The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-04-24 00:00:00

" The Kiffit,"l—with three times three.

The bawl ptsyrii Guti sate the King ;alter which
it woo sustz by hleasse. Digbutu, Lee. Ste. the emit.
plin%

The thetic. aad rest at lime final Faakyy;*...mritlb
41aaw iwaril

jr vi thee pleyed--.Drihnes, ttrike home.
. .

" The Nary,":—eith three tines three.
!Zitle Britannia erre sung tro,h tosa chorus.
" The itrogy,"—witle three fleece three.

" The Lord and Lt;ely hinyteemt,"witit three thus
three, and loud cheer*.
. _

11w Lord Motor then give The heeliAs Geste-
Lausky awl Copula Srirhog, of she Nary, to
*h.; n tie bud that day the honour of presenting
tit.• freedom of the City, and the swords voted to
them Lv the t:o•poratiou for their merdorious ser-
vicei..—bruok with three times three.

General LUM LEV, ins short, hat appropriate
speed., return...l thdriks fur the honour conferred

41/ t •
IIIh!.el% Lordship then proposed. "'the 'width of his
&co. Henry the Pernint Asulos•ssaderr." After it wits
thu.sk, E Teel Irtiey. not understaisdisig• is inean-
ing. wit up. ninl, in Engli...h, g ‘%e " The health of
the hind of l'erssil." he was interrupted by Sir
U. Oit•ley, who returned thanks for his Excellency.
Tlse Ist hes then retired to the hill-room.

Mu. Alderman linavav Count propome4l the!
health of " The Lord Mayor. a wau who had (lone
honour to the civic chair:(--lt was drunk with eu-

iLu•ie~m.

llis Lordship returned %hulks; and assured them
there was writhing more pleasing to him, than that
it should he considered he had done his duty;—if
ire ever erred, it must be from want of cup.scity,
11,4 unit intc.dion. Ile concluded, by thinking
li,tir!is of the Noble Lords and Gentlemen
pre,- .at." " Earl Fiteailliam's health" was next
; as was also tha, of "The Earl of Dam:tut/li-
otore."—They severally returned throks.
The Loao 111.tvna pre " The. Bedior of Nor-
wich." and *ant, he would take that opportunity of
returning him thanks for the most excellent nod
eloquent senwou he bud that day preached before
them.
The Bishop of Nnawtca returned his ►hanks is
a n-ut. but short, speech.
S.r Jean CHEVERS stated, that he had waited

for some time for some person more worthy than
hi If. to propose the toaat nhich now fell to his
lot ; felt himself unequal ti polo the solo-
ginto the 'inject detierred; he meant "The Lady
blavoremi."—( Loud apricots's.)
;ter Ladyship's health was then dusk with
three times three, and loud cheering.
The LORD M•Yoll, in retarn, drunk the health
of the compaisr. His Lorctiltici then gave—
" The bealth.of Lord Porcbestsr, to chase cfrnrts the
country was indebted."
Lord Pout:mares observed, no man could he
ware willing to ocknowledr • want el elitlity than
he wt,,, but he had the fond hope, however he
might be deficient in that point, that his inte-
grity and watchfulness would cotnpvii-ate for it ;
and felt proud, that any poor endeavours of hi.,
s+mul(l have been the cause of conferring .o much
honour on him. as the handsome and tbittering
manner lit which his-health had been drunk.

On Lord health bring given from the
chair, his Lordship rose, and obner%ed, that hr re-
meruht rest that city. 14 )eara ago, slipti it was in •
state of tumult, it win soon quelkil, and it wAs
found that Judges an.l Juries were Oar only proper
tnlittuals, and as lo:ig as he existed h• would op-
pose any other ; %‘-,th the:: sftitiments he vfonikl

return thanks for the honour conferred on Wm,
—The health of the representatives of the city of
Loudon war then drunk.
Mr. Heavdr Comma returned thanks for him%
self, and assured them. he would always prrrer.•ue
in that line of condolet which was approved by the
Corporation of London. and the nsayt.rity of has
countrymen.
The Wraiths of Lord Keith, Lord Milton, and
Lord Hawke, were then drunk. and they severally
returned thanks. _ _ _ .

On the health of the Sheriffs of London being
drunk, Mr. Sheriff WOOD regretted the Abittleie Of
his colleague in office, who, he was sure. would be.
highly gratified. if present, at the honour conferred
on him. He felt it a grateful return. and also felt
a something that told him that since he had been is
office he had done kilt duty.
The Loan MAYOR observed, that their time
grew short, as they would•be obliged to joie the
Ladies in the Ball-room. He would therefore give
them the health of a casilensini who bad chewed
much sal is the terrace Of bes country, Colour'
Wardle."

Colonel WAIDLS observed, that he never fit .o
much plosion in addressing his Lordship as he d 4
at that time. for it was the time since he hod
the honour of becoming a Freemen of the City et
Landon. He then !Awned thank% for the tlattertug
manner is which his health had been &wok. The
health. of the Lord Suy sad Sele.unil Sir Gore Ossify
were drunk, mid.thry severelly -ertensed thanks.
Th^ company then proceeded to the ball-room.
THE BALL

Was opened at teo o'cintk;by the Lotly Mayoress
and Colonel Kennedy l thee danced a onus" its a
uwust capital style ; the disuciog of hoe Ladyship
was much admired. The boa woo kept op. with
epir;t, until a lute hour.
Yesterday. Lstog St. George's Thy. wow west-
logs took place at the West-end of the town. whisk
preveut•xl many of the Nobility fiesta bosom:in
the city festival with dirk cowpony.