The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-06-06 00:00:00

else into al! toe* and Saintly julorit the Meilen present
iu cheerio' oho earapany in recurs for the eonsplienent.
Mr. W. LORAINE propose/.—" Lieutenant Coulson, of
the ea periineot or eriardr"—ihree times three.
The CHAIRMAN returned thehks in behalf of hie eon.
"The High Sheriff"—" The Coal Trade."—" 7he Kopf
Row."
Mr. J. G. CLARKE proposed the health of " Mr. Gus.
taros Couloir, of the Royal Navy," fur which his father re-
turned thanks.

" Her Grace the Duchess of Northsosberland"—three
times three.

Mr. W. LORAINE the■ propeeed the healihs of two
Learned and Noble townrmen, who narked with the moot en-
lightearel ornanseitta of their country—" Lords Eldon and
Stowell"—three times three. "To the memory of Lord
Culliftwood"—three times three. “ The Eight HUMPS,.
able the Chancellor of the Exchequer, sad thanks to him fur
the remission of two millions of taxes"—"The Plot Chats
assembled ibis day t►roesbort the Vatted kingdom"—there
times three.

By Mr. W. LORAINE—" The Honourable Captain Lid.
dell sod the R worth Troop."
Captain CLARICE returned thanks.
" The Lead we live in." Olee—" Dams Dar art."
is The Stewards of the Club."
Sir C. LORAINE and Mr. GIBSON returned thanks.
• The Win of Habeas .Corpus, the grand Palladiums of
the Liberties of the Cumatry."—Catch, " To bed, I* ea."
This hie, however, bad ao effect on the ruminants. choice
spiel's, who realism-a their conviviality to so early boor in
the morning, drinking, among • go eat number of local and
humorous souets, " Ships, Colonies, and Comisserre"—" The
Rote, the Thistle, the Shamrock, and the Leek"—" Mrs..
Brandliag," Jce. &c., and the arca. was further eallitrimed
with other songs and glees, some of which were eacur..J.
The President kept to his post until the last, and the come
patsy broke up, after drinking. "To the ant Merry Meet-
ing." Besides the usual annual Report of the Club, the
Canon of " Non Millis Dostine," and the National Anthem
of " God sage the king." with an historical account, wiliest
by • member of the Club, of the origin of these celebrated
roductious, and printed uniformly with the Report, were
presented from the author to each individual of the cam-
Pul.
Om Tuesday last the Members of the North Shields Pitt
Club held their Amin/mesas, Meeting at Mrs. Carr's, the
Northuntherlaud Arms; Jobs. Fenwiek, of Campeille, Esq.
in the Chair. Gentlemen, Members of the Parent Pitt
Club, London, appeared with their gold medals; sad after
, partaking of an excellent dinner, spent the evening SA
grimier patriots, admirers of the late immortal Statesman,
sad lovers of the British Constitutive as by law and ancient
customs established. The toasts were properly selected fur
the occasion, and did honour to the Chairman; maayof
them were accompanied by three times three. At • Mtn
hour the company retired, highly gratified with the incident*
of the day.

The Chair at the Aaniversary Meeting of the Pitt Cloth of
the Mt tropolis was filled by W. R. Csriwright, Esq. M.P.
supported on les right by the Lord Chaliceßur, sad on his
left by the Duke of Wl.lll'llo'6. There ware also observed
to be present, Lord Viscount Sidesiseth, the Earl of Glas-
gow, Earl of Harewood, Lord Holtman. the Chalkyßoe of
the Eat-beguiler, Sir Silks Hoglitingall, LC B. ACP, Vier-
Admiral Sir E. Harvey, Y C B. M.P , Sir Robert Vaughae.
Bart. 1111. P.. Sir 'Moses Dyke, Bart. Sir Robert Wiens%
Bart., lir Charles Flower, Bart., Sir Jobe Gibbons
Right Hoe. Sir Henry Rowell, E. B. Wilbraham, Esti. NAV,
Henry &sakes, Esq. fd.P, ice. Ike.

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