVE're, and GREATOREX. most respect- After what I have written on the Republican . After lodging the Most.',Worshipfel Grott sa Isle'-) - • "I i ~ ,. ...i katY i ' l l , c i ltotint the Subscribers, and the Public in general, By the favour of Almighty God, Ou the 25th day of January, A, D. M,DCCCXX. Master in due form, the severs,) Lodges proceed, es ° lee, e 'est• CONCEPeIee WILL COMMENCE on FRIDAY, character, of which I see no reason to retract a Of the iEra of ;Masonry 5220, .to their respective Ledge Rooms, where th ey il e ; la 0 .., 1 . sit', le syllable, it remains for me to solve one And in the Sixtieths year Of the RI:Igo of our beloved liC.' . , ;.. ~ "'''. l of rehruare, sail continue every Week (Passion spent the evening in the greatest bartneily. The - e..e • Severeign George the 'Phird, re atl l - •' 1 " r ~,t (,, w - ' .) ' difficulty. " How then, it may be said, can a i ,„„. , r, ee ,s excepteu,. His Royal Highness George Prince of Wahs, being decorations of some of the Lodges were very splei•• negeet of the United Kingdoln, esse d 14 h ie :::::-: i I . IVE, GUINEAS for NINE CONCERTS, with 1 , man o f ti ny g o ,-,..1 dispositions possibly be a Re- did, and the bands of music which accompaniee 4 , And inueificent Sulikriber to the Edifice, Tiff 5 I :t. Tit, NI ~,,I cictions. 'rite Foundation Stime of this•Monunient, them had a eery imposing e ff ect, anti, not wit:i. 1- et:i3LICAI4 ?" I confess the fact, that so it, has Erected by Public Subscription in honour of the genius of standing the onfavottrablecess of the tlay,brotight ,. • fl, "lazers bare ti sitisfaction to announce, that t• cy I 00 o ' 1 ` .4. elieile - i - - : ' . been, and possibly may be again ; and thus . 1 No. ROBERT BU RNS, forth au immense critwil of spectators. ..4.,'• . •.!- P.:' Fon, ' s" 4 VERY LMINENT FFM.ILE VOCAL PER,- The Ayrshire Poet, , o be - -,,: h ut v : i ll';4 l 'irtlie %Vivo,. S'ets,4ll (except the First. Concert) , , teed to account for it, by thetinguishing the cases sees laid - .• About seven o'clock, deputations arrived at the ee , By Alexander Boswell, Esq. of Auchitileck, M. P. Gland Lodge, when mail. etatriotic toasts were +ti. l ido ,- e ten. e "s4 Acetic they are not at present at liberty to men- in %%Well this may be expected to happen. , _ Worshipful Depute Grand Master of the Must Ancient given, together with many 5(111145 and speechee, l i . ;' 5001' 41 iit,,,,,, i A man born under a Republic, anti educated Mother Lodge Kilwinuing, highly appropr i ate to the occasion. Among o• errs • • (Attendedliy all the Mason Lodges in Ayrshire) five „i i , ipe la . ptions are received by il ie I\N„,„ 4 -,,,, , a „d 8„,,1ts . in it, may be zealous tor..that. total of Govern- According to the ancient usages of Masonry. the Rev. 11. Pool reeked th e following l'ocm, 4,t . 't dew 000 1 ' , .ti ' e te . . rt . , ein Biro:elle r ;tee co. N',,. laa, :NT, ttooil- 'nein, as k now i ng wit, g totthing.-better, and having had Thomas Hamilton, junior, Edinburgh, AI ebiteet, which was received with gi eat applause : Is , ere, • e . r • , Job n Contiel, junior, Builder and Contractor. . ;,,, • lie Icv,:etit's Ilurutoitie Institution, for the ; ill his early prejudices tented to that bias. Thos ANNIVERSARY ODE, ati , • rri us „ _,, . , .. t 's Or rcceiviiii; names. ' •1 o and thus trained, he Will have some Re- ACer which, the most NVorshipful Depute t spin i e , . • • . . Cottittose.ii vita TUE ANNitat..Sietri , ,•G ,w THU GLASGOW AYR ...• , , •••••,_ _ S. • . __ titr -- ---- ---_._ • istitilitnlit faults ; lie im i - y he haughty and inflexi- Grand Master exhibited the core and the a ins in surititz irrotSioiki -souk:Tl . , YSTtt JAN. 1820. . ~ v oi . , hie, he.may hat hour 11) ignorant contempt of all true Masonic style, and delivered .the iollowing ' Itll'Ptt • ,•,- ''' t• ! - VIII s ' .GE OF lellt rioUSELESS. • who submit to any Sovereign, or to aity other Address : Thy sorrows, AYH, are like the dews of night, • .. -,- 13e''' i . (2(,) Is •,•• . - , In purls , drops, o'er Nat,tri's.cheek descending, ' * -• • i •ANI ! 1 i bit, have ei veil Notice, flier It)rin of polity ; but • a happier neture may V et • " Bee - rite es—May corn, wiee and oil abound; To bid ber veinal Beauty Gram more bright, ) -''' 1 . 'eas-id " ol asept . en ce of the Ittclemeot. Weatl7 having •••-i g ~ , , the El i , ',mints, and lie natty may all that is usettil and ornamental be cultivated wee ~. est ta London Wall will be closed lo -morrow. soften him in many esseeti.; The tear and smile in lovely onion blending; . f.'ll. ...,;.t ; '7. --- = - -- , --'-:._ be still a good wan, and a go od Christian ; for amongst us; and may all that can invigorate the mA... i"' •• ' 0 1 - 4 . ------._ Christianity interferes with no human Govern- -hotly, or elevate the geld, sited their blest in- For like the hymn of gratitude ascending ~ la i ' • ,I s altr ioN . s • With incense ever-pleasing to the skies, ' „,t, I'AIIALYSIS. AND I ,IIIISCLILAII. CON- meets. - duence on our native land. . ' ,e, wing' V -, eae 'Thine and thy darlin g Poet's fame extending, ."1-A("rloN OF THE LIMBS. Among the Republicans of ancient times, many "We have at length assembled to pay a grate- ' -1 •A ' , l lt ' OLlri, „• Thou hear'st the voice 0f gratulation rise. In ,1I ' ~ A, Jr ,. •tv, woo vw several year , had the beyo n d ail doeht, were with honesty, as well as , fel, although a tardy, tribute to the genius of a, r thc i . r 4 Intl-tient of Sargeon, at the Royal York Hospital zeal ' attaches) to that species of Constitution . Robert Bunts, our Ayrshire Poet ,. and the Bare! ~.• And lo! on this auspicious liolyday, ion , ,'i . • ~(' Ari,,,," ! '''''al oft ht- . 11. , ve Complaints which occorred in ' ' s • 4 be l / .'" H-s wi - , and !,,..;,,,,. ~ , . - c o o • .' i ~. , i The reason is )lain, they had seen, and were con- of Coda. There sure) lives not the man so doll, A ~. • .}„,, t's 15„, „' • ~,,, A) ~ I s ME DS I count( ~i ea num- The Son§ of Light in bright array, . .'• "io') I • 'I" '.l bet-wi se bete l i .. (o i oe chart to th, 11 ohm seeing, in . the countries near them, a so flinty, or phlegmatic, who could witness this I title t e s'-eirie s , announce, 4 - it 1..• • he toe; i . With many a mystic streamer dying., i , ~• 1 - ) i - • , .., . 1•\• hr •• , t -- - 5 ,,,,1nef0l abuse of the Sovereign power, when eveut without emotion. But to those who e . - er -, ' t e,, 8 " ' , Lt. C.VSES Of the Art()VE DESCRIPrIoN, To minstrelsy with measar'd steps advance, .IC, I ty- ' WlS'ers , vested in a single maa . 'flies', generous souls heart-strings have th rilled responsive to the chords • a - •Sai i hilt)- - LK-s'ITEEI', Bedford-square on TUIES- . And seem, at times, to weave the festive dance, "":;.:1 on ]i l', l / 4 _ " - S, ri . o - 12: to till 2. ' were indignant at the sight, as the soul of every of the Puet's lyre—whose bosotns have swelled .., f pr. ~, -------,______ ,At tittles to shwke the spear oreou •It the lance, • honest Elighbh MAO is, wherever he beholds it ; like his, with love awl friendship, with tendernesa• . r',''.i ----- 0. t0, ,,• y 4.. :4-4. To BE sm.') BY AUCTION, strong as his attachment may, am! onght to he to and sympathy, have glowed with p atriotism , or . The while they place, by plummet, rule and square -.1 ~. 1° ! I': - , , Ineited monarchy. But they had never witnessed minted for glory=titis• hour must be an hour of , ' - By Mr. SOTI - I EBY, . The corner stone predestined to bear re 0 , 7' 4 ' It hi, , the experiment of limiting the power of a King exultation. Whether we consider the time, the . ~ i i )0 :f 4 , - ..,, •,•- Ihe precious monumental pile, 5 .?.:' u''' ''" l'EKeij .. ,""• , WELLINGTON-STREET. Strand, by w h o l esome laws, nor could suppose it to be place, or the c i rcumstances , there is enough to in- •• - a iee e e. ,l! ba ys (sun , a 'v 4. ' x Pehriiai y 8, 120. and Five following Of Ayr the glory, and the boast of Kyle. t. 4., practiceble. Hence, their determined hatred to (crest in each ; but these combined, and at mire 4 l e . rai l' i l. s; A v,,,. , .. excreted), at l'welve o'Clock, ~,g be name of King, which with them was spumy- in operation On our feelings and our fancies—his, Tho' frail the fabric which you raise '1 - Il i i , 7,, A Y Valuable COI,LECTION of BOOKS; ' , 1 ~ - . ..; a ,i i micoasisting chiefly of Eariy English History, Poetry, moos with r l yraut. The small State of Sparta, muse, ales ! is mute, who could alone have dared The Poet's memory to prolong, '4,1 ivel l 1 tak,,,,. ''' ll 4nic,. ; • Fr,:iich a.oi Italia,' Faeetim. and Ito. formed indeed en exception; but the general to paint the proud breathings of such an assembly Ito A.. , •s; wee e'y . Compared with that which speaks his praise, .' Ito-, 'ClUn g them ~,,1,1 t t ., ~ orions black Letter Books. Ste. &c. system of LY CU RG U s was so eccentric, aed so very at such a moment. found, the Romance of Jason, Vlreoes''.e he energy divine of song; • : 7 4. ;11 0 I ~Ifie,adoi and the Mirrour of the World, print,d b e r,,i,, n; teenviiing, that other States had no desire to copy " "When we consider the time, we . ..cannot eet Yet still our gratitude is due, ' - A* fid e. ' ':' Eir ( ( :;;_ i r ( irwisl, ilittri.4l oil vellum by Verard ; Froisssrt's it, even in that part which best deserved imitation. forget that this' day is - th e anniversary of that ' •. , Al i •• e , 1' ) •„ , '", el ! by col,iiiel Johnes, 4 vols. large. paper ; ,hues' Thrice lor'd, thrice honour'd friends, to you .. • - ,tee At the revival of Letters again, many bones:, which gave our Poet to the light Of Heaven.— -4- ' ~ • t.:,;",„):,taiil:ical Aleatio,ii,t.. l l Dibciin, 2 vols. large paper• Who bid the beauteous structure rise; ..--,. , •; , e• ./ ~ th e ue , non (Milani,, 4 rats; large Pal's , . With plates' and indeed, generous end noble Republicans were Bleak is the prospect around us; the woo l, theesa e , ece‘ r .' snti rke, re , baba paper ; -411otlini Novella, Neapoli, formed, by the stud's' of the aucient Orators , hawthorn and ' tile bioken show," are lea fl ess ;' And-as our fond regrets were one, - '-'1; When ('oils wept her favourite son, ' is 's ' er ;A P i tl i e ' ,.' "ne s s : ". " 6 " ; '""` s- ,' 1 Y 4 1 " la •;, e ,P, d• O` l• • L'l'ewise some While, they admired the genins, they imbibed the .not a thrush has yet essayed to cleat the furrowed . -..„,.. e, b ~t .....alitisci iv- p, clio-oy on vviituo. ~,,, . ~, ,/ e viewed, and Catalogues (price.ls• . ) had at 'the tbe Place spirit . and even the prejudices of Demorrecees, 'brow of winter ; but ibis we kitow shall pass So iu your joys we sympathize, • .41 k yle, Clogito, and the best historians of Greece and away, give place, and be succeeded by the buds ' When the whole . world - of taste and feeling turns . ,' • y: , ~ _____ 41331 , tl l ---.7-- , ---- ----------_... Rome. W m While in the Kingly Govereents then of spring and the blossoms of seminar. Chill and'" Its gaze, with rapture ever new, on Burns. o lj t' • PIE following Article's are Sold by mo s t ' p ee _ es.ising, they certainly saw little which could cheerless was our Poet's natal day, but soon the . 'es'. 1)0 01: ~ , - 17" .„ee,-,,,, tend to mitigate that spirit, or to counteract tiotee wild flowers of poesy sprulig as it were benealh kir. Boswell also sung the following soup, .I we." •e• • - ocesON'e vEriree ‘pr ; 7 - • •,_ • 4 ~.', 4 anti ,- , • 4 • _i_ t t t , . . eOnipuserl, by himself, w ith 'peat power tito. .ie.fe , .., . _., e , nett arias es g're'r sir red ffejortices. oncli !Mulles Sticks Ofiatracitlol - 1, His n0r5,1 [ r ead; they opene d as b e se v en , en. e s pore as his genius was rich r and sublime, a the richness of .Inxiitiance. Pover y ond' disepe effect • . ..`, Vain thought ! but had Burns ever witness'd a meeting ~ , t ~.., ~,, to requtr,iii,,,,imu. 1 :: 13 i :::: , :itS y l : ,; n s g h : s en t : ... a :‘ ,, il le . even MiuroN, whose soul was as exalted expanded as he matured, wail he revelled in all '•• ' roe/ , -. zim etiee. e, e The . Proprietor hopes this dye is too• , ; 0,, , , _ ~ , t I tlitili.7, :1 ,, ai11-r e• , '''' I '. t . • • 4,,' (I 'tai,:.:.:: durab le,tit . 5 ? .... 5 . 1 , 1 '1 ": "" It ' i ) , r ai l. 1 11 ::: at 10118— the Genuine ten an( • E rin I severe Republicaa. But Mullis never, pointinettt hung ft ownin g around hire, and haneted. ' . warned with such -fire, -"' ::::::!'ot h a -. ""r 1 Of souls strcongenial, and .. 4 . 'The wild flow of fancy in extacy greeting, ler' : L . AT K/ S- is() ; ; ,r s "1-1,teter s sign -iron!. eve n in thought, separated Republican Liberty his path ; but actutfied sl id charmed' by the fitful „ s e ..ee eta, et. • 2 ultieNei Dell!) , i'ire a be a u t iful g lo ss a. .., ~i , w. t, . air, and keeps it in Ali ►!.what might have been the bold notes of his lyre ? •_'. :44 , i 1• '' -. •`• '' - cur ( ining exei,ise in dancing jai ' '4- 0 i n , 41 "Ing, or in dual .i, 0- _ s r e ,„,. i . a , , , ,, p we.iliier. It is• also a tilliSt surpris_ never can exist in safety. Hence, he we, no less vision, with the holly•wreath„ he wantonetl in a vs by reflection are (bedded and doubled, ' ' •.• -I :4' r,„:" eel` If • leses e p s _(,,, •of Ole Ilan. ; f or its pecu li ar vii tiles in this r eady th an a Tory now can he, to censure those fairyland, the bright creation of his own yield- „, '', b ad ~ ~ „ : • - l. 4 ~., , , t 1 1 4.1, •,..'.. n unl"rons cases of : - .•ientletnen who have ',',rovers nis bosom swell to roar eiltriillg reply; . - -;0(- 1, , .‘, tuo.ftifiali after heiiig bald for tears, in lit E n whO - abuse the sacred name of Liberty to' evil and etirapt iinaginatidn. His tntisitigs have been Ai ra • ' - .. .1' (11 7 ' , , "lt . „11. K , 1 ,,, i .." r enclosed roand cite!' Ro ' ttl •"" °" the Na- Soft sympathy soot hin; the he•,rt that svas troubled— • ..-....,.. vi , e,,, ,: , :,•• ~ t Sg, ,4 ': °ll N 'S A.IPROSIAI. SOAP, matte h • ur owes. Of such men, he says, as we should our delight. Mrn of the loftiest talents, end of A smile for his nth th—for his sorrow a sigh. -' ~• , taste the most refined, have praised them ;—tnen iie,. ,1,,,., f r,,cl‘ . 1 Ch tilVA•Stg it of 'al! ha hating qualities. by new rvn( p ) l;( , )- s say , P P though probably not so well , ' 7 '1.:3:'; t. , t t., l es, redio•ss I of strong and sterling, but untutored intellect, . •.• .. . , . •,:e • „e .pm e ,, - • ate. hardness fi um the skin „, 4, : „ eri vi 5..; and,makes it soft. white, and even 'fir eve l t:ts p its They bawl for Freedom in their senseless mood; - Admit . d,.but unaided, how dark was his story; • -:- have admired them :—the Poet of the heart is the _ Licence they mean, when they cry Liberty, . , His struggles we know, and his eiforts,we prize; gt 10 1# Zi t'"v 2-' ! '": 1-, d ' ll N ' l l'it's Soap for shaving a• 1 is is p a ' o • - re ; • ..17i Poet of mankind. eia • lieG aittlenien who have tender face i s ll I bract'speculiarly Fur who loves that must needs be wise anal good. ' 7 ' :. ' , 0 111 ..'11• , ,- 10,i , . , ii 4, ,, ,, ,. •, lio ,a „ tie - tito ' d ' 4 :C,s the razor cut much easier than . by tie cons- LIMAS. " When we consider the place, let us remens.. From minks , ne g lect , as the flame blasts to glory, ' •-, ' • "u. 44 (•• . her that these very scenes w bleb we now lied: .He rose, self-embalm'd, and detraction defies. L,., ~,, ... . , t rrard-street, Solio-square; London. 1 : - • •-. F; •4 ••••••____ • In the same spirit, and precisely from the same nnon, uwakened in. his youthful breast that ani e tit 6 •': it t • ------"_____ . S ir Vi , ' in the A Plonehman he was :—woulil that smiles of false favour •• ' • .I -. ' • causes, was the late el ILLIAMJoNKS, meting spark which burst upon the world in a Had never decoy'd him trail' li‘mie and his team ; 'i - • RD!) • .;..:1 ... WiTtIY R „E' . SPEEDILY AND RADICAI Y(" "' early parr of his life, a sincere Republican. fArr, i mt., i pA IN , iit , , • . . •i RED, had drunk deep al • ANY SITRGICAL OPERATION. the same fountains which 111-11,e- blaze of inspiration. In yonder cottage he first And taught all his hopes snit his wishes lo waver, drew br ' eatli :in that depository ofeltelowly cleat! • And snatching reality, left liini—a dream s . . •,•,,. cli .`; ~ • PAItISI-I of "I'. ''.l• lARTIN in the FIELDS, TON drained. His seed was congenial to that of , steeps the o nce humble now . itntreortal model of the To rank and to title, due deference owing, all ; 1 11 7-I To, the , rei,. 27ili, 1819. MILTON; his genius, if not equal, HI what genius cottage hie—there rests his pious Fethei—and w,• oove, as befitting socictys plan; i--- But, judement awaken'd, and sympathy glowing., '" ' • "t‘ this, p i ii . ' ',' ' " `,"' 0 , a t " , ‘ ,, t e ' ° s ‘ tl TE ! l • Bl- - itS 1 POOR. of ever was, at least of kindred qualities. He, there it was his fond ene anx i ous wish th at his. -. 1M . . It rid l'i'i,"—Jollll L'ihdotii tin hateny certifs twit Wm Barker therefore, delighted in the free Orations, and the . .. e ee.• dust should have been' min glad with • the believed we pass all distinetiouneinkrest upon-,Nlan.. , . ch ar d ma . t aged 51—Robert Edwards, aged 14— inspiriting Hymns of Athens, which he translated ',. . , brae tr,g pi vvero„ ....":%g w eil i tHieing• in the Workhouse, and And from the poor hind, who, his day's task completed, 1111 0 kindred ashes. 'Below os flows the Do.on : , _, 47 ,t „ 1 , ( . ,,, i7 i I itli Runtioes, were sent by tie for with fire end energy. But he lived to see the the classic Doon, but made classic by his har- ;.:..• With -irulutry's pride to his hovel returns, ' t ', Tn him, wtii in royaliV's splettatrur is seated, • 4 i t Cot,. ; -, ti ''''li• ci u "it , 10 M,. DV FOITR, ll' of whom 'were strange abuses of Republican Liberty, and his moor; there gliding through .the •"•-• If soul.independe,nt be fotind, lass in Burns. . • ...•: , .,, to, • oi , e, tweet I ' '" ~• .•,,, b •AS will nuttier . • "S k A , atinent in a very short space of opinions became more moderate. Ile learnt to laving his banks and braes, lie rolls his clear and - :Hii birtli-rigbt,,.his.Muse !•like.ilie lark in the morning,: t ia.,.. , 4 , ,g 7 t h, , . , apot•tr b ' ref,. , ' l"f` "1 Glesc e ib iu ,„ Rim. , : y Lie several certificates signed recollect, Ilia , men ie society,. has net merely „ , tar fetch el waters' to the ocean. , Before e ns Hew blithely he caroll'd in iir;:ise of the fair: ,' , ::•• s c particularly their eases. o 1( 1 ` t ' 'l4:. • W it. KENDALL WM. NEWTON, Rights, but Duties too,; ao,d , that the Sovereia 14 stand the wins of Kirk AlloWaye ehrentled in all with nature euraptur' . d, and artifice scorning, --!' • , ilr ' ' ''Ni . • 3 , Ilicnaaus ' Tilos. Bit.cinas. will of multitudes centiot possibly - make Vices, .•-:- -,•• • • I -'' t 4 . r• 1) CT Fo ti „ Tuns Tito.: •• the mystic imagery with which it is. en eee.l e et e .., e - Hnta• sweet were his notes on the banks of the Ayr ! o de,,, 4 'e , e a , •R s T tr . l • ' " s ,' ~. , ~.„ , • Virtues, or Injustice, legal. . And near to that spot where his kindr , ed dust slumbers, • i g, f r‘,4, , e au - s . . 4 ise upon the evaiiicai ('are of ',up- by his- magic spells—Kirk Alloway! to name it .4. , , is tinder • . [To be continued.] • And mark'd by the Bard on the tablets of tame, • :•'''.• op', Li -:- cur ed L . "tr indi yi , , ctlestaticiii Irmo tither Parishes, and . BURNS'S COUNTY MONUMENT is nough. . And near the thatch'd shed where lie first lisp'd in numbers. • !,,I ; 4.); We'll raise a proud tributito tumour his name. oe'" i , ' ,i 4. I)4 ,,k ,J , pc :::::::';ll , : iji ,..4l4,, l i, : : :? . ii l pn , lii , ctability, who have been . ....„ e lf, then, the time and place are so congenial init. .1 l i t l p,..„, 4 ,',',0w4 1.)4 1 ,, 6 , e n'ade to. Mr. DUE' OUR (Surzehn to the AT ALLOWAY KIRK. ' with our fond imp' essions, the circenistitAces Mr. Bosweee, in drinking as a toast " Tht .N n , ~ e- e er eeeeer of ll:i ' i, Y ,•' i ''" the Cure 01 Strictines and Sole which hale enabled us to cerry into effect this ---.1111110."--.. I , C , :•%,i'e lia fi tt `," , 0xf , ,,, 1 - s Nvdiewed tiougies),. at , No , i ' ,.. 4a, Bar- ' • ' • e 4 f 13 1 • de li I.- Admirers of Burns," took occasion to notice sortv. „ . 4 : • , Four , d "" xis I mre ", wli • • T • (Front the 4yr and IFigtonshire ( ourzer of the 2,th Janu- commemoration o our art , must giveg .c e l, • • r, „ eel froms ,, ~,..._ , i. t.IC tosses are a, pc 01 , ! . Salt , ary, 18204 particulers relative to lice subscritrions which half ~;,. e ,_t reul ar (are. Attctidaticv f rom Nine to to every enthusiastic mind. In every region lie' e *es.., •an to Mlle. ..----- where our language is heard, the son of Burns .. •.v. been obtained for the Monument ; and emote! ..•'. 4 it ho t; ' • me.. [FURTHER PARTICULAR'S.] those Gerolemeit who had particul a rly intereated '-e - c! E . e '-''44"7"---eeeee5e___...,...............---.........-.......--... On Tuestley last, being the anniversary of the elves rapture—and from every re g ion , and from to; .• i !: - P tj i l _.. ._ _._ themselves in the business , he mentienecl•in (erne. 3ig f.l- 1 • —LICATioN S. Poet's birth, the several neighbouring Lodges climes the most remote, the " vorive ;ifferings it of high • respeet, - •Sir James Shaw - and NVilliere '..e'sli r .. .• . ~ • assembled, agreeably to intimation, on the Race. pouted in . to • aid . out undertaking,. and the ' Esti- es' , it i,, ,Fairlie, Esq. of London. Ile said that through --:•:•2.,, iti e 4 ., 77 `.!" tln ; t, ,„ Just publi,ited, 1 lice which we have now begun, shall stand a ground, about 11 o'clock, in. separate detach- .• . • _ ,- , • the exertions of these Gent leinee, large sums hoe e,, lti' • . wOlttale ..„. - , beautifully printed, price 10s. in foetus, heatine. their various insignie and aCCOtli- .Pr°l"l 'earl lusting test"uhnY of the Av°ll4l s adiTit' I • ~ ~..,.: r t I ii: coi ., hoards, . I with bands of music. After having been . rarioe. Not on the banks of 'Dove alone,,or been remitted, in furtherance of !ha undertaking. e . , jig,. , .i 1 . ,.• it„,. -"K'S DR.It;ILE, Cont a ining Practical front the East Indies ; - from America, and tronetta '4 * Ile, , e.. , ~e etivisiderablv ..g lel' ;rod tiles, ail' • ' , money, a l c a r n a l t e ; ed in due order viz.— hermit A vr, or the roe - iconic Legate - echo repeats , • eei se. e , „ re , . 'die 111 save much time, trouble and g:lletropolis, where a higher . enthusiasin in faeour ', ;• 4 ; . .., , ~:, 41. _4 11 : ,, F, L , 111,e, _ 4 , ,. ., ti . . g l en ut tit ( in : nestle comforts of Mother Kilwinning •- - 'No.— the songs of Burns; bet amidst the wild forests or 'Columbia, end seorchitig - plains of Indostan— (.)f Beres slat his writ log: , seemed to prevail ilein - ' ,. .. 4 .'; ‘ . 1 0 e 0 ;,, e , ,,: ; , „; ~s ( , , , ,letsst te eley ; fiii t ish , ,,(i ts , .- rt of composing the most simple Islayboly - .. - 10 ts lits native courory I his is not to be wonder. • ~ l e !e e eectsatud, Store Sauces ; the quantity .troths, StmrS, ?antes, Flavourin g Kilmarneck St. John's 24 • he banks of the Mississippi, the St. LH Wl* enCe i 1 .- . . 4 On t.. - of each article hr- ed at becawse the gb,tving deseript;ons.whied! iii . :.: , 4 . Newmills - - - 46 dud the Ganges, his Mart -tonchinglmelody floats ,set, Hee , ",,,ze , elated by weight Or measure, the humblest Glasgow Patrick Kilwinning ' - 64 gives of scenes nailfeelings scecongellial to Scotch. 4, upon the breezes. ~. r 5 , .•;.; ... ji . . ~,,,,,:-, is . , ilia the same certaintv AiS. the experienced Mookton Navigatio n - 81 - /if, : ► , ~i 4iii,: l_c ~,.trits of actual experiments made in the Kitchen Ayr Kilwinning - . - It 3 " 'l s hii MOntlnlellt rises . like the piled Cairn me°' must have an effect proportional to the dis• 77: ,.. a d, ~, :,1,,,„ tli,,d tiv. ' lAx," utile et dulec."—A NCW iidifiiin, ' eal - eful Newton Ayr St. James's - - 124 oaf , 74,11 _ Printed for John Hatchard, Piccadilly. Y Kilmarnuck St. Andrew's - - I-25 over our wurriors of old—each man casts a stone; tetice to. wield; they are ranee:cc! trent their no- eee anal it) honour of him, the sort of a cotter, and . • ..,•e tive land The sn ' tis 4 criptions already oloaieee !!i. 4 ., Stewarton Thistle - - 126 - ' •"`r `# ---------- Tarbolton St. David's - - 131 himself a ploughman , our Prince, with the true amotint, we noderstatel, to 1600 i.; b ut 300 t. era „lee -___________ --- e`.• .„. - - 1:33 feelings'of . erue greatness, and. more illustrious by still wanting to complete the sum estimated Os..ne• ~,ki PREitoc-; AFIVE ok' THE CROWN. Irviiie St. Andrew's - - - 147 • rd 1. - '' a # . . i, _. ~ This Day was published, Ayr Royal Arch - - 163 this act o f generosity, pays here his . tribute at the cessery to finish the plan which has been adopted, 11'.?; ot ~,i, , t ~.,.,, 1 , 0.,1 t),:tavo, pi ice 11. Is. in boards , Stevenston Thistle and Ruse - . 167 shrine of genius. Ailey the work prosper ; and %%re hope that there exists etieugh :4 ' riublic„., , piti , .f , •,.. and filltniration of the geotits of out titiniortol .. Bere a r. r •'; " 4- t i '. l ." ' "' l % en the LAW of t' E , • Maybole Royal II rch ' - - 197 when happily completed, then mey it tell to fu- et nirkiric St. Thomas's ' - - so° in this enlightened come y, to preclude en , iek of ~ .7 . .. ,, . s, , ii i t 't; i l ; 1 ii,,:YA„I l , ‘ ;' F i i 1 C H i l i I t h e C , Il(,),WsNi IlJ and the 'l e RE L E VI R I ° VE - Riccarton St. Clement' s - - 201 tore generations, that the age which could pro- ier , , !: 14 ; :,, ,etee....sie•it liie , rai e t eta cut the Rights 4.-f4:1•"' containing ge. Ayr and Renfrew St. Paul's- 203 -• duce a BlirllS, waS tiCli aISO ill tilOtie WhO COUlti deficiency of Coeds for completing th e node - kali - ' -t . ,- .'' - „ one ,7 „:,.. ''r;ie t i,, 11., th e s 'll , ieet, and cum I's' ) t.e I...;tig, and the iir Newton St. Andrew's - - 209 appreciate his talents, and who, while they felt ing—an undertaking so much calculated to be an eee ;0 ,,,. ,-,-,ae,..te. ]'et, :we tereiel'ilai'irs'-gist"(Lr:" "bi"" f Fetiwieli Moira .. - 'Val ~ tlo . , .. • and ovv Red the power of his muse, have honoured oriinineot to the local acutely of the district.. it • • ,1, ,44.. i, ;,,. 1 ,i: f,ilu:,. losiii.. otii,,3 vi,,,,,iiises , c le :lAA'S fet , lieCtilig 055 ki, , ~...m. 1.0,,..., t.14,,,441 Rea.tille b , e.sprei It 471i N u ' iA t -ric l ". /rit. Pd o l f " E r't ;: Old Cututtork St. Ba , :ii;has' - -' .• whlCli It is to be erected, and to do honour to the e'e r . , Matichliire St. Mung.i's - - 240 - ' his same." . • Kilmarnock St. James ' s - - 270 •.' • • •• This. speech,- which was delivered with much taste and liberality of 1 hose wile have patronisecl y Ju.,,.`,,5,','-'''" , l ii. , c• ...,,i, (:,„;,i; ('' 7 - •%": • ........ 1 , 6,11 ~, • . 1 J 1. ;."1"i, jun. t!.,,ti. et tlit;N ' ;: .s. ' ‘\e. they walked in processi,,,, lo 'the scite 01 . the mo.. energy and feeling', was received with enthusiastic .i, „ii ., rP I ~ , •,, ~,,! t ( ~,„1 „ , 0rm.,,, . -i,.l.ut. bo.lss t li en, rluntent, and there havieg formed themselees'into applause. • The Rev , 1 . 1. 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