The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-28 00:00:00

WINCIInsTER, OCT. 25.

The Second Anu,iao4etirg Ili the*HAMPSHIPH .
Pril. .:;L,UI3 tFeas,hobleo at the, Irlite. Hatt' U,n,
in. this city, nu Tuesday last„ being the miniver-
, saryof the ;lotions Victory of 'l,rafalgar, one of
..
rite proud
..onquesis achieved tinder tl,e Adtni-
yistratim, of that great. Siate.,ma,n and excellynt
inan,,Mr. r!TT,,, and therefore chosen by 'his Club
as one of rise clays dedicatd!l to. his met»Ory. Sir
"Ip.:sv RtY,F.its, , Bart,
,was.the..President, a• d
TH.r,MAS ASHEToN SMITH, ~ESII• Vice- fit Ps ~ivri t ;
:Ind . the Stewards "rue, the Rev `ir ,Ch es
' Rich, Bart, James Mulct:, F.,:•9 It, v. td u End
Perrers; and William Ne,ill,.Escj. ; ar,ii tnere was
a. very respectable attendance 9f ;be Members,
amongst whom•was. Mr. Chute, one of the Mm-
bers for
..the-County.,',There was, al•o an acces-
sion .of new .Members,,amongst whom., were the
Holt., and Rev. ' Avelideacon. Legge, Sir J. W.
Pollen, Bart. and Richard Ooodf.ad,
.Esq. The
1 toasts usually, given, and the sentiments that unite
the Parent
.Club in London,
,were given and ex-
pressed‘yith that spirit and unanimity that such a
subject deserved,; and 'the day was spent in the
'most friendly and convivial manner., , The Presi-
demt.for the, enacting year is Wm.. Chute, Esq.
M. P. and the ,Vice-('resident the Rev. Sir C.
Rich., Bart. and duffles Gratineand I.Vm. Green-
wood, Esqrs. were chosen Stewards, to replace
.the two Senior Stewards.' wild go out annually.
An excellent, dinner was provided by Roblin, awl
his wines, were good, and gavekreat satisfaction.
The Charitable
,Society of Aliens, established
on the Philanthropic ptinciple• of Apprentici*
Posir Children, held:their Annual Festival in this
City, on Wednesday last. The Trustees and Stew-
ards assembled at the [Vbite Hart, ac ten o'clock,
(tom thence they proceeded (accompanied by at
.Band of , Music and the Boys who have receive('
the benefit of the Institution and are. now seniug
their Apprenticeships), to the Ca:liedral Church,
where an approptiat.elSertnon was preached by the
Rev. Sit Henry Rivers, Bart. and at four O'clock
there. was a dinner .at St, John's House, which
was numerously and respectably attended, anti
among whets present were-7 '
Richard Meyler, Esq. one of our City Menthets ; William
Chute, Esq. one of the County Nleruhers ; Rev. Sir Henry
Rivers, Bart. John Blackhurne, Esq. one of the Stewards,
anetthe Mayor arid Aldermen of the City.

The dinner was well 'erred up by Roblin, of
lie White Hart Inn.

Sevet al loyal and appropriate toasts were given,
and the evening passed oil with the greatest har-
mony. The amount of the subscriptions at the
Church and iu the room was• 151. Iss, .6d. and the
several other subscriptions of the Subscribers
arnwiwell tcs 1141. 13s. ad. mAing a total of
1301. Its. exclusive of a considrrible balanee paid
over by the late Stewards. .I'he Stewards elect
proclainird for the ensuing year are, I'. St, Johii
Mildmay, Esq. and Mr. John • Davidson.

CHRIsTCHuRcif , HANTS.

We have soldom noticed a more Want or
fashionable attendance, at t county B than aft
llminihy's Rooms on Friday evening last. The
Company colorized 1105 only all' the distinguish-
ed Families in the neighbourhood, but the roottis
were honoured with some of the most respectable
Families tram Sootlrainoton and the Counties of
Dotset awl The Ball commenced with
country dances, and the much admired quailrilles
succeeded, which did not terminate until a very
late hour-011 the conclusion, at the Stewards,'
request, the Band struck up the grand national,
air of " Cod sa, e the King," to commemoratv
the accession of our venerable anti belo%ed
nitre!), it being the commencement, of
.the'Zi&h,
year of his Majesty's Reign. The land was most
ably led by Mr. Baker, the tout ensemble of which
received the most merited encomiums of Ulla
cowl anv.

The several detachments of the 23d Lancers
s:ationed on the Coast itt this neighbourhood to
assist the revenue officers 'in the preveNtion
smuggling, have received their route to mama
to Weymouth, the headquarters of the r;:gimenr,
for •the purpose, we understand, of being dis-
banded.