The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-08-18 00:00:00

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A letter lately appeared in The Neil floral/, signed
J. ft —dd-11, statng that a stream which ran
through a tanner's yard, having passes: into a pond
where some gold and silver tidies wets kept, and
neatly killed them, the Proprietor took some
powder, and, with the assistance of a nnble Lady,
put it into the fishes' mouths, and completely restored
them to health and spirit. The Prose Letter alluded
vs is thus turned into verse in The Bath Nereid of
Saturday ; CHULTF.lettatd, AUG. S.
Should you drain that the following Cu.. 0114 (act
vr.aphy a place in your new sui teed,
It if much at your 3arviers.e-W3:l then you moat know,
1 lusty diretted my ea•dener tu go
Arai into my Grhepeed to turn in the night,
A stream of troth water, before it was light •
A.ad as it suet run through the !gird ni a T ,
I desired Itswiseld stri3ly attend to the manner
Ica which the end tan-su was clean'd aid made pure ;
And I charged bis that alma were at work to be sure:
But me ord.* aim! were attssalv heiveetedi
And I toiled is tee mourns my fish yore infected.
Whitt a nom sidewise ! seine dying-aeons do4l-..
Bosse only joss able to Tahoe up the head,
And gasp en ado siarlhearwhilst water sure foul
Than Soda ee Huretell% " petunia tee
Sorne, pat is a tub of Awilt water, Main found,
Bet sake* My bissialeiPsim dead JO the ground
Whdell. hdrptaseleeposeetl with, fears,
Ambient do pool wilk tamely et my tears !
At lea ia kimmorod es niehi(leeity hit!)
Tire lbw, els endue
To modtaywle poise* my tisk ;
To olkolloilio I low. said sot ea dish
dkoos.im popois. food .0. god dock jaws
1 asoutli Ws Os pwahbo. Has GM* their maws-.
Whoa, NM*, to Mat ! Woe began to morn.
Led wets meta* ink iss and wei.owitirg save.
They who edam, wow deod,
And lay thew Nu, lead,
An porwsi.'d by .severe ieatiirre,
Carp, tesch, teem. a d trout,
W. 1.. wow •wiishwug About,
wt. e t k Cam in wet weather.
Two. by many who abseimid to he 1,7
r. A ih: went,. attracted th 3 aye
Ot ieuCts.s., end be iady so fair.
T., wOosopo I n•ra 44 the care
idea*,lll then no. mu) iet the ionic il papers,
lac.. re- u iiined tee One like gains to was tenets ;
socceer of my physic he. Ladish's, pratsad,
el* highly dekglited op see the &A raised.
1 rescok',l to ha. Lowl•hip, Good Su. I've a notion,
You stein before mw • lit take a potioo..
Well pleased and surprised. they pniitely departed,
Whilrt under the water the scaly by darted ;
When, asking the nu i..tion, I leer it Myths nymph,
Whe pampa at ths wen inn chili b ate lym,ili,
That Lord Castle-Cmite and hum Lady so fair,
( Wl.o drank aod subi•criUed to in., water: a' rare)
Were those who that intent had quittal my lawn,
And had seen the dead Al swim shout like fresh spawn.
hime you will think this well moth your insertion ;
LIE, the Peer, may your readtrt had equal diversion.
Tne antidote next .hall ba tried on sonic Tanner,
By his own putrid water deriruy'd, in like manner
As sty scaly tripe wets—when I child the dead fidd'e)
You so:nu:Kin hear ,glia from your arrant,
J.

BRIGHTON, Auo. 16.

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, and
His Royal Highoess the Duke of Clarence, lett the
Pavilion at twelve o'clock, this day, for Garlands.
His Royal Highnets was in his baronehe, drawn by
four horses Another carriage followed, in which
were V,scotint Melbourne, Count Beaujolais, Co..
lone' Lee, and another gentleman ; they took she
Worthing road. Sir John Lade and the Earl of
Barrymore left this town pearlr at the same time
for York. Mrs. Fitrleitert; is expedted, will
take her departure the latter end of this week
'The Chapel Royal was very full of Nobility this
day, an excellent Sermon was preached by the
Ray.Dr.Glaue ; Lord and Lady Huntingfield, Lord
and Lady F. Spencer, Lotd and Lady Charles So-
nurser, were amongst tbi Nobility presen:: after
Divine Service the bteyse was very full of company,
and there was a very grand display of carriages.
There was a large Sight of black birds this morn-
ing, who took their route tar London; and will pro-
ceed to York. Several families of distinflion are
expelled here in the worse of the week. Mrs.
Fitaherbert will entertain the Earl and Countess
Berkeley and several other Nobility, at dinner, this
evening. Egham ram, which begin to-morrow
week, will draw away the remainder of our sporting
Gentlemen.