The Sun.
London, England, 1815-06-05 00:00:00

gave,

" The Ministers of the Prince Regent," (three ti ues three).
Drank with enthusiastic rapture; the applause did nut sti!)-
side for muur minutes--" Britons, strike lin.,
" May the Principles of Mr. Pitt always animate the Con
cils of Great Britain," t ee times three). Repeated che,ri:",g.
" The Landed and Commerc,al Interests of this CUaill
and may they be, as on this day, ever uoited"—Glee, " Ye
Gentlemen of England."

" 't'he Duke of (tut land, Lora, Lieutenant of the County,"
(three times three;—.llarcii i,t Sripio.
'"f he Dalie of Richmond and the Pitt Club of London,"
(three times three)—.Scotch Air.
" Oar Noble President and gallant Cvnutryman, Lord Ro-
bert Manners, and success hi his-exertiolis on the Continent,"
(three times three). Loud and continued applaltse-:—tilee;
" The Red Cross

JouN MANsFt Elm, Esq. proposed the health of
the " Vice-President and Siewarcis of the Club,"
with three times three, aod stated in animated
language the constitutional principles which guided
the Society. Inc strongly enforced the necessity
of zeal and unanimity in this common cause of
Britons ; and concluded Wit!) congratulating the
company on the spirit of loyalty every Wheredis.-
played.
The CITAIRMAs:I returned thwilis.

" Field Marshal the Duke of Wellington, the pride am?
glory of our country, and the, leave Army serving under his
command," (three tithes three): • Loud and continued ap-
plause—Grand March.
" Lord, Castlereagh, and Thanks to him for his.exertions
in the Cause of. uis Country and of Hun:anit.•," (three times
three). Longapplause—" St. Patrick's Day."
" The Memory of the late Admiral Lord Nelson, and those
brava Herues fallen in their Country's Cause," (silent. toast)--
Glee, " Peace to the Souls of the Heroes."

" The Memory of the late Speneer,Peree vat," (silent toast).
" The Member; fer the county," (three times three).
" Captain Broke, ni the- Shannon"— " Stand to
your pins."
• " The:.tempers fur the Borough," (three times three).
" The Mayor and Corporation of Leicester,'and may their
loyalty be an example to alt Corporate Bodies," (three times
three). _

MAvoR returned thanks, and assured the
'Meeting he was convinced that Body would never
flinch from those principles that called forth the
compliment just paid to them.

" The Town and Trade of Leicester, and may it soon ex-
perience the good effects of an honourable and permanent
Peace"—Glee, Tile Wooden Walls of Old England."
" The Duke of Rutland and the Leicestershire Militia,"
(three times three).

Capt. KING returned thanks, and displayed very
impressively the restless and destructive ambition
of the French Ruler. He vindicated the mea-
sures of our Government, wad the exertions of the
Allied Prince, which he shoved had checked, and
which he believed would finally demolish the most
gigantic tyranny that modern times had known.

Cu/and-Keel] and the Leicestershire Yeo►nanry," (three
tunes three).

THOMAS PEACH Esq. returned thanks, and stat-
ed the zeal that corps had always and ever would
spew to defend and preserve the peace of their

countV.

Tyrolese Song, " Merrily Oh !"
" The Nottinghamshire Pitt. Club," (with thrcc times three).
itiCnARD CHERLYN, ESq. returned thanks, and
in asbOrt but impressive-speech, stated it to be
his fine opinion that the Fitt Clubs in times of
danger would be found the rallying point for'
loyalty.

Pljnty in the Land and Loyalty in the People." Glee,
When Arthur."

"sColo:Iel Oliver and the Leicestershire LoCal Militia,"
(three times three.)
The union oral! Hearts and the exertion of all Hands."—
Glee.

" The House of Rutland, and Health to the Marquis of
Granby," (three times three). With loud and continued ap-
plause.—The Band played "Marquis of Granby's March."
" Ships, Colonies, and Commerce."—Song.
"The Duchess Dowager of Rutland, and the loyal Ladies of
Leicestershire," (three times three).—Glee, " Here's a health
to all good Lasses."

of the Netherlands-;—The Emperor Alexander—
The Emperor of Austria—King of Prussia—Marshal Bluchcr,
Count Platos—The Founder of the Pitt Club, and many
other Toaits, were drank.

On the Chairman retiring, Colonel 13ARNssY•
was called to. the Chair, and the , conviviality of
the meeting was continued till midnight. The
spirit of good litietiour and
.harmony prevailed
throughout the meeting. The dinner, which con-
sisted of every delicacy in season, was excellently
served tip ; the wines did great credit to the at-
tention of the host. The vocal department was
under the direction of Mr. JA RV is. We' sincerely.
congratulate the county of Leicester On the for,
mation of a. Society calculated to acquaint -the

true friends of.tileir country with their own num-

bers and iii►portituce, and which cannot fail wide-

ly to diseillinate tilose principles ,of genuine pa-

. . . . .
finder the direction of tlse Isitmor-
tal I'LTT, preserved the Monarchy:

TAUNTON PITT DINNER.

- . .
Last Saturday itounight a. res,)eciable partY. of
Gentlemen celebrared the Anniversary of die ltirth
day of onr late illustrious Statesman, Mr. PITT,
at Upham's Rooms, in Taunton, ,where an excel 7
lent dinner was provided. After the
.clotli was
remoed; the health of-our venerable and be-
loved Sovereign Was driink-With much •soleninity;.
which was succeeded by that of the Prince Regent
and the Queen and Royal Finifly.- The Chair-
man, r.ftt om As Wooproliti .; Esq. then gave • The
immortal Memory of Mr. Pitt," which he prefaced
with a most excellent speedli, containing an iinH
pressiVe ettiogium on the political Conduct, incor-
ruptible principles, and unshaken integrity of that
great man. The Vice-President, Phillip
Captain Phill•
• , -?
in a neat address, then developed the leading prin-
ciples Which had distinguished Mt. Pitt's admini.!,
stration tinting the most eventtul period of _oar
history ;- several other Gentlemen also ai,ldresSed
the company in speeches appropriate to the occa-
sion. The company retired about eleven O'clock;
highly gratified in having assisted in commernorat,
ing the birth-day of him, -whom we may justly
denominate, tinder Providence, the Saviour of the
Liberties Of England.
In the cOnrse of the evening tit; propriety- of
instituting; a `r l'itt Club" was: disetisSed, and
Meeting is accordingly to lie held on Monday the
25th.of June; at the ROonis, in Taunton, at one
o'clock on that day, ;tOr• the purpose of forming
the "-Tau-nton Pitt Club." We have no dou.ht
but this Meeting will be most respectablyattended,
and that the "Taunton-ilia Chili" will nut be sur--
passed in riumbers'.and respectability by any other
in England, that. of the Metropolis excepted.—
(Taunton and Bridgewater Joarizal,)

DEVON AND EXETER PITT CLUB.

On Monday last the Dcroo arid Exeter Pitt Club

hell their Anniversary Meeting at Cie Hotel in
Exeter. The Chair was most ably filled by Sir
STAIWOLD NMITEICpTE, Bart. the friend and
fcllow Collegian of that most illustrious Statesman
whose revered memory the Meeting was then as-
sembled to commemorate. Mr: Granger was the
Vice-President. An excellent dinner was served
up to about seventy of the most respectable gen
denten of Exeter and the tieilibourbood, each
of-whom contributed as fir as possible to the
lia.;Mony and conviviality of the whOle, On the•
following clay, a ',timber of the Members again
asAembled to form rules for the future con-
duct of this Society, and for the admission of
such persons as utay hereafter wish to become
Members. i).!..n*lier party, consisting-of a number
of the respetili.le inhabitants of the city, cele-
brated the birth-day of this enlightened patriot, at
the Old London Ina, where the day was also spent;
with the greatest harmtiny and couv,viality.