The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-11-25 00:00:00

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i'RIKUtE TO TIIE MEMORY OF THE DEPARTED

NELSON.

rho' the fame of our arms may be beano on each gale,
Th.' the mans of Glory thus* Britain may rise—
ret still, 'midst r Ill! triumph, shalt 40110 W prevail,
And the vniee of rejoicing be cheek'd by our sighs !
For I f tm, who had ever made conquert his ow n
Who saw Ird to conquer, yet conqueed to save;
Bat now his brave Spirit to Heaven is flown,
\nd Britons lament o'er their favourite's grave
Oh ! Nature, ! thy mcm'ry this tribute shall claim—
Our bosoms thy virtues shall ever enshrine--
The sons of cur sons :hall Feick., in thy Name,
And the fame of their Country be blend. d with thins.

The Genius of Britain her banners had spread,
'Cu hail the bright trophies thy valour had won
But when it was told, that thy blood had been shed,
Tho' .she at the triumph, she wept o'er her Son
1111TZ-OSSIAN.

Saturday mousing His MAJESTY, Princesses Au-
OUST A, Sorts's, and Aids:lAA, attended by Lady
WIN Y A R IS, Gen. FITZROY, and Col. TAY LOR, rode
on horseback to Holyport. Her MAJESTY, and the
other PR tric ESSES took an airing in a coach and four,
by Wingfield.
On Saturday night, the Duke of CAM BR tune ar-
rived at Windsor, from London.
Yesterday morning, His MAJESTY, Princesses
AUGUSTA, Sorel A, and AMELIA, attended by Gen.
Firzirov, Colonels DISSROW and TA v toe, and
Lady WIN T A RD, walked to St. George's Chanel,
and heard an excellent sermon, by the Rev. Dr.
DuvA a., from the 26th chapter of St. Matthew, and
41st verse. After Divine Service, they took an airing
to Frogmore.
His Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER is
sitting to Sir WILLIAM BRECHEY, for his whole-
length portrait, voted by the University of Dublin.
The Duke of CUI4IPRIL AND is likewise sitting to Sir
WI L Li • is, for his full length portrait.
Lord MuLoativa, Mr. CANNING, and a nume-
rous party, dined with Mr. Purr on Saturday.
The Huetsh,l 'freer was performed, on Saturday
night, at Drury-lane Theatre, to an elegant and
crowded audience.
His Grace the Duke of RUTL AND has given
twenty guineas to the Hurnaae Society at Leicester,
and also become a yearly subscriber.
Lady Louis, M•surees is expelled to dinner, this
day, at her house, Pall Mall, from Moulsey (;rove.
His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE is
always exerting himself in the cause of humanity.
His present pursuit is to have the money subscribed
for ereding a naval pillar. applied to the relief of
the widows and orphans of our Naval Heroes.
His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE did
not dine with Lady HAMILTON, last week, as stated
in some of the Papers.
Mas Fisata.one of the Young Roteie, is now
performing at the Bath Theatre ; but, at Christmas
will return to Drury-lane, to meet her young friends,
in Queen Med.
In the course of six days, five public. Balls will
be held in Norfolk; they commence the .3d of De-
cember.
HENRY DASIIWOOD, Esq. will leave Nee ot's
Hotel, this day, for Scotland.
Judge Fox left town, yesterday, for Dublin. Mr.
WALLER will leave town this day : they both came
to attend the trial of Mr. Justice Jonsson.
TI.O PORTUGUESE A /4 B ALSA DOR had a seleft party
to dinner, yesterday, at his house, South Audley-
street.
Lord G. CAVENDISS gave a grand dinner, last
Saturday. at his seat, Latimer, co several of the
surrounding Nobility.
The Earl and Countess of HARRINGTON arrived,
last Saturday, at their house, Stable-yard, Saint
James's, from Brighton ; and yesterday entertained
a small party, at dinner, amongst whom was the
Dowager Countess of Seri. ow.
Lord RI YIRS dined, last Saturday, with Her
Royal Highness the Princess of Watts, at Black-
heath.
'the Marquis of S•LISIIIPET left town, on Satur-
day afternoon, for Hatfield. and will morn. this
morning, to attend the trial of Sir JOB ti EAMta.
Lady lisar ast;or c, and Miss M•nis LIU, left her
Ladyship's house, in Grosvenor-square, at four
o'clock, yesterday, for Normanton-park.
The Earl of ROMNEY is expetted, in a few days,
from the Mote, t:ent.
The Gummi Theatre wee crowded with fashion.
en Saturday night. to witness the performance of
Mr. Sc misrules juvenile company, in the favourite
Opera of 4daph mad Clara ; pier, Die Britten Griot,-
genets I and a variety of entertainments, which were
received with the greatest eclat.
Mr. C. Menus was to open the Royal Amphi-
theatre. in Dublin. en Tuesday last.
A superb dinner has been given at Yarmouth, by
the Captains of the ships of the North Sea Fleet. in
honour of the late glorious Victory. Admirals
RussaLL and Douce' As, and the principal Officers
of the Army and Navy. were present.
As there is a serious dispute about the identity
and family of Mr. Juices, who was engaged in the
latefreees at the theatre, we can assure our readers,
he is supposed to be a lineal descendant from the
famous Mrs. Jima% recorded in Mr. kicHARDSUN'S
Novel of Panetta; or, Virtue Rewarded,
('ashiobury Park, in Hertfordshire, the seat of the
noble house of Lissa, which has been six years
building, and is said to have cost 80,0001. is now
finished, and will. this Christmas, display all the
splendid hospitalities of the Earl and Countess of
Essex.
The Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and
Privates, of the West Suffolk Militia, in garrison
at Ipswich, have subscribed 491. 13s. to the Patrio-
tic Fund, for the Widows, Orphans, and wounded
heroes of Trafalgar ; and the Royal East Middle-
sex, 751. for the same benevolent purpose.