Star.
London, England, 1830-05-31 00:00:00

SOMERSETSHIRE SOCIETY.

The residents of the Allied Courts have announced in their officts'
communication to the Greek government, that a stipulatioo agreed
to between his Most Christian Majesty and his Royal Iliones,,
secures to the Greeks of the Western Church the enjoyment of all
political rights. This concession, conforming as it does, for the
most part to the existing laws of the country which regulate eh':
rights, is ales sufficient to convince us that the Greek erligion „
let be the prevail/Ivane of the state.
Hut how great wield be the national
joy, if the A they
lto 'hid.
tVe Greeks owe their political existence, what luny pos.
sar., and the language of their ancestors, wale to miss by fie,
ties to his Royal Highness! How great would both* taiketiatai,
if they were to see him who is to be the father el their county offer
up to the Eternal Father In their temples the moo worship!
Napoli, the 10th of April, 1870.
(Signed) IU Presiden GEORGE SESINI.
The Secretaryt, , PANAJOTI SOUTZOS
A true copy, Napoli, (12th) 24th of April, 1830.
The Secretary for Foreign Affairs and the Commercial Nary,
J. RIZ°

The Twentieth Anniversary of this truly admirable and
benevolent Institution was celebrated on Wednesday at the Albion.
Hotel, Aldersgate-street, London. Robert Foster Grant Dalton.
Esq. had been appointed to preside on the occasion, but, in roue.
queues of his absence abroad, Sir T. Lethbridge premised to tskt
the chair ; owing, however, to the Indisposition of that gentleman.
James Talbot, Esq. one of the Stewards, was called to it....
The company Sat down to a sumptuous diens ; and, on the
mnoval of the cloth, " Non noble Domine" was given in fine
style by Messrs. Lints, Broadhurst, Pyne, and Fitswilliam.—
The Chairman in proposthg the health of the King, with three
times three, expressed the deep regret be Mt at the mast alarming
indisposition of his Majesty, his assurance that every one present
equally sympathised in his sufferings, and his ardent hop that his
subjects would be gratified by hearing of his perfect rosiontien to
health. The toast was drunk with enthu and was Mewed
by the national air and chorus "God save the e The nest
toast was the " Duke of Clarence and the Royal Family." ft was
received with loud applause. TM heath of the "Marquis of Bath'
was drunk with acelameration. Theatelmain in a toast
to the health of the High Sheriff of the csasty, ee t e man.
MIS in which that gentleman filled his *mom else, observing
that his public conduct had been such as to deserve the praise of all
Who had witnessed it.
N& GORDON, the High Sheriff, said he considered himself highly
ilialiseed by the honour done him In drinking his health. The kind.
um which influenced those who had paid him the compliment was
Ilse area acceptable to him at the present monseot, as reports had
bean eirsidated respecting his conduct on a particular occasion.
wbbb he was eatielied be had not merited. He was committee
he MI mai in the mead= of his °Mee deported himself in
any way that was inconsistent with.thaltherty of the English sub.
jut. He could most positively say from his heart. that be had
eolineted himself in the way he theught most comistent with his
duty; be was ever anxious to consult the wishes, net merely of
the few, but the whole of the respectable arhLlynified gen.
try of the county, but he would never bat courting
a vain popularity for any consideration whatever. He ould not
have trespawd on the attention of the company if they had been
on the amnion to which he alluded •Was s the great ma-
ad been absent, he trusted he should 'be excused for step.
ping a little out of the way so notice what might appear to bare
no connexion with the occasion that had called them together.
He would beg to abstain, for reasons that must be obvious, from
mining in his observations any thing of a political tendency, ant!
would isenciude by repeating his thanks for the honour he had
received.
The CHAIIIMAN lamented the absence of a nobleman who had
often attended the meetings, and long been a patrols of and Men!
sabseribet to the society—the Duke of Somerset. The health of his
Brace was drunk with three times three.
The Ciwaseast in announcing the next toast, which was to at
holds ef the sonsentatives of the county, said he was exnemely
• that wt si then (Sir T. Lethbridge) was prevented from at.
11l health, but happily there was Isere one member wh;
new big present when objects of bearvolenee, or the in.
Messes el his country required Mm.
Mr. Dtcxtusox, in rising to address the meeting, expressed his
participation in the feelings of the Chairman at the absence of his
worthy colleague, who, he lamented to wry. stW continued very
ill. He duly appreciatedted the honour dose him by drinking his
health. He meM not avoid availing hinsodf of the opportunity of
remarking that the period of a dismantles of Parliament was not far
distant. and whenever that event teak lime, it was his intention
aide to eat Mimi! to his ennedwinte the the honour of repre-
senting theism* He should am here avowed his ambition upon
the oseenkra, if he had at cesseiendously felt hisuselfjus.
tNsi le membis his constitusalithat be had exerted himself early
ail Me is meiterearing to prommetheir INA intetuts as well as
the himeem of the 'pantry. Se Auld stedienely abstain from
MON any thing, width, by ezeiling palled or party feelings.
awe tenet to pmee the seunty efillemerem Na a state of agitation.—
Hs condadeihnimesing the bide of his hem Mend the Pr 11.
dent, with whembe bed boa hag le habits of intimmy, and whom
he eassidond ohs a gendemea of blab character and great promise.
The Climaxes latemed tbenb la the bower done him ; it
was en Mem so oomph,* unexpected, that he was at a ices sp•
=toespreas his sense of it. He regarded the muse of his
but as unexpectedly calked to the chair, and the mare so as
be wee the gentleman whose nem* had bow asnottneed
as hsafilof,would have peva:rased the ditty with pear eificiacp
He amid mem the meeting it was the first time he MI ever bas
pieced be such a 'imam, and k was M Mu a source of more gn-
ome pibmime then he had ever experfaxed. He then referred to
the far which the Soddy led been
_instituted,, namely—to
thrown preens; born of themnothwe pamais, an opportut-
st mak/ their way In the world. He then gave as a toss •
The estthe Society," which was drunk with reiterated
phobia
Itbs mat tenets wore the w Bishop of Bath and Wells," and the
"asp of
_tim Ceenty."
The Nei& of Ilk B. Hahne., Bat. the *rut President of the
%day, wee Meek with acelemetkeL
Tbe Camases proposed the health of n fleinlessam who 000•
wady atteeded the mange of the moiety the Member for
Mi Wa
Ifridester.
AITILL returned his Biome &mils. 848 had AVM tht
!stied when he became a Member if the %dew, embraced every
sky of being present et its windage, and promotive of its
_ swim

Mr. Pamir Evars, the Itenarsu7 Secretary, read the mewl
ape of the ilosisty.
The Ormaatelt this gars tie health* of the Omalkenia of the
Ws atursibig the WeeiediCieleit.
Ms, 411111 et lie hanieters of that clemals, origiod
Ids ' at the spa ot remain *AM Or the nem
at the dawn lbw, kr the beim alighweil ea tbemm.at
was ma beam, OW* &owe* Dew bee eight. Be adverted se
she henosay deet peetalleil hermit the Beach IM the Ikroad ose•
&IA by bee*, terriwriay le the droseteread ask% of the WO
Shun
Muni
lina !!aa it It R. Ikeseway Howl was gives, mad rewired with
lEliZa=rtheska.
• " Wiese earesstai with the Pooh at the tiodety,bllgft
' gimisiesgelm. the Chelemen, the Illudith‘ ad ether ads.
agratlsehrteirr'=ll.efilr=t;
is ditiogy Ade threismes " the thest et row" .10d the
i et mai."

I

shmit to lose the friths of their la.
d their future welfare compromised.
rudential motives, dictated by
sld remain silent, would they no.
the midst of the Turks, who .ould
em ; since, on the ether hand, a,.
e protocol of the 3d of February,
all public employments, and sinee,
citizens, and by means of their
(gist of suffrage; would indep„.
Sovereigns, be in this este of
could the Greek have gained aver
vies In a desert, among the bone,
would only have legitimatized hi,
ren the restitution not take place.
or to relieve those of our beethrea
: will not, therefore, pecuniary „,
pa feet and consolidate the hurt:
g several years the deficit in the re.
dal note from the Residents of the
xi the transmission to the Greek
tl of February, it is said that die
I wishes of our protectors, will be
mane of the troops which the Sore.
ary to taise for his service. The
melees that the revival of letters
t, of lodustry, and of commerce, the
to the army. as well ea the reward%
itizens, distinguished by their ded.
r patriotism, will be the gut obje,.
Royal Highness.
dim more for us to make.
errs have announced in their :Act.'
.vernment, that a stipulatioo agreed
Majesty and his Royal Highness,
'atria Church the enjoyment of all
On, conforming as it does, for the
tf the country which regulate civil
wines us that the Greek religion is
tate.
ladostel joy If the ret to whit~
eistenc*, what koow thy pu.
neestors, was to wake by hods
ow great would be disk albinism:,
be the father el thole esestry offer
r temples the sane worship!
eta
Matt, GEORGE SEMI.
Tasty, PANAJOTI SOUTZOS,
'Ads of AprU, 1830.
Skin and the Commercial Nary,
J. RIZO
lIRE SOCIETY.
spy of this truly admirable and
seated on Wednesday at the Albior.
lon. Robert Foster Grant Dalton.
tide en the amnion, but, in come.
Ur T. Lethbridge promised to taL
the indisposition of that gentleman.
he Stewards, wee called to it....
sumptuous dinner; and, on the
noble Domino" was given in fine
Ahura, Pyne, and Fitewilliam.—
le health of the King, with three
regret be felt at the pram alarming
des assurance that every i.e present
erings, and his ardent hem that his
!tearing of his perfect resistants to
with enthu ad was felbwed
"God save the " The next
te and the Royal Family." It was
be heaved die "Maris of Bath'
TheClisbessa Jamie/ft a toast
r tithe sooty, esiiimM sothe man.
led his impiamit allse, observing
such as to deserve the praise of all
if, said he considered himself highly
In drinking his health. The kind.
had paid him the compliment was
to present =asset, as reports had
=Ana on a particular occasion.
not merited. He was ameba
of his Aloe deported himself in
ith.lbellborty of the Reglish sub.
asy from his heart. that be had
e thsught mod comistent with his
consult the wishes, net merely of
: respectable arhls:lynified gen.
never b courting
entlead:Lratdeever. He mould not
I of the company if they had been
Is he alluded • but as the peat ma-
ul be Amulets, excused for step.
nodes what might appear to bare
that bad called them together.
seams that must be obvious, from
thing of a political tendency, ant!
his thanks for the honour he had
he absence of a nobleman who had
long been a patrols of and Meta!
Ake of Somerset. The health of hi,
es three.
erg the next toast, which was to tl.c
he county, said he vas extremely
*abridge) was prevented front at.
ly there was here OW member wh;
objects of bearnimee, or the ire.
m.
address the meeting, expressed his
to Chabaso at the absence of his
ented to Ray, stUl continued very
onour doss bins by drinking his
ling himself of the opportunity on
issolotiet of Parliament was not far
at torsi pion, it was his intention
mamma fee the honour of tepee.
am have avowed his ambition upon
tat 0101niestiously felt hituselfjus.
sit be had exerted himself earl)
eeletheir had imams as well as
e ehtaY elndlossiy abstain from
Was Oldie or party feelings.
Ofllemerat it a state of agitation.--
Mel* of his boa. Mend the
egg he habits of intimsey, and whom
el high character sad great promise.
lab la the bower done him ; it
impeded, that he was at a Ices sp-
ot it. He reputed the came of his
led to the chair, and the mare so as
whose none had been asnoonced
nod the ditty witligessme ethataiy
roe the first darnels hod ever boa
was to Mtn a mune of more sic.
He then referred to
elVichato institutok namely-0
Bssati pantie, an °form-
world. He then gave as a toast.
which was drank with reiterated
labor of Bath and Wells," and the
is, Beet. the knit President of the
maim
IWO of gelideroan. wk. ccel'
et the seetety the Member for
donee the*. Mt had from tht
es of the Bedew, embraced every
its meeting% and promotive 0( its
norary Seartary, nod the annual
health, of the Ostillania of the
MINIS of tli grasp, wad
0( retatoing *gobs_ lo the mine
the beim =ORM eathleb..l4
tag nos bus eight. Ns abetted le
ea the Desch aid the Nerokol_em•
he ebruseteread ask% Odle KIP
lard was eves, end noeleal with
Is the Pamls of the tkekteheyft
ek, the Nuldisie, sad whet ads.
who Nk. woo. "'al'
Lltildisiminier of Os nee* iris
likes " the hest et kelk!.. lad ll*