The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-02-13 00:00:00

All 1131.104 pr, all arnerre, are riothinir In me.
I..t=iiipai tit with the hardships of parting from flier

" loin pity pow sitilurs oho sre eltlrteled 111:111
their colorist to, affection., .4 IA 1•1011. at I.,nrr:
Bell the hope or rretirse4 all the joy ,0* a In,
elillirlf•f, his helm, Nis 14. Lee a :.sel his s*Jr."

" The crowd had withered r iiiiii II the Pilgrims,
for the Gipsy sung the above with so much sueet-
MAP, that it %011,4 encored by a party of lg.:mimeo ;
—when the Gipsy• duo' lwr eyes upon Lally
Harriet. ;said, renumber—P,—sod disappeare.,.
The confusion of the Pilgrims attracted the untie,:
of those around,—who were curious to knew
whom the song was rung.—Night now ailvalieril
with solemn step,—and motiormig for the cooed t•
disperse, shrouded Julia with her nsesitle ;—soil
whispering her, said, Come—with .dent Night ; end
drew her from Lady Harriet's arm —She was leisthug
her away.—when a bell 'Goaded. sod a voice calling
News, uews. great news, stopped Julia. That. fair
insides,. presetiting a letter, is for you, said the News.
matt. It comes from a friend; and this for yon, taking
Lady Harriet by the hood. And then, whispering to
her in another voice, which she well understood to
be Sir Harry Darrinit's, maid—keep close to Julio,
and I will see you again is, the rheracter of --,
when, turning his ryes. lie siw the Swinish
Gitlin. elm, at his ear, who exclaimed—Ali, thou
dear deceiver! Ah. thou perjured owe!—but
will be with you. She then tried to cross so so to
separate Lady Harriet from Julia. But the News-
man, drawing her arm within his, joined Julia sail
Night. Then whispering to Julia, he said, read
your letter by yourself, and left her.—Julia looked
for her letter, which she lied but that moment be.
fore in her hand—but it was gone. She turned to
Night, but Night had disappeared !"
A masquerade has often engaged the portraiture
of the novelist ; bat no delineation of this kind
ever rivalled that in the present work, in the deep
interest by which it axes the attention slid agitates
the curiosity.
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The chlrar ter of Almeria Sinelure. the ',drip,-
lug Beauty, is developed with that litre 01),rellaitiCe
of 11111111te traits, and that variegated tissue of inci-
dental associations, which gradually bring out tha
hkeoess upon the canvass, till they display the
enure portrait in ii blaze of light. The execution
of this character, in which genius, knowledge of
the world, mod a penetrating insight into the ha-
mail heart, are equally colispiciions, may safely
challenge a competition with any character, ill any
of the most esteemed productions of modern tunes.
We conclude this article by stating, that we are
given to understand that these volumes are the
production of an Author who is well known to the
literary world.

MARKST Pi.
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