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London, England, 1825-06-02 00:00:00

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CATHOLIC DINA4R• 442' LIVERPOO"..
It lad been for vane days known, that of the Meru.
bereof theirish Catholic Deputation, Mr. OtoNnat.r.
would be the only one who was likely to be present
at the intended public dinner at the Ivlusic Hall ; but
on Sunday a letter was received from this Gentleman.
stating that he was engaged as Counsel in an -appenl
cause, to be heard in the House of Lords on Monday
evening, and expressing his,regret at not bekng -Ada
to attend it, and that he must be in Dublin on Wed-
nesday. • As the dinner had before been postponed.
and all tl.e arrangements made, it was not thotritt
desirable, under all the circumstances, that any fu r
delay should take place. The dinner was accordingly
given Monday evening.. under the direction of Mrs
Lynn. of the Waterlo, Hotel.
T. blovrsitux Sm, Fotel. of Hurst House, was in the Chain,
and the Rev. W. Smernsan, Vice-President.
The room was elegantly decorated for the &adorer 'A numbei
'of Ladies graced the galleries and the orchestra.
The CHAIRMAN, as soon as the cloth was removed,
rose, and alluded to the disappointment which t! e
Meeting must feel from the absence of the Wmbers
of the lr lush Deputation ; expressing, at the same time%
his conviction, that the festivities of the occasion would
not be damped by so unexpected an occurrence.
Mr. PRIM then read, at the request of the Chair-
mall, the letters of apology which he had received
from Mr. O'Connell, and Mr. O'Gorman; the Secre-
tary of the Irish Deputation in London. Mr. P. after
hating read the letters, also expressed his hope, tt at
the hilarity and festivities of the evening would not
suffer from the absence of the Members of the Dzpn-
tation. The great. the noble cause which the Meet-
ing had assembled to celebrate, should, and ought to
animate every breast.
" T m The Ki," *kb three times three, and great applause.
The CHAIRMAN proposed the health of " his Royal
Highness the Duke of Sussex," in a complimentary
speech. The toast was drank with time times three,
and rapturous applause.
The CHAIRMAN, in proposing "the Cause of Civil
and Religious Liberty all over the World," alluded to
the imputations which had been cast upon the Roman
Catholics, and expressed his firm Conviction that those
imputations had been triumphantly refuted by the evi-
dence given before the two Houses of P.srliament.
The Rev. W. 811117111111) addressed the Meetfng.
There were nearly 400 Gentlemen of the highest respectability
present.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE:
MARLBOROUG H-STREET.
Tuesday, Odin Cikiskoins, a footman in the service of Stuart
M'Kenzie, Esq. was brought from St. James's watch-house, before
Mr. Cosiairr, the Sitting Magistrate, charged with obstructing the
constables in the execution of their duty, and various other sets of
riot, disorder, and insubordination' too numerous to me'ntiovi, at "
Willis's Rooms, In King-street, St. James's, the night before, while
the Caledonian Ball was held there.
A host of constables came forward to bear testimony to the
riotous behaviour of the prisoner, whose conduct was such as to
defy all description ; and he was in such a state of extreme ii.toxi-
cation, that when be attempted to call for Mrs. M'Kenzie's car-
riage, he could not for the soul of him articulate the name of the
vehicle he wanted. Mrs. M,Kenale, who was kept a long thite
'waiting for her carriage, 'became at length so much alarmed at tie
conduct of the man, and the state he was in, that she requested he
might be taken into custody.
The prisoner denied the charge altogether ; be declared that he
was as sober at the time as he was tke day he was born.
The Magistrate, however, not being of the same opinion, said
what almost every presiding Magistrate has now occasion to repeae
every day, that it was become absolutely necessary to make son*
severe examples of servants, such is the height to which theit sly
knee and atrocious conduct is carried at every place of public re-

sort or private party,
The prisoner was ordered to find bail for the riot, and in default
was locked up.
Yesterday a man named Jake Hulk" was brought before Mr.
Dena, the Sitting Magistrate, upon a charge of illegally disposing
of a quantity of copper entrusted to him by his employer, Mr.
Sheen, who keeps a wholesale tin and copper manufactory on lip/-
born-kW. . •
The MAGIIITRATZ convicted the prisoner in a penalty of Al, on
der the Act, besides the value of the property, making £4 Ids. and
in default of payment.he was committed ifor three moths to the
Bosse of Correction.
Mary Zessil, better knovin by the title of Waterbe Tem, she bay-
,ing served in the name of Ibes Jones during a great part of die
Peninsular war, and at the battle of Waterloo as a drummer, dis-
guised in male attire, with the ddd Regiment, being very muck
attached to a soldier of that corps, whose fortunes-she desermiced
.to follow, was yesterday charged with vagrancy by, the officers of
the Mendicity Society, who stared that they found het sitting oa
the pavement in the stitch, affecting to be in fainting Ls, and es—
eking the compassion of the passers by.
The. Magistrate Inquired how often' she bed been In custody
before on similar charges, foe he had a Perfect recollective of
her person /
The officers said, that this made the sixteenth time she had been,
• apprehended.
The Magistrate said, that she had sollle claim to indulgence that
most persons under such charges bad not ; bet she was. tres-
passing too much upon that indulgence, and be
.wl4 0, caidess her
how she made her appearande at that Ace a seventeenth time ; for
the present she should be discharged, and Wee one more trial.
She was then discharged. ••
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QUEEN-SQUARE.Mr. R.Vernon, of Halkieutreet, Groevenos.place ; 1111 x. Deakin,
of the White Horse, Buckingham Gate; Mrs. A. James, of Upper
Regent-street, Pimlico • and Mr. J. Berton, of the Magdalen.
Pimlico; all livery-stable keepers, were fined 51. each, for rtfustng
to take into their charge a certain number of horses billetted arm'
them, belonging to the Royal Artillery.

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BIRTHS.
May 21, the Marchioness of Anglesey, of a daughter.
Lately, near Riokmansworth, the wife of the Mon. and Rev.
W. L. Addington, of a daughter.
At Munster House, Fulham, Lady Jane Lawrence Peel,of a son.
May 25, at Jersey, the Lady of Alajor-General Sir Celia Mat-
hew, KGB. and G.C.H. of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the lest of June. at Fulham Church, by the Rev. 'Mita=
Wood, Mr. Edmund Lloyd, of Harley-street. to Mary Anne,
eldest daughter of Kenrick Collett, of Chasten-lase, and
Heletofts, Fulham.
In Dublin, the Rey. George Hamilton. Rector of Killermogh,
in the Q,ueen's County, to Frances Anne, third daugbter of the
late Admiral Sr Chichester Fortescur.

DIED.
Tuesday, at his house in James-street, Buel<ingltem•ggaate, aged
S 2, George Chalmers, Esq. F.R.S. and S.A.Chief Oea of the
Mice of Privy Couocil for Trade and in.tationso flab** of
" Caledonia," and various other works.
Tuesday, suddenly, at her house in Upper Seymour•street, Lady
Mary Morgan.
Tuesday, at Shrewsbury, aged SS, Illrs. Forester, Wirt of the
late Colonel Forester, of Ross Hail, Shropshire.
May 23, at Bath. the Right lion. James Caul/kid Brown, Lora
Kilmaiue, aged 61.

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