The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-03-17 00:00:00

THE STA'

The Date of Kite proposed the heal* of Rir.
Whitt ad, the Advocate of the Behmation
of the Pose. was dcaak. with these times
three.
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Mr; baring risen to raters thank;
was for some time enable to proceeds from the loud ,
testimonies of enthusiasm which his presence seldom ,
fails to excite. When he had obtained a hearing,
he disclaimed the title of eloquent which the !Loyal ,
Duke had bestowed on him, though he could not ay
that he was not gratified by such a tribute from tech ,
a mass. The applause with which he had been IMP'
by the company came from tbeiestrce and proel4tied
in the direction of, true eloquets4—it came he
doubted not, immediately from Asit hearts, and,
went erectly to hie.
Tbeloyal CnAtilliAll next p,94:16
ViresPerleY 'to
the Institution, awd.health to Alderman Wood, and
its Other founders,"' drinl siri h threp
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friends in the Ward went round to raise a subscriptlop
to prosecute the plan, and, he was proed to say, that.,
the poorest inhabitants of his Ward *ere se desirous,
of pro4notiag his views, that they had save from'
their hard earilings, many of them a guinea, otheril
more, for the purpose of bestowing it in aid of the
Institution. He concluded py returning thanks for
himself and his friends, coupled with Mm as fousglere
of the Institution.
The health of the Royal Chairman, the Duke of
Rent, was proposed by Mr. Whitbread, and received
with great applause. Several othertoasts weregiven,
and the evening was spent very cheerfully.
Collections were made in the the dining-room as
well as at the school-room and the church. The
amount of that at the church was 411., esti el that
at the school-room above Wl.' Several liberal Sob.
scriptions were stated to the company by Mr. Vitas,
the Secretary. . .

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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DZAL. Maws 16.—Arrived the Tiektereatter,fros Adair*,
Young, in the Rooters, with a %sip Piker fro. the Allied
Armies, who is said to be the bearer of dispatebeeit the Intel
defeat of Bstaparte.—Sailed the Itoiarlo sloop el war, with a
convoy to Portsmouth.

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with troops, protect a as far as illifmtrudi by his
Busses, Zephyr, and Malabar; thelkaaest pro.
to Cork. Also his MJsty's ships Leander, ihr Chieresey,
and the Sybetk, for off Cherhurgh.—Went out of the harbour
his Majesty's ship Abundance.—Came In his Majesty's ship
Onald.
Timmins, MARC' IS.—Cane in the Wolverine sloop of
war from a mdse; and the Soper, schooner from the eastward.
—Sailed the Etbalion frigate on a cruise.
FALMOVTII, MARCH 14.—Sailed the Alice, for Liverpool.
MARCH 14.—A cartel arrived yesterday, with us En.
vo3 from Norway; left Cbratiamand on Wedaesday Inst.
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The Boron. VANDSR DAMN VAN MAASOAK, Grand 1,
Master of the Household to her Royal Highness the!
Princess Sovereign of the NITHERLANIA, WlllllO
presentation to the PRISM/ RWENT, at a plies I
audience on the 9th instant, accompanied by M.!
FAeEL, the regular Ambassador, Ina want
in The Gazette of Saturday last as having gall '1
on a special mission from the Court of the [;awe,
has Mee sent over to make a demand in form of 1
the Princess Custmorre's hand in marriage for '
the hereditary Prince of OILINGS. The sanction
of the previous consent and approbation of the j
Plumps Munn", of the Princess herself, and of
whole Court and Government, has already smoothed i
la* to the arraegentents of this important end
• union, which must, however according to
established etiquette among crowned heads, be
nded by embassy after It has been agreed upon
jer the parties; and the settlements and provisions
%setting from the exalted condition and prospective
,
eringn duties of the to be married,
ta
tbe reduced Into n misty hy. iPkuipetentiaries
'epuellslly appointed. *t. VAN BEAANIAM if charged
with fell powers for this pewees ea the part of the
Prince Sovereign of the Netherlands.
Dasnay-usise.--'rbe performances here last night
furnished another proof of the activity and judg-
ment of r able conductor. In the first part we
were rased with the execution of a *elec.
tiou
did
celebrated Requiem of MOZAJITe
It was equal to the MUlic,. We cannot . gloo.it
higher -.praise. . A duet, •:composed by ,liiri C.
Swim lad sung by him and Mrs. Dicuowskidis-
plays much science and taste. The Mount of Minos
„formed the second part of the evening's enterteie-
meat. The third part commenced with Ilounn's
grand To Deum, never before performed in this
country. It was given with the most sublime effect,
and is characterised by .all the based* of Ito:great
44c,
r
author's composition. Mrs. Dust): 'was perticsob
lady successful. Mr. Psis was ,
and continues eo improve. Mr. Leo* •i
Ji kis
counter tenor voice, and sings with greatcusied,. • -
COIMITI.4IAIIIII2I.—At this House hotenax"hilfes-
visk was performed in a most admireblostylq CA...4
eta*ont sang, I know that my Redecoer lid, In ii
itsst exquisite manner, and .received the emit rap-
turous plaudits. Mr. Swarm gase The Drain:pet
AO sound, with much taste, bet his voice wants
power. • Mrs. SALIIOII sang very sweetly. throughout,
especially If God be for us. Did she, bat add tai
mistime and force titter malt exaellecm; tbio Ir
would scarcel.y be surpissed. SWUM, 1.: r
was admirable above allymapeeisee, MO ill f
and poweiful.

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its Other founders,".' whiCh was drink;llolligibki! islerie;tlp retectii
times three. • .. illat eat limber,
Woos)
• Mr. Alderman Woo expressed his inability to ' , actually rem
de justice for the Marked manner in whids his , . Johnson, to 11;
health had been drank, joined with theme of hits' iinds the landlok
Mends; whom he wiihed to me stead tofilittion Al . irbiehnore, pobl
present occasion, and particularly Mr.. Wills., the, pipers watt goal
Secretary, whose steal in the came hal matires, tfumetes. This, h
aeabled him to being the Institatids* fo'lts No** t remedy for the
state. The motives which iodated hies to awe , .. ~.9oging to (hi
ward in behalf of ottahlihii**4 'Of* „... , . t practice ev
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this.dtscription in hi W .•:,,,illh. t,
.„ ~ ~ ~: , 0 . (My except
besefib Moly** *OW • ~o .
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. . . .., t. ning ground
elifirilsriesVintfeli, Will •'—•• - " -4,. : eb° deg:spikes
parts of the metropolis; though it was re ineouso- i entered the wood
silent to their parents sensliag them each a distance.— ! alkorsiarsii, littk
To remed,ythie evil,. fie determined on • establishing i -ands oontigot
a school in his own Ward, and accordingly issued I educe of them
summonses for Oiling a meeting of his friends-for 1 y them; and
the purpose ; they came for Ward with alacrity, and 1 soisrsod a solitary
amongst them that noble patron of civil and' religious 1 will-known asyl
i ' liberty, Mr. Whitbread, byeeihose aid and assistance', : pwrsued was as
the glorious work had proceeded thus far. His worthy !sharp spikes whir