Star.
London, England, 1822-02-01 00:00:00

ANNIVERSARY DINNER.

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Tuesday between two and three hundred persons,
comprising some of the most distinguished visitors,
as well as the most respectable inhabitants of Brighton,
celehrated at the Old Ship, the Anniversary of his
MAJEsr i'a Accession to the Throne. WAVERS Ben-
nett.. Esq. (M.P. for Cite County), was in the Chair.
The dinner was served up in a style of great ex-
cellence, and the flavour of the wines which followed
vied with the excellence of the viands. The doors
were thrown open at six o'clock precisely. Several
persons applied for tickets about five o'clock, which
Mr. SHUCRARD refused, in order that the company
might not be incommoded.
During the dinner the band played the overtures
to Figaro and Taneredi, &c. Bcc. After dinner Non
szobis I.)omine was sung. Several appropriate and
interesting speeches were then made by the Gentle-
men pi esent, and the following toasts were drank :
a The King," fop times four.—Tune, " GOD save the King."
Song, " GOD save the King," verse and chorus.
" The Duke of York and the Army," three times three.—
Tune, " Duke of York's March."—Glee, " Blow merrily we
live that soldiers be."
" Duke of Clarence and the Navy," three times three.—Tune,
" Rule Britannia."—Song, Rule Britannia," verse and chorus.
" Royal Family," three times three.—Glee, " Loyal Glee."
" The Duke of Wellington."—Song by Mr. Kelly. '
" Lord Lieutenant of the County of Susses."—Tune," Sus-
sex Quick March."
" Constitution, with the blessings of Peace, Unanimity, and
good order."—Recitation by Mr. Smart.
" blernbcra for the County."—Glee, " Mr. Speaker."
" The Ladies."—Glee." Health to all good lasses."
" The Magistrates for the County."—Song," Woodpecker,"
by Mr. Kelly.
" The Town of Brighton, and Prosperity to it."—Song,
" Auld Lang Syne," by Mr. Donaldson.
" Manufactures, Agriculture, and Conunerce."—Glee,"
smiling morn."
" The Land we live in."—Tune, " Britons, sttikc home."
" The Rose, Shamrock, and Thistle."—Appropriate song, by
Mr. Kelly.
" The President."—Song, " Fox chacc," by )Ir. Webber.
" British Valour and British Beauty."—Glee, " The mighty
C.onquerors."
" The Officers of the 10th Royal Hussars."—A: eropriate
ircb.
0 The Officers of the 2d Regiment of Infantry."—Appro-
priate arch.
" The Visitors who have honoured the Inhabitants this day
with th-ir company."- Give, " Here in cool grot."
" Ti.e Vier-Presidents."—Glee," Glorious Apollo."
The (tiler Presidents."—Glee," The bells of St. Michael's."
The follo‘‘ ing Song, written by PaiNcE HOARE,
was sun,- by Mr. MICHAEL KELLY:

Here's a song for good older—'tis that which we find
Gives the value to life, both in body and mind ;
And if higher we look, up to Nature's GREAT CAESIE,
We shzi: find in good order the first of Ills laws!
Every man to his place—then we help one another,
The father his son, and the brother his brother;
Our wants and our hal-pines. mutually known,
Rtet shtws them and each calls them his own!
,Like wave urging wave, thus the circle extends,
From irlf to relations, from these on to friends;
Till, wart:l'd by communion, by friendship inspired,
With the love of our country our bosoms are fired!
But let me not wander from where I begun.
'Ti' good order that portions out good to each one;
Whit. it moves with the suasons, and beams in the skies,
It binds all mankind in society's ties!
Wirm the wild storms of discord raged over the main,
With the Star of Great Britain rose order again;
Unshaken her realm, and undaunted alone,
With a People still true, and a GEORGZ on her throne!
0, long the soft blessings from order that flow,
Be thy will, gracious Huvvi! on our hearts to bestow:
In this favour'd abode long may peace deck her bower,
And Brighton long bloom in the sunshine of power!
Then here let the friends of good order unite,
While we sing round our bowl, and give welcome to night;
Yet rememb'ring to-morrow will bring back the sun,
In the vet y same order that first he begun!
'Twixt rich ones and poor ones, 'twist great ones and scull,
Let one order prevail, and one law be for all;
To the wisdom that guides us still wisely to bow,
And give thanks to our Founder, u here I do now !

The Senior Wrangler, of a certain year, piping hot
from the Senate House at Cambridge. went to the
play at Drury-Lane ; it so happened, that a certain
great personage entered at the same moment, on the
other side of the house, but unobserved by the mathe-
matician. The whole house testified their respect, by
a general rising and clapping of hands. Our asto-
nished academic instantly exclaimed, to the no small
amusement of his London friends, " Well, well, this
is more than I expected ; how is it possible that these
good people should so soon have discovered that I
am the Senior Wrangler?"
The very great satisfaction the plan alopted in
former Lotteries gave to persons residing in the Coun-
try, has induced T. Bisii to repeat it in the present,
especially as he had been so fortunate in selecting,
for advertised numbers, so many Capital Prizes. The,
undermentioned Tickets are reserved for such per-,
sons as may order them ; and, as many of the num-
bers, formerly advertised, were approved by various
individuals in London, it has been thought advisable,
for the convenience of the Public, to have part at the
East and part at the West end of the Town. The fol-
lowing may be had in Whole 'rickets, Halves, Quar-
ters, Eighths, or Sixteenths, at Bisii's Offices, 4,
Cornbill, or 9, Charing-Cross :

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and contains FIVE Money Prizes of £20,000-
Money Capitals—Not Two Blanks to a Prize—No Stock Prises
—No Classes—Every Ticket drawn singly, each deciding its own
fate, and no other.—Present Price :

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•.• Letter;, pit-paid, duly answered.