The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-04-02 00:00:00

OXFORD CONCTarS.

We are rejoiced in being enabled, .6y the event,
'to congrutelate Miss WIrLSON upon the complete
"%recess of her reception at the 'Concerts (of which
she formed the sweet Charm and brilliant attrac-
tion). Ili Odr Music Rona', on Tuesday and Wed-
-4y etrenilegs.tast,..rlien she decidedly establish-
•ed her tepatuition here as a singer of the very first
-firothise. The Music Room ars entirely filled at an
early hunt each evening with 'inelegant assemblage
'of ladies and gentlemen residing in the University
and in its neighbourhood. A larger n u Wiser of gowns-
men than we ever recollect to hAve wen collect-
ed upon the occasion of a " debutante" appearing
amongst us, swelled the number of the audience,
until the extreme heat became almost insupport-
able. Nothing could exceed the splendid 'oho.
siarn with which "thefurou rite" was received in all
her justly-admired songs. The wonderful compass
of 'her tome reminded us, and particularly in her high
notes, of the more matured powers of the lamented
Rsiumatots. whose fame, fame. long as she bat reigned, ,
• in name the 'Queen of Harmony, we have no doubt
Of Miss WitsoN's eclipsing, when her contitutiou
shall have been more confirmed, and longer expe-
rience shall have enabled her to cultivate " the science
clang" more profoundly than her extreme youth, as
yet. his afforded her an opportunity of doing. We
have not space to notice the skilful and scientific
meaner ill which Mesa's. WSIAIII, HARES, and
110101, gare their respective songs ; suffice it to
say, that their powerful exertions were laurelled
with approbation, and that the Conceits terminated
greatly to the credit and reputation of all the nu-
merous performers in the orchestra.--(Orford


BRIGHTON, M A 11Cli 31.

His Majesty has repeatedly walked in the Pa-
louse grounds during the week. and when the Wea-
ther has been sufficiently favourable, her enjoyed
the exercise fur r considerable_ time.
The King rode out yesterday, on the Cliff; for
&boat two boom His Majesty appeared to be in
very good heithin
Earl,ovid CaUnitas Warwick, who had left us to
attend the Levee •and Drawing-room last *reek,
hare returned to their family, ut Bellevue House.

DUBLIN. MARCH 27.

Oa Satterday his Excellency tile Lord Liente-
,aant entertained at dinner% it the Castle, the fol-
lowing dietinguiathed pertionages
The Earl of Farnham, the Earl mad Canons of Meath,
the Dowager C,ouutraa of Orruotide' she Dowager Lasky Roes-
more, dm Earl of Enniskillen' Lady Flureuee Balfour, Lady
Beth Ifyone, Sir Richard and the Goa. Lady Leviiige, the
Mon. Mrs. Marrery, the Moo. and Very Rev. the Dean of
St. Patrielia„ the Hon. Mr. Howard, the Ilmn.Colsseel and
Mrs. Gore, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Robert sold Mrs. Fewer, Mr.
Lewis Barris Major Crawford, the Hors. and Rev. Me. Tat.
her, Me. Lee;bett, dlr. ladder, sad Griddle Millet.

FATAL ACCIDENT.

It Is our melancholy duty to record a fatal aceidest which
imppesed on Monday is a geollessa• of Emus College.
The shill which the edhdlar, ibis isinitution acquire is
rowing is universally acksewliedged ; sad it !Isere be some-
what of danger i• the satosemest, the healthfulness of ate
recreation, and the advautage of ouch a prokigry, fully
eeerpeasate for any postai!. risk. We apprehruß that the
dealer would be treater, and steideets more frequent,
were the ansuseasem strictly forbidden. It is still, how-
ever, the subject of maxi's, regulatioss ; bed going eh the
water is interdicted early iu theists's*. . We regret I. mate,
however, that a ynuny gentleman, about IS year; of sr,
the ten of Mr. Antrrstein, went up the river on Monday iu
Ape Moue. ttp'peleite Boreoey 'Chapel he dropped his
Atoll tato !root ter, toderaching to recent" it felt everbostd.
Another ethulnr stabiliag US the Wolk iesisedistely gave dm
alarm ;-.-Ist the cornett beosg 1141th-slat* rapid, assisisaire
was •navailiug. *The body sae out found till Thursday,
wise it was discovered near Clewer Point.—As Request
sas held ere the body on 'chards,, afternoon. Verdict—
Areedestitl death by Dviewskig. Lteudaud, Ss.—(ll7ndtor
.64yattres.)
Oa timothy tile weevil *tilos Of the terb, or Royal Reg i.
ascot, left Cork, for Cove, in one of the steam packets, Lobs
embarked UN board. th Passports now waiting in that har-
bour to y them to Malta.

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Alberti.% %Tilton rl.iwe evt prrtentl to rive ite the Overt
:rltuation of hill, it is plats dial we be evarii•to
:4rwevre there thou litre too vartb, since Setae, is ordrr to

" Wreak on ilium-ow frpil man, hit In as, 4c.
" Case deira."--Vide RAjk ik. hese P.
11.—GRAY.
(See (Me

I " Whit (Whets are to•feel, tend blow AWL"
The Ma pert of•thir Ihte' is evidently in to the
I nickname of " /fist Gray," which be ecqiiiii.d imi;nd his
I• is students at tottese, ovrialt so the &injure, of h.r
1-ililinnoters. 1.. aninlier piney; hoiliever, baritone 'rib?,
lib fee, whet, *a,.,''' AR are "item" (Ode iii') Tb.s
wised% donsttianite,' es know, edinprises three dis-
Stott cltislit—ltderOrillisVa, snit en.
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11l —I.ORD BYRON.

" • Fare thee omit, ti.nd if for l"-r;
" Aoki tor ever—fare thee well 7
This mends very pretidy, hat's. " sow, ,!•• at a. 431,...,
fad he l'fithe to site scow," we may jiv.tly inquire. a 1....
1151+, tbegovegatag dmopfrt, the *time be good or bad ;.
or if, in Stet, Kern", any sense at all. " Pare thee well"
Obit sod if
./.n ern" (Al.! why this,
Ihst teletes's **de fill rence—somelbibg elm, to be .urn, as
estiloc. 'Bot ii, !)
Stilt for ever, fare thee well"
ti.tertrise conclusion, certainly—implying, t slippage—a
ibit of bins that there Is uo A•epsake, or any this of that
stind to be expected.

IV.—YOUNG.
In t 10,4 the Ninth of the Night Thounhts, 'peeking cf
the Jodginent, he gues on in the following manner:—
"At midnight, when mankind is wrap, in rimier— •.
At midnight 'iis pressmed this Pomp will burst
Prom tenfold darkness."
I du not conceive, for my pert, how this ran Te•ry well he,
fur eVell presuming (upon whet grounds I know mid) Mai it
is likely to be dark upon our side Of the th.b., d will out be
so is the other hemisphere, sad although we they hewn
midnight bete, it will be brood day-tight with our Antipodes.
In this ease there is no (either comment requisite. •
At the eiroelosion of the hr.t Bouk be bas the fullow:r.g
words, which allude to Pope:—

" Olt itssid he mounted on his wiog of are,
s' Soong Oren I tick."
Wow this *as evident!), intended as a compliment, y. t
the waterelinference in he drawn from it is plainly the.. Nest
the height which, fur himself, Young calls mere sickinA,
amulet hive been quite • soar fur Pope. Such inarcurarie.
its Miele, however, if a hundred more uf them could be foe no,
*Nabt to go for nothing, in comparison with the merit awl
*sine of the noble Poeta, when it is considered in its proper
C. R. S.
light, es • wAofe.

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rail E CHASE.
Nis Majesty: Majesty's stag humid. will meet this day at °eking.
bans, sad on Friday at Stoke Commun each day at ten
eeloelt.
Lord Derby's slag hounds will meet to-morrow at Fda
Keaton.
Mr. Farittillarson's eelehrated pack of Dorseishire
fox hounds will meet at Deadmoor to-morrow, in the
tale of Blackmonr, near Storminster Nrwion, 'ten mars
from Blandford, and about the sane distance from Muriel-
louty.

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LAW ltiTELLlGlfftcr.

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COUILT OF CRAMMY, 11ATvitohT, Maims 31.

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GDEEN's COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE.
Mr. BLIGH said that it Wes not the intention of
any of the parties in this case to trouble hrs Lout..
ship with any further observations, but tht7 wishtd
to. know how the COOS were to he paid'.
The LORD CHANCELLOR directed that all the
costs should be paid by the Cullege.
sTRATHMODE V. STRATHMoitit.
Mr. HART said lie had read the brief which hod
been intrusted to him in this elite, hilt it did n6t
• appear to MI for soy pertitMler remark after What
ha t'fallen from his Lordship on the subject. tie
thought, however, that. with reap-ct to coos, tl e
trastees for the infant -Plaintiff had asked too much,
for they hid claimed the *INA of their costs oet
of the Scotch estate, without'saying a word of tho‘e
()title Defenhatet.
The LORD CHANCELLOR directed that the cowl..
deration of costs should be reserved.

CLEMENT V. TUENER, REINERT, AND Tilt BANE
Ut' ENGLAND.
Mr. Wirrottimn -prayed for an injunction to rt.-
etraM the Defendants from drawing nut of OM
Bank 1200/.3 per cent. annuities, rend to restrain
the Bank from iistriog the same. The &tendert,
Turner, bought hone Clement 1200!. stock, Ibr
which he gave a chick on Lubbock acrd Co: for
867/. Upon reeeiviog this check, Clement trans-
ferred the stock to Turner, rho afterwards trans-
ferred it to Helberl. Upou the plaintiff presenting
the check at Messrs. Lubbock's, it was ascertained
that there were fro effects in the moue of Tomer.
The Lowe CatAavELLoa writ.' Mr. Wingfield
if he hal arty .effhlaVit slating that Herbert irad
been* party to the fAiutl committed on the Plain-
tiff? .
Mr. W'iwartELo said he hod, no affidavit which
spoke ptniiiively to that fact, but he would. prey
the ittrinCtion en the ground of Herbert being ~
baste! far Turner. It appeared that ittrner bed
burrowed 1,200/. stock from Herbert, which he
was to replace by the Ist of 'May; as however, be
had replaced it before the ariplehas(l time, tierbett
ought to be considered in the light of a trustee.
The Loan CatacaLLoa s‘t no reason all a
persoh who had borrolved sits k, an utoiv -
eland:llg to repay it a certain time, should not r•-
pay it before that first if he pleased. The PI mai ti
must strew, by affidavit, that Herbert was privy
the fraud Ware the injunction Could be grentetl.
A. might decreed B. ul ceition stock, but ir v.
tnine honestly by it, he could lint be affected by
the fraud of A. Tile Plaintiff. =bat pan A au
amended affidavit.

An awful instance of sadden r death oreornad
'rsilay evening. Mr. Wilt,'Mimi. tate of the
tired 'ravens, in the l'aultiry. left town on Frata%
afternoon. for his lean/whewN Clophano ; hr (wok
tra, sod afterwards. as woe coatassary amt. Lint, 11l
sheets 'ley). On Atli:Ail% he tauplsiaed of Inds-
position. desired his bed to he ortertirds and rettr..l
to rest. Ile rot into bed witlatwat any its...lanet-,
just laid down. anti expired insapoleattly. .Alr. W.
was a man 'who enjoyed a good state of health, and
was upwards of 70.

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