The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-19 00:00:00

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Bin 1.6"4/41Prolt Ili.Kilter ("WI of a lovingNtenl,....
esl by theyisible der lose of au jonsible slaughter. He Barr with
rat" Om distress lbr trodro plans that Its I.tts *Oll 110 in... It
Care snit anxiety fuatrnut, wisher beneath the edit hand of 01
isivisible el:semse. His Lady w*. lit emir. vain, ritl;•rt-d. ro.l
avasstiti.ril with h.q. trade partner, fur the loss (Ley wire all
likely to sostaio. Orr Ladyship, hoorver, not despairing
o remedy beiag found, look the Noo4 prodeutial sod effectual
method, by delicately searrldue the tender heart of the
&Ogled fair one. Dr. Mead, the Escolapios of his day. pro-
sistouelog her disorder beyond his power, or evru that of
MeMeille, to remove, prompted the good holy to divine the
sneer,. She was eoiaviliced that lure alum. was the disturber
of her blot, a..d the destroyer ul her frame. As.
sera of this, bee Lsdabip made bre fair guest a
visit,.regailelmg, if possible, to discover the lataut care
of her indisposition. For this porpose she, with (nut
address, asked her where she felt she most plou ? soot
is what mower particularly she was affartrd ? Not re.
ablate Us slew questiews, sad wine others ofa si m dam immure,
the meet septic* asswers, her first sospreions were still
absistues combated. With all the tend'r delicacy, therefore,
which slit miegoisheil her amiable character, she se ited her
had with beige sympathy, arid &clued she was Most es-
trogen happy to have disagreed that the collie of hor m
bdp was at tearable. The carer is love, said she, sod
tee which I think a certain core may be found.' The thine.:
idea perceived this observitium made to her (JO patient, coo-
. Stood its propriety. She thee entreated the indisposed dam-
sel to ewe to ara, *be was she object of her affection ; and
peaggised,•pen her beerier. sot 10 betray bee confidence. She
farther permailed,,hry smiriag her that ale Would. were it
papeible, obtain foe her the object ref her IJugeratiteg desires.
• j breve a. most se impala of poor diserctiub, my 4,ear
Sig-
trpa,' atestineed the worthy Lady, that you coohl not pns.
. • is peer affectiests Mt au improper object, 11111 i lam the
aterelispetteal le haw who be is, that 1 may she 1010111 r end
the maws of restorieg pee to your grouted charms, lo alih,
sad happieses. My Lied is deeply afflicted in coos. pi. are
of peer iodispesidue. He is, iorletel, Much more doomed
'ban t soul base Omagh& he coslJ, with all hi. in..as of
mate. have brew fur any sinter r iu his blued, veu as
amathie as pee are, my dear Sigour a.'
• 0, my dear Madam!' said the nachdo•he.pitierl
plea Lady, spare me, spare me! I dare not trout'. as my
weekoess, eves to poi—ell gracious as you have b. e., to
your wear charge. bid I cannot caries the retuorae
feel at my beim" obliged to behave with isigrairtude to your
dear Lord, by eisoceatiug frees him be well as from you, awe
an% amorous lonefatege, what preys epee my eaiiseuce,
cud meal Sally beer me tie my grave.'
• ' My dear Sageora; replied she Lady, !'lie now in poor
power so acquit rowself of all reeeeived obligation to both
hams sad me, by so far ataierrimg es we deserve your orall-
dace se to trust as wish the imperial secret. We would
wish to base this sasentaat of your reposing in our onions
earwig being exerted be peer welfare. It is eo idle curiosity
that urges my entreaty, bet ea imileserilethlc interest I feel
is pour farrow. Saseeld sheer be foaled, upon ioquiry, any.
**superable bee lean bamerable sumo, dist eats alone ft•
Mem roe to yam be peace of sided, she secret shall ever
ramie **discovered to the inspertimence of inquiry, or the
assent of malleeity:
" The above caudal, sieetar, tied interestieg declartlion
of the mod lady was toe peevatliaf. It was al once the
'emilderece ad heartfelt gratitude of the efilicied fair cue.
She emsferised that Me. Herrick was the object of her es-
teem; bet that be was as yet entirely ignorant of beteg the
ease, of what she had se severely felt from her trader
Ittschmeel.'
" The satiable lady, with the greatest coweers, heard slits
coefessims, wad hold her with romptums of apprehension,
that she feared the possibility if bet dreier. ever beteg guilt.
fled by the aurammeet of these object t that Mr. Garrick was
a panic fellow gahrereally caressed by families of the first
disown**, and wee who had bees already snorted of so
prime to caulk aid Somme is a metronome' ulhanee. She
'represrused 'Arenas se bete Isogoisibrug patient enmity other
difficulties; but ladies they had visibly affected the under
elate of the wow ett.despeediag fair, she assured her Oil mu
"weans should be left mauled. She begged that neither tato
gear nor hopeless grief should be suffered to prey soy logger
me bee almost exhausted frame. ' Croofide; said she.' in my
Lord's pool wilco; end be antral of uita best efforts bens(
exerted to adagio pew earomplation and relief.'
" His LurJohip was erjoiced that his Lady had obtained
she gives cause of his beloved (although musvit•ed) Limas!).
ter's lorlispatommo; io proportmo to its eutieralsneut having
tensed him the greatest umesesser. its dirr.rwrry afforded
him Orator,. Beteg possessed of the It Nth, his bops of his
child's owed, recovery bream so revive. Kouwiug Garrck's
love fee ovary was the ray of his expectation, mod the guide
oaf his eacaserah Mr. Garrick was isstrintly erns for to hi.
base. He had me solar arrived, aid inquired after the
health of Sigisora, than his Lordship opened the ',revel time,
liymeu, by Oa:wale( him with a smile, • that the lady's
indisposition was sat to be removed by any sillier than one
Doctor Garrick, as indeed/ arqsainiaide ut
" • Pray, my dear Lord, said the astuutalitd manager,
• explain 'oars. If.'
• Well, Sir, answered his Lordship. • should you tied,
upon Hie strictest inquiry, that Siguuitt Itioletti is a lady of
family sort fortune, arid oiasaessed of esery airtne luthapeu-
taLle to she baser of she female char•earr, do you thus
you ruuld satisfactorily receive her from my hands, %jilt a
protium of teu • thousand pounds? Acid here let me iufoim
yea Hist abe is sip dattgahts:
" The esraptared Garrick gave his Lordship ten Ilionsaud
thinks fur the simmerited honour and formic to which be so
unexpectedly. but geseroosly, invited 11110. He at the saute
time declared, with all due decorum, * that the lady was,
from the list mono* of his arquairrtora anti bee, fat from
being indiffereol to either his views or his wishes.; and that
he bad MP, felt more thee a cumitrou inietest tin tier favour.'
" You add to my wilisfattiun, sod seli, ire the p4rental ap-
preiteosisnas I fell fro the recovery of my daughier: replied
bin Lordship ; cold the crow of her Cemplaiul was &tato-
',red, the her of losing my child was my etotsisot alThetion.
And nits, Doctor, if you please, I will conduct you to your
patient. Sly Lady 01111, I ha., %overpay us:
" When Mr. Garlick caused the el amber he flew to the
bed-side sd ho enassoneed fair, and acted his trait aids as
much grace, nod pedlars more Unglue, than he Lad ever
performed it es Ike atop. His Lordship then pleasantly
inhumed her, that her doctor had hero in da ,get of the
same disordrr, sad from the seine cause—s., obs.tuate and
smut Crsaary aieace. From this auspicious hour the God of
Health ie.liloented bee cheek, and re-illuminated her eye.
And the English Koaciva Cusilinoid uuremilting in his at-
trodanee 011 the yosug lady, whose' core was speedily t fleet-
ed, to the gloat joy of the noble family.
• The nuptials being celebrated, 31r. Edward Moore, she
ingenious city poet, isiecribed a very portly copy of verses to
Mrs. Garrick, ishereiu be Mseribis Fortune to search of •
favourite daughter. After mauy s sweaty strp, she atupp.,l
her giddy shed at flMitottlOU•cale, where she found the ob-
ject of her inquiry, mud lavished ou_ her Ilse chcienat of her
favours?'

• 1 r. Murphy mention* the sum to bare ttc.st pia dum-
mied pawls.

A detachment of yagers of the Honourable Arid.
lery Company held their last public *horning (lay,
for the year, at Woolwich, on Wednesday laid.
The medal• were fired for ar iitial, and although
the weather was extremely unfavourable fur 6411
firing, the day's practice war ultrigedier TrrO +I knbly
good. The very superior firing of Capt. BESSELL,
at 300 yards, won him the first medal ; the secrind
sad third were wan by Me,f,N. ssook and sTe_
IT. Mr. K. T. HAIL, mho obtained the King's
lords!, hit every shut at 250 yards; and Mr. Itt-
♦tits got the Stamford medal by excellent ut
900 yards without a rert. Some new rifle., made by
Mr. BILVAPI. of Waterloo-place, were used on this
*name ; hia greatly improved plan of loading at
breech !It admired, and his guns are
io► to any others, in reference
hich they curt be loaded, and
required to keep them clean.
at the long distances bit with

the breecb wiii mod
tmoat decidedly auprrii
to the rapidity with 1,1
the tittle trouble rel
The shots haw thaws
the gutsiest accuracy.