The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-03-13 00:00:00

?OW cßirs MEMORIAL I 1 CONCRESS.

[The following Extract iq taken from a block jnst published
under the above title )

YAHIP, MY HEARTIES!

GUAR WV JACK WILKE*, TIRE CoACIViaI, AT A LAT.:
MADQURRAOt IN ST. HILES* IN THE CHARACTER Ur
LORI) C—IT-11-.000.

I FIRST was hir'd to peg R Hack (1)
They call " The Erin," sometime hack,
Wiese .onn 1 termed to patter flash (2',,
Tn curb the tile 3) and tip the loch--
Which pleas'd the Master of IRE CROWN
So much, lie had me up to town,
And gave me tots of quids (4 3 year,
To foul " The Coos it ntion" here,
So. ya.hmp, Hearties! here am 1
Tiiat drive the Cocatitutinti

Some wander how the hold, no,
Su rotten 'tin, witl,iu, without ;
So loaded, too, through thick and thio,
And with 'Leh heal•% erelars Iv.
Hot, Lord, 'twill last our tine—ur if
The wheel% alanuhl, now and then, get stiff,
nil of Palm's (ti the thin", that, flaking,
Nets the naves and
strikes ',7) going!
Su, ya-hip, Hearties' ftt.

Some wonder, too, the til.l that pull
This ram concern ailing, in
Should never bark, or boll, or kick
The load and driver to 014 Nick.
Rot, to ver far—the breed. thonch British,
le now no longer name or skittish ;
Except, immetimes, about their COTN
Tamer Hoitylinhnott (a) neer were born.
So, ha•bip, Hearties'

And then so sociably we ride!—
While s.ime have places, snuz, iwaidey
Some, hoping to be there anon,
Through many a dirty toad kang on.
And when we reach a filthy spot,
(Plenty of which there are, God wot)
You'd laugh to see, with what an air
We fah the opatter—earli his share!
So, ya-hip, Hearties! &e.
(I) To drive a linckney coach. Rack, however, seems in
this place to 1:‘, au an old !mitten down stage.enach.
(2. To talk parliamentary to. otherwise.
(3,H
(4) Money.
(S) A process carried no onereoofully under the Roman
Emperors, a= appears from what Tacitus says of the " In-
alrionerla I;eoni",-,To fool is a technical phrase among the
Knights of the %Sidi, • thus, that illustrious member of the
Society. Rickard Cypher, Esq. says: " I've 'lasted at every
thing—pegg'd at a jury—tooled a mail coach."
(6) Money.
(7) In Mr. Gregoon'a MS these words are spelled " *mires
and fellows,' hut I have primed them according to the pru.
per wheelwright orthography.
(S) The extent of Mr. Grsgoon's learning will, no doubt,
mannish the sender; and it appear,. by the following lines,
from a Panegyric written upon I,im, by One of the Fancy,
that lie is also a etioowlerahle utlet:i iu she Latin language.
" As to sciences—Rog ke.oue 3 little of all,
" Allll, in I.• 11111, to 6111• W ihut he's in icooramus.
" He wrote once an Ode 011 111% f. ieua, 11/njar 1'64
" And the motto was Paulo saajora etymons .g•

Yesterday, • little before twelve o'clock, the
Doke of Yong left town for Windsor.
The Duke and Docile., of Gt.oucv.trrs• dined
with the Princess AUGUSTA. at Windsor, on
Thursday. The Princes* SOYIIIA. who is now
enjoying much better health than the did some
months since, joined the company of her Royal
Relatives in the evening. The Duke and Duchess
nimucirsTEß left Windsor shout nine o'clock,
sud arrived m town, at Gloucester House, at half-
past eleven.
The Duke of SUSSEX command. the Oratorio.•t
Drury-hole Theatre, on Wedneolly evening nest.

The Duke and Dtiehe.s of l'iiirrt.sa isle es.
peetell at their Grace'. residence, Ikt.b-honse, Pic-
caililly, emly in the ensuinf,: week, frarn We!beck.
The Duke of 11*1:1.1.1NGTON was Al Home with
Mr. MATTHEWS, on Thntsilay night, ut the Eng-
lish Opera-house, in the Strand. His Grace, when
recognised, was loudly cheered by the whole circle.
BEAUMARCHAIS intended the character of ii-
garo, us " the Devil of the French Court."—lf
LtsToN has not made the character a political, he
has at least made hint a very pleasant Devil.
The admirers or MozART must have been highly
gratified by the execution of his original and beau-
tiful airs and concerted pieces in Time illarritve of
Figaro; and had this far-famed composer l'been
living, he would probably have confessed, that in
no Theatre on the Continent was lie ever better
supported than lie was at Covent-garden, by Mrs.
DICRONS and Miss STEPHENS.

FUNERAL OF LADY ELLLNBOROUGII.—At an
early hour last morning the remains of Lady EL-
Luisuonoutat were removed from hi. Lordship's
house, in Hertford-street, May-lair : the cavalcade
moved at half-past six, and consisted of four mutes
(hi horseback, six horsemen in lalack cloaks. &c. ;
the hearse, containing the body, enclosed iii a coffin
covered with superb ciinrua velvet, elegantly orna-
mented with silver gilt nails., coronets, &c. with a
plate bearing the inscription—" 0 t.tviA, Lady El.-
I.KISBOROUGII, daughter of ROBERT STEWART.
Marquis of LONDONDERRY. died the sth of March,
lel% aged 27," followed by five mourning coacher
and Lin, with several carriages of the Nobility, &c.
It proceeded down Piccadilly, Pall-mall, over
Westininstsi-bridge, to Foots Cray,where his Lord.
ship and other relatives joined the mournful pro-.
cession, and accompanied it to the family vault at
North Cray, Kent.
The new creation of Peers in Frarice is another
proof of CICERo'S position, that "The Genius if
Fortune goTef HS the dedinicv of Men." Iliiw eke can we
account (or the Plebeian of To-day berinninx the Prince of
To-wermiv, with the same ten as any person whit now buys
a Shag in this Loth, y may breutne possessed of 20,000
Guineas ins few days' fur the Drawing begins TUESDAY,
23,1 Instant, and the Scheme is so ensiled, thug a Ticket
can gain Sixteen Pores, Three of which may be 20,0001.