The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-27 00:00:00

GE NLIIAL D'EVPREUX'S LEGION.

CORK, OCTOBER 20.
Yesterday Lieutenant-Colonel Trede 11111 l •It and
the Officer+ of the First Filmleers, now in Cork,
gave a grand entertaii.ment at Oct Nlunster Hotel,
to the Earl of Roscommon, Lord Lindley, Colonel
M‘Matron, and a select party of Fashionables„ The
Dinner V 134 got up in the most %uperb style. and
consisted of every delicacy which the season afford-
ed ; the wines were numerous and of excellent
tisvotir. The following are a few of the Toasts
ripen on the occasion:—
The liing"—Tone, (kid save the King.
" Prince Regent"—Britons strike house.
" Duke of York and the Army"--Dukeof York's NTarch.
" Doke of Clarence and the Navy"—Ruts
'' [Ara Lieutenant of Ireland"--St. Patrick's Day.
" President Bolivar"—See the Conquering hero comic
"Congress of Venezuela and New firsuada”—Grand

March.
" General TrEvereux of the /Irish I—Brin go Brach.
"The Nolde Earl at Roscommon and the Hussar Guards
of the 'Aaiun'—Bard's Legacy.
The Noble Earl, in a neat and appropriate speech,
returtscd thanks, in which he forcibly impressed
tipmt the company the ardour he felt in supporting
so honourable a cause.
Colonel 1114 Mal ttttt then pronosed the Health of
"Colonel Tresialusick"—British Grenadiers.
The Colonel returned thanks, and expresved in
happy terms the due sense he entertained of the
honour dome him, and alluded to the gratification
his Ivilt at being supported on his right and left by
such respectable Noblemen. The Colonel then
pre—
" Our Noble Guest, Lord Andley"—Welcorae Isere 'ran.
Lord AUDLEY here rose, and stated his unwil-
lingness to receive for the present the honour its-
' tended hilts, until he should first propose a Toast,
in whwls lie was sure he only anticipated the sets-
tstnents of Ins Noble Associate. kits Lordship then

The rut.ileer Eettiment, and success to the cause in
%%tic's it is rogagird"
Thiv Wll4 received with much entinivikenn by the
Company, who, in return. drank Ins Lortlvhip'v
health with equal feeling and affection.
" Crneral English and the British Legion."
" Admiral Brion anti his Fleet.".--Hearts of Oak.

" The Commissioners of Venezuela tow in Loudon;
The Esrl of itoscostsioN here. after I)4y tog some
just and appropriate encotniunts. proposed the
health of
" Colonel Lyster, and that part of the Fainleer Regiment.
by whom he was so hospitably entertained a few days
since in Dublin."
" Lord Cochrane and Independence."
" The Health of those heave fellows of the Irish Legion
now on the Spanish Main."
" Sir Frederick rlOOll and the Board of Comenissioaers."
" Dr. Wall and the Medical Board."
Col. TaZDENNICK shortly and clearly explain-
ed the torture of those Institutions, Nhich he stated
were for the purpose of preserving a supply of
qualified persons to watch over the interests and
the health of the settlers proceeding from Ireland
'to Venezuela.
Lord Aupt.Ex, alter some preliminary remark',
proposed the health of 4, Major Barry,"
‘Vho returned Thanks in appropriate and feeling

term*.
The COIIOIC.I of Talbot and the Ladino( Ireland."
The eveniog passed off with the greatest hilarity
and harmony. and the company did not separase
until :► late hour.—The Cork City Band attended
and played many appropriate tunes.