The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-10-20 00:00:00

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COD SAVE THE NINO,
RITE! ♦DOITIONI TOR THE JUOILItt,
1110111110• T, OCT. 15, 11109.

Ood save great George our Kim
Long live our noble Kul&
Gud save the King!
Send biro victorious.
Happy and glorious.
Long to reign seer os,
God save the Cog!

O Lord our God, arise,
Keattrr his enemies,
And mike them fall;
Confound their unlitlel,
their knue,•lB tricks;
011 ham our hearts we AL
God, save a. all !
111.
Thy choicest gifts in store
On his he pleas'il to pour;
Long 'trey lie reign!
M 4 he defend our laws,
And ever give us cause
To sing, with bran and woke,
God Sire the King!
IV.
0 grant that be may is.
}risudahip and unity
Always increase!
O may his sceptre's sway
AU loyal souls obey!
Join hearts and voice, hums!
aiive the is-sn!
V.
presered to see
This joyful Jubilee
l'brivugh the lend ring,
O hear Britawnia's prny'r,
Her Soy'reign's life to spare!
Heav'n make him your ears!
Long i.el the King !
VI.
Still may his mild commend
Govern this favour'd land
Years yet to come !
And when his days shall ewe.
Heav'u, close los eyes in peace!
Death grant a kind release
To our good King!
VII.
Rut distant be that day
May al! the subjects pray
Of George our King!
Happy would England he,
Could we but live to see
Another Jubilee!
God save the King!
VIII.
still raise a grateful song
That Ilear'n hail, spar'o so long
One King!
When 'tie the will divine,
He should the Crown resign,
May he in glory alone
God save the King'

The Doke of PORTLA N D was ) esterday consider.
eft by his Physicians in a very &anion:: state.—
The Dowo44er Marchioness of BATH and Lady
ARV BC NPt NCr came to town in consequence.

The Euri and Countess of ORNOND have re.
turned to town. They honoured Mr. !sotLay's
performance with their presence on Monday, at
fhe Minor Theatre, itt Catheriwsetme►, Strand.

The Countess of CnuLsion DLLs's. intends to re-
asons at liury St. FAnonera. uutil Viscount
Ai•t.t•At is •tile to be removed to town.

!Vfni. l'toou had a select party of Nobility, last
night, at titr house, in WI-street, Berkeley-square.
Lord Fa,►Rcts Ossoaxe arrived, yesterday. at
THOMAS./ hotel, in Berkeley-square.
Lady I►t/11141RD kit town, yesterday. for New-
market, to meet his Lordship.
Lady FOLEY it expected in town the letter en,)
of this month. preparatory to her Lattlphip's oe-
countermen/.

The remaius of the Dowa;-r Lady Sat.ssa were
removed, at nine o'clock, yesterday nto 11l i t igovith the
usual funeral pomp, from her Ladyship's late house
in Lower Grosvenor-street, to die family vault ut
SeWes, in Susses, for interment.
Earlam Lig o lIDELIT returned to town,yesterday,
from Thames Elkton. Liss Lordship received letters
from Bury St. Edmond's, stating that Viscount
SIALTAII was in a fair way of recovery.
The Earl of Amu a returned, yesterday, to Dover-
Street, from Bognor Rocks.

The Countess ofCL,IMoIT returned, yesterday,
to her house, in Berkeley-m:oBre, from Tunbridge
Wells, for the season.

A musical piece, in one act, is in prepar.ition by
Mr. ARNOLD, to be produced on the '2sth instant,
at the I,Aceum Theatre, in honour of His MAJES-
TT'i Jalrtlee. Mr. ii.tKata has also a piece, en-
titled Unanimity, to be produced on the same 'tight.
A grand ill 11111 l nation is also ordered for Covent-
Garden Theatre.

Mr. 11. Stonuas has announced his intention of
opening his New Theatre-Royal. Leith-Walk,
Edinburgh, in the course of next month.
0:i the odd ult. the last keystone of the New
Bridge, over the Dee, et Uallater, war driven by the
Right lion. the Earl of Amor NC, provincial
ISlte,ter fur the Email/ of Aberdeen, with the usual
formalities. The corEpany, afterwards, to the
b. r of tiO persons, sat down to an elegant chimer, at
which 151. was collected for the posit of the perish.
I'HE LAS If OPPO:ITUIVITY.—Th;a morning, at 14
b'elm lc, the Lottery begins, and ski eveiting the
whole will tar 4leterllllllCtie A few Ticketa and
Shares remain for sale at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices,
11, Poultry ; 11, Charing-croas ; and 31, Alilgate
High-street.
To-morrow, hying the anuisersary of the oirinor-
abk battle of Trafalgar, tile Stone of Lord N fe.
110 ti, which has been for a considerable period iu
preparation at Ririninahain, will. for the first tune.
be exhibited to the public. The Statue, which
erected in the market-5 liter, is of bronze, and of
very large dimensions; the pedestal which supports
it is ornamented with appro;n:ate devices.; mud the
altitude of the whole beiii4 very considerable, it
will add greatly to the beauty of the town. A
number of festive partial have liven for:ned to rele-
hr to the day ; and a splendid entertainment will
be gov,is at the Greets Most Torero, Coleololl-street,
which is expected to he attended by many of the
. most respectable inhabitants.