The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-07 00:00:00

I'Llg • of,OIIOESTERSHIRE Pirt CLUB:

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The Anniversary Meeting,,, in commemoration of the birth
and principles of Mr. PITT, was held at the Bell Hotel, (lout
cotter on Friday last. The Aleinberißmembled soon after one
o'clock; when new Members were elected. At half.paat.fout
• dinner was announced; when the Chairman, T. ei. Uncle.
NAI.I. ESTCOURT, Esq. M.P. entered the room, followed by
his tirace the Duke of BnAusionT (President), and Gentle..
men, amounting to more than one hundred, notwithstanding
the unfavourable state of the weather. The cloth being re.
moved, " Non nobis, Domine,,,! was sung.
- The OrtAinsralr said it would be vain for him to attemyt,
any excitement of interest, or devotion of attachment, in ta.
vow of a toast which the involuntary emit* of every COW!.
tenanee appeated to anticipate with so much tordiality. There
was not a (ientlemaa present but seemed alive to the trans.
cendent merits of him who had so greatly struggled for the
maintenance of all • that was valuable in the establishment of
Social order. and who had continued a course of unbroken con-
stancy, which had been followed by his laktilsors, in pursuit
of the great end he had in view, dependent upon prineipl s
which his gigantic mind searched and made solid upon a
durable foundelloh—principlei which alike enable every man
justly to pursue the undisturbed tenour of hN way, and all
associations of men to meet forthe conversation of the true in.
tereats of aociety. Ile at that • moment felt the value of 01.!
latter privilege! which enabled' him and them, in safety ant
security, and . in the honest expression ~of their feelings. to
drink " The immortal Aleatory of the late Right Hon. -I,Vm.
Pitt.",
The CHAIRMAN, in proposing the toast of " /Its ItisOsty '4.
Aljniaters," 'aid, that haring already
.recertted our military
and naval glories, his Alaiesty's Almtsters must not be for»
gotten, who had followed the steps of that illustrious States.
man, whose principlerthad preserved this country, in timer, of
the most instilment danger, and had raised it to a pitch of un.
paralleled
_glory.
" The Duke of Wellington" having been given, aceompa.
nied by a burst of enthusiasm, Lord t MEI' rose to state,
diet he was charged by his ()race to express the regret whicli
he felt in the necessity of his absence; but that his medical
attendants had enjoined him to abstain from the excitement in.
eident to public meetings.

sELsori.--.N hog wa4 displayed yesterday
lielson'slllonturient, in commemoration of the iiestructia:l of
the French fleet in Aboukir Bay by that hero, on the Ist of
August 1798.--{.Saturday's Edinburgh Observer.)
A. Cuutous.PUtiaENT.—Last :week ,a present;
of nuordinary nature, front the interest it excited, was sent to
the Duke of nichmond,, at the York Ilutel. This cm:teadi.
nary gift was t pair of curiously wrotight shoes which luol Letni.
worn by Charles, the third Duke of Richmond, when,an infant
in 173.1-5., the grandfather of the present Duke, The shout. it
appears, had been given by Mirty Drumley, the nurse of thf7..
infant, Ltd, to her granddaughter, who lion had lho•honour at
presenting them to the,prestut Duke. rilrichten Chronicle, r
l'OLlck:
.0 P Al wrogent,i.s.--Yetiter-
d ay, the whole of avvt:ttehleil ter
a t
11, flio:
Public Otrice, Row-street, were aNsen!ltled, pur-
suant to order, tit
the purpoom of being ii)fipiected. by the Under S,
cretary of State,. Sir fit. Blurt,. the Chief
Magiskrate, Mr. ST,AFFQ lz S4c. T6eir, 1411111 w is
about 140 and it wouhl be difliriat 1.0 find 4 Mors
active and eaut , or luojcing body of
Thu huvo already (they were established only
in October last) done incalculable good in pre. ,
servipg order in the,,streets of Oternetropolis, and
in the prevention us well detection of crjoirti
in the day titne. The men were dismissed
their revective duties after au inaliectioii of
about an hour;