The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-11-17 00:00:00

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YiI7B6IILLII OP BRANCEPRIII CASTLE.

On T•estiay, the 9th instant, Wit. RUSSELL,
Esq. son of M. lltUssaLL. Esq. M.P. of IBtenvel.th
Castle, in the county of I)urhaaa. attained too 21. t
year. No particular notice was taken of the ital.,
as from the extensive alterations which the ca,iie
is
fora p
s tiregentmeaupder. assasiangesiag' Mr. R
adaptedui eto % Lit
at priucrty
entertainment With he would wish to give to
friends on so joyess an occasion. The relaxation
of the birth-day is, we understand, coustqueoly
postponed till the comptition of the imilding.
The following lines, written upon the wee"i„,
of the coming of age of Wm. RussELL, E,3, are
from the pen of Mr. STEPSEN KIMBLE '
How that Vie dash of war's alarms
No looter culls She brave to orals,
Sinew Europe's foe, emmpell'd to yield,
Has emitted fled the bloody Feld,
Ad proud Oppressing, v.squlsb'J
Sees Enrage sey'd by Britain's nigh' ;
Now Ilea?, in pewee is. Mewing* send.,
Aod 'swath the load gWd Meaty brads,
Ad Ceres' had, jot rimming o'er,
Her Corueeopin loads the more,
Shall Discord lift her teasing broad,
a Prow her propriety to fright the Wad?"
May Gad avert the threatened ill.
And &Hoes lire as brothers still!
May lodustry employment Gad,
May Labour occupy the milled!
Lad let us toast, with hearts of joy,
The ENO WIN won the pose moo,.
Does alit the thought at owe inspire
An eager, ardent, warm desire,
To raise she voice its load Messes.
Lod All sad *irk to Russell's rain.?

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sac* toes who shoe have power
1" avert the dread laspesidiag hear:
That hasty swabs., whose ample cure
So Wog has fed the labssriag poor ;
For his a garland let be wear's'.
Brighter than Hero e'er
Haply by bkial sod earatire gaive.l—
wade happy, this itlitaia'J.
OW that say Mow, its deathless lam
Had power to *Mg the good swan's praise!
May be who cows of age to-day,
The brim of hi. Mae, repay
With gratitude his asides. cures,
Fur may ensuing lowly years ;
May bs by food atteatiss prove
His birthright is • fatter's
that, when fall of age sad earth.
The Parent Bird takes wiag hum
His yoitag the vacant *tit way fill.
And prove there lives a Russell

On Monday the Doke of You visited the Earl
and Countess of JIIIISIY.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess
of !Lime entertained a select dinner rotor, at
Kensington Palace, in celebration of his Royal
Highness's birth-day. The party consisted of about
twenty persons, amongst whom were the Doke of
Sussex. Prince LEOPOLD, General IVETNCILALL,
Captain Palmas, and many Ladies of diattoction.
After dinner several excellent songs were sung by
professional Gentlemen, and Mr. iIIiDEEMOTT,
the celebrated performer on the Union pipes, after
playing God save Ike Kin,. in fine style, was
called to by the Duke of KENT for Eris go bragh,
which he played with fine effect. The Duke of
Sussex then called for • favourite old friah air,
Gra are arse Molly. which Mr. fkl‘Dxamorr
played with superior taste and execution. Prince
LEOPOLD seemed so particularly pleased with Mr.
M•Ditasiore's performance, that he called for a
favourite Scotch air, The Birkg of Internal. which
was instantly conplied with. The company were
pleased to say, they were never more gratified than
with hearing the Union pipes. The remainder of
the evening was spent in the utmost hilarity mut
good huotoor, and the company separated about
eleven o'clock.

The Martinis sad Marchioness of CROLIONDE.
LIT and family arrived yesterday in toots from
their seat. Cholasondeley Castle. Cheshire.

The Marquis and Marchioness of LANSDOWN
and family larded on Monday at Dower from
France. 'rbey are expected to arrive iu town this
dap
The Earl of FAUX landed on Monday at Dover
frau% France. His Lordship is expected is town
this day.
The Earl of GOILFORD will Imre town iu a
few days for the Continent.
Countess Di GNAT arrived yesterday at her
house is St.James's-equare. from her seat in Surrey.
Lord and Lady HOLLAND are arrived at Hot-
land.houve from their seat, Ampthill, Bedfordshire.

Mr. CHAIM'S PHILLIPS. of the I►ish Bar, and
his bride. have left town for Ireland.

The family of the Wronghearb may be was 4.0
driving into the west end of the town, from their
seat in the couotry, with Sense seated or the dicky.

On Friday the Corporation Worcuster voted
the freedom of that city to Iry Royal Highness Urr
Doke of GLOOCUTIBIL and lois Grave the Duke 4.f
WILLINGTON • cud it is expected that these
lustrioes chartiCters will embrace the opportunity
of being carolled citixeus during the present week,
oil their proposed visit to the Earl of COVENTRY.
et Crnowte.

Mr. M scat:sox performed at the Wexford
Theatre about thrre years ago, daring which time
he undertook to "lady, for the first time, the chs•
meter of Rickard the Third, and played it for the
benefit of Mrs. CLaaxa, the wife of the Moosger.
Colonel Baaximair, with his peck of foe hoends,
was expected to low the 'pleaded lowly at Comm.
last Monday.
Colonel Bsannt.nv is anaouttead for Smudgy
next, at the Cheltenham Theatre. for the cloonmetr
of Hotspur, in Henry the Fourth. This &shioa
able amateur never fails to bring a banyan.
Miss Cam, who hos made mei ■ aneamsfol
Both

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debits at the Bath Theatre. is the character of
Polly, is The Beggeros Opine, is a pupil of
hismor.
It is is cesamisplioiss Is elect a beide" acme
the river Wye. at cueigiok Iduch oil
isedissts Ibe memos ss sod lies lisseissil, by Asti'
*sing the diatoms, wises the W. W am essigibli•