The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-12-09 00:00:00

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ANN//FPS tiqr nr TrIF PARL OF
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Saturday hart. the Annio-esary of this highly.
esteemed NiMemim's birth-ray wa• celebrated at
the Freemasons' Tavern Great Qui en-street, by a
11,,frer0111 ar•ti r • penahie body of his Lorsiship's
friends. am.iunting mew three hundred persons.
The Earl of Isloontanot els in the Chair.
After dinner. a Ness t,oti, I lomine," was chaunted
in a very superior stele. by Messrs. Gibbon, Tay.
..nd several other antitenrs; after
which, the Chairman proposed the health of
The King, with there times three,
which was received and drank with enthusiastic ap-
plause.
Next were given—
Tr: Queen and Itwral Fsmily—with three.
The Prince of Wales—with noes times three; drank with
the 111.14 isolsolinded applause.
After which, Messrs. Gibbon and Chamney sung
Rule Brstesh;ft, with great ellen, the chorus by
the ',hie corps of amateurs, joined by all the COT-
pauy.
The Osamu str then rose, and, in a neat, im-
pressive, and appro, ro ee s:neech, addressed the
company upon the stihjen of the Meeting. Having
adverted to the rn..ny virtues nhich shone with the
brightest lustre in the worthy and esteemed Noble-
at ma s chif,4ler, whose hatth w4s_thesubjed of that
day's celebration, the Roble Earl concluded, by
repi'sing the health of* the Earl of Moira, with
three times three, which was received and drank
with tint most enthusiastic applause.
asse4-." Loney IF•men," by Mr. Gibbon.
Toast from the Chair—
The Diriantro• of London, and mac she long lire to perpe-
trate the family of the Ea; of Mobs.
Toast—l'he Doke of Trek a .d u.e Armr-o.with three.
The Doke of Clarence and di
Toast..-Lord Collinewosai. soil may be bong steer the comae
of Lord Nviscirio•vitli three times time, unismall and loudly
apld.o sled.
'I he noble Chairman again rose, and, addressing
tke Meeting, express'd his sorrow and regrer, is
bring obliged to propose a toast which must give a
check to the enjoyments of the evening, but it was
a tribute due to 'he memory of a great, glorious.
and ever-to-be lamented hero, whose name will ever
be dear to the heart of every Englishman, and
handed down to the latest posterity, with howl's'',
respel, and glory. Ile was satisfied every one in
the room would join heart and hand in this seati-
scent, he therefore proposed,
The memory of Lord Nekton,
which was drank in silent sorrow, without cheering,
and for some moments after, a solemn pause pre-
vailed, until Mr. O'Rourke, dissipated the gloom,
by singing Cdri Qiinterm, accompanying h•iii self nn
the piano forte, in a high finished stile of comic hu-
mour; which was loudly and rapturously encored.
Sir Joan EAMSR, bart. then, in an appr-;,riate
speech, proposed, the health of their noble and
worthy Chairman, returning his Lordship thanks
for his kindness and promptitude in complying with
the wishes of the sompany, by taking the chair.
Several popular, national, an.i convivial toasts and
songs followed • and, at near twelve o'clock, the
Chamaawr wiel:watof hie friends.Yetired.
Lard CAariaberlaiw's OSeg. Direntler S, trs.
Orden for the Court going into Minting on Runtime next,
the tlitih instant, for one week, foe His lite serene Stones,
Frederick Atte teetet Dalt• of Brunswick, .send Cousin to
His Majesty' int.
The Ladies so wear block silk ee velvet, coloured ribbons,
Sans, and tippets, or plant white, or white aid gold, or white
MO silver stuffs, with black ribbons.
The Gentlemen to wear blank costs, and black
'hire, or white an I Fold, or white and Ogee stuff staiitestat,,
Mull trinscodil, coloured swords and huck'es.
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