The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-09-01 00:00:00

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Horace, ode 3. liber 11.—" Sit Is Dire peon rtopr
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IN AN ADDRWAL OT LORD CAITLVALTARD y :t
111JI ',RICH TUC RIG= 110001.111ANt.t. RFS • b.
LATNLY SAILED NOR THE CoNTINZAT.

Oh, hark ! emerging tem the faithless wave,
Though skilled ilia wrath of storms ant rocks to 'is,
Yet, since unwonted treasure now von hear,
Since patriot worth and honesty's thy care, '..
Oh, hear my anxious, hear my ardent prayer! S
Preserve my Cannitig! waft him safely o'er
The seas that gird the Lositanian shore • ;
Defend from wreck and pirate, shark and shoal,
The dearer, better portion of my soul!
So may Britannia's Genius rule thy coarse,
So
may her sister Powers combine their force,
To bear thee straight and forward iu thy track,
Without ur calm, or worst, leak, or lack;
Direct as he, rumored by pelt or pay,
Has kept the unchanged tenor of his way;
Wham firm integrity has still pi-railed,
By party, fate, and interest assailed.
For should our Orator he snatched sway,
What substitute so well his part timid play?
Whit so amuse our trusty, rising sell-rot,
With Sights of parody awl ridicule?
Who steep the sense ofTierisey's argument
In jest and laughter, noise and merriment?
Thus, when a luckless brat has broke his now,
Nurse with a rattle drowns his elsm'rous woes.
That Stott-man sore had heart encased its steel,
Who first adventured in the fragile keel,
In Pleasure's search o'er weres wide to roam,
While Waist and Discontent were loud at I
Whom neither Smithfield Meetings could alarm,
Nor cries for Parliamentary Reform
From North to Soisth—nor speechifying club
Of dames of Manchester, who quit Ibr tub
And thimble for th' isausurtalising
Iliad 'stead of needles glorious truncheons wield,
Nur Henry Hoot, that arbiter copes use
Of multitudes, whose talismanic llama
Has power nu leas to quench than Marc the Hume
its breasts of thousands: who, alas! c .uld dream
Such strange conjunction! dire •irissituile!
Death to oar hope...l—ere/era deridertmtavi

• It is natural the illustrious traveller should, is the are
instance, revisit the scene of his foi mer to fat, attire, awl
met/ pall legatise Nervices.

WjADSI/K. AUGUST 31.

On Thursdny his Royal Highite.s the Doke of
GLOUCRSTER visited the Princess AUGUSTA at the
Cwale. Intro Repko P.sk.
On Friday Princess AUGUSTA. attended by Miss
Dissitowx. took an miring in her carriage, awl
visited the Duke and Duche.s ol GLOUCESTER at
liagshot. His Royal Highness returned to the
Castle to dinne►.
On S.tturdity the PRINCE REGRET arrived at
the Castle on his way to Ragtry. kb, Royal High-
ness left here about three o'cl..ek.
Princess SOPHIA has during the week taken her
usual airing in the Park.
Sir Ww. GRANT left the Castle this morning it
London.
Lord ST. HELENS is Lord in Waiting ou Ltr
MAJESTY.
Sunday evening being very fine, the Long Walk
was well attended with the neighbouring Nobility.
A great many strangers were prrwrist to hear ih.t
excellent band, the Royal Horse Guards, play; the
drums and !Mot of the 3tl regiment do not attend to
play in the Long Walk as thr 2tl trwritent of font
did when on duty here. The culitp.iity were very
much disappointed.

PASMONABLR MOVEMENTS.

The Duchess of Marlborough has left White Knights I
Berke, for Blenheim, Oxfordshire.
The Marquis and Marchioness of LansilOWlL and family
arrived on Monday eve.inc at Landow/a House. Berkeley
square, from their seat Buwood Park, Wilts; in morrow
ibt y take their departure fur the Continent
The Dowager Marchioness of 1. nsdov n, Mrs.
and MS/ Gifford, left town on Sunday for 6.Armait Spa.
The Marquis of Buckingham arrived use Monday at Thos.
Cholmondeley, Esq.'s seat in Cheshire, Gum a vi.it to ii
W. and Lady H. W. Wynn, at their seat Wynuatay, Rs•
bighshire.
The Earl of Aswan' left town yesterday, for North Ca..,
Kent, use • visit to Lord and Ltdy
The Earl of Clanwillisna has left lowa' for Ike Conlint
Visc..sont and Viscountess Granville arrived on Monday at
Badminton, Gloucestershire, on a visit In Ike Hoke and
Mehra, of Beaufort, from the Earl and Comoros of der.ey's
seat, Middleton Park, Oxfordshire.
Baron Fagel, the Ambassador from the Netherland., ar.
rived yesterday at his house, Wbitehall•lllace, from Ike

aliient.
Sir Robert and Lady Harland arrived yesterday at
Thomatt'a Hotel, Bei keferageare, from akin? seat, Norfolk.
The Hon Colonel Edward Lyguo, M.P. arrived yesterday
at Cowan* Beauchamea Marti St. James's-square, how •
War. _ _

Miss O'Natt.t. performed bay Rand*lo at
the Edinburgh Theatre; on Saturday. k was lee
first appearance io that character.
Nils. S. Bootn commenced on ..iiwitteinerit .it
the Liverpool Theatre, for a flirt 1101iikir
last, in the part of Juliet. Romeo was per.4llkurd
by Mr. COOPER.
There is no truth in the reports that dr. KEA"
has concluded au rtegagenwnt with the Maw,Lrei,
the principal American Theatre, and that be it
departure he is to perform at Covent-garden
Is
certain slumber of nights ; nor is there any maw:
to doubt that this eminent actor will re-ripprit; 3t
Drury-lane, where he is under articles to itetturin
fur two years.
A dud was to have taken place yesterday merit
lag, we Witnblettoa Common, between Mr. A----•
a medical meth and a Captain ; but iiii!-
roation having been received at the Police office, th•.•
parties were am-prised, stud fled from the officeor
A dispute at haesellwas she cause: