The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-05-31 00:00:00

NEW ROOMS. HANOVER-SQUARE.

The Annual Concert of the Royal Society of
Musicians, was held last evening at the shove
ROOlll4. The Stored Oratorio of The Messiah,
from the works of Llntrixt., was the entertainment
of the night. The priticipal vocal performers were,
Mrs. BILLIKOTON, Miss D'Aaair. and Mrs. V• 1.112.
HAN ; Mr. HARIII6OII, Mr. W. KNY VETT, Mr.
SALE, Mr. J. B. SALE ; Messrs. Gott, Gou, EL-
LIOT, and BARTLEM•tr.. Leader, kr. CRAIIIER.
Conductor, Mr. GREATORIX. Mrs. BILLIIIGToN
exerted her vocal powers with great effect in
" Rejoice greatly,o Daughter of 'Lion;" and Mr.
BARTLEIS A 11. in his song Why do the Nations so
Arlen's& rage together ?" was rapturously encored.
The whole of the performance went off with the
most enthosint.tie marks of approbation from up-
wards of ono Nobility and Gentry ; including
His Royal Ilighttesa the Duke of Cumberland; the Earls
of Chesterfield, Dartmouth, Vabridge, Fortescue and
ton; Lords Rare...mit, Arden, Bora, Ilarewuod and Ver-
non; !Aches Ann th•ret,ford. H. Daabsood, Duerr, Ver.
non, Wigram, 4e. 4•C.

The Princess AMEI.IA was considered much bet-
ter yesterday.
Mr. Win imam. at ten o'clock, last night, was
considered in the rause state as he was iu the
morning.
The Bulletin in the morning was as follows :
" Mr. Waldbaum has bad • very quiet eight, sad is not
wane lii. mooning."
Mrs. DIMONS'S benefit, on Tuesday night, at
Covent-Garden Theatre, was a bumper, and the
entertainments were worthy of the audience. Mr.
PHILLIPS, at the rtitiiest of the Managers of both
Theatres, sustained the part originally performed
by Mr. BRA HAH. in consequence of the indisposi-
tion of Mr. BELLAMY. In the charming duet
with Mr. Inc:Ls:non. and the song of " Lovely
Kitty." he received the most rapturous applause.
His MAJESTY has been pleased, by Letters Pa-
tent under the Great Seal of Ireland, to grant the
dignity of a Baron of that part of His M • 'a
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
called Ireland, unto JOHN PENDERGAST SMYTH, of
the city of Limerick, Esq. by the name, style, and
title of Baron Kiltarton, of the county of Galway,
and to the heirs male of his body, with remainder
to the Right Hon. Cu OA/ VERMEIL, nephew of
the said JOHN PENDERGAST imam and the heirs
male of his body.
Thr Lottery Offices are crowded daily.
Ticket* and Shares are selling in great variety at
both of Btsir's Old Established Offices. 4 Cornhill,
and 9, Charing-crow; where Twelve Capitals were
Shored in the last Lottery, and Eight in the pre-
ceding, including Three Prizes of 20,0001., two of
6,0001., Ten of 40001.. and Five of 6001. The
Lottery will begin and tigrish un Friday, the 6th of
June.

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• 111011i6AT, NAY Ste.
Sweepstakes of logs tech, for all ages; 4yr olds, ast 3lb.
Two mils.
Lord Filswillimo's b. e. Whilunar, by Doe Qu;mu,.,
4 yrs old
*piked vitt
D. of Hamilton's b. e. Aaktoni by Walnut, out of Ms.
Haworth, 4 yrs aid
...... D. of Leeds's b. c. Bessitigliy, by the loather to Recruit,N
yrs old
Asbtoo was at York, hut had nut done work, sail did so
declare mitil this morning.
The Sapling Stakes of sop each, h. R fur ri.yrs old fillits
Sat. 21b.—The 14.4 mile and bait.
Mr. Illarrison's b. Viulaute, by Cuckfigliter, dam by
Skyscraper
.........
D. of Hamilton's b. Lady Charlotte, by IVcr ter, out of
Misa Platt, by Mango ..
. • t
Mr. S. Duueouthe's cbes. by Ambrosio, dam I,) High.
dyer
Rir W. Gerard's hay, Oriaim, by Brolohtuueb .. .. 3...... ,4
Mr. Wades —, by Shuttle, dam by Sir Pa 1
Pam 'ftazb.. 1,4
Mr. bay, by Delphii, out of Piinirc,e's Slant
Mr. Mellish's Brown, by Young Whiskey, dam by Tau.
dem
Mr. Mellish has a second Subscription, but did sot man.
Six to 4 on Lady Charlotte.—Won cleverly.
Produce Match for tongs, b. ft Two mike
Mr. T. Ihincumbe's b. f by Chance, dam by Dragon, mt.
Mr. E. L. Hurlgson's c. f Firat•Fly, by Cock fig:lW, toot
of Eustatid, set.
Five to fuse on the wirier.-4 smart race.