The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-05-22 00:00:00

MISS MACAULEY.

Last evening this Lady introduced, at the Con-
r'ert-Itonut, Ring's Theatre, II literary and misled
Reg,.lio. called The Shamrock. It consists of three
Parts—Serious, Cunrc, and Musical ; the whole
sustained by herself. In some of her imitations
she was most happy, particularly that of Mrs. SID.
D9Ns, in the character of Elvira. Her imitation
of that great actress in Queen Catherine dtsplat eel
also great merit. In her description of Le
Petit .sCorpre, Miss IMachut.EY was particularly
happy. Her imitations of the Irish, Scotch. and
Yorkshire dialect., were in the best style, and the
change of voice so quick, as to make the audience
at a loss to believe that they were tittered by one
and the same person. la the course of the even-
Mg she sung two Irish melodies very sweetly. Her
caricature song, Mu chere male." was loudly ap-
plauded. The Concert-Ronnt displayed a full and
laAitnna'ale appearance. The exertions of Miss
MACAULF.T received great applause. It is a great
undertaking Gar an individual to keep slice the
interest of an audience for three hours. Mr.
MATH ws led the way, and Miss MACAULEY's ex-
last alight, gate piutoise of following his
steps with success.

'Yesterday morning, aloiut half-past eleven
o'clock, the P • •rsr AUGUSTA arrived at Glouces-
ter House, from Windsor. Shortly after her Royal
Highness accompanied the Duchess of (:houcEs.
TER to Carlton House, where they remained during
the morning. to the evraiitig their Royal High-
sieseg returned to Glom ester House to dinner.
Afterwards the Princess returned to Windsor.

Thursday evening the Duchess of YORK arrived
at York Douse, St. James's Palace, from Oatlands.
Yesterday afternoon her Royal Highue►s drove her-
self in her curricle to Kensington Palace, on a
vi-
sit to the Duke and Duchess of KENT.

The Marquis of CDOLMONDELEY, we are happy
to state, was better yesterday.
It was Mr. PowLETT, and not Mr. BASTARD,
who spoke in favour ci Mr. H. SUMNER'S mutton
ou Thursday night.
The LORD ADVOCATE of SCOTLAND arrived in
Edinburgh on Saturday night, from London.
Arrivals at York House, Dover :

The Earl of 11•hitirords, Duchess of Dorset, and suite;
Lord Aylmer, Lord Breekisork, Sir Thomas and Laily
Chiron' and family, the Countess of Lanesburough, Lady
Biiiilingfirld and family, Lord and lady Dalin!don, lady
Daniel Burney, !Aril Blaming, Sir William and Captain
Chart, rton, boil and Lady I.llllVdi Ile and family, Colonel
t:,•urze Clayton and family, Lord Stormont, Mr. Greville,
Lady charloile, and family, Mrs. Prideaux, the Misses
Courten ly, Count Worointow, &c. &c.

No doubt is now entertained to Edinburgh, that
Ireir:rtry, Guy illunnerinr. &c. &c. are the oft:.
•psio.g lit WALTER SCOTT'S prolific genius. On
Widnes(ley et the Theatre in that city,
the !,lily of !Cob Roy was represented, and the au-
thor oldie Novrl havitig made his appearance iu the
house, he w,ut immediately recognised and received
with rapturous applause.

Laid STEWART (accompanied by Sir 11mitts'
11 t a DINGE) made his eattri into Sunderland On SI4.
I U 111“)., in great style, drawn by men (as wind on
laCiISIMI!). to be present at a dinner given by
him at KAY'S, Golden Linn, to his coal-fitters, the
61141 of itie tith regiment of f.iot preceding, playing
" !reel may the Keel row." followed by six men
th• white chargers, clothed in beef-eaters' robes.
The populace received him with enthusiasm, and
his Lordship with great urbanity returned the com-
pliments to the several windows filled with ladies
and gentirnsen, and to the crowded streets. Sun-
derland has not exhibited such a concourse of
',motile since the opening of the bridge. In the
evening barrels of strong ale were given away,
in the front of the Town's Hall. His Lordship left
Sesiderland at half past nine in a chaise and four,
'and the company broke up about eleven, after
spending a few hours with the greatest conviviality
and liar ))))) ny.
EISTRAoItDINSILY IhßTllo.—Thorsday morning
the Great Lioness in Exeter 'Change brought
fonli finer very beautiful Cabs, su that the breed
of this Royal Animal is not likely to become
extinct.

London, or a Month at .4itevens's.—.This new Sa.
.144%1 Novel confiners to term the subject of coo.
versaiion among a large number of fashionable devotees.
The aniline- jo-ily observer in his Preface-1, At a period
win,, gelitionum-Ake filhhollehly in She shape of *reeking,
Truly-like infidelity in thw Inuit of crim. con. trials, laxity of
pi inriple, .11..444410nmetit of monthly, and public bad exam-
ple, tool. r the ;Taub of fashion, cuirupt our youth, and dia.
grace high Ilwre Cannot be a more imperions Alsip than
to point out the • vii, tool to apply the powerful remedies
which freer) 4.f (11%414410, awl equally usend freedom of
the pr. so, off. r. Palliatives have never cured wide-spread-
big romtpliun. They may remove inflammation, change sp.
lwaritiwo s, conceal the de.tp.rouletl evil, and give a healthy
oppt,4l:4•lce to thee:4lE6.r wailer which gaugrene and the
find. st lutmours NIL The umpatalive knife, and the cans.
eic's biting property, can 21iine eradicate the disease.
lire and exposure foroish these remedies. The cap of folly,
wish lilt bells, ill frolicsome and ridiculous; it might suit
any head ; and he whom • she cap fits may wear it ' Hut
the case hi comes quite different when we feel it input d
upon our own, and looking in 11w glass, little imagine shat
it eau appear so frightful as on my Lord or Lady Bet!). or
Mr. ur Mrs. Stich-a.Ofte."

HAZARD and Co. bold in Sharer, No. G.SIB,
yesierdiry ri Prize of ‘20.2001., viz. Twenty
Thinieantl 3 per tent. Cohaubi, HMI Mt Money. It will
be recollected HAZARD and CO. also sold the last 30,11001.
Vir,z.• ever draw's, cud All the 30,0001. Pritra in the prc.
%:olie Lottery. A new Lottery, bring the sinalleet
Ictiown, 14 ilk twu Vriz.suf 30,0001 Alone", sill be nil drawn
un 3litleutniner-clay—fur which Tickets and Sheers are on
elle al HAZARD total (.11.'s Mires, !XI, Royal Vorliange;
21S, Cortilsill q cud 324, Oxfurtl-street, curlier of Swallow-
s:reel.

Yesterday the Lotte►y finished drawing, anti if
litsm anima now, as usual. c•ungratulate his
Fri. lob lie having pan hated the glossiest part of the capi-
tals at his 'flirts, it has sot been his fault, for TINO out
or the four :O,UV4U I's 4eis had been actually reterted fur the
(hosier of his CllAi.lll. FS, VIZ. No. 4,610, drawn the that
flay, a Prize of 20,0166/ on sale, and pleset,tett to the
view of tatty mown who hottest Tickets al No 2, ('has hut-
(leas, on the daps sof the 10111 rid 11th itiataut ; and
No. 4,2'23, drawn y Vat rola) 20,501 r , was 111 hkt• mauneron
sae at ;Nu. 4, goatskin, lcutu SW; at Pula tht. 11+b ih +toot.

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