The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-09 00:00:00

PERTH MEETING (SCOT LA N D).

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HARNoNic DINNER OF THE ORANGEMEN iill
THE COUNTRY.

(Fran the Caren Herald]

•
It is with considerable pleasure we announce, that time
parting admonition of his Most Graeitois Mtiesty ma daily
Kidding groused in this cutout), and that all cla.ses of his
subjects here seem anxious In give of tct Its the paititig
vire of their Sovereign. A public dinner, in oweinteinuration
of his Tate visit to this country, was given its the Mai ltet •house
of Killisaudra, on ThurSday, the 27th Sept, tub. r, atieuded
by all the resident Gentry iu the neighbostiliood. and sixty
persons sat down to an elegtut CISIFFIRIIIIIO.III prepiertd fur
the occasion. Awing the company present se red--.
R. H. &maimed, Esq, who acted as Previtlent ; Henry
Berms Wilson, Esq. Vsee.President ; Major Gore, Sth dra-
goon guards; Luke Magraffi, Esq. Cosby Young, Esq.
Richard Yining, Esq. the Key. Mr. Hale., the Rev. Mr.
Denham, the Rey. Patrick M• Cabe, PP. Dr. M'Ounalil,
M.D. Ralph Ilinds. Esq. Sac. &c.
The band of the sth dragoon guards were kindly permit.
ted to attend by the Commanding Officer, aid pl iyed tours
appropriate to the toasts.
At six o'clock the Cbair was taken by Robert Henry
&mint/ell, I.q.
After the cloth was removed, the Chairman rose, and in
an appropriate speech asatiuiseed the health of
The KING ;" four times four. Tone—God save the
_ _

• The Duke of York and the Artily." Tuue—The Duke
of York's Growd Sias ch.

Time Duke of Clareme Übe Nary." Time—atilt
Drilattssis.

" The Duke of Stllif4l and the r. maiming braockrs of the
[Loyal Family." THoe—The Duke of Sussex's Graud
March.

" The Prince of Saxe Coburg. and the blis Dragoons."
Tone—Tim Prince's Grind Hardt.

" The Lurd Lirotruaut, and progatrity to Ireland."
Tune—Earl 'Talbot'■ March.

" The tesideed Gentry of lreland." Tem.—Patrick's
• Day.
Mr. MAGRATII rose and said, he could no longer remain
silent when hr heard this gesso, without proposing the
Chairman's health Whether be considered him as a resident
Magistrate—as a measlier of the Grand Ingeest of the county
—or as a private Gentlmussi—in tacit and every of these
sii nations he met leis usequa!iheil appeal...tine. As a Illigis.
trete, he was upright seed inspeiti.el io his decision; as a
Grand Juror, he was a. waichttel guardian of their iutereits,
bushasseling t►e public ;mese with the strictest economy; as
a private Gensleenso, he was ceurilimilig and kind iu his
demeanour. He spoke from Lis kisowkdge, having the
humour of bis society, from which be derived pleasure and
info' usetiwa ; that a person possessiug such qualities A/bold
he admired, respected, and beloved, he did soil weenier at.
He therefore proposed his health--three times three--trhich
was drank with euilitosiasm.

The CHAIRM•N th.o ruse, and returned 'husks fur be
high humour they had done I -11611 As associating bins wills this
toast, bet in drinks** his health iu the enthusiastic manors.
they did, words could nut express his feeliags. He mid,
" Gentlemen, there is a lime wiser the feelings of Ilse heart
canuot be expressed by words; it is my cam." He then
drank all thei► health', mid hoped to meet them Shiro at the
next commemoration. He said, before he rat down be would
propose the ►ealth of a Notstermass whose constant sesideuce
in the county merited the highest praise—
" The Earl of Farnham, (ioverse► of the County."
'• The Hepreseutativesof the County," Tuue—Garryowen.
s• The Lord Bishop of Closure, asiJ the Clergy of Ms
Diocese.*

Mr. HAVES, is as appropriate speech. relented thanks.
" The Right Rey. Lk. Reilly, and the Catholic Clergy of
his Diocese."
The Rev. Mr. &Mass 'chased thanks is • seat bad
energetic speech.
" The Rev. Mr. Mebane, and Synod of the Provisc: of
Weer."

Mr. DENHAM me, and in a P peed. of considerable !ragas
said he fell gratified inure than WI words could 4 zpress at
mit% his fellow clot jai MOS iatirg together for purls
laudable purposes, and hoped that Diviee Providence would
periwig thews to uo use with a work so auspiciously begun.
Mr. MAGRATII then proposed " The health of the Vice.
President."

Mr. Mutter said he felt the honour dose, by his health
being so handsomely proposed, ardsti kiudly drank ; indeed,
Jibe moaner be which the three preceding tomtits we,. re-
conviuted him that the put pine • for which they met
was not forgotten is couviviality. Whew he euterid the
roam that day be felt overjoyed at seeneg hung around their
walls die King's sliest aracious letter, a letter that should
he printed in gulf', inculcating in his kilo', paternal
lar-
guag., and farewell admonition, that great and graml moral
priiiiiple, " Lute vise Bilothro,"--that principle which was
esijoiard by the Patriarchs and confirmed at the Christian era.
Me would mot trespass MI their time, but would propose
what be Celt. need the msruce of his Majesty's letter.
•• :thy peace, uwauirsiiiy, mid harmony, be prevalent
throughout old Ireland," which was drank with three sissies
three.

The CIIMIRBIAN iben proposed
"The Ituar, Shamrock, and Thistle." Tune—the Sprig
of Shillrlagh.
Many oilier appropriate touts •aJ tunes recreated the
conp.ay till n late Muer, wlieu they parted, 'supine to
sated un the 12th of August twat, fur the muss laudable
putpeee.

OILS, per Too, of 232 Gallows.
New Greeol.Whaia,. 241 —• I Spermaceti
Ohl
Pale Seal. 271 —0 Pale Rape lll —a