The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-11-08 00:00:00

ORANGE INSnTurioy.
[Frew a Parts e praferdar]

The Members of this Society met on Mondry st
the Cafe Royal, iii Regent-strut, for the purpose
of celebrating the somversary of the birth-day of
U'illiarn 111. A very splendid dinner less street/
up by the enterprising proprietor of this establiole.
anent. and the evening passed off very agreeably.
The following toasts were drunk on the occasion :-
1. The King. klay be churl), follow the example of his
venerated father, awl ewer adhere In those prisaripkv which
plated hie illestsiuus family too the iltrusae....Tbree times
three.
I The Dyke of York and the Protestant interests... Amp
times four. _ _ _

3. The Duke of Clarence and the rest of Ilse Royal Family.
4. The glorious and immortal memos, of Kum William
She Third, Prime, of Oraige..—Furse times four. (All lova-
iog towards the statue is St. James's-equine )
5. The Revolotiose of 1415, which deseruyed Popish awes.
Jamey in Great Britain, nail eatables/sal her P•iiiesiart reli-
ves, denote, and cunstiintioo.
II The succissiun of the House of Brunswick, being
testiest. May its Members Dever forget the prtomples and
the esesedseissene of their sovereignty.—Fier teases tour.
7. The measury of those 'ellipsis aid virtuoso Susereigis,
George 111. seed poems Charlotte.
11. The 4th of Nusessbm.l6B9—the birthday albs Prime
of Orange sod of British freedom.

0. The victories al Derry, Aughrint. and Ike Boyne. Ilay
(bey be tem. nthered, nut as a reproach to the descendents ~(
the vangaisbed, bet as a warning to Ilse childieu of the ton•
querars.
10. The Orange Instituting. Stability to its ordinances,
unity to its members, and increase as its brotkerbaud.—Four
times firer.
11. The Deputy Grand Master of Great Britain; She man
she never Itimscd his back on (rimed of foe; the example of
what as Orangeman ►buald be—Load Krayen.—Fisur times
four.

IL The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireltadi her exerlient
Grand Master, Earl O'Neal, and her Loyal Beetiarec—
Three limes three.

13. The Aldermen of Skimmer's-alley, sad their illustrious
A•weiste, site Doke of Welloogiust.—Tbeee times three.
14. Peace sod mood-will to felluw.sobjects; forbearauce
to the iramsil, support to the loyal, sod hotelmen to all.
IS Our Iloala■ Catholic Courirywerm.lay they lore rts
as fellow Christiams, sad wain us as fellow subjects
Thrce limes skive.

16. The limes Command—Costeilialirso. May the Re.
man Catholics obey it, i■ demaodisg ao &tore privilern ;
and the Protestants, is restessbrriag Me past disseviimis!—
Four tittles four.
17. Colonel Fletcher, Major Watkins, and the Ormigemes
of lanembere.--Three Issues three.
19. The Earl of Yarmouth, Right Hon. Robert Peel, sad
our ether Parliamentary friends.

IV. The Mu. Themes Kenyan. Nay the deseeadosts of
his Noble Nouse ever einelate the high sleek Irene whirl it
sprung, sad furnish scions without nonilier so hand drat
the prisseiples and virtue of its presireat representative till
time itself shall he uo soure.—Foor tistr• lour.
21. The Lord Chancellor. and his ftlajesity's Minister",
.ho adhere to the Protestant Constitutiria.—Tbree twang
three.

13. nitr ear/Meat Chairman, the Deputy Greed Blaster ef
the Mrtropohs.—Four times fuer.
13 Eail Talbot, the Lord. Lieutesont of Ireland.
24. The reaident Seeretary fer !vetoed, E. 1.. Suitt, Esq.—
Three ti 111 l P three.
15 The R • d the Creed Chaplain and Chaplains of
the Orange
20. The Rev. Sir Harcourt Lem, Bart.
27. The Deputy Creed Secretary of Great
Three limes three.
28. The Vice Chairman of the day.—Three times three.
Eh The Hauteur Peers' and the glorieuo Majority ..f39..
30. The Mrutestaut Aseeintaitcy in Church awl State.
WHOLESALE RESURRECTION MEN.

On Thursday, as Mr. R. Willard, a• excise officer, of
Foniscray, was upon the lookout for contraband goals, he
mopped a cart near that place, which upon searching wa•
found to contain the dead bodies sit fire persona, viz. two
men, two women and • child. They were concealed in
sack■, and wills the exception of 04IC body, appeared to harm
been irctutly interred. The instant the cart was stepped.
the two mien who were driving it jumped ant and mod• of
in different (timeless, and were nut pursued. Upon itripaisy
it was aseertaireilf that all the Inkling were stolen (rem Maid.
biome, three of them were taken huts the Cart-Lard,
sad the other two front the new Retrying-ground ailjois.
lug.—The woffins in which the bodies had been deposited,
alter being subbed of their contests, were thrusa into the
graves again, an I covered with earth. The bodies were en
Sands, brought fauns Footscray, and yestesday moraiag re-
interred In the use g teen which they bad been rad. ly
loin. The cart had 00 it a beard with a fictitious name
wed place, and from She circumstance of the two noes being
often seen to go up and down the road, it is to be feared
that this shocking pnetice has long bees. cart ied oa la this
part of the coutity.—(Nisidalasie eftiursigt.)

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DEATHS IN rus EAST lEDIE.S.

[From the " Catslla Journal, dated June 5, 1111.]
Al Serampote, nn the let Ist. W. Ward, youngest child
of the Rev. G. HI. Hough.
At Almon* on the 19th May, Marlin Thema Whirl,
Esq. of the Civil Service on this Establishment, after
short Oho is of eight drys. He has left a disconsolate
widow and four children to lenient his irreparable loss.
At Duren, sin the nib May, P. W. Praia, Esq tomes
Judge of the Court of Appeal and Clot-oil
At Loodeminh, on the Idils May, Captain George Rodney
Nous, of the Engineers, after a lung illness of near foot
winuths. The loss of sis valuable an Officer, as well as
aceoinplirlwd and amiable untniber of society, will he
severely felt by the Service, and by all his friends. His
merits and ♦irtues, both in public and private life have
ever been most highly and justly estimated, and his abilities
mid prieriples met wit► their reward in Irving rap/eyed
vs here science, skill, sod integiity were most requisite
quallications ; iu private life he was every thing that is
good, satiable, and interesting. and it may be safely said,
that no nue was ever more universally sod truly basted and
lamented.
At Agandrep, ow the 25th May, Prances, the intuit
daughter of W. A. Pringle, Esq. of the Civil Service, aged
Svc mouths sod fourteen days.
Al Killing, us the 6th May, Mrs R. E. Van Durham.