Star.
London, England, 1819-05-29 00:00:00

files. -" Here in Cool Grot."

The following toasts were afterwards proposed :
" May the principles of Mr. Pitt continue to animate this
country."—Song, The Pilot that weather d the Storm.
" The Duke of Rirhmond, the President of the
Catch, Mr. Speaker, though 'ds late, &c.
" The Earl of Morten, and the Pitt Club of Scotland?:
Mr. FERGUSON returned thanks on behalf of the Pitt
Club of Scotland.
" Lord Kenyon, and the Pitt Club of Waif*"
" The Pitt Club of the United Kingdom.'
Mr. Goocu, M.P. proposed the health of Mr. R.
Peel, whose eloquence was so great an ornament to
the House of Commons, to himself, and to his country;
who was educated in the principles of Mr. Pitt, and!
who gave promise of following them so Mich to the
advantage of the kingdom and to his own hbtfotir.
Mr. Pau. felt quite overpowered by the unexpected
compliment paid to him by an assembly so illustrious.
If his Noble Friend the Lord Chancellor had expe-
rienced so much difficulty hi finding expressions, to
do justice to his feelings on the present occasion,
what could be expOctid froth an humble individual
such as he was ? Professing as he did the principles
of Mr. Pitt, he hoped that they would long cdritinue
to guide the Ministers of this country, in promoting
the glory and the security of Great Bfitain.
The following toasts were afterwards drank
" The Landed and Commercial interests of the United King-
dom, and may they ever be united."
Song—The Seven Wonders of the World,
In London we surpass.

" Ships, Colonies, and Cominerc.e."
The Noble Chairman retired about ten o'clock, ac-
companied by the Ministers and Noblemen who had
surrounded him.—Mr. Arettp.soN was then called to
the Chair, and his convivial powers kept the com-
pany together till nearly midnight.

ROYAL Cott.terioN-Among the articles of vertu
in the last sale of her late MAJESTY'S Cabinet of Cu-
riosities, were a number of paper portraits cut in prsk,
of the Members of the House of Brunswick, and
of Mecklenburg Strelitz, both male and female ; the
Ladies in the costume of 1770, with the head-dresses
three story high, and wi:h elegant flowing lappets. Of
the same subjects, the most remarkable was the
Loan's Prayer, cut out in paper with a
pair of scis-
sars, by an artist born -without hands ! The old coins
of the present reign, being no longer current, were
sold as medals. The current coin was withdrawn, as
the sale of it, above its denomination, would have
been contrary talaw.
On Friday, the 21st instant, the State Lottery
finished Drawing ; and though litsn cannot congra-
tulate his best Friends, the Public, on their obtaining
(As usual.), a great portion of Capitals at hii Offices,
yet he has the satisfaction of knowing, that he had
selected for their choice Two Prizes oil:20,000, and
'one Prize 0f.£200, in addition to what he did actually
sell, as he purchased them from the Contractors; and
One Ticket, No. 4,686, a Prize of £20,000, s‘ as on
sale at his Charing Cross Office for several days ;
and another Ticket, Nb. 4,223, also a £20,000 Prize,
Was on sale at Cornhill ; and had the Public only
purchased 44 Tickets more, they most have had both
£20,000 Prizes, as that number was all the Ticket"
Bum had left for sale when the Drawing beganJA-4.
Mew Lottery of only 7,950 Tickets is now on Sale,
containing Two Grand Prizes of i:30,000 Money.
atid the hiwest Prizes are 1.:10.—All the Prizes arc,
Ifl /Money, (as there are not any Mod. Ptilitsi)--'
The whole,Lotstry will, be Drawn in One•Dayeeit.'
• Midsteninier-dny, Sierst of Near Mo wilt, (.1 onaslits.:
Tickets and Shares are Selling by Basn,,4,,Cornbill,
and 9, Charing Cross, London ; and la his Awls
ht tlit Country. - -