The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-08-24 00:00:00

MISS O'NEILL.

This interesting Lady was taken ill at Donagloadee as she
was !wearing to embark for Stoll mol, iis cusiseqiiener of
which she returned to Belfast. V. 5 have the pleasure how-
ever of stating, flirt letter" of the 18th sisal. received by her
family io London, anaounce her perfect recovery, and add
that she bad resumed her journey for Scotland.
We have it from the best authority that Miss O'Neill,
having recovered from her late iudisposition, commenc►s her
perfoimalices at our Theatre Next (yesseiday)—
(Edinburgk Ciwant.)

The Duke of Direcessut•S give • grand dinner
yesterday to Lady MoRPETH, Lady GaAll,ll.l.s.
and airiest putty, at 'Devonshire House.
•tbe. Duke of :NORFOLK nut a 'elect party of
distinction dined yesterday with Lady Plasm., at
.loiv hOuate.43l4Wwwee-sqeare. •
The Duke of PORTLAND, the Earl of Firs, and
Lord Aweltalt were among the numerous persons
of rank who passed through Durham in the course
of last week.
The Duke and Duchess of NORTHUMBERLAND
arrived in Newcastle on Monday. Their Graces
honoured the assembly svitli their presence in the
evening—it was most brilliantly attended ; upwards
of SOO ladies and gentlemen, comprisiog the beauty
and fashion of the neighbourhood, bring present.
Their Graces patrouised the performances at the
theatre oo Tuesday evening—llse house was crowded
n every part.
There is • report that simultaneous meetings of , 'Ste IN ILIUM LEMON has returned from London
the unrepresented are to take place throughout site with his family to Carelew, iii Cornwall.
kingdom, on the day after Christmas-day, fur the . General. Sir R. 11. N'IVIAN, accompanied by
!impose of electing representatives to sit iii the Lady VIVIAN, has arrived it Truro, preparatory to
House of Commons. 'ftie proceeding without writ the attuning season.
is asserted to be legal by professional Gentlemen.— Thursday the Mayor and Corporation of New-
(Carlisle Journal.) castle gave r grand dinner at the Assembly Rooms,
A kern contest is now carrying on for the repre- to their distinguished townsman, the Right Hoii.
ventistion of the county of Rioter's', bower'. Captain Sir W. SCOTT. Turtle. venison, mid every deli-
CHARLES ADAM, KN. and Colonel GRAHAM. cacv in season was provided in great abundance.
The guardians of the poor, riling I.r the town- Mr. KEAN made his first appearance at the Our-
ship of Leeds. have appninted Mr. ROBERT OAST- ham theatre on Thursday night, its the part of
!LER. Mr. JOHN CAWOOD, mid Mr. EDWARD Bicha,d the Third. The house was respectably
BAINES, a deputatims to visit Mr. Oweres este- I filled, end the audience derived high gratificstioni
i bliehment at New Lanark. in compliance with the fruit the inimitable powers of the actor.. After cum-
! insitetion of that Gentleman, for the purpose of 'olefins his engage meta there mid at midetlend,
--.....--. 1 ascertaining how far his plan cats he made practice- i Mr. KLAN will perform at North Shirlde.
tof the examinat-liioo • au, woomta, ; bly applicable to diminishing the lismilier, Nod The brilliant and overflowieg bowie with which
As see
red
red
! ably
the condition of the necessitous pour in I Mr. MATHEWS was honouredhonouredat one theatre on
who appea at the Mansionase, last morning. i that
towitApip. Monday evening, combined with the solicitations of
in consequence of a summons from the LORD I Grorrdl Sir J. Pia° passed through Wakefield . his friends. have induced that gentleman to an-
Mayes, in order to answer certain interroga- lon Wednesday foleotion, on his route from Camps- nnunce a repetition of his Tsip to Paris.—( Leeds
wive, relative to the printing of the placard, ; mount to Manchester. 1 Mercury.)
convening the Sleeting of Saturday, at the Crown i A failure of some consequence took place on Si.
oTniedtirand Stand, at Yorie k.iwhich wasi formerlylt
and Anchor—and of Mr. GARLIC[. charged with 1 tuiriluyt atmthetiStockf
themilli/Lo, mid tLeblipal rtdies,
ed,t a i t _o
excess,B
ot ;siaiss'a a:lite was nelvetrewiiiigne' ,lias.ifil. 6
o
e
rrs
crowded
a
pabliehiog a seditious libel—will he found in i
' elated as defaulters. Their differeeirieceet , it isysup. ; There were scarcely any carriages on the ground.—
another part of our Paper. Mr. WOOLER refused 1 posed, will amoutit to 7,0001.—( Evening Paper.) The sport was, however, very good.
to give op the copy of the placard. or to state who IThe boxiog match fur SO guinea% between ('hole
It frequently happens, that one telkative over-was the author of it. lie was, after a short ems- i bearing member among a Grand Jury will tetanal. Doris, the Bristol man, and Bas/se//. t: e Irmh-
ruination, suffered to retire, and was loudly cheered i mend to find a true bill where there is scarcely • I man, aboutlnavis's weight, will take place this
mew ll illg at L lulesey Hurst. Betting 6 and 7to 4
by the people, as he left the SlausionsHouse. i coloroureble pretence for it, observing at the time, ,
on Davis.
Mr. eattr.tts was informed by the LORD that "The Petty Jury may acquit the accused if
Egliim Races commence this day, and the place
li they think prosier ; ..o harm will he clone." The
MAYOR that he would expect twenty-four hones'fur the light being on the road, it is fixed to take
j tro;ible, the ex 'rose, the 'mai .1) ausl sorrow. of the .
notice of - Ptvla:ectiutont":',Aehfooirnt.ht Ttret'll:tleimilitleiriesrtaecdeionftit'eheradeat;
sea (which we understand to be ISO/, per annum), ii low's consideration. is the gold cup for which liuspitulity is the favourite
mid two sureties, each in the full amount of his 1 MA aU VA cTu it 3or Pt [Es.—lii consequence of
tent. His Lordship insinuated, that the individuals I what hill from KLANDFORD on Saturday, us well I
at odds.
A New History of Music, from the ecientific
as other iliforniatiot_,i the LORD MAYOR disortclital '
who have become brit for Mr. CARLIILE, in come- , I Pen of Dr. Elusive. will not fail in excite the pub-
air. DROWN, the Marshal, to the M..gistrate• at
querice of the informations filed against him for the Worithip.strert. requesting their aid to search the ; crlicgaell,:teninti'!;;: style,T hi a work k
ample o
. at as
"in l promise ii I.
publication of PAINE', Age of Keaton. would not, premises of HARLAND, who is a blaCkriiiilll at :to supersede the formidable quartos of tIAWILINs and
ou this occasion, be accepted. I Slicreditch„ and Irons whom BLANDFORD stated. 1 BURNEY.
lon Saturday, lie had got the pike. 'fhe Magistrates 1 HAZARD and Coss who wild FOUR Prizes of
hesitated us to the power they he'd without more . 30.0001. in.the last eleven mouths. respectfully in-
; explicit information than a note from his Lordship; I fortis the Public, that NEXT FRIDAY the Lottery
but the Marehal, conscious of the propriety of his . finishes, when Two Prises of 38,000 i. 3 per Cent. Commis
informatiors. undertook to isideninify the officers, 1 Cana all the other Capitals mad be drawn. HAZARD and
o.'s Offices, 93, Royal Exchange-Fate; 211, Curuhill; and
cud in consequence some of them immediately sc- 1- t
. 324, Oxford-street, corner of Sirstlow.street.
compaitieti bias. Upon arriving at the house os ,
SEVENTY-TWO THOUSAND POUNDS NEST FRI-
HARLAND, he found that lie hail been from home I
D ' AV.—The State Lottery finishes next Finlay. on
about an hour or less, but he found his blacksmith's
, . 1 which day both the Prises of 36,0001. Consols, and every
forge still en warm as to make it evident that it had ; other Capital, mast be drawn. HISWS Officio' hare been
been recently at work. Nothing, however, in the ; most conspicuous for sale of Brest Capitals (chattier Money
shape of a weapon was found there. 1 or Stuck), as. he sold 'Fee oat of Three of the stit.oool.
I Consuls, the only 40,0001. Consols, and several 30,0001,
Last week a white, or cream-coloured crow,
.wasl 20.0004 besideshaving sold fall half of all the 30,0001.
Must by Mr. Rower's]) ATILINPON, Of Meillfg tie, Mousey Priaea.—Tirketa and Shams are oa wile at Ins
I
who is in Ins 80th year, although the bird had Offices, 4, Curnhill. sad 9, ClLatiug.eross; sad by his
eluded the vigilance of many active sportsmen. Aguas to ths Consul.

" I litc.ten to apprise you, that we have this day
►eceived infitrinstinit from Angostura, of an action
fought on the 12th ult. at Curial's, by a division of
the Spanish army, under the command of General
ARANA, and a division of the Patriots, led by
MARINO, in which the horslists were totally de-
feated, with a hats of from 1,0011 to 1,100 in.n, all
their camp equipage, documents, Btc. The Patriots,
1 regret to add, suffered severely, having lost 400
wen."

The New York Papers contain no local news of
any Ititertvt.

A very important official dispatch from Smith
America is given in moodier part of our Paper,
1.1:r victory obtained on the l4th of June over the
Hey:dist, appears to have been decisive. General
llut.tvee has in consequence entered New Grenada,
in ahich he has made considerable progress. He
was every where received with open arms. He had
hren waited upon by deputations from all parts of
that fine province, with offers of men, arms, and
mosey.

We bare received Paris Papen of Friday last,
and Dutch Papers to the 21st. While the work

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