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Launch of Me Greai Britain-The 10th of July was great day in Sold Bristol,n the leviathan iron steamer built al that port having been then hauled out of dock, and Prince Albert, with host of lords, ladies, and dis tinguished foreigners being present to witness the ceremony. It is conjectured that fully one hundred thousand persons occupied the surrounding heights, and the scene was alto gether very striking. The details of the proceedings occupy some dozen columns of the Bristol journals. There was a grand banquet given adjoining the vessel on the oc- casion On the sshealth of the Foreign Am bassadors and Mmisters'' being given, the Prussian Ambassador returned thanks, but the company were determined to have a speech from MT. EVERETT, the calls for that gentleman being long and loud. On rising, he was received with perfectly uproarious storm of applause, on the conclusion of which he spoke briefly, (short speeches were necessarily the order of the day,) but in his usual felicitous and extemporaneous manner. The following is correct version of what he said:

 Mr. CHAIRMAN: May it please your Royal Highness, ladies and gentlemen, the intima- ton which has been given to me, that, in consequence of the kind allusion you have been pleased to make to my country and myself, that some acknowledgement is ex- pected of me, induces me to intrude myself for moment on your notice. feel 1t, sir, very agreeable privilege to be permitted to partake of the hospitality of this interesting occasion. We read in one of the delightful poetical productions with which the litera' ture of our common language has been en- riched by Sir Walter Scott, of the chieftair who, by the sound of his whistle, called uI five hundred clansmen from the thickets of 1; highland glen. His Royal Highness has per formed greater wonder to-day. He has Ii

 terally covered your walls, your road-sides your house-tops, and Brandon hill to the yer, summit, not with hundreds, but with hun

 dred thousand loyal subjects, anxious to tes tify their devotedness to their gracious an beloved Sovereign, and their attachment t : him, the partner of her affections. reioi9, sir, as the humble representatiyAwhic yo, the allied or friendly -Re1an opp5rtunitv Q

 have alluded. t-~