Star.
London, England, 1827-12-01 00:00:00

ho ate bumf's Other,than this I.appy
ious situatiosis in which I have beet)
:all descriptions of his Majesty's sob-
every where had the satisfaction Metal.
-nich is I body orpeople nro.t usefully
rployed both for the welfare of iheEm.
their own credit as a nation—(Cherr s).
times, been thrown out against the
rad prejudices; but I will-Mk any man
ibiog of the rnatter whether, supposing
• rught to be urged assn accusation? In
ije..ty's dominions I have ever seen the
Scotch emigrating, rr rather nrltheir,
us and industry to places allele doy
in an honourable manner. In all
hick I have ever found them, they
lyand usefully employed. 1 cannot.,
it but art honour and gratificationio,
this Charity. 1 shall not now detail
Inititution ; but believe me, Gentle•
of this empire, on all occ4sions I shall
prosperity; hut particularly do I rejoice,
Prince, on this Sr. Andrew's Day, to find
-- seated in this chair—(Applause)—
lave your suffrages to continue in it,
ig-in my power to assist in the fup-
.both publicly and privately.—
Armen, unfortunately for you I shall
address•yun this night, that 1 shill now
ly drinking all your good bealtlii,
,dividual y. .
There's use luck about the house. • . •• •
-0a said, he rose to ptopose a toast to
h he Was sure would meet with uni-

tion—iWr meant that of het Royal Hie's,
. •
I's or a ae.ence.
dr4s4 with vest applause. . 11466-rA! My aisairid
broadhurst.
MAtitu A x.-1 have to return you that,k ,
which you have drank the health of
end to assure you that there is no one more
usefully, and sincerely attached to this
herself—(Chen
.4AlittelA4. again rose.—l hate nnw to
you, which I know you will receive,
satisfaction; but still I must preface
words. , Any m4ll in a public situation in
with difficulty b.: separated-- in• his
Alit character • whatever he does as'
wit it is difficult to distinguish from
public one., This difficulty attaches

of the City .ol London, whosebealtis
It is hardly possible to divest hill
of Chief Magi'strite. of this vast and
Knowing this, kneWing also, perfectly
• doe to the character of the first
! first City in the world (Applause). I
delighted to have seen him m the chit*
the usage of the city he is the &St
and I thought it my duty, therefore.'
ibjects of the King, to offer it to him.
declined to accept it; bot I cannot
.im, nevertheless, as the Lord Mayor,
?am individual filling el private station.'
I been elected to this honour.. and I
now seen the Lord Mayor present. 1
coming, therefore, with delight—
ice said that it is hardly possibleie ibis
to the public-from thitiimessei-eketweter,
. het trtrweeerhiglibritittiryestinsiteethe
Loid'Mayor, I connot deny myself. the
*that I
,h ave personally known the
`itsslividual who now fills t' at

great satisfaction at so escell nt and .
...individual haying been selected to MI hi,
..ra:.k his health befors.now. as. Lord Mayor tag,:
Ii t 9 hies asi.priVate give Wit
mks ler leaving honouted us with hie presence....,
Illfatbeit health was then drank with three ulnas three,
MAloa acknowledged, Withgratitude, the
Royal Highness had condeicendo to
1; and also for_ the manner in which the.
rank his health. .He had attended the,
pleasure, as it afforded him an Op.
lg his pirional respects to his Royal
Iso gavellim an opportunity of stating
abundant instaaces, as a Magistrate of
great utility of the Scottish Hospital.
prood to belong to It ; and he was sure
e patronage of his Royal Highness, it
prosper.
CHAIRMAN said, that as they had for
I)ed peace, he was sure they were too
fessings not to drink to those by whose
obtained. He, therefore, proposed the
y, with dime tines thiee."—The toatt
retochupplauFe.
Song—Rate Britannia.
!AIRMAN then, after eloquenily-dilatiig
adiantages of the. Institution in sup-
they wine assembled, prnposed—
ae Carporation.r
drank with, loud applause. •
CHAIRMAN, alter a high eulegitim upon
proposed The health of the Ddke of Mon-
been, for IS years, their sealova and
Chairman, with three tinsel three—

wik."

Oh, no ! we never mention her." This song
marked applause.
Martweta. rose to propose the health
Chairman, as Lord High Admiral, 'and
':e for several minutes ; -but all we could
, tie-gallant Officer's speech was L.ighly
: Chairman's conduct as a Britidi Naval
:hat, in allusion to Scottish bravery, he
following linei:—
tehman foe bit kill,
motith a Highland gill.
Such is Royal Georgie's
And there's the foe.
•
nae thought but how to kill
Twa it a blow."
Officer concluded by proposing the
Lord Nth -Admiral of Great Britain,*
three.—( lite toast was drank with loud
Applause. It was 'Owe time be ore silence

of CL,saasci in returoing thanks, ex-
high tense ot she hotpot cpoferred
1, upon bit lahiegihmespiarOfxl 'Year,
,our him with I*.asiaatapproval of his
, he limpid feel * stall greeter degree of
rds them. With tespeettoliis present
re could. autire them, -tint. op ttl. ;he
the communication reached him; he
:of it, at was the msn who blacked his
lied those around him, that he Ihould
itive to the interests of the Navg. That
:ime when, from the naturs'Ef bia
:looked to tht command of t Navy,
iretend to 2eni; but circomsfances; over
no controul, had semoved that r . •
tired into private life ; he felt that be
itOhanks to an excellent tonstitigon,
in '6.)cly or mind. He had therefote.
deteimineit to remain qu;et aad satisfied, but,flist the

asulotue us all yilat
laad. Itu
ts the varietal
of chi placed. I have met .a
LouArn jec o, -wadi have ever;
tact . toriptetifig tte Santa
and beneficially empl.
g Ct.* rem, large and the
r. W Ii has, in former tii
~anakt Scotch, that they had
isAyo who knows anything
kcs It; the fact to be so, it col
a the all pease( Ins Moje..l
oft krs advantages of the Sc
a carrying their talents
tats to could be tewarded i
the situations in ohi
samirte are always laudably
LLyttas ...therefore, consider it
• be at the. head of th
raifs the history a
Nine* of this Int
*tract •akeo, as
s,
.a Iroise at its prosper
sletal is a Scottish PI trace,
' °Otomach once mote s
audit long as I has
<IO the shall de -every thing
V"
pat of this Chrutty
boost-we
eau,.
.‘ipplause..) Gentle,
otworoi, • havens often to add,
"1"till conclude' by simply
ret t " t•piOirltly and indivi
't Qojlra Tune—Theo
sorts are
The LURD MAYON
,-wort.
*Lefties theconsp.its, %ohm h
recoil approbation—
'l'l'44 was the DNcN6.s of 'I
•lief • The Phut Na'Ni dt4t4
jwie," bOde. aroadhu
raft a.
The Rollos. Claim
Pen
r N thj for the manner w
ea yeAr the Duchess, ..nd to
arenas thoroughly, usefully
averse
ccnatry than herself
one f. The ROYAL CHAT
propose:a toast to yr
pladei with pleasure and• si
port ir't k with a few_words.
ore
steetti this colliittS CAW w
actions from his pub
the Pew a private individual
ha their
what Lea .es. os p
ansigi" it; to the Lord Mayor a
I prmmie to dunk..
d to • of hit character of i
Tnn. important city. Kn
P•4lia well, the respect.
sister; Magistrate.of the k
601 should hrebeen•del
II • knowing that by th
man in the City; an
• --- - as one of the subject
The Lnrd Mayor de
help considering him
' and not as a private
Si:teen times have I
have never till now
!. bail his Lordship's
(Applause)-:-I base
• country to separate tl
Iv of tbe istlividualt- bus
as presence or the Lois
es
.••• • pkasuri tif .statio.4
s los* Itigtsl honoorabhtri
'ratter •
Mal- haul; I feel Are
a of th
ropettable in ihdivi
liiss!dra:a his hea'
t• I OW his. a
mowm
my thanks Etr hash!
tea • ofhe Lewd 'Shp!'" be.
.40 ThcbtamMirms
1. ctuntilimests hls RC
ears „ bestqw upon' him; I
tot company had drawl
sea timer with much
risme o portenity of paying
barite- Highness. It also
der his that he knew abot
cnarsg London; of the gr,
Great He should be proud
Likstis that, easier the pall
SCe• Rs" was cerittin\to portray
mu The Rdrat Cita
of his some years enjoyed
;hems). sensible of its tries 'ii
is th means it wits 'Obti
ty, an' • " Army and Naiy,
I otber • sat thank with maul
ing as
ly. say The Royal Cunt
Juin! • Imamate of the a,
hui pen of which they
" Sseee* to the Seas
vi sow ne meet was drank
imam . The ROTA I. CHA
merits] proposer
acne:, • ttosei7. !hp hasibi
tnt wh ; : Host effective .Ch
for (AsPlanse).
doe, i' Tuair--s. Refs WU
bout ' Soy by Collyer"
vas received with our'
obvert', .
Sir MuitaAr M
•
Not it of the Royal Cha
r• Is doing so, spoke f
earns Infra was, that tI.I
sir. tie in praise of the Ch
lab Officer; and that,
a.l qc.ted the followi
I High- " Tali a Seine
Clap is his ri
anatidln Sqs 'Such i
th9u_ght
s to hla. lie has tube
id to his
The Gallant C
r her.r• Is Sleet.
of
e knith
yr] I h the L
" . • ith three times th
and reiterated app
lasses • .
could be obtained.
rain' t The Duke of
r rn premed the my
DO hie
:th bPati him, and. if,
ey should favou
raittssa public Conduct, tit
i Chai . ' gratitude towards
2Prnihtment, he
Weha morning when tfh
it h - -etas as.ignotant o
h00t,., He assure
„f.
coon ;as.'"
nevertonal.k inatenti
on" . there was a tin
„lemot Iltfesalon,.he •Joi
countr einirdi nett piaci
, he•hed nePa ts
VAk.• *ad he had heir
e, hic • getting
der it wet weakeited in
determined to re,