The Sun.
London, England, 1818-12-23 00:00:00

SCHOOLMASTERS' Sod E Ty.

Yesterday a most reipecittble Meeting of the
Sobsciihers to this excellent InstitutiOn was held
at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand,
when it appeared that the Society was in a most
flourishing state. Its fonds have been notch in-
creased within a short pet iod, and there is every
well-grounded hope that it will long continue to
diffuse its -blessings to the distressed and the un-
fortunate Children of learning. Upwards of two-
' hundred Gentlemen sat down to dinner at six
o'clock the Master -of the Charter House,
the Reverend Mr. RUSSELL, in the Chair.--
After the cloth was removed, Non Nubs Domine '
was sung with great effect by Messrs. Taylor,
Collier, Bellamy, &c.. The Chairtnau then
proposed the health of his venerable Majesty,
whose long reign, he observed, had eocatrinuted
so much to the happiness of the Btitish nation,
and whose excellent moral conduct had always
_afforded the most edifying example to his sub-
sects. The toast was drank in respectful silence.
Song.- God sore the King.—The health of iris
Royd Highness the Prince Regent followed,
with three times three. and ardent applause. Glee,
Hail Star ;).f Bruhstriek —The healtits of the Duke
of York and the rest of the Royal Fatuity were
next given —The. health of the Royal Patron of
the Society, the Duke of .Cambridge, was next
drank, three times three, with every feeling of
respect and gratitude.
Dr. LINDShY observed, that when he off red
the next twist to the attention of the Assembly,
he was certain that it would meet with every mark
of. approbation. He therefore propused the health
of their Royal Highnesses the Dillies of Kent
and Sussex, who, in the absence of the Royal I'a-
eon , had always rucleavoured to forward, by their
exertions, ntlit by fbeir intinificent do-nations, the
beneficent purposes of the Society. Thistoast was
also received with feelings of the most sa-
tisfaction.

Mr. lis:wiATT proposed the healtbs of the Pre-
sidents, the Bishilps of Gloucester anti Carlisle,
from whom a letter had beet; received .expressive
ut their tegret at not being enabled to attend this
annual Meeting.
When the customary round of toasts was gone
thiongli, the health of Dr. Kelly, the Treasurer
and Secretary of the SoCiety, was drank With the
watinest apphtusa.
Dr. KELLY returned thanks, and read a list of
the new Subscribers, who were very numerous and
liberal, and among whom tire name of a Lady, for
a considerable donation, was particularly worthy
of atteution.

Lnanst3V hoped that the :Gentlemen con-
nected with the Society woubi use their influence
with the Emir Sex, who were always as will-
ing to becotire brOefacturs to any titan' institu-
tion, and Whose eXample would produce the mo.t
favourable results. He then gave.-.-" The health
of our benefactrix, and may she long live to prove
au intirement to our lair couotTywothen to follow
her exiimpie !"
The Rev. Mr. WiLmsms, after an appropria:e
and eloquent speech, }imposed the cause of edu-
cation throughout the world.

The CHAIRMAN then proposed the health of the
Princess who had to much contributed to re►►der
their Royal Patron happy, the Duchess of Cam-
bridge, which was received with euthus'ias►n.
Several ',mimic toasts, enlivened by, excellent
songs and glee's, followed, andthe Meeting conti-
nue] in great cordiality to enjoy the festive board
until 'a late t►onr.

MARLBOROUGH-STEEET.—J6C nitestioP relative
to the right of the disposal of dust, ciuders, &c.
front Carlton-Home, came on, again yesterday.—
The Magistrate left the former conviction as it
stood ; and the appeal being lost for want of timely
notice, the criue will be heard in another shape.
YesterdAy evening during the for;, a foreign
Gentleman driving. through Temple-bar, mot a
broad-wheel, waggon on the City side, which
coming in contact with his chaise on one side,..
awl a cart heavily laden on the other, his vehicle.
was dashed to pieces ; fortunately neither the
Gentleman or the horse weec much injured.