Star.
London, England, 1818-07-22 00:00:00

SCOrTISTI nospaz..

Yesterday GErmcE WATsini TATV7R, psi, p
me of the Vice-Presideass; Sir 'fitosiAS
frezwirer ; the Rev. Dr. IsTicstouo, Rev. Dr. w'nteit
Dr. LIM/ENDA LE, Dr. Cnairttris, Messrs. boil,.
AULD, LAWRIE, GIBES, Am:RIMER, Low, itOTD,v,i
USDER WOOD, the Members of the Committee, and
Gentlemen, Governors of the Corporation, assembled
:it their Hall, in Crane-court. anti irorn thence pra
ceeded to the residence of his 'loyal Highness it.
Duke of CLARENCE. and Sr. A Nonavr's, at St.
The Deputation being joined by the Mao".
IitiNTLY.Y, another of the Vice-Presidents, and Captain
VINCENT, R. N. was introduced to his Royal Hie,.
ness by Sir JOIIN Boßtokst WaRMBS, and the Nole
Marquis, after a few preliminary observations,
sired the Secretary (Mr. A was) to read the followil,,
well-written Address, which his Lo-dship!titene.ad;
delivered into the hands of his Royal Highness:
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‘' To his Royal Highness the Duke of Ciastecr and
Amoseves, President of the Scottish Halm,/ f,f the
Foundation of King Claris the Stetwol, ternrAapu.
rated by his pint:sent Majesty,

" May it please your Royal Highness,
" We, the Vice-Presidents, Treasurer, and Gstmort, of the
Scottidi Corporation, In General Court assembhd, brit kove to
offer your Royal Highness our warmest and most re.o.cn4
congratulations on your auspicious Marriage with the Pricceia
of Sale bleiningen.
" We rejoice in the opportunity afforded us of addretring
Prince for whom we entertain the must profound regard, amt.,
assure you how fully we participate in every event that 444 4.
tercet year Royal Highness.
" We ardently hope and trust that tits Union, ander Bine
PlO•lblliCit, may ensure the happiness of your ira [lieu"
and amiable and Illustrious Consort, and increase the stale!
of the Throne of these Realms in the Protestant Fasuali ci
Brunswick ;—a family under whose sway this Country Ls
tained so high a Rank amongst Nations, and its keno, .0 4.44
a share of personal security and political freedom.
" We acknowledge with gratitude the zeal your Rosa
'sness has uniformly displayed for the prontuti.'" oi the it em;
and respectability of this anciv.n tiltiltution, and the anarhnoa
which you have Invariably manifested to thd part w the Lnittti
Kingdom whose poor, at a distance from the la:41 of :Ike
, fathers, are the object of our care and solicitude.

o To relieve the distressed, to extend the benets of edimtiut
to the illiterate and the ignorant, grace even the high- raall.—
From deeds like those result consequences far heyond immediate
contemplation ; for the future historian, when he shah deb rue
the eventful period we have witnessed, and assign the ream
why the Constitution of these Kingdoms remained unmoved
amidst the wreck of surrounding Governments, will not fail ri
recognize that your Royal Highness and Illustrious Brothers, a
furtherance of the precept and example of use venerable So,
reign, by promoting the cause of charity and beneficence, of
mural and intellectual improvement, drew closer those ties that
unite the Prince with the People, and rendered the Mew ti
Brunswick snore dear to a free and enlightened Nation.
" In testimony of these our sentimews, we have mewl tlr
common Seal to be hereunto set, the 17th day of July, ins"
To which his ROYAL HIGHNESS was pleased to;e•
turn the following most gracious reply :

" My Lord and Gentlemen,
I return you many thanks for your congratulations, on my
marriage with the Princess Adelaide of Sue Meiciugen.
" I feel most sensibly your kind attention, on this even, a
interesting to my happiness, and trust, under thine Pam-
spice, that the stability of the Throne may be increased by my
union with this amiable and Illustrious Princess.
" I have ever considered Charity among the brightest oar
tricots of our religion, and rejoice whenever it is in my power n
help and forward the views of our Excellent lustit ono's, the Sok
tiab Corporation."
His ROYAL IlicusEss then, in the most conde•
scending manner, conducted the Deputation to the
presence of his Illustrious Consort, to whom dietol-
Tring Address was read :
"ft To her Royal Highness the Duchess, of Ciserra and
ANDREW'S, Princes, of Sate NIEIMMILS.
• " May It please your Royal Highness.
" We, the Vice. Presidents, Treasurer, and Governors e the
Scottish Hospital, in General Court assembled, beg leave, mad
respectfully, to present our warmest roar-durations upon soor
Royal ilighwen s union with his Royal Highness the Duke 4
Clarence and St. Andrew's, the illustrious President of this an-
cient Cut puratiun. whose many excellencies conuuand our
strongest attachment and highest respect.
The auspicious event gives us the most sincere satidactim;
and affords well-grounded reason to hope, from the :natty einem
and amiable qualifications with which your Royal Highness ie
endowed, dud it will prove a source of permanent (diary ti
your Royal Highness and your illustrious Consort.
" In testimony of these our sentiments, we have moat onr
common seal to be hereunto set, the 17th day of July, Isla"

To this Address the amiable Pntxcess made the
following Reply, which her ROYAL littaisEsi rei.d
with great correctness, and delivered with much grace:
" Ky Lord, and Gentlemen,
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" I am very grateful for your congratulations on my raarriar,
and trust our union will be productive of mutual happiares
As the wife of the President of so excellent an Insemuos
as the Scottish Corporation, I cannot but feel nest derply into,
rested in the welfare of this Society, which, whether is pear, o.
war is so truly beneficial to his Majesty's Scotti 4 subje.ti
The Marquis of HiricrLET, Vir.WATios: TAYLot.
Sir TUG/IAS BELL, and all the Gentlemen present,
ir had the honour of kissing her ROYAL 111611NMS
hand, and them withdrew.

Their Royal Highnesses the Dux,: and Dtrurss
I afterwards rode out in one of the REGENT'S cAro4:4o.
called at the residences of the Duke and Duchos
Kest, and the Duke of Sussex, in Kensington l'a•
lace; and afterwards rode through Hyde nal, ow
at Cumberland Gate, to Cumberland-place, Pontius.
square, Manchester-square, Grosvenor-square. sa
some of the principal streets, and then returned to
their residence, in St. Jahrts's Palace. About sir
o'clock their Royal Highnesses dined ith the Ductes
of YOKE, ‘asi a select party, at York Home.

Yesterday morning the Duke and Duchm rf
CLARENCE were on the Parade in St. Jame N's Pak,
to view the King's and other Guards. previous to
their marching off to their different station'.
The Opera last night was honoured for the first
time with the presence of the I)uchess of CLARESCE
and her Royal Consort. She was received with
the respect and attention usual on such ocasivnt•-r
Goa save Me King was called for, and sung by tLe
whole of the singers employed in Cosi ,in Tati.-7
Her Royal Highness appeared highly gratified w
the Opera, as well as with the very amusing B.
of L'Dansontaxie.
The Frankfort Papers affirm that the Ihnvilitai
Prince of Heist Hoantotrao will be nominated Go.
vernor of Mayence, and reside for the future in th.;;
city, as a fortress of the Confederation. Until not•
this dignity has been held by Prince CRANIAL 2114
was conferred on him in 1815 ; but he ceased to
ercise it ever since the termination of the carnpa4r
of that year, and it is said that he renounces
tirely us favour of the Prince of Homno;;Ito.