The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-23 00:00:00

FROM A CORRESPONDENT.

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A Constant Reader submits to the itiatioit 'Or
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'kiln SUN an 'account of the public proceedirixo at
Chiist's IroSpital on Thursday', the accuracy of
which may be relied on, though no single Morn-
ing Paper has given a statement at all apprOach-
ing to cart ectness
Thursday (St. Matthew's nay), the toR-E)
MAYOR and his• suite attended Divine Service at
Christ Church, whine a most excellent discourse
was delivered by the Rev. Tilos. A. DALE, A. 13.
on the following very appropriate. text :—"AbilVe.
all things put on Charity, which is the bond a
pet feet ness." The procession, .after the •SermOn„
repaired to the Great Hall in Christ's Hospital,
wkere a very elegant company was already aslierta
bled. •The youthful Orators shortly appeared
their rostrum, and Abe second
.senior of the Graiii
mar School, Mr. litanFaßY,j.spolte a very do..
(pent Latin Oration,, which was received with
.repeated tckens of approbation, highly Merited,
for the.animation an; d j!algment of his delivery:
The senior, then adVanced, and Base
his Oration in English, in praise'of the liberalify
and benevolence of the British natiim, so eons.
spicuously prominent above (tiller nations ki the
variety and number of its Charitabk Institutions.
lie touched lightly on tke different Royal EstaA-
blishments in the metropolis, and- devoted the
latter and chief part of his Oration to celebrating
the Royal Institution, of • Which be is the Senior.
We give, as, a specimen, one 'Sentence, which AvaS
imprinted ow our memory by the feeling and gi-acen;.
fill action with which it was delivered.--,--"
(said he, addressing himself to the School,) hail,
hlest:ed seat of Mercy I within thy hallow'd
sheltered from all the.storms and tni,cries of lite,
to our. opening Mind instruction has displayed
her ample page ; heytL have we trod the various
paths of useful science, and with enraptured *eye
explor,ed the ancient . stores of classic love ; here
have been deep ituplanted in our tender breasts
those sacred prineiiiie of, sound virtue and pate
whidlt, we trust, no trials of our future
lice can ever shake." On the whole, he ac-
quitted himself with lintel; ease, thOugh pre.•
vewed by an accident front using his.- left hand, and
•reeeived the tnoSt unanimous and Continued ap-
plause.
The ceremony closed with a liberal con-
tt ibution„ in which the LORD MAYOR set a good
example of generosity ; anal isus ended the annual
commemoration of an Institution, which was trt:ly
'' one of the proudest ornaments of this
great City."

A dvices yesterday :from Net teas-:
tle, which state. ihaVtVe ithactOrySeainen in that
quarter %tit! contipiltecthcir tumultuous prodeed-,
ings. DifFereqt tudeitlingh had been- held upon the
sands, I?i4. 'pptli;ng ofadeAultive'natttit had tert
arranged with 'Chem i an Offer-had been 'wide to
allow 41. per voyage; but this they rejected, an:t
persisted. in thei`r lco''ller dcioands, of whreh they.
wonld abate nothilig. ‘Vliether their pretensions
will be liiiened td remains to be seen, but Ott pre:
sett all is uproar and conitision.

Among several Other, burglaries.in the vicinity
.''.ll.fli't.l;:t'ti.ebliittes'elaliteer4e;l7ll)lyi"tgu',4lelititseetiattuir WheeCilate9s(lll4
week, hat the Boxiteeper, RttY, who sleeps
there, alarmel by the h,,,;se tut! rub:lt:cs
firtcleo sprung alma them tl itlt a cutlass, and suc.,
c:edcii in driving these, daageratei visitors frotl
the premises. Ile might h.tve shot th,:intmde,,,,
but abstained from firing, as, se'f defence did 114
renttcr tout fatal nica.Atre necessary.