The Sun. — London, England, 1820-05-08 00:00:00

I'III3LIC IN'STIIU! lONS. BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OP ST. PATRICK. $.0 1,1.1 41) 1 tare posipotird Celebration of the An nivirsary of titia• excellent Institution took place at the t;it Lii,rfoli Tavern, Mr. CANNING in . the Chair; and for !.ever.al,years we have, not wit nessed oft s iiCil t,rt occasion. an asseniblage more nowt-roils and respectable. The tables' in the grt room were intleed, scarcely sufficient to ao cotirmodate the couliativ. The Dukr of Welling tnii sat on the right of the and the Aliircitte'As of pfmnsliiie Was on. his left. There alio at the lead table, the 'Alartresses of Ileadtort anti Conyligha . m, the Saris of airoley, iitid Biesinton, Lords %V. ri , zgerald and A. Hill, Sir 54 and B. Broomfield, Tfie CHAIICIAN tut proposed, three times dire . < file iledith of '' the early: MEW. constant, and most hriaiiiittil.W.:octactor thisinstitotion, the, King," which was it ceived with great ap plause. Stirig stud Chorus -L" God save the ►Zing." The Royal the Dike - of Yolk a'•(1 (be Anuy, and tie Doke eit ClLteiter - and the Natty, tvi , re'dranit with :titrre iiMes tbrt , e succes'sion, er'eli toast being follOwed.by itt a;;n:opril:e CilArtiltil\N (be!) ttstifird their lo , nt4ge to their Sovefiign, tiftvr the feehii which they twkvartfs that t(i in a l;te.o. tnee:tite 0, en the I.l%erties :I:qetiini;ed.' and at!er eotninemoratlil4 the tor( es by 61! land, - to wh.Ch the ('"'ii) ty wtre-;;;(: 1 1.11(r1 tor the'preseriratiiin lioW clime to 4 more ciOrilt's'iC :ittbject-• to that which fityl. brottglit th . em toether :that do 4 f: 4 liiitlltly. to the Siniely 01 : St. P,itriek; whose object it was to givi! dishful s ibjects to the lii to provide gallant recruits tor those fotees to which he lifYld alluded, altil to tb.se le- . etatiki suitable partners in theitetilethent. Suit !tad keen for many years"t he WojectS of tlta , ' c.7OA Tity, ivitic'h had been soppiirted by'the ;streams of their bettev,lt:nee; and the hist,ry • oti their t;,:t,ir%r'saiies pro v ed t;t • teeesittlly these! 4,bieefs had bet itur,ued. They would Soon Setei before them the letting of.their cbittioont bounty. 110 W ct it or in ttent . drink' tu'iltat Society, and then conteloidare Ilse mil %/Lich wOula be presented to them, tlifcliiiotiltiitt . once attest he goOdoess of its principles, and the sutet:ss; thank Ciotl, with uleid; they had been ei'otetted Success to the Benevolent Sticietv . Of St. Pd trick" was then drank with thrice iitne's three.. [T he children were itnni diately afterw:ntfs paraded theriiigh' the room. Theirappetralice Vas exceedingly interesting ; they were'all . cle-an, 'ltellthy,' and robust--'-marry of ttiem very hand .St•llle.• Several fine you ~o nten who•• were ed;;cated-by the Society, and who .ire now earning `a - cotirfoifteble and reptitalde closed the Procession. The unfiff ! .c.ed modes , y their: meanonr, their persond coati - us; .11ta ihe neatness of their attirt-,‘Hide . a tries , f, , lV'6"ii r able impr.•&sioo on the niiior. of (lunge who saw The ctiat l lti.i.VN, i,r wint.; to T ose " The Iloth,r oh St. Patrick." telt lhat itit his part I! Was needreSS to iet'ounnened it . to.toe, u i to do Ito- I:6:1i Co 'that itrsOrisige, • but iliey woUld perhaps sllow him to recommend "to thi.nt h r children and, great grandchildren who h just passed through. the. room, and who, rescui d by them from actual misery and probable, vice s were flow placed in a situation which ju t s ified them in looking forward to future comfort and indu. ? trious intlependetiee„ lint fur the 4 . 0 of, those he ad. dressed, the gsadations _ofi their lives (I huseofihe chiiiiren) from infancy to adolescence, and trom odokseence to active man or womanhood, had been productive_ of pain and misery.. Ay their inter ference such sufferings. had beet spareuf and bear ing thiS in mind, he called on ihem to let the pre : . Sent toast, given in mirth and received in harmony, be followed by their bounty ; and he .doubted not the recollection of what they contributed 10 sup port an institution so excellent, would make them • bless themselves till the latest hour of their lives.— (The.ttrast was•drank with, three times thtee ) .Mr. CANNING remarked, that, the midst of their care for the present and anxiety for the hut ore, they ought to evinee-a grit ettil : reeolle.etiou of th e past, and of those.friends to zhe society who were no more. It • would ill become them 'to let the flush anniversary of _their festival after tire (le.; . eeasemi their late Lamented-patron, the Doke of Kent, psi over without offering some tribute to his memory. This was dire t b the many virtues which lied endeared hi m to his country. of which that society -had been at once -the best witness and the dearest object. At an early period . tel that • institution and of his life, the•Doke of Kent had been . nalned by his Royal' Father, at the solicitation of the• Society; to be its, Patron, and trey could all bear testimony how dill gently—holy anZiously---how constantly—and how usefully, be had laboured. in its eisti4e. great •as his effOrts had been in . their,behalf, they were not centered in that society' alone: Whefe ever want caikni for relief—wherever' good was to be done, be had ever• been ready at the call of hit- t Manity. To t memory of this 'illustrious' huh , . iridual, to the example which he harp set, he called upon.thellt to , pour 'in silence 'tlre:lihation ,s loch he now proposed, and this done, - SO tar as such a j oss w o u ld odh . )it - of .consolation, he hoped it would be in his power to console them by the communication whicq) he had to make. , Th e memory of the Dnhe of Kent was drank in Silence - ---iulenth music S iceeerietl. • The:Cuitiamm4 said, utter having expresied their Legret for the loss of their late Patron; it be.' cot e' neees'sat y :eiiiiSit!er• bow his loss could be best soppljed. • From the . accident of his having =.l;p o en fnealtte (°t the present oceasiOn, from• it he 4fecilent. of his being -in a situation jaihieh'sornet flles afforded • hlm •opporninifies ' of being near Maje Sty if had liappeneil r.• Canning) -had been the itistruMent of con• . ves,'lJ:tg tri - the King . the'vi'ish' of the Society, that his' Majesty . -rirOuld be lii aseii to nstttte AnotLer n on, 'to 'whom they might aok 'for : conrite nince - and and - he' ‘vas persuaded•tbat' though they mi„lri not 'give utterance toi he wish, that•he'arD icipated their hOpet, When - he tOld'thern • rhat.his Majes! Yitad been'griThions'ly pleaSedtriluime as their future Patron, Liimsclf.—(Loiuf•-dppkilise.) —From Lis Majesty they --could nut reason alit)? The Sifte tvdisOrril alteritio - ft, ittfei.kr ince, and minute soficiriPle . ,which bad distiugniihed their late Patron. Other cares elaitWed'his . tiot w i as the father of 01 his people+ - -I=iti : this Society, the father' Would he'found the triend.r 7 -• For his early, constant, anduninterruptetlpatron age, o:•ey'had already expressed their gratitude ; but he bad now to intprm the Meeting, that his Niajesty,.assuming the character of their Patron, claimed, on this specific' occasion, to add to the donation which be had annually •tlestowol, an other donation to a sithilar amount and he (Mr CaMling)• was charged to pay to the "'Treasurer of the Society, one hundred guineas as Lk Majesty'S - annual :subscription; -and one hundred guineas more.on.his assuming the character of Patron.— (Loud Applanse.),--Acts .like these, they stould fee! as he did, sottened down the glare of Royalty, and biought home the Kitig to the'hearts of his prople.as their friend.—(Applaisse.), The Earl-of DARNLEY proposed tont they Should drink the health of the King, lts,. Patron to the Society; and that their Chairman,' and the Duke. of Wellington, should be' requested to Convey to is iSlejvs , y their thanks for his Must gracious message and donation. This propo•i!init was teceived with :loud plecla mations, anti.the.health_ot his Majesty was again drank eetth three times Jlrree• . Mr. CANNING said, the Doke of l i Vellinptton and, hitnyelt. ri'ceiveth !with pri;t •t - le instruct}:'' s of the Society to convey .;.0 his Majesty nies• sage with tlltich,they had just been charged. !Jr. now felt ettibarrassinent.at coining to tire toast which stood next on the list. The ..;cat - istyhad made the names of two indivitinals standit,g toasts, that 'sere tCgalarly lo he drat,k in iheir alaseiwe. One of these perOilis had in a manner nt.ide it tre -cessaly to break throng') • their resolution, icy gracing the fcsiival With his presence this day.= 'i he indivicithil to whrrin lie alluded then 'rib sent'; (ies-ct ihe hiat as the Unit) 'who bad ref ieved and est Ali ht , (l the glory of his coteatiy's antis—who flan - found !hen) at oat exit - entity of Europe, and .leadd - ncver left them, till, alter strugglinu greater s than r, perhaps were ever oppose - 4 to any one before, and ptirsuing his great object with constancy and roitriige, through evil aird through good repiirt, he had, at length, planted' in triumph the Brit Arl.ttndziird 'on the wails of , Paris:—(Applan4e.)--.111 any aseeintily in eivilat-!il Europe he should expect acclamations like those which. lie had: just heard ; in-lniy nation in E.o ore, Aay .0) such an, assembly, " Behold the. man who saved your country from ruin.". To:Engliaod lte.titight say, " Behold rile man who placedthe,g!ory of your 311 . 11,, on a pitio4Cls.wlsicli it never allaliirfl before ;" and : to Ireland.-he tnit;ht - say, Stiike hind the reit I,le, ,the hero is thihe oft'n (itaptutotts appiati'se).--I'o the Duke 'Welling ton and his galla:it coinPanicitis in arm , —they abselin.atid he present (\ .e to report to ti;VIll snare .they had IA the toast),—he now propubed a hintitNer„ . . Th.:: toast having been drank with loud ...• "l'he Duke of WELL;NGTON said, he !mad fmind some years ago, wilm so 'hie a9d satisfaction, tha: that Soclei y imf his ißiuntrytnerr imad'd4ne !JO' the honour to piaee •hisclimistte among time statim;'iug, toast». He regretied that till now .he hail notibati an opportunity of returniug thanks iu petson. Por'llyetniiiiner in , virich:tlie last , f43aat wa s dra;mk, he now, tar himsel4:-En& for his—K.4ll 4 w comra'des, returned his best timanks(Great appl ause. ) The CHAIRMAN IHltt''C4'rife t o provie : th e ot h er in;lk'idual name th a t pli.meed 1 4 e i r standing - (niers. . He then prineeded to eulogize the 111artresspfllastings, as the Rossesor of all' the characteristic virtues of and re, mailed, that however he might be engaged, whe ther mme wag on the ba.hkof the Ganges Or on those of the Janina—hji wind ' still timdly recur to time streams of Juts native land, 'a n d I re . land Wbuid Bever be ah4en.t front h 'ne Iris tir i. H e proposed t . ime health f 4 the ,‘1 rimless of Hastings (The . toast Was received with-greatapplatise.) Sir Jou N. DQYLE, ill a brief awl-neat spve.ch, as one of the oldest subscribers, ttutlertook to return thank s . for the . M-arcitiess, who had, 4s.lte A,serS , ed, dour -that %hie:). no .I4ws could ttfect.--m a d e i t a fashion to he charitable. The heal:its of the Marchiontisles of ilastings arid Di,woshire, mi.(l the •nifier fair csontribtittors to . the futnisof the Society, were drank with three t Irma ihtt.e; The Martinit.rof Dovittlsittatt , returned thanks, and proposed the health of the Chaitman: 31r. CANNING, inrriturnini : thanks, looking to the illustrious Characters whO'hati preceded him in that chair, andlto those rho were to follow hint, could not blit regard himself in the lifrzht of an Osurper: Few usurpers named their successors, hit he proposed to name hia. The rule of the Society was `to Select a ChairnianfrOns one of the twd k(eat politicalparties in the Stare alternatelY. But exceptions to this rule were . wisely admitted. Lle had noW7to prop:4e one ;'liot . the individual lie would name could hardly. be called the tocni• her of a patty—he was the.propetty of his conft try; anti it was tlut because he was hiscolleagur ! but becanises he regarded .himlts the eomoion !no petty of the whole British .ernpire, that he now 'named as their Chairman at the next Anniversaty the Diike of Wellington.—(Repeated shouts of approbation.) .• • _ Tlie - Duke - of WriLLINGTON. exprecsed himself determined to nor all" in his power to promOte the • interests of the Society and,.hoivever he 'night f:til in pnint of talent as tompal'ed %Vitt, his Right Honourable Friend,, in .zeal he should not be fonzid inferior even to Has. . . cP,NNiNG intik nceasimn to state, that tive that had kept Caittereagir froin g o ing to the 11onse, had prevented him (to - .l.is greet regret) from, atteOliii that testivai.. Nnble Friend had sent his usual donation of 100 gnmeati:---(i\pplank.) The Treasurer read over the subirriptions re ceiv'ed in the p resent yrrr. These (iaciodine: a lek*y of 5001.. taunt a 11Ir. Burrows) . amoonted to ISOL 13s. (id. The Chairman retired at ' , bout eleven o'el?rh„ and _the ciop t tpy, who had hielienierraino W sonic excellent Glees aotl IthOi Songs by Mv.;srs : 'VFBB, HAINES, BECLANIY, DiOADIIinIST. TER"' RAIL, and other singers of eminence, began to se , • - it ytarare, but the eniiviviat SCCIIC did 110 t nnallS: i close before Iniduiu b lit. rgsTrvAL or yfig scorns i-I tits err t. The-Annual Spring Meeting of the Friends and Members of this excellent Institution, was held on Saturday, at the FreeMasons' Tavern,. where „ . numerous company sat down to dinner at ."even o'clock. • ilis Royal Highnisi the WO ,. of eta liie'sident•of the Institution, -was Plea-Sed to preside - On this Occasion, add his Royal ness Prince Leopold, attended by• Baron Harden berg, also honoured Aire Meetin'g -with his ore settee. ,The Duke of Athol., the Earl of Breadal , - bane,.with inanyothe.r Scotch Noblemen and per suns of distinaidn,. Were also present ; and, pro bably owning to the. attractions thus presetoed., the company.was mope. numerous them at any of Oe..turnier anniversary. dinners of the Corporation. T..e gallery was filled with Ladies of fashion and distinction. Several professional 'singers, it, to the Duke of York's Rand, and a High land Piper dressed in the inattal unifortTi of his' 'country, contributed in an tssenr ial degree to the ainoement of the evening. After the .elntli sVas rerriovcd, the health of the. King ,was given, and drank in an enthitti . nStie' Maiin'er; with Iftee tithes-. th'ree,:•-• 4 tke ntiyi.wasithe next roast, after .•• The D,ke OhCLA KftNCP., artijOgiZi9g .for, tlu. ab4i•rict , Ilk I{.(qal Isrother, ~,/-4$ owing to indisposition, proposeti " I),lie Volk and the Artny,'! with t,iirer tintes three "1:11e. Indita!y btind struck 19 suitable tithes, and aPP) .0 1 )1 i 4 re s.ongs tve.re song after all the toasts. The D e II di of CLARNCE again rose' to propose a toast, which, Le said. he' was sure wOuld'he fe ctivecl y mark of '9;i i tiif4ct ion : w .11 the • ltealrh Illosti ions Visitor who hail fa. etaured the Chari•y4itti it's conlpany that day— one %,,•ho had became endearril co them in eicr V - inattni , rof• 33-ay. His Iloyat Highne:ss tutee pro. 'posed the.•he'alth•Of Prince 1:.•eopold• . 0 ; ,s ? , x , e C o . .houre,• with three rients three. This toast was drank with.great-entbusiasot... , Prince L10,..P6LD. in a low tone of voiee, return ed• thanks- tor. the very flattering manner in which his healih had been thank. He felt sensible of the diStinCtion tt.at had licen shOWn to tin name, his only, title to which lay in hiv.eonntction with • that family trom ts - hOln he had received such ma.. 'nitol4.marks of liiroltiess and consideration. Tice Duke oIA - rrioL, in a complimentary speech, proposed the health of their. illustrious President. In filli n g tri the health of ,their illUstrions Presi dent:. th•e• Duke' of Llarence, he -was. 'sure they would not let a hair's breadth of day tight he sea in their glasses.. The toast was•aecordingly greeted with three tint.ei three in the best-style. - The Duke of CLAIMNCE shortly. afterwards rose. Having so long, he said, had-the honour of being President of the Charity, it had fallen to his lot on Inary occasions to address them on the subject of tire Institution they were met -toge ther to celebrate. He, should rot,.th , , , refore, trouble theist. at that.thne, With any nernaiks ye specting it, concluding That s •they were all tte traiutcti with the nature and tr:: , nevolent pus poles fc.i ,w h ich•. it Was estwididied. , re. !uened tl)em his , warmest thanks for the manner • in which his.' health had been drank, and :he also offered his thanks to the- Noble Duke, for the handsome cotnplitnents , he bad prid• l?im s , whielt he certainly did not deserve, 1011 , ,,: 33 tltey'.rlto!tTlt t him ,fit to he at the Iwo() of..tbe Cll,4lir co.Jong • won't! he du iris best to promote.tbe•iverestS or so excelientan InstitutiUn. Itwas a.ehe'ri:y ftlialded upon the. best, of all plitreiplese-,-thaL of aiding their distressed countrymen. - 1-is- Charity; Ite• found, -was better known in Scot ,wheie effects were felt, ilianTin the Nle:ropolis synere.k was.situated.. He was snre.it- oz - Av waived - to•be known to- meet With the cordid - support of all ; and be hail to beg they worth! make .a point of telling theirTriends what they knew of its excel, lent attributes. Prince Litt:POLO two proposed. the ,beal:b the amiable Contort of their Illustrious President, who ban been ki benefaclrtss it the Cirari•y, His Loyal HiglinctS read a 'vote of thanks "which hail beon.addre3sed to tbe Duchess of Clarence by the Committee of the Scott ish Hospital, in con• sequence of the' Condetceuding 1114111irr which she.had .acquiesced' in their wi4ii to attend a ser mon preached at St. Andrew's Church for the broefit of the' Cli;trity. 6 ' The Ladies, with three times three." iil prorsitig tots', the IioYAL CHAIRMAN made an allusion to the brilliint assembla ß e Ladies Who graceil the Festival with their Jtte senc.e, and said,. he had no doubt it was One.which w(mid meet with a most favourable reception. After the. toast was drank, his Royal Highness called upon the ProfeSsional Gentlemen to sing--: " Here's a health." His - Royal Highness, again addt:essing, the company, said, the toast be was about to propose tvos one of a serions Prosperity to the Scottish Hospital." He need not remind the ir that it Was the necessiti e s of the-Scotch peorle that oce,isioned the Present meeting, •His Highttetis passed a warm eulogintn on the Scottish character, and cooclnded by expressing a hope, that before they left the room, !hey would shots, that' they bad come into it %%ith rule Scots lieurti. _ . . , AULD, ecret4ry to . t w liftl chaCity, r ead the last Annual Report of the Committee, b y "liieh it appeared that no loss than 3.675 - natives : of 56,tatii1 had been relieved in the coot se, of the last year. He also read over the list - of those who had subscribed in the .conr . ge , of evening, among which appeared, the Duke of Clarenee , lo ani,neas ; the Doke of .Athol, Zo; Uditto ; Prince Leopold,•2s'ditto ; together with severni other natnes, urnoiluting in the whole,to a considerable sum.% In the list of sithseribers were also some Ladies in'the gallery, up an The Duke of C4Ana NC a called upon the com pany, atter the instance of liberality : they bad„ heard,-to-toast once !bore," The thitish with threeditnes Jhrce. . „ " The Lantl of Cakes," with appropriate ob• servatio n s, was given by the Royal, Chairman.. The bealth . of Sir XVilliato Grani, lhtr M.tster of the Ri)tis, ti NS also proposed from the Chair. . . Sir V. 6nl NT leiortied thanks for the unex pected done him. The puke of CLARENCE, in proposing the health of the Duke of Athol, said, that Nub!mum 'Nab ehtitiej to the wari est thAots'af the Metting;s forwardiok the.vioti of the Chrity, and.for the singular respectah,ilitc of his corinuor.in. Sens ! A nd. The Duke of ATHOL 'expressed himself muck gratifird ‘iith the manner in which his health boa been, drank. The healtholthe Earl of fireadalhane was pro' posed, and drank with much entliusiis►n. Several other toasts` were drank, and in the course of the evening upWardi of 9001 was sub" scribed. which was a larger amonnt than was ever subscribed itt - any 'former dinner. The Royal l'arly appeared to be in excellent Oirits, and di' t not quit the table till halt-Past eleven: Nom the LONDON QA4KTE of May 6. [This Gazette! , notifitk, that the -paY • metit of half-pay td Natal Officers, from the tst of January to the SISt of Mardi, will be.----:on the ith, 9th, a ad" dth of this Mot,th, to Adirtiralo Captains, , qmi their Attornies; on the lith k . .nth,_l&th, 16t11' and 17th of this mouth, to Lieutenants. and Chaplains, and their Attornit's and on the l2th and - loth of this month, tJ blasters, SUrieon's; Pursers, and their Attornies.] ' • • 07,1'i - 4? of - Orda,iiice,:lifit 1620. 11.o)'al Itt•fi'ment of ATtillel - y-A3fevet Colonel and Lieut." (Wonel Joon ~ 11-larris To be cokon?1.; S'ntliertand Williamson, from hafflpay, to be Lieut.-Colonel. 11.ANKTaTliTCr si.TPER„CjiPP.P. • Niatthi:ws,Mirtningliarui up:tteiltr.-- , 11,. Kay, Bury, cottoti-spinrier.•- . . . ii.‘,.\-Kltiirt'S. . '. .- • 1 ,T. NrAN'ill, Cliya . i. , ,i<l,, ,t.O - ioilt•r, 1.0 arrender May 13, 20, iii•itl'34)ne 17; at dev en, iit (itiikihail: Al i orat•y, 7 , 11. Alsbutti .:11itik,JAae. • • • . .' • - • • J. O:lrlht)rpe, Uri rpool, porter merchant, June 1,2; awl 17, at one, at the tieurge- Inn, •Liv,r;,ool. Aitorn, es, N,lr flarristinitirriliont ; am!' • , Ilenson,Stitetiield•lnoor ; 'grocer,' , Nri; ti, 2f'; and June 17, ai Jen; Altinury, street, CI It. 1 , r);,, I,eitiester-sqinire, Mity 13, en, an'il June 17, at. ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.:Chip:base, bow-lane, Clicapsiily.., J. .13:.C(diitts, IVOod.t,treet, elie,nside • e1i,41)-faetur, )14 16, , 20, Arid Jane 1 - I, zit.efereti, at , . Attorney, N/ , ' Leigh,Cliarlotte-row,-Nlan,io n hon.:. • :I'. Moore, Ltt'..lin.:lon, I)erlt)shitc, dealer, ,'",l.ty 17, 13. ay ;!IL'ven, and 'June 17, at three, at the WAIL. Loet" ,- Anortties. Mr. liood l ;t6cester ;. e;d Nlestn s..liexondet .•anE) 1-101fne, New • • .1. loofm. Tit( S,)itt hamptnn,,lrapty, May SG, at onvt 97 ; at fwelye, ono i7,' "at one, at the ildgle , field. - Attoeniel, Merrs. Akxonder and Itolofe; Neyik•lo - y London: anii Mr. Poi:don, Towboat . • - • H. fikliinge, June 1 P 4 ' and l l7. 3'S • eleven, at the t?tlice of Messrs; lybitley-and ;110.cin, l.i%e r pool. 'ititornies, Nlessrs - .•Adlington and Gtephy; Iledf..“ l " row , 1, 00 ,1,, ;;; and. Nlessrs, .W.haley .sto4 Nietson ; Liv, H . OI , J. ,Leyerett, Eag. Derc ham, Nurfora, innkeeper, Nlay tow 20, :Intl Jane 17, at four, at the Rampat t. klorte wieff. A;:ornies, 'Mr. •Yeatei, Dliddli Teinple,.LoinfOrt ; autf Mr. &ortolk.' r • " • • • , J., Feat liersty ; ne, Loseuttair„ ‘Vqrcrstershire, victualler, N 139 6, 30, and June 17, at ope, at the Pack Hume Inn, IS~uice►' Anotnies, ?Ir. I . ), , ,,nshirc-strt •Lunthm; and NI r. Hill, IVotCugter: • • ' • - 'l'. Cre.oy, Esryt, rlraper, May 9,, and June 17, at eiet'en, at Lyndon, Atturisev Mr. Bow), Wire; ' • • . . . J. licck, Corabil; .}Vatlnr,al;er, Nay 90, and Jane 17; at tw.viu, ac Citlil,litnll. Attoruics, Mcs,,s• .11layliew, I', cc, and tityan, (three}-lane. • !;J: atrti SilVer, a'tid I„.l(istou,. 151"Y. 0 % 30, and (lithe .i 7, arten; at . Gui:d6:ol. Atturnicir Ibtlt-srs.li... , atSCY and Spurr, 1314;Iiiiese,rat e-sti vet. . . 1111i.14..)1,;.N DS,itl a5:11 0,40 , 14-r--- 7 May 27 -E. l'unt'ur, '2,7; k'ul ham, ii;•v . wer , ;:- , Mily , -27;\•4'•. tuitaKt.-strret, \V. 1'...:4vr.1-1•;:z.b-sir,ct• s, • , -.Shadivett, coupe:;-:-...!utii I, Ai'. • ()Ugh, ;',•"•,./ Sarum, IVilt•hire, I..r.yrliy.:—May 30, Street, , sun-street, 10, 3. J, , M11, Flll,-,11 - ett, lik:1 1,1,1111 . 1.:2,10ui 2,1.•ty Tr W. ar ui ii 17yj I..7op'er tV. L(.,Lliard strecz,. Halt, Lanci- hire, cemer I`/,' tie:tior malt—fqa - v4.3i, VV. ~entery, lu, LH. , 11.1 Ci. (41;eert Need, c(ilott r 27, J. Cut tush, Aylestord; in‘rge JO, Exelraryge, stock In Day . andoki. - . .tro, cot' '''garde`ri; elrap'ers--M:iy -27, li.'Croin'ine, Chelsea, eirtna,kr-"; Ji tue 14, T. A. (i. Carter, and Jim• l'ortslugutlt, banLers—May ' ltea:fing, ati l' t=fiilitt-L-M ay H. He..nstiall, N,,reoll Fa gale, silk dyer. • . • . . • • : CEIrI'IFICA - US—NTAY D.Chyttlebuisli f jun. I`ui:it - iclt, spirt merchant—S. fl o olap LaytonStuue, tt:sst, butcher—H. Frathristonhatigit, Bishor 9 " west rit onto , IJurha , n, curl-titter-3:ll'one, "i'veiro, Coro se;,olleri • Stuarlfrage•, ottestei mercer4.l:-. N.slislniry,' Preston, draper—.,.S hit vr, Loy.Tr kast Bristol, pipeLli.alier—sti, rCurwoud, miller—J. Macintosh, of Ningstuti, Flrar, Voriuigani-larte,.: Fleet- niarket, painter—N. Pas kel Con,+pton-street, linswick-stpia.re„ nieti. ha, ilour- , ellerL'-,1: Welk, Niepori, (41 if 40 • jun. Tir•tittraii, Sia , iordslrir'e, dealt.; —lt. B. and I - lus!•.'"g. jnn. Suutb Breut, .I)evonshire, yaru niAers--T• Newcastle-upun -Tyne, linen-draper- 7 .1i. Liverpool, ruereliant 7 -. Cieurge, Bristol, sugar lc' duel • - • I .be,.night. •of , 'l'horsday,' the.27:b ult., 14% Miller, Esti., Assis,qaot lospector-General, ussictel by Mr. Whittle, Excise Officer, and• a - , party of tki-e Ist Itevenme . Corps, cotnin,kintlkql by Nieijol . Dayson, swam to nn island in GArtau Lakei comity' of Done - gol,::anti descroyeil Iliereiu t iro most extentive. cJistiiieri,es, Arid) b onislierof vcs• selsi :containing a. !argi- goAntity of potule ooa singlings.—(Dublin Correspimident) Et.oPENIENT.—t-00; Tuesday week an elolienienc took place ..at tnicliiight from a .v . kilageahout wiles flow Yolk. The fair fugitive, wio is anen t the ! ..age.pistetel:ninereeli,,is tlialtaoglitet of a Re:' vi;ro)(l..(ientletuito, anal ti , .e,.atlvent 111 CMS the son of a nt ighboui .• Ott Saturday, in, Lower 'lrou'.:•strect, the n A un: Mrs. . 1 " ,Ei•sliinc, a dathrer, a ht which did cot 10,1 , , u Frtive- tett birth. On Thursday toortitru,' , , at his btts , in t.reat MarlV o rougfr . street, the Ludy of Joshua .Mayhew, Eig. of a son.' - ' , : • : 111 ATIKIE V: • • Mn the of the Royal Scots; Jaile, j%)tingest (laughter, of the elate John Ni ills, Docturs''Colt;iubits.. • • ••- • ' • Oti the 99rt• tilt., at St. Paftcrac clittrcil,lV:lliant Emerson! tu Mias,ltusseli p ,catlogan-place*, At lloine; on the 15th of Apt il, sir. John Hell, of V ia ' burgh . .. ' • •'' lo Great Ormond-strect, on tbr stkiot. lqrs. Atkins , r ", - 0 bet of .Vr.• t os,, formerly Master •of Sir John Giesb ar " Grittmliar Schou!, at Unit, is Noi Folk. " • 't ' Orr the 4e h 11.14TAilt hi , Islort l l'huit.ai-Patritli, Esq. hi the bid yearof - r rr 3 " I,OINDON.: Printed n. CATISTAIRS, of No. 29, (4.ifininl-strect, Uncen•squarc; and publishvd ," . . i • ,rt s'CIIII`I'SV of No . . ;; soutlt . .lllaltnn-street, at '1.`..1C rtl OtLce, Nu. 112. Strand where Advertisernentii Orde &c. (post-paid) mist be addressni. C ''( 'll)Qk , th at the e n o f , n , Ta rpau nt of Corn C rit e I :W e to 0:44 ~~ A' 7 t -1 411(1 Vi,„, b l':., prize 4r,,1 th at Ply hli t i (4 Li Att n ., ketvit ;Sr! tiuLt " R P;tt 14, I N