The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-08-23 00:00:00

luthitantn of that province will Le 'ultra to the ht,:hvrt pitch, when they a Miner, rel *nye of our 4 :.40.1 Kind, lihare with them the ftelgttea a the war. r .111.-4 , 1 'hem (with the .id of Prnvid..,...,) to vit-.J.r.e.. Your mt_tti it.ce.t.or% hey...poled triuutphs In Cpputio..i.p, of which rile yet° • .p9r I 1.'4! ' . 30• 1 % ;et brlooiri to your Mgh •tr—le-ve• the ire.Tine.s of so .4...f1y • r Pie:l%4 ••p•-• vreu , . the c0..t.,4 arduppu., the els my u...ii , t.te; 110 1 11. Sluou.pols ihtropou ord. opt .te t re -for thk-r tatclua Spuirrrum, it writ hatrail to• wit It the .rn .• , r per, atiol . au eacrgetie incliugropo foe indefle.ll F cooat i•ttly roloh4t with your lil7to .1 • ' :wove to von that no Pawn' evrr had ter is I ) ,•,;16 u ilia or noble ran...r, with soldiers mon- .Irtrrtninv , l to &lend b. OA grant that nt •orwttirto the rtroorr.. MINI at the head of . ell/ e 1.400,1,1414 ermy, t MS/ Flaginleva alloy one day r•olo ,i srove voice. protni.asag to restore liberty to op. ' Fr.orce. to re-e*a.roir-h the throne of your o , tte-tors, M reonle order to &trope, end Nom • Nilm of tyranny to proclaatu the triumph of ve44 • alt events. your litenieto will fulfil the Ou ter:l:tacked to run. augutt IP/laces are the natural rlefilifler• of the ri.t..ts of tuitions. We conuratulate ouraelvet in having this opportunity of tnanifestilig to your Iliglinelet onr ottachmelt to your permui, mid oar adruiratiou of your heroic qualities. (u.l pw•st•rtre the life of your Serene Ilighuess fur • suaAy happy )ears, " XAVILF DE (7 ISTANOS, • Pretident. " FIIANCI,C(I DC SAAVZIELt. ••1' AN , 11.4t,) DO: EICANti. Nltrami. DR MADIDIZABAL. !rein.." " 1,41.11111 c of alarrh i, LS I J. THE •UrIiFME CoU NEIL OF THF. ttensace Or *rill L*o THE INDIES, TJ T 111: Kt Xi. OF THE TWO Sill LIE*. . 1 114 E—The generous effarts of the Spaniards in favour of their lawful Kum must isletise the ni44- ua-i now. heart of your M .j.ooy. The Usurper of the Tiirooe of your Majesty *cold usurp also the Throne of your august neptoe, , . It i• ti ar that En roue simulil rise frog the deeradatiosi into which she ha. to,e.! .iongeil by the spirit of factious; and that nations. grateful to their legitimate Siercrei.pis, sit sill turn riteir arms urai :st the impostor who would tyro 111 l hie 4Ocr diem. Spain could hot .up. port the yoke—she could ty.t bear inse.lt. But, Sire, ths.loyal Nano. this religious and 110 1 /14 na tion, 1110.4 14111 satocied with her perse Terence ; she wishes to sheer to the tyrant, by fresh proofs, that she is trreconcileab'a to his domination—that she Will !obi* by the oath she has take", to wish rather that, he the victim of his m' nitrous ambition. Go. verroment, which commands this vast mnuarcht in the name of F.Trliiittod VII. desire• that a Prince of Vie august House of ys•u sty stioni.l place himself at the ',evil of a Spanish army, in or.ter tu excite revolt in the interior of rrai)ee, and to snitch the Moody died. en from the head of the Chief that artiness-. her. Ihe P•iae- most calculated to fulfil n desires is his Serene flightless the Doke of Or• tem 5. la l'rillee illtlol4lll , Malt:try 11 , •:1. , 11, and the hunietoti 88t . ni Jt y..ur Maje,4 Os nizievrs. Ire offer Min the comm soil of gas cartes in Catalois„ end io the other proviB:4:, e here Ins iireseilee may serve to attn., the ex.lted end to which we WWII, 5111 V your Majesty'. sinir-;sation proceeds frAwe our oatrot , :en, our. tid.lity to i.oir %lo g , on.i rerpect for your Majesty's sugli•t flour. Vrm , eiilf nee shoui.l crown the enternii.c of y tlr Msiesty*, •iiigi: at son. i.e snail have the ties. Dv me pleitiure of inalog e ostributeil so Al. A ofety of .8. 1 18.ipp% Eurooe, mid of having fftirtit d ynnt 1111. j• •iy s iOrtOr 1.1 our %C:IP:4111111. limiest -tie your Mijesty n.ale and happt years. ' (S(g888 81) " rAsTAndts. .%u,I the 8.11 , 4. 116mihers of lite 118. vary - Royal biro! Leon, Ni n ew It, is .a. iBULLIO% .11)111f IMF. saPOILT, TOGRTHCR «ITU 141,11:Ti;. 4 or r : Akio KrouNrs, FitoM THE 91.1.164.? 1. ,, M411.111.11 OP Tkit: Mail PtUt 01 CJI 0 suLt.a .s. [Condo: ad from one Parer of rees.lay ) thi view. p.m ninitte.• would a, bite t. that 11 , e r •inct ion on Cull p traria*. wifely Ise minor. tt at an c.dier period ihon tee are front the ..me ; r your Cl"OTlfte•C - e of opi nion, that early provision our,ht •, • by Par liament fur tersiti•.aiing, by the .t period, the operation of di....rveral Ptat , ites ....oli have poled and cn .•tnited that re,triction. lu an,4esibig p..r.od of two plc.., yen:Com mittee have pot 0:, - rInoked he 11 . 1018111•1-1 , it • , that, as the law stands at present. the Ba..k would ve itomoelled to pay in cash at the en 1 of sir imuiths after the rat.fication of n drfinitne Trrat‘...t . Yraco ; iro that if peace were to lie critic: 41.11 within that period, the recommendation of rmr Com mittee m.glit seem to have the Or ct instead of accelerating, the re.urntnion of pit meats. But your Committer NM Of npintou, that if peace were immediately to be wined. in the present Mate of our circulation it wouhl he c.0.4t ha sardou• to compel the Ba-k to pay Cash iii sift Months, and would be found a las:ly impucticatile. Indeed. Cie restoratwis trim,. I y opening new fief 1. nl commercial ctiterpri-e, would muf ti:4c iiiistra I of alirttiging the demands upon the Bauk for disco ,:tt, and would finder it pretth4rly rhs•Trlisilez Cie commercial world if the Bank were .iid•lenly and materi.lly to restrict their i-mrs. 'Your Com nitre err therefore of opinion, di* , evni if peace ehonl.l intervene, two )ear. bhouhl Le Riven to the B ink for resuming it. virus-tit.; hut that even if the air s h i nild pmlon ;: ed, (2 4 . h pay ments should be resumed by the end of that pe rtod. Your Comm . ..tree have not h •en indifferent to the ienn.id-r,itinit of the. nnienhle oceurrence cirtuitio itivsis. which mar he thought hereafter to fur t . it Tll argllitirii, ill [ ' Alone' Of t•011te prninagation of ?h.. 4).•rind of re-wiling. Or rem, H.., ..fan.:: file fur their temporary Bank •b htivo openvd. Tiu-v are. tiny. .v 4 • r .in • ...VV. 3ne 1!%'• P".• in •'V e:..•. it !tie 'kV-tem. lint ;t nt• n.tuD far si f;. 1% nt ..a.ructintr he - ppo.tw *1 10 rI r , it can in tit, lON DON. Tiliritst)Av. AuGurr 2S. A Gottenburgh :%1 arr . ived yemterday. TLe only g o•a,• amity nti-nrtanee that it brins, an in tim •tiontli:it Uses 1.1.11"rg, PI ince of Corr°, C•iiiiinainier of Cie Frrot,•;l f re. in the Noro., is it•siong I for th • lotecessillo J4ll Craw it. T:ie puff prrii 11l itiary to ILit el ..•.r -ti.:,.try is hu apvcared in a. renal 01 the S 4 eclttal paints. The cainpnigli in Portugnl gra•lna!ly a•sum^s a change of as;iect wind cf rectie. TI::. I'sr,..•.t oc cupy the Cos, from winch the a.!vniiced guard frit bark r the atrur of .25 , h July. They rlso ni cup ! . Pi .:1:t•I, which ha, ip!t.ii by the troin.... sod by pinch of the Portu guese itilinlkaws ns brfl any property worth re. mowing. lota NGTON has widisluiwn his hearbsiii.irtirs frnin Alverea Crloi leo ; Lint the centre of tl•e line, and the post where, front its strsiszt',, it is thoogh• ■ stand will be m Hie, is Gnarls. 31'irretr:: Lis, it is rasa, maceu from tLe sii•iiiivy of the "z7erva. \lnr•ua, crafting the Tagus, and P.•rt praimibly with the ileign of tin' a? Ilion, sod flub. ft:lirg Coe elisrgo wl.,ch rot:Thsit quitted, when hr march a rn-trl I:ranco; that is, keep i.o Itrist ANA in cher k. TIE. C i• 50, eV. l ri'o , ll • rhate triter nt .1:0‘.11;a• 4.1 i ..1: •• "Ih a %%et k the nci oss..tg f.1.t0 irter* yarat.lc Own 1.-t. arg. Cure ro:~y , degree Le grounded, as your Committee think, on 14 , «of e forei (winch they tru-t tl ry !Ito almnitamly atiewis the 134,0 k itaeif to hart• the l ze••• cal irr of controlling), bat on a • p ilitical state of tos..gs producitsig„.orlikely• very soots to produce, sot alarm et bailie, leasling to so inorl-tii•ite t el-tnalid fur tl.e cash for iloito•t.t• ea % as it situ-t be itnrassiltle for a..y e-ialsli.htn. at to pros tie INVlttlit. A emir., to the ordinary IA stein of liaintitig is. on toe very ground of the late extravagant fall of the ex rhatsges and high, price o: !, citified". re quoate. That alone can ellt-etii.;ily restore !e -'lend tionlidence iu the valoe of the cirrulatiog me dmin of the kingdom : and the serious especial tots of 'hi, scent mum elli . ttren i• preparatory !enaction of the quantity of .papet, all other measures which NCI ord with the trivi principles of hanktne. The anticipation of the time when the Hunk a ill be constrained to open, may also be expected to contribute to the improvement of the exchanges ; wit WS a positions -stilt of this sere. an indefinite as that or six untantlis after the tcraiination of the war, and especially in the repot of no exchange conti nuing to fill (which more and more would groc rally be perceived to tripe from an eaceas of paper, rind a consequent depreciation of it), may lean. ler an unfavottrielle i.tat? of public straits, sto such a Isidore of continence (and repeci ally among foreigner.) in the drtermiodrimi of of Parliament to enforce a return to the praemall staudaril of the tneeatire of nayttients, as may ANAr to.precipitate the further Lin of the exellitti L :t., nod lead to eita.equiences at once the, most tliwatdstahle nun .1.%4%11%.1'5. A Ithipc_di the details of the best mode of return ing to Cash payments ou t dit to lie left to the cretins' of the Bank of Eti,,t!tt ul. 46 already YLited, ceittini provotiona won't.] he io , r ,..nory. an i er the authority of Putha rent, I nth f r the con' enien,t• of the Bank itself, and for the 'entity of the totter bunking est:0'111411w in* in thof c.ntutry a.tJ in rout Committee conceive it owy he CIOVtO6 - 41t for the Bank to tip prolltitle , l to Nines tinder the value of St. for stout, little (nue after it hod re sumed pimiento is s;weie. ft7 i soill lie convenient n!so Car ttu Ci•ortt-red of Ireland and Scotland, and ali the Couistry that they should not be compelled to pay tit sortie until some sorter the reionnittion of 'input-fits in Cash by the Iseult of Etodond ;bid t sat they should f ol:tintie for a short period 'won their present foot int:, of being hard° to roe their own notes ou de. mond in Wink of Entdund proper. 71IFATRY-RfPY.U., R THIS EVENING. THU ail) IV. An;;ll.t 4. t. 134. pre- srrte.l id i um, thir seismt), the C or FIVE. mit.Es OFF ; or, THE I'IN(;Eft.POST. 'Squire Flail, NI,. F.yre: lialendar, Mr. Mathews; Lock. kis, Mr Entry; *Flourish (with a Sewir), Mr Limon. Mira Prur, Vire. Davenport ; Mary Flail, Mrs. Mathews ; Jemmy, Mr► Gibbs; Law's I.ucklews (with ■ Suing). Mrs. Wotan. After which (14th time), a Berlv:iue-Tragic Opera, la Oue Art, tall,' BOMBASTF.S FVRIOSO! Arto , onoinoo, (Kong of Utopia), Mr. at ew • Foilioo !Monster of State', Mr. T•nlor ; General dombiunce, Mr. Distadino. 31us To *loch will hr eglderl. KILLING Nl► MURDER In.kis, Mr. Magmas ; Mr. An olio Prig, Mr. Liston. Mr• t‘withit, htis. I)ns-report t rano!, Miss H. Kelly. • Tssieurnsw, tle• fracedy of Macbeth. VelliCal r4foreasilitettd of iritiLl.,W 'llo4lntailla is in aad goal/ tn. pmds ou Trashy next. SECOND -mfr. AC THIS VIE4TRF.. rdE,ITRE OPER.i. THIS. EVENING. Tllll'itSl).%Y, 93. will he we,- forystil 'lute) a New 31do-Dra:statie EAtertainuatiot, called . TWENTY YEARS AGO. YIP Prinripal Cliairysterr by 311.. R.s)ition!, Mr. K obtki, Mr. 1 Swill. rr Mr. IN.brts. Mice Itottous,3l4te Erni, Tu which sill be aeldeol, (foe the gcl lime at Ibis Tbaatro: his revireA Vuiletia of MIDAS. Apollo, Mr. Philippa; Molar, llr Pcoron; Pan, Mr.Sroirh; Silroo, fir. Made:lucks. Doplior, .Mira Grllird,ri 2t ) sa„ Mo Biro& After which (fur the Mb Cute) a Nor Grow) Mock-Heroic beryr.(•orie Ballet of Actton, enliel J.lCli TUE GUN r-liti.LEtt. Witt% oelecttel Moor N. Scent,. I) Et ssss s sort Dee... ,iifols ( flbe Billet uod .. or nor threct:ou, of :\:r. _ . In eisasrepsence of the ,lrtll.sw of and Ow aabluu.lecl npplasee which attr3iled Ilse r. wreeetst.sns the Comte Opera of The Cabinet that piece s .1i be reps aim' un ` 4 allnday. (being Ilse last Right bat Gee of engagement ) TITI EFZITISII PRESS. iy CAneentrate.l; GLnemi 11F.RviranD at Lord fox at Cvlolicn, a J G.'n.• ai llt paying ittentio Ftt. The 1 7 rt .Ise inch laird. thdt it 11tirtl possible to Cxy :1 , 1n.w. - 1 . 11,y have en. 7 tered r - 1.14.1-"za te. and es ral.i , ll•, ni-,t irtA ; ..sit Ciell- , tis ; Ut Pie ate l'd lUT It is stated in WI ev7,l;ing pilot of yesterday. 'h tt a Lady . lat. arrivril at. Pluton , in 3 rand from Morton:, who say, thst on Friday lasts teH:ro phic message wits reC-ired there, in eleven 'soars. from Pa. is, he the Prefvct of Mort de, which stived. that PONAPARTE had, on the 15th inst. signed a Cartel for the exchange or Prisoners. Th., 15th was the anniversary of his birth-day, and from the characteristic 'amity of the m in, it is supposed that he consented to the exchange in honour of the °e rasion. The prisoners confined in the vicinity of Plymouth celebrated the inte:Egenee with the roost ardent demonstrations of joy. It will be very pain ful if the evme of their rejoicings he not cmifiraued. The safe' mg. of prisoners of war have. been, in the pre,eut contest, long mud severe beyOnd ex ample. _ • Private letters' fri;in Paris intimate the probabili ty of the restoration a GurrAvui to the Thi 011 C of Sere:len. FoiAtte, OP late Minister of Police. is said to bate been tirre,,t,ll. The repot t ul a battle on thrk 7th ta4t. between t:'e Ailed and the French armies Portsigal, ip e hid) the .atter were defeated alter long and ran. g.:inary aetton.wav renewed yeaterd4 law lung, but n:lhnut any antliOrity. ..... Colonel Wy ►tru M. of the Royal Dragoons, was taken prisoner on the 3utli ult. whilst inspecting the imports of our advanced guard near Probul. Dip:itches are hourly eareted from Mr. Mae. K ENZI E. re lattive to the exchange of prismiri.; and. we walrtsland, grant in.pes ore entrrintr.e:i *bid Iltty will prove favourable to thetbject respecting which so snuck anxiety naturally exists. The LOUD CHANCELLOt 000i11,41 the sittings on Tuesday, at 11.ineolit'ssluo.liall, prvvistu4 40 It. go ing to the House of Loitis to prorogue the radio.. 119 , 11 i• His Lordship is erected to lea6 . townius morrow fnr•some time. • Sir Jouts.Ps - rat retires from the Exchequer witless pension 0130 61. a-year. 10. oromearronee ef4metsiessent-Colonol—W H 401, of the W, or Royal Dregoom, beim; tirlyil prisoner by the French. The eihoinaud of the rat'- went devolves on Major Jravotssa Loral l'Acsfa excellent regimens, (tffs. 7th tight Dragoons,) is already- s great favourite with the Irish; the exemplary conduct of the offit.ers:tm well as that of the meth cannot rail to, make them ebternicil in all their quarters. The hausre, aking to the great attention paid to them, are now in the tiiwst order possible. C4pI.I . IIINORTHSIVI, of the P 2LI Foot, wag killed about a ru3nth ago, vith , l4t ou a,rd it, the garrison at G.:or:duo., by falling over the ramparts there, A new Coaanin,ion of th. 1 3 . -are for Snifalk has pashie,l the Great Seal, of which the following is a corrert copy : )lergnis 11.1Oorrishire, Earl of Gostard. girl Cartirean, Lord Rentliediato, Lord George Beresfer-t, Tire Hos. Viscount 'pewit-6, Sir Jarnos .kdkck, Bart. I:ev. F. Itrunimorid. D.D. Rer. Thos. Sampson, U. D. Helier Hence, Jelin Farr, jaw. F. T. Hornorand, Robcrt Gage Ro - okiroorl, Wm. F. Middleton, Jame Sineeton. Tbornss We rrn, Ro bert Bradstreet, Peter Godfrey, Damson 'Furrier, J..bis Worth, Edw. %leunsitn Martin, lienree 1110.11. %V. H. Wrizbi, llotbew, Thee. I herrolitil, Ikea. tyro Coke, Geo. Wollas ton, Gilbert Allkck, Mortis, T. Cockorlge, Wes. W Kids l'age, Thos. P)trhee, La vesnn Vrre.w, H S. Waddington, Julie komp. Robert NlAplrtuil, Joho Purcell, Edmund J. army, Js B. Sturib, Jobe itirge.es, Jubsi Mi. kletbe mite, F.setitires; Bee' Berj. Heath, Res. Tlina Lllia Heger', liev. !Ain Rer. Joshes Rooks, Her. Rickard Leckenod, 'Her. 1;•lasoo Punk, Rey. Robert Hovers, Rel. Francis Nl•eaw.ll- , .., Her "iamb. Moltke,' s, Bev. FrederieklHellane, lies. riarioral Cole, Rev. Haney Hinged, Rew. tYilliku Pratt Sono, Her John Whitmore, Her. Hubert L. Beans, J 4inrs lintkLr, Ilay. Vfilliarn Brown. The i%ilto.ing very extram.t.nary affair occurred at Ur tit.as on Friday :—The Serjeuist•Major of the Smith Gloucester Militia had behaved so ex ceedingly abruptly and improperly to Lieut. Wm sow, in front of the regiment on the parade, on Friday, thut an order of confinement to his can room was. the conrequeace. The Ss•rjeant-Major has apartments adjoming the Guard•noa,e; sod Ss Lienteirant Wit.son was on ditty that day. he discoveriit the ;:•rj.-a:d.Mssjor, to gentiles.. of the o.der that had Lies issued, a•tlking bucka•rds and forward., and p.tr*.i.tllF atri,,ped. in V.: street, in front of the Giisrd-linittie. i-• l.•enten;r,tt pointed cost to I:iin the fel•y of his conduct, end in•l dr. , ' uuou 1)1. ;.tiring to ht• ruoni ; hitt which only io•!V••e I no i•.•tiitotss tool ab•s•..rr reply. Lieicentii! Bina, of the !lime I•••garcit, at this time W. and istinsi provoked e the irmilrwe ol• the other; eullad o tit the vs ...a eun».tio;! of . a unt, Van corporals, and c _Meru pi :vat. -, • ~.trawl Owns to take the oltn:•ter sot,, cu•to..y. ,ut 'As tosn d rte, thou, h eiti.sntotti It Lieut. (Prange to " 1 Y /4 N..• quad to °hey, and the a•touislt meat of !lic Inlirets u. to be Letter coneei•-c.l than expri•:•••il. A prompt V . 4otoU+ d.....••. of nc tiun their past• now itec tme sitstd•st: ly r:gus site. I.i• sunsuit It Ulll3. thertfore, drew his Ilk. ord. and threaten. to ruts thr Serieant- Minor th • ou c h the ho li, if lic.did not that i.i,tant retire, not hi s ow., s.onn , but to the Guard-WOW. It. Lt . 's conduct aid nut entitle him to such an sittitilvel tr. Pis. r.solnie .omrwhat• daunted the Scrj...ot ; rind as Leii!enaiit %V. •e.rtil lit tin r.. 11 tr the s.uue instant, to the guard ians.r the! hurried liiin williout further ceremony. —This hid scarcely been effected, when Captain SNITII, the Cuptaits of the day, neeirtql ; slot. on a lit h a d it.timeinol.,ent for the Adjtit4tite sail ordered him to srstotat a fresh looted, ;nal !ski: the former into customs ; whic:t was :recording!! don-, with the mareist•on of the Serkatit only. who wls nut en•tsnlererl morerially to bl a me. The gani lent-Silk - w e two Cirparals, c.glireen pr . are the 4qt' at t time under co itiovuent, an•l a ►t• t tular essausiisation into their conduct will take pla.•e. them. (1 ~:z~ a ~.:' • u ' TliE J.l}: Gc. ItILTIt %CT FI:01! 10 TNI GV4.11 I/1 Iw,?lt I. PJII4 I Tle• Its LuVr IPI.Ar. Were 'woe thr ail, with ;:grin_ hori, The fioial of &athirst roux to grow, • Tilsit I)•rr iihusild r.lll 11,r too) bowl, To ;0r.% 11/11 TlNturs ! 11,y itch %how, Asd wi . .%4 r, •u4ame, The 111:10C of 114. tit st ruworsiatr to lot. at tone 1 he sweetly-changeful 014 Ludy : For 11.11 T yet a ill4l{Cl th, ine fme,l the pot Vs midnight dream. Than thy serenely -winding stet ant, The *twin% bel o ved of hhr ty Et, to Dull, methinks, ha ouletru guise. ISM }under willowy i..kt pa t •, 1 see thte. sedge-ernwro 3 Get.tus, rise. And point the ghiles of thy limy. Tull 1484111 nrotioid thy temples pl.ty ; Thy hair the Input c►ystal grunt ; To thee I puu: the rural. toy, (.emus of the silver Thames ! TIIII shepherd-!ottib, on Yarrow fuses, Of Yarrow stream has soil the praux. To love and h.auty dear And lung 'ball Yarrow roll in fame, Charm with She magic of a name, And claim tie toaster tear. iVito has not wept, is pastoral lay, To bear tte maid. a's tong of woe, Who mourned :ser lover insulted away, And plowd the suondiug surge Te maid, who never ceased iJ weep, , And tell the a ..els bcr tale of 'arrow, Till on his brea‘t she rook to :leer, Beneath the lve!, were, of lut,Jer. The minstrel oft, at erenicg.l4ll, II a tearicd is Rusharas ru,ne.l Where, ow the wreck °Crawl, ur past, Tli" • 1141 woad hra.es the se. ep.ng bLot Aol while, beneath the erabowering stub, Se tiled, ion.l apd deep, his notes 11(1111.r, Ms called the op' et the glade, To hear the voice of Tel isit's fame. While artless love, sad sppnymisoth, Delight the waking dreares of south While natures beauties, sot'lly.ai!.', Are dearlo natnn s wsoderiog child The lyre sh all ins, where spo rthttg Ts red, By red stone cliff, aud isrartnia-tiwertd And awed walla is fair decay, Rounnidi along his emir. worn way ; There oh the bard, it taiduaght still, Wheei rose his eerie slept &lose, Shall start to hem. from haustrd The bugle blast at distance blow.: And oft hie raptured eye shall trace, Amid sty.. 'statuary gloom, The foistatilg courser's eager pace, The '1111.11:- clad warrior's ci plume, The heavies, blazing b. oad am! far, The 'mt. Alien rangiug Ace, And all the pride of feuJal war, afjudpompuf (Pinter • chivalry. . And Avon too has claimed the lay, Whir Irsteuieg Jaws forgot to stray, By Shakeopeai's tafint toed restrained And Savern, irh.nre aseipen.lerl swell Felt the dread 'eight of Merlin's spell, When the lone spirits of the dell Of Arthur's fall complained. Aod sweetly triode roomette Dec. Awd Wyea fair books all to►d) am le: But -0.1, Oh Thames ! aohaill to thee, The monarch-streom d Albino's LYCEUM THEA na. Mr. BRABAN last night performed his fir part of Prince Orlando, in the Opera a, Caked. He sever appeared to more advet All the beautiful songs of the piece were sett by hen in the finest style, and were most nusly encored. The Opera wrot off with mu! common spirit, and the noose %MIS crowded II part. Hi. Royal the Duke of OAR birth-dry was v4ebrated on Monday, at Bu' the mint private nrannei. His Ravi' Hi this Piidce of %VAL'S aod his Royal Biuthrr pre,-nt. Tuesday the Royal Party? Part' l6l grand dinner at Froginore, given by Her Ma. Anion.,:st those who paid respect to the day of his Royal Hispiness the Duke of Ct.ii nn Tuesitiy last, was Lord EAIIIII.IIY, who to p... op Lonour to a Prince el., corityht the furl at fanny, and who dewed his y , da3s it ervice if his country. 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