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I,IIIIOOLIENT they co:gaged 4 dislishorkir Oittatintistle tie, he • ••4, , „ .i. .iiil, .• L. r. reerwae‘ and afford every iiid ierlOe porter to feather States into the service of the Spanish Itidependents.
"SOCIETY OP ST. PATRICK. had held eat. oiriZtes the bulimia of their • ai‘lll 7011 C • •crtieg e 41pe_ bi ha 10 40 •0 the nialeeivAir 'lie I sotittOdoir...-(Aw/dasit.) ,
Meetings tis the Tbs Blisilibu of harmony end conriei• ' me" •••• . 6. ..•••. • eon& Mr. wieb-e Paildleeasey." • , war rejected on the 4tls, miter u division 0,1 tt.e
slew...lard llll,
amsmanso..... alitry.--(04014140~.)•••libe somPuaYs" Nit' , fuel of Clonoiltiova queetion for engrossing it. whirl' was carri, it iii tile
flh "...- The Duke of K s:re • then proposed, w The
negative by 75 to 64. The Stimulates mud Creeks
On Saesseley kat ils....iestnevy of the Bosons- tel around their Choirmais this day men of klarquie of Doesakire • I :teal is kailth of the Alnrquis of Ileadfort."
=ls • The Noble Minima returnee thank.. in arms • Limited- Seism ate intim:dee A
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'lent Sassier ret St. Patrick. which was postponed end conflicting political opiiiioirs, all united ih the Illarettis of Lamaism.
• 111- 1V4,000 wartiors. They are said lo have 4yr:toiled
tam dwilth allefeh WI, was held •t City elf true spirit of home* and good humour, to rive Laid A. Mill • 72 30 The Duke of KENT now truce-" The health of
c' • Duke ot Lerma._ 11 • 100 0 the Hooke of Leiurter, the Chairman iket."
Laden Talmo; an effective support to the best interests of this
• . Lord W. Mtritrald • la '4l . • . - - . 72 10
• 'Abbe* mom. me bubo it germ sta chatv. Charity.-(Great op plait te.)-He, did
toot mean to Thom., mows. "...i
II 0 'rile Doke of Leteirea, to 'emoting thanes,
At o'cleek hie . . catered the my that this had been his work, he on a former Sunset Rogers,ll2l. - • 2
6,4 ogesisisa he was obliged to tell the company setaeto L 100 of the periudwhen Me next on -
These, together witliveriotis other Stibsariptio::sta,. 4 iiheerturn ve4.l. it
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intention
toivre:::=l"ckin "1:18:14.":174u"."'•;.8.% ui:i4i.:wlP-.4:41:6""iiiii.";;'.."":":".:
"1"11q whieh "a "1144. 4 liggis"..t. Iht ' •truths, which event„lly led to the re - -
Weeposeishi,_ hob acemaimaidal by a sea alias elf woe hems . . ._ . good, formed a sum toil of 14701. subscribed cut this ‘ vary Miner would be given. 11e would. howeirathl Americas, Govertinient hod sent orders for repairing
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digit • s eissesitersd.!eer •.1 opinion. suits that they hen now the satisfaction to witness. occasion. anti improving the fortificutions un Amelia Islaud.
' ribce private feeling fur the purpose or attending:
• it•is seedless to wily that the ti: Chairman was in the preterite linden-. operation of the distinguish- • T 4_64 The ft! •0( mow o Doak „id, io. .to what he conceived to be a public duty. ffe. '
(A I H I d • "el. Ise ' should uttered next year-and the friends of the Tire Mafia Asepliu, prize to the •Suit Martin,
, received with the eathesiaelic pis to which he . eel characters near him.- pp unse.)- e rope tbasesase. • - • • I
they would dristke.with the warns conliality of pro- Toost-o par areitoremis rivals, the Welsh aid Souteli Imtitution might rest aware' , that lie would not , .
eras' as ealibeatly entitled. Ira his Sot appointors before sending her for which port. the Camino
siweellisarturn frees the Continent, at tireiresitival , per Irishmen, and Ile
_worm. and kind hereto which
. Ihretreidighne"-eiensnice'les....evervontditasodetsecivenherCaarabeashisetairbremiredeer that backward in forwarding its. iliterestt.-(eppiease.l
of a Charity wishes* he has been en warm a friend, .11nte.them, " The asteerty Palma of tae Cho- The Duke of KENT,
A Gentleman, whose name we could not ewer- of ar.l'Whitierorth." expressed il hope. that. wheu Spanish /2
in ►prowling •" 7he health took out 38e,000 dollarsin specie, belonging to the
..overimient. S.r J. C. SHEUUROOYE,
end we energetic an Sammie. rity."- jApplausi.)
taite.returued thauks co behalf of the iVelsh
. , 11(inheEtNifiolbiglhe NE"4l:lieli'mulvniiwigasietit'!vritllal-1140.::::10. 7
olir 5"011.1?: ' Governor in Chief of the Coedits, had recovertel
His Rapti faioneis tooh the chair' (the 'band Lord CArLaggAilli entreated the company to
• eharge their glasses for a hamper toast. 111 the
itri
ii.""lig 114 r 44.18". lie itilljt ult.P.r" " 1111 hoe f • 'II t • 'lrresident at the last ClLarity. .
The Marquis of 'Doweling* took this 'accession the Nobility and Gentry of !related would be found from his late attack of the polity, so far as to he
right 37 le following dingjesnielool netts re absence o_ their ) u t.noits
lidthe
at limit equally anxious so support an -Institution, able to trunsect business
.It was, however. his Su.
(we tame Ahern in the order in which they sot, a .... iversary, lie (Lo C.ast ereog ato satisfac- to pronounce a panegyric ou the manner in which
the affairs of the Welsh Society were conducted. fur the interests of which they ought to feel so great tention to return to Englund in Juni Reg.
cemmencitig feint the choir) t- lion of seeing how severely that absence was felt
la saying this, he did not mein to cast any reflec- a cancern.-(Applattre.) ..-...--- •
Tha Mail TroMellie lesequiswo of DinmsAire sad head. by the company, and he weeld now give them the
lien on the Committee by His Ro al Hi dinette here called on Mr. WEBB. •
1 I se, lh• Hail of Chiewillism. Lend William Fitzgerald. gratifying oppoituttity of evincing the sincerity and
lord Ail"" Kills Sie Atha Doeih til•C•B• abil Sig "a*** cordiality of their welcome for
balk.
.. their Royal Chair- ,
;mesa be his return among thetu.-(Greaf Geplante.) I whom the holiness. of the
Irish Clarity tranaieted. The great re 0110" for the toyug descriptiveh
of the cehin furniture of
of the success which attended the proceedings el rutty 0' Brady.
Use Welsh Society, 'arose from the circumstance We have received Par's Papers of Wednesday
which was excellently 'sung. and last. They contain accounts of sonic further pro.
excited great suinsentent. Ht. Royal 'Highness ceedings at Albi, in the case of the assassination of
? On the lent- Atiseng,the innumerable bleasings which Ow cowl-
M. FILA.LDIgIi. It is now believed, Its consequem•ie
. Vin“it 6"1""milii111110°" the Detre at; Leleater• Ma ' tel derived from the accession of the Home of M. their heeMIC ieregelar building aPirrelirteteal to the
Earl roe earsietais Baron teNigliten, tni. B. alsonilleid, • pawpaws of education.red with this admirable .
Plittnswick, there was none g ter than the Doi.
sail Mark temeletei, Esq. lI.P. that efforts ehoald be imlimeedstirostentilyntrelli:nkerndtedhe llPl:tiltiettiTtreehdeofvhaeurayle IrishI'
ofcci 181 hbeiiill'S": tewards of the Eke was of the depositions of some of the wit uessies, that there
form supportp which its Members held out to allwere several WORM! wt. BANCAVI house on that fetid
Mr. Alderman Timms. who is the Governoe of . .... . • and bad purpose of erecting a building fur the service of the„ given.
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the institutions of public .chanty, sums
the Irish Society of the sew Planation in Ulster, been ~. • • in this St. Patrick's Charity. To further this object,
,he One of the Stewards returned thanks. He ob- night, besides Madame al aNsoN. The pretty Ross
t more foremost or distinguished , ...
stud some other Members eftbeCorportdiou of Lou. commended that a meeting sheuld bike place On served, that Eitglimd mid Ireland were divided by
dote were also Itresent. of benevolence than 'their Royal President-(Ap.
Saturday next, at 'the Freemasons"favern. He • little water, but he hoped they would be united PetattEY, and a Madame CON ST A NT, are mentiosi-
Ti
a wl health he hoped they would mow ed, but neither of then hiss yet ronwared in Court. Hie
I As sawn as theeloth was 'Abided, after a sump- I.PI hoped it would be attended by all the Nobility stud by wine.
• • tarsus diuner. Pea Meals Dintiffe ire* snug by Me. to their
dflitilikSeiw-t-th the cordiality that belonged
Gentry in town-and. he Misted, Teaat-.." The health of Aldermau Thorpe, one of the Go. Madame Matssoe has at length fully confessed her N
it Taylor and several other professional Gentlemen of Country' • subscribe liberally. It would be a disgrace if the Tensors .1 the hip!' Charity, and one of die founders of the having brew present at the dreadfol scene, and al. 1 her
lousiest celebrity. :,_. The health of'his Royal Hi hams the Duke of that they would
wealthy part of the 'lrith commueity did not exert nerrApieinitatioaere Ulster."
.. fir Med that 14321 DE bud attempted tu murder her. Thu,
The ROTA& CIIIAIIIMAIy. in propnsi--mg thehealth went was then drunk with load acclamations. 'HORNE returned thanks. at i
of his Royal Brother the Ponce Regent. among The Duke of KIHIT Tole, amidst the most vein.. themselves on such an
middling clan of persons, in his part the coon- Tl:eershuelillth or Mr. Bainbridge, the Treasurer, The Five per Cents. ore 67 f. ee C. Bank Ac.toin.
slid
occasion.. The farmers, and
1 , the usual toasts of the Royal-Family, said, that he et ime slanders. to return thanks. "Gentlemen,"
try, would, he oast sure, celery contribute.-(Ap- .
and of the M hers of the Grand and Sub-Com- 1;6001.
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was authorised by the Prince Regent to - permit his . "hid his Royal Higillteelle tt there are 1310110e0111 li sew
wr en really it is imposeible to express the &Ohms We have received Newburgh Pipers to the eith
Mr. BAINBRIDO . .el thanks. lie assured
miner. were then drunk great upplatire.
tire
usual enemata donation of 100guissees, which made plaase.)-He wished to have h Achool fouudeduti a
broad mud liberal basis, without reference to re-
haert--end of this descriptiou it that at
uP a sum ef we lew than 2.524:4 Pre'ented by his 11 *the I ' • lig' opiniellr. He was unwilling to sacrifice the Meeting that no exertion of his should be want- instinct. Lord Sanatuoroite, the British Amino- are i
.arthclitiow address you. lam ewe, file manner 'ore
to rootlet this Institution es proSpertsus as any of 1 sailor, lime arrived at Stockholm, mid presented his
Royal Highness to this Instieutiem.-/Greet Iris
too raweh to the fancies of the parents of' children. and
1 plaise.)-He hoped. therefore. that the censpeny
'present would think the health of the Prissi•e Re- se whicherns have drunk my health, and the wry
in which' you have received sue, have far exceeded 'lf they did not subscribe to certain rules and men- those of •k taunter nature. eredentials.
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my expectations and, I ere convinced, are iirfiaite. Tim Earl of BLESINTON proposed-
" Tee Meads of Thomas Mums, EA. diet tionenr to Iris
gent with that warmth of heart in which he pro. !titian, tlwir children should not be. admissibl-e-
-find A Sopplewestal Gazette was published on Si... gate.
' , posed it. ly beyond soy 'dmiart..._(Aippiaom4_4(otptooold and he Was perfectly sore the Society would. .
Th
1 His Royal Highness% health was amok with ed- I
thwasstic applause. with such • feeling es this, it is not surprising that
should be unable adequately to express my Nmt ""bers 'of Parade eager t° have their chi" Mr. Moose briefly tetursied thotaks. The corn• turday, containing the details of the recent military
reel_ drew educated, and, is consequence, ready to agreekitedhad
, mentry, and armament of the literatirte 'of the age."
pruned which was paid to lust he appreciated
most highly-at the mine time. lie conceived that • • India, b •of operation. in the. su stance which has beer . foe c
nano
a 1 The sir of Hail! Star of Brunswick. Was then „ingva though they certainly are or the.maar Plaalim already submitted to our readers -Re tort *tat
) snip( with flue effect by the musical Gentlemen
loud.-(/pp/sates/-1 afpplaase 4-1 meet you with that setts-• A Gentleman,whose mime we widerstotra 'to be he owed it more to the kind and generous feelitego
that there have been some operations of a more fah: itC.
faction which must aliens attend our assembling HAMILTON, raw for the purpose of moving an of his countrymen, than to his own merits. What-
present.
. tnatker one such all occasion. Charity is our oh- aemseaseet to the proposition of the Noble Ma ever fame he might hose acquired, lie attributed recent date, attended by very utiftwourable results,
The ROYAL COAIRMAN, in propoittsg the
Il " Borrevokitt Society of St. Patrick, and Pro- (torah
ject-and that heavenly virtue mast always draw Cries of " Order r' however, which resounded principally to the verses which be had adapted to It is said that five regiments of Seport have slider.
the fittest sympathies and sentiments of the from every part of the room, compelled him to re- the'delicious Atrains of Irish melody. His verses. in Cues
ed keenly, and that General ilistur, who was ad. lisal
ePerif, to its.: said, that he .meant to .hsee !aim° soul.-(Applause./-What can more interest the same his seat, without stating leis object. thenrselres, could boast but of little merit ; bat, ii n; an
ere
sisetegopetimity of cutting the attention of the inited....wital cast more elevate the human character The Duke Of Kill? expressed his perfect con- like flies, preserved in anther, they were esteemed vancing into the isiteriur. has been obliged to re.
bouseebte ie the merits of this Clarity; but ever • treat. from want of !provisions. This report, we wilt I
-what cat, inure ramble the soul of •man-than centime in 'the sentiments of the Noble Marquis in consequence of the 'precious material by which Chi
ellleileve. with peat deference, to this seirgestion the attempt to rescue from the cantagioa of vin,hope, will prove, if not unfounded., id be aii exalt.
• lIMAM
et their old worthy guide, Mr. Denis O'Brien, and declarml thSt he would attend at the Free- they were surroutided.-(4pplaase.)
those children who, without the fostering baud of masons' Tavern if he isle could.
he would reserve until the next toast what he ow&
benevolence be extended to theta. must necessarily His Racal H:ittinem then ' I- The Murquisof Dowering?. could not permit genie's's.
the nasembly to eeparate without itroposisig the _-.....-„.._
meant to have said on this occasion. INN
peas their time in thee study of wickedness ?- " The health. of to• NOW: 'Aces, whas bad hem Cilia. health of all individual who was dery not only te •
The Anniversary of the Benevolent Society of'
Before the intern ting procession of the children. •
tiepp/easea-Wheecati be more delightful to the metered fur their homily to the somety_the marebiosissaea every Irish heart. but to every heart which admired
St. Patrick was celebrated on Saturday. A report
414 this anon catered tMu
supported by lustit .he et,
Mr. Webb was called on for a some and he gave huYisnut heart than to render those unfortunates, not ",____Haltingia.4l,DG',_""--6",.,_1111ay...,,,,,brttiLird biwe- virtue. The health of the Statesusats. the Warrior.
only useful. but excellent members of 'ety ?- """ " ever '""""-aePr---------." mud the Poet. had been given-Ire would now pro. of it is given in another part of our Paper. The . •
the humorous snug of the Sprig of Shillelak iu his • •
•(Applause.)-1 ever felt myself happy ill support. The Marquis of Dowessiten returned thankspose Duke of KENT presided, and availed himself of the •, .
best style. and with the highest effect.
The children theta entered, led by the steward., Mg inititations of ibis nabrre-.. and to that alone can on the Part of his mother."
I attribute the %%merit% kindness which has this The Duke of KENT now proposed the health, of theft of the Patriot.-The name of Henry Grid.
- tan need only be mentioned to call to the me-
mory of every individual present, whatever was IT.. opportunity to pay ■a well-merited compliment to
the memory of the late mud deeply-lainented Mr. Hi
and the Royal Chairman proceeded, according to the Vice-Presidents. three of' whom, he observed. a COI
day distinguished your conduct towards me.- spectable in private. whatever was houourable iu
i•ustosis, to invest those who hod gained the prizes 'Permit me, when I say
,this, to add, that I regret were present-namely, the Marquis of Downshire, . Porisomar. Mr. PONIONNY Lad been appointed the a
public life.•
It . with the medals spproprated for that purpose. In the Earl of Blesintun "and Sir J. Doyle. He to fill the Chair upon the preselanceasioto batioa
• exceedingly, my situation in life has not enabled lite mast was received with shouts of applause.
1 ' placing one round the neck. of the girl. his Royal nie to reader more essential service to those theta- also hoped the Society *mild not forget the The Duke of lise-r, before quitting the Chair. ..-....--. le.s
Highness observed, that this was the second prise Right Rev. Bishop of Derry, whore liberal doaa- ex 1 his , Herons
ties for which my patrourige huts been requested.-
maned in succession by this individual-be was now (Appaanse.)_/ have, however. always aimed at lion of SO/. they had that day the pleasure of heat- presset . grmilicatiou et the numerous and re-
spectable assembly whit li hail met on this occasion. The subscription to the new financial plan of Devil
the Cuarscsaaasa of the EXCHEQUER is now hell. ,
perfornsing the same dety that the Noble Lord ing annoeuced. His Royal Highness hoped that 50forests,
(klieg every thing in my 'rower for the furtherance
: end the result• is thisa-.27,600,000f. Exelie-
this
ri
cessfu
next to him (Lord Castlereagh) hued done to the of clarity-and. if I have not effected a great deal, excellent au example would be generally followed He assured them, that, if lie portably could, he
i I same permit at the last Anniversary, and he hoped
the rem of the children would take example by this I coo, at all events, conscientiously lay cheat to this in the Sister enuntry..._(7,44, guest
was
rearmed
_p_would attend at the next Atruivereary
pause.) Diuner.-( Sp-
quer Bills are filuded-a,000,000/. are raised by
and I/
prairie-that I have done nay best.-(Applause.)- with great applause.) The illustrious Chairman dint left the room, ac- the conversion of 3 into 311 per Cant. Stock. new d
Kids ead try to entniete her ermthaer. He felt Pe' Whether prevent or abreast, my heart never has for- The Earl of Bemire**, in returning
tallier pride in perfeeming this part of his duty, thanks, companied by most of the Noblemen who had Ito- 'o. i
,•°he 30,000,000/. Of this sum the CHANCELLOR. rooms
gotten. mud never will forget, the interests of assured the Meeting of his determination to use his poured the sleeting with their preience.
,of the Excuteuea has stated, only
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and hue hoped the boy (whom his Royal Hightiese lliii Society.-(Applause.)-Perhaps, Gentlemen, beet endeavours to serve the Charity. Ile warmly Sir Joust Dome was theta called to the Chair, collfletil nut- tigabli
next invested with the medal) would dessert auotheslions will be wanted for the service of the prewout
the present may not be au improper moment to approved of the plan of the School, which, he trusts and, with a very considerable body of the stautich
prize at the next Anniversary.-(alpplansea • oppoisit a President for the next year-and though ed would be generally supported. Yes
Mends of the lumitinion, prolonged the period of year. The- rest will operate in reshot-60u of ilia , • 1 ,
The ROYAL CHAIRMAN then addressed the I have out consulted with the Noble Duke, whose Sir J. DoYI.II begged leave to offer a few words, hilarity to a late hour. I aunituitt of the present Unfunded Gtou Debt. .
4 Meeting on the subject of the tustitutroo. Ile lessee 1 Meals to 1401,054 I hope he will accept of notwithstanding what had been offered by the No. The Alerting was one of the most orderly, and 7.: . Thr
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ritzbrr;tl.l,,,,Soitrui.lbooTt
Saturday
1 , Said, that the interesting sight before the company the aituatiusi end waive any little personal incou- ble Lord who had lost spoken. He felt most deep- consequently the most pleasing, we ever attended. ------ --- -'• -- -
K.C.R.lrge,mte". visited
left little fur him to do )11 enforcing epos theft) the veuience thatl
may be attached to it, in order to ly the honour that hod been conferred on hint-on
1 t subject of this Charity. It was his duty. however, verve thi, most praise.wortiey Charity.-(Applause.) honour which be would exert himself to deserve, by - barked at attend
to call their attention to the circumstance, that -You may easily imagine, after this, that 1 al- using his most strenuous efforts foe the support of THE BRITI II PRI' S c the Coventry. lionx.. aud sailed to assume the . Prince
S _as S. goiernmetit of St. Lucie.
they had nut alone assembled for conviviality, but ludo to the Duke of Leiligter,-(4pp/onee,)- the Institution. He was elatemely lumpy to see IiAZ„,
also for the purpose of aiding the funds of the. lam much gratified hy these expressions of salts. his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent in the attar. • Rear-Admiral Sir TitbAtAl FNEHANTLE if to Ste.
i clarisy-.(4aplssmarj.-errhich supported upwards liactioss-and wisls to nbseive, that. in making this That illustrious personage had also stood forth the succeed Sir Cu ARLES Pe:mamas iii the common! in Yee
of 300 children. It•was attessary to mention. that selection, I only follow the rule heretofore laid champion of this Charity, of which he was the Pa- AV/ I.()N DON, the Meihrendairoli.—Copteiss C. IL /I Roils i. up- Quer',
the number admitted last year so completely fore- down, by notsorsiatiug an individual connected with trop, and under his auspice' Ire doubted not that pointed Naval Coininisaiourr at Quebec, esti Cam- 'Sc,
stalled the funds which were now expected from that warbled party, from which, the Chairman who it would prosper. The liberality of his Royal MONDAY. APRIL 120, 1818. minder of the Nuenl Puree uu the Lakes of - Carlin
• the company present, that little wore than 40(. re. r was called ins to preside 011 this day, aid who, bed Highness was of the best kind. lie nut only ap- Caturatla.-Captain mil ito Lem ere is rippoi tiled to the mud th
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merited iii the hoods of tic Treasurer. They retold he lived, would have filled the office with pleasure, paired iu public the ardent promoter of charity, 'Tops:, fur die East Indies; Don. Captain 11. The
their see the necesrity of coming forward with the' was selected.-(Appentre4-1- wish to proceed in but he sought out misery in corners, find used his Flanders and Dutch Moils arrived last night. Duecsit to the Lipy: Captain STANFELL to the Baron
torsos of keeping the Cherity Anise They had the units' routine. This is no question of party- utmost efforts to lessen the sum of human wretch-
here to-day a panther oldie beds Nobility (be and I trust, that those who hold different political edit's". If his Royal Highnem'i potter were equml „ '
with Paoers from Bruseels to the lfilli 'natant. Conqueror (flare-stupor Admiral 1 .li. A 111 PIN ) ; Cald. t vesterr
Dttton to the Phaeton -Lieut.-CO. Geotter. Allman
'1 'lie following are extracts :- -
*lshed the number was three
.tinses as greet)- sentiments lions the Noble Duke whom I have to his will, misery, and Want, and vice. would moil o ' •Lewis, (*.B. is mirpointed Barrack Maser of the Frit]
;
f tipplarisej-etitl lie had himself tIA Isamu of named. will "hew. by a numerous attendance, next be buisished from the streets of the suetropoltr.- lIRUSCELP, APRIL 13.
I'h) tuout ~
li Division of Royal Alalaiiires, vire flu NT, • ""'"
tatters r Paris, of the h 111_ inst. stale, that two per.
presiding among then. for the third time within the year. thst they feel with me, that no party spirit (Applause.) deceased. Palace
was, we of whom is an officer oil half- pay, who hare bets •
space of four years.-(Applasse.)-This was the ought to interfere with a cause like that which we The Duke TCf e_. __ENT said that, in proposing the....mphati _. K. ..'HITE. aided
Wog so I t after b • • The Spey. 18, c illell
y she police, as being shmogly sus-Doke
first public meeting be had attended for the last are met to support-(Appletsse.)-If lam in this next toast, 'f It ale bl d fdifidet - fig
t•be e *COMO ru e wee° i see. petted of hens' emiceneed in the •Ileonsit open the Duke Saturday mottling from Postainoutli for the Mesh-
KENT
. two yea s. anal he believed, it would he the last lei country. Gentlemen. I Alan feel great Plumage in on account of thosamaserace of the Noble Lord who • - - • • terrine's'', to relieve the Illyrinlifon. She took dis- G 000)
of Wellington. have been sheeted at a cosapiry house
some time. Ile assured them, however, that lie supplating the Charity herv-aif 1 sou tiot, believe tat last year filled tbe situatton in which he was "rm some leagues hunt Parte They were immediately hraught 'latches so Nlalta. Tile (;rastAoPrre. Captain FL perforti
felt peculiar pride isi accepting the invitatioe to way best wishes will be with you.-(eipplaase.)- placed. That Noble Lord. on the occasi to ?MMES. will soil shortie for the ',Win' 'tithe', tir touter,
°n to the Couriergrrie. It is affirmed, that the whole plot is The 0.1
i preside on this day-(reed applause)-not that Permit me now, Gentlemen, to drink all your good I which he alluded, had discharged his duty with ons . that she chid. •iiisa it 4 d that relieve the Harrier. The Tiber end Spartan Istie
he could he unmindful of the just regret :they must heslths, mid to express the very high sense I euter- that stultify and dignity which demanded the :intake ssii, ' • Mall
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8'61191 C/11 cruises. The Rosario waived on Frabsc. Who pr
t all deeply feel at the lamented loss of that dis- tails of the humour you have dime sue."-itireut lof every friend of the Institution. He haul closer -- --.
is occasiou important papers have bees seized. It is
and remains with the Fie: 'Flue Safi shnry came 'rim
- ! tioguithed man (Mr. Ponrouby ) lon whiten the alp/arse.) followed the rule which he (the Duke of Kent) had
- further stated, in • letter from Paris, that tkr bases of the •
into harbour on Moodily, to be' paid off, Tire sold sot
• i ('hair a,s this day iotetideil.-(Applinose.)- Glre-T The Dahlia Cress" laid down in 1814-that of avoiding, most scrupn- Treaty of Liquidatrim wish the Allied Powers are fixed, and Leveret has been paid off t his • oveti. evert re
I A. much of praise particularly of ineseithrale Twist—" The Hero of Waterloo and his gallant comrades
hourly. the introduction of any thing of a political th" the coarlaiion of the whole Treaty is expected shortly s,
astutday morning the stile Biertnbery, CA l't• DOOM!
%/Mini,' engaged in l'etlities, might prelim's be be- lial. arms: eta ' Stay their happlatie in payee equal their mown i. to take place; the Dolma Welliugtua will thee or 6 Zug. e. . _ from wee! , nature. He concluded by proposing •1 The hereto • 1-ITullEet, Batavia, lintrint in Lo ,tenn, pia The
• i,i-lir'l from a meeting of this kind, yet as Ise was lof Loral Viscount Castlereagle"-(Lond dad moll- lases. _.,_.....a.........--. . into Portsmouth. by contrary winds. She I,ti sit great it
i • :aka to-ay to fill the Chair. vacant' by the loss Borg- Nee the Coaquerivig Hero euates."
The Duke of K ewe, prior to the Secretary reads I used appliaise.) . Batavia, on the Stli•uf December, the E rperixtne. to nide
of Issue Moo "multi here filled it so much better, anti ins his report of subscriptions, observed, that some Lord CASTLEREA(II4 having expressed the deep We have received Papers from New York to the
• Ilanwes,•eirthseveral Americau red cianstry shills; plaid ri
who._ words would have done ampler jastice to the Gentlesnet at his table fell •offended that they had s It fel ofthe ho ro t which the a nobl had
cense e . tu . sari y Bth Washington to the 7th. and Halifax to the lime to
o.„ ~. ~,,eu.t.
"is ow
13th
of F0,,,,,ity; ‘ the Col
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t cm ite of their Charity. be could not, with reference nut been applied to for their subscription. The
_lst lan. On the 2d the House of Repreventatives the Conqueror (Wig )6140, Novi/tit ). Ith:obet's cony!,
.unferred ma him-wad partsasilsrly of' the very 2• .
• in the individual they had lost, but observe, that Secretary requested of I • to Miami them, that he handenme manner in which their illustrious Chair- received a Message from the I 2eteiteittiT. with the liternuat. Cambridge, stud Toressant. sonar. lying • Ilse 16
•' though Ire (die Chairman ) mid little, much relit to would be most happy to rec,..ope them doootioon.
the Iteart.-(Applaase.)-Ilis Royal Higher** • shun had introduced him to the Social - roceeded d lion of' the Commissioners under the 4thi Arai-
l'he Secretary then read-the hat el subscriptions. • the y 1) e''' I there. •Speke, oath Fehruary, the. nitre, from Suitor,
to congratulate the Meeting onabsence of Calouttm hnoi-dlo London. Deane,
. , next observed, that though 1.2 was not !WM. lostthose cle of the Treaty of Ghent, which was, that-Moose,
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Amongst them the following were some of the mustsister el
political feelings which had once operated so bane- .. 'l'lle Thomiis .and Airy transport, Liell'ell"l't
year, he heel not been Idle in their came-ea-fp- tetsigreable :__. Dudley and Frederick islands, belong to the ~ few w
blouse,/-and lie was glued to find that the recout- L. a. L. a. fully to the detriment of the Society. He trusted • ' VRITCHARD. agent, Itfrivirti sit l'ortstilwith, 0:: st- et
ll i I IWII to reit 'abject of the Instittition United Steteep and Ilia Oil the other Wands, in the ti de • I. De t• d 1 ;.- 18th 11l
inendation be hed given iii
-0-4. bens fully The Prim/xi:rico( .. ...... 1.15 oes addition tot ,414 a "' lei" er ea - K sr y morning. from ist ar , tempo in A :-.
1 I ..say t
acted upon at their A .... ivertary, and that cusivivi- 'lle' Duke"( Kalil 5O 0 131 5 -the object of charity--would alone he considered Bay of Pasutinaiptoady, including that of Grand Irene with• the Liu gage of Lord nvo.:livi-o.
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HI ItV Mal 119111101 W 1114KIled lIITOIII4 i hew so that IN'it.""ri.M"chl 1441
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by Irish Gentlemen °revery political opinion.-(Ap- Menai', belong to his Brim .... ic Majesty. The Envoy Retti,orditrary art the- Court of 'fund,.:. alit
20 0 40 0 I i
p affse.)-This was the serond time lie had the same sissy the n She also inky., ni preteiits form the l'itiNci.- iii- ship hit
. aLSID•IIIY tratimoilled • Report Hi, Le
nevus' ..... Ns it would. he trustee!, aiii Ilie 'miitia.- I mi•••••74.71.1..,,,ifurt
I ..Ipplonse. )-Fle had alry:stly nil...rung! than that I 1...:117'14.01.1cnc1.
• i 110 0 I Charity. He hoped it would not be the last-for hecases containing carets from the busts sell °lna-
' . 'Marin.
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I 15ti children had liven last year admitted, %tilt a I The tele of Blesiuttin . ... ilit 0
confidence ill tile Ishershty or the lilleoeull ruminant.. Earl Whits/oath
which lie hoped would soot prove ill-fi ..... ded. If Leis a litl'inn"Cil
led 10 should. on every occasion, be most happy to come documents, relative to the claims of certain Ante-1 menial parts of the Elgiti Altebles. The (:eut,ul
ricim merchants on thee Government of Naples. I Doke makes a return to the paint., iti.„Nr of hero, i
4-Year.
! 1 be should not have Ilse plea.tive of haina, wester ti''''',....171.1."0"r
quell err:', lie hoped they would let liim hear, that lissom 017,nstra ••en 0
20 et
20 0 .... • The secretary stated, that this gentleman was pre-
f... vented trout altradiag by particular circumstances.
'The Exputtirdion Bill, ititrodUced for theaturpooe a vice .
of legalising the enhance of natives of the Ueited tett. of taitieet-twellitectsitailsarairrietts, wi .
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ate to be presented .to- tne' Linton alusuesa.
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