The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-08 00:00:00

POETRY.

SONG —BY A YOUNG L. 4 DV.
Addressed to Turmas Moottr, EN. on the publohing of
his Seventh Nurnbtr of Irish .11c1r.d.es.

It was ■ot true—thou hest not ceased,
To wreath thy harp around
Those Rimers of Song which long hate ;,--Iced
Its wires —while from their sound
You drew an fond, so wild a sirain,
As Rowe but pyrit could tall,
To swell with cadence-full again,
The harp of Tara's Hall.

Thou ean'at not—wilt not give it u'er—.
The theatre shall never fade
nound Tara's harp—when wrrath'd i e Mooy,
Nn blight their bloom shall shade.
Now can they drunp?—when Erin's tears
Shall bathe them as the dew,
Throu'd on her heart through errilts: trans,
She'll cherish then and rm.

Breathe nn the mingled charm-full lal.
Nr'cr bid her harp farewell;
Its magic tones have caught from 14,,
Their wildest, fondest spell ;
Be still the breeze whowelairy tron7,
Shall catch each saitchAtote wild,
And wake to melody each string,
Be still her tuneful child. A. F.. P

The Ambassador from the Netherlands enter.
tented is large party at dinner yesterday at hal rot-
deuce ‘Vhitehall-place.
Lord and Lady CASTLEREAGH arrived yrsterdvy
evening at their bouve in Sr. Jainesiii-vga ire, from
the Murquis of HERTVORD'S seat, in Suffolk.
The lion. General BI.IGH arrived nu Turvd..r
at his house in Chesterfield-street, Mayfair, front
Brighton.

Sir WATKiim and Lady Usaam WiLit.ta4
WI/ N are entertaining a large party of Faa`noo.
:bibles daring Wrexham races, which commenced nit
Tuesday, at their seat, Wynnasay, Detibikelishire.
Sir WILLIAM and bildy HOTMAM sad rustily,
have arrived at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square,
from the Continent.

A Wonder ! —ln a Paris Paper of Sunday last,
there are three line* of English verse correctly
printed
On Saturday last, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
Prince LEOPOLD arrived at Harewood-house, with
Sir IL GARDINER, Baron ADDENDROKE, Sze. His
Royal Highness was greeted with the same m
of respect which have awaited hint in other
he has visited. The church bells rang a merry pe I
on the occasion, and he was met at the grand
trance by the venerable Earl, with Viscount ar
Viscountess LaarELLES. His Royal 11:glintss w:i4
introduced into the saloon by the Earl, where a pints
of noblemen and gentlemen were assembled to re-
ceive him. His Royal Highness subsequently, ac-
compaiiied by the Earl and his guests, walked
through the garden and pleasure-grounds to the
nursery and mechanical establishment,. The fat-
ter (which are supported entirely by his Lotdship,
and where a number of men are employed) weie
viewed by the Prince with much ioter4flit. The
party then proceeded to tile ancient castle and vil-
lage of threw/sod, of which his Royal Highness ex-
pressed his most unqualified approbation, lle was
particularly pleased with the view from the pie,-
sure-groom!' of the beriutiful valley cf Whar;dale,
So celebrated for its high state of cultivation, anal
its many victuresque and rural prospects. After
this gratifying promenade, the party ret wiled to ni-
spect the improvements which have Lately her:.
wade in the noble mansion, where they partook or
true old English hospitality. The arrangemeurt
were of a splendid and princely description.
The Eat! of LONSDA LE, with the Right lion.
JOHN BECKETT, arrived at Lowther Castle nit
Wednesday last ; and, on Thursday, accourpardol
by four others of the Governors of St. Bees Seim.%
had an interview with the Cornmissiessers r.f ii
Education C tee, at the Black Lion. 11.4
Lordship left the Castle on Saturday rooming.
Mr. WOOLLIN, of Ilaigh-inour, iirar Waketith
has made an experiniesit, from which it Ippen-.
that land of precisely the same (viably,
productive when tilled with burnt clay 11.:411 a.
stable manure. There are also several oi!ier i:•:
sous in that part that DOW are 6%1111111g (jay for I; -
loge.
The great attractions of' our Ne w are. Om:
only 5,000 Neinibers will he put lithe C.,- Whee,,
and ALL Drawn 9th NoVERIMSR, which s,oini T.. krt. see a;;
that are now on Sate; and they arc not only stAtc ofJitt.l.
Inc 40,0001. between the First Prize 4 in earls aims, viz..,
extra 20,000 f. earl. (which is the utmost the Old Systeir,
even with its paltry Prizes, could have produced), hal 114+
5,000 Tickets may obtain the wunt.o FIGHT TINIMTY IHOt -
SAN 03! and many other Capitals, althouch the Lowest Vein •
is Sixteen Pounds —The Two First Blanks Lave Ave,
Tickets each, as Extra Chances for these Great Pr 'i.e.—T.
Tickets may he Nail of the same Fate, strut of 40,030..
Extra-1N FACT, FOUR TIMILITs, awl their eurrtationiba-:
Numbers, must produce (shore ONE HLNURED AND SIXTY
THOUSAND FOUNDS!—sad as we reserve ou Tickets,
Purchasers must get ALL the Prizes (vide Scheme) at
37, Cursibill, J. & J. 51vEi% ttiGHTV.
Ist October, 1819. Sole Con'tactors.

EXTRAORDINARY APPLE TREE.—Thr e .14 iu,4
growing in the demesne of W 11.1.1.151 1)..11.Mg:.•
Esq. at Islam' House, Ashby-place, L.:ughlai-
rough, a young pearmain nee, wh:ch last spring,
although very full of blossom, produced wily
couple of apple*. lu about six week*, however, I•.
re-blossomed. and was equally full as Isefole,
they too all MI oft oith the exception of one, Wm.)
is approaching to maturity; thus airginewtv.:
number of the fruit to thrtr ; ant!, !, Niuge to ,1)•
these second blossoms had not fallen off 'twit
a fortnight before it was white over n;th
crop, to which, in like mousier, succeeded a
fifth, and even sixth ! So that the same use
now (25tli September) actually upon it, apples iJ4
four stages of peefeetioss,fall blossoms, and goo;
1, kits

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