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London, England, 1822-01-16 00:00:00

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DUBLIN, JANUARY 12.
THE LORD MAYOR'S DINNER TO HIS
EXCELLENCY.

The following are some additional particulars,
which we we►e obliged to postpone, on Thursday for
want of Mtn.

Upon Mr. Goulburn's health being drunk, the
Right Honourable Gentleman returned thanks itt
nearly the following worths:—
" M Lord Msynr, 1 shall only sseure roar Lordship that
1 as deeply sensible of the honour you hare dune me; it
demands my warmest acknowledgments. Isbell eod
daring my connexion with ibis coquetry, to promote, as far
ea my bumble Munro may enable ate, Use real interisland'
its people.'

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The Duke of Wellington's health being pro-
posed, was drouk by the company with the greatest
enthotsiastn. As soon as the aeclaroatious with•
which it was welcomed bad subsided,

Hie Excellency, rising from Lis chair, said,
" I will speak for his. y Lord Mayor, it would be
illempiretful iemerdu rev Lsedship-4liereegeethil to this
eimpasy, if I presotewo is ogee yes dank, for Ibis toast.
I ogee you OD basks for it; bat I suet express the lively
aseislassies I fret, that yos regagenee to %eligibly lie tee-
nier, rendered to leer eoestry by she Debi of Wetlingbos—
services rendered to it len by his than by the tailrace, who
were hie isotruntestv is the perforuiseee of these veal and
traeseendent services. If I had out the houour of bele( so
steely allied to bits, I should dwell epos an dim avian
sf hie life which died seek lustre oe the same of our roes.
try. Do sot supper Neat 1 meetings you drink the Mike's
health as • sees eoimpliateut to this, or to se. No, I
take it, that, is drinking his health is Ole 1111411WIf yes have
thee, you do move Wooer so yourselves lima to either ef
I lake it as an 'eidetic* of your were, 'trued, deep, la.
alienable attachments to your Sovereign, and so his Govern.
nest. I take it as a isomers expentaina of your &remiss.
ties of the wise mid glorious spates of policy which has
bees pursued; and believe me, as far as the Duke ef Wel-
liogios has bees irouctiened with, as eve of the agents of
that policy, be ascribes the prinei pal shun Is his 'unease' to
the gallant heroes who fought with his. hie ascribes least
to himself, meet to the Goveemest, *ad ilia officers sad
men who hive bees the glorious isatreetest• of his •ictoriett.
I took the opportunity I did of ruing, is order that I
should enure you, with ell the fervesey of t.uth, that there
does sot met on Ilse fees of the earth • tote more werwely
sad Irony attached to, and proud of, hie eonstry, Ibis the
Duke of Wellitictun. MI that Yes bees *hid oa INUIT sub.
jeet, to the prejudice of the Duke--ell the take that have
bees whispered—ell the mimes% which have bees side,
are etat.urgious, uritossous, sad auto. He know.. he

asst.; that dm grea►ee part of Wm achieveaseas have beam
accomplished by leiebsuati—tad bo glories io the friths'.
It is his peculiar pride to be as Dittmar ; and it is his
proudest basal that, in 00111111 W with the Wave of the other
erientries of the empire_ hie victoria have bees mos by
Irislimea, by breoro of Ibis sows". Let sot the chants.
ter of she Duke of Wslliugioo be miseooeeived by a eiogle
nee; let Cot our of his ecoasitryinco hold ■qy other iisiprap.
Moos of him, than those which, I do pledge say wasp to all
sassed am, be holds toward* them."