The National Register.
London, England, 1819-07-11 00:00:00

THE LITE MIME WHITE.

At the present day the work; of Ta-It and (inning are
e duly appreciated than at any f-ti met- ',mind of our
history ; and while many of the eamitilatee tor lame he'd
to win their way slnrelv and dillicnitly, opposed by Ole
humour is, fashion of the inure, Ili! taste of the public,
or the malevolence of the es itir, the tied •ion that limo
ptanomices upon their reputation, and the permanent
rasik which they are to bold, is unerring and hied. and
although the sons of Genius generally scent predestined
to encounter this rudest storms of adversity, and to strew-
ale somioticed with povcrly and iiiisturtune, yet transcen-
dent met it will, sooner or later, meet it• pit reward. Ws:
are led him these remarks from the frerrient allusions t!;at
have been made iu periodical publications to that extra-
ordinary instance of juvenile talents and ail tile, Mary
Kirke White, who wax snatched away in Isis earliest
spring; the peculiar value of whose works is Ilse combo.
;tali(((( of fairest, taste, and pis ty, whir+ they exhibit. A
circumstance has recently come tol/11,14111/1/ Ifligl.,lllllCll,lol
111111.1111 e time, it duty liumnir to his instuory,di lb Powers a
congeniality of .4.'l6i:tent, ten. unity of climacter,
noloeues,, of it, highly credit:lo:e 111 our Ts any-Atlat'l it
brethren. Au Amesieati who letehy • jilted this cmintry
fit. the first note, an I attached peculiar inlet eat in limit
name and nientur• of Kirke •teight the place"( sox
interment, to shed over his torch a kindred tear, and n•id.
Mg no no tioniekt raised to record hi* worth, appiivd to
the family for peranissi )))) so erect one ;—their Consent oh.
laiucd, hi. oi del* carte tttttt letlivtely given to our English
GlllOll4 to prarhiee romrtbint worthy of ilia cdisti, and
the merits of the departed excellence it se &ail rerponale,
1.111. 1111111111111.111 lb stow erected lu All isintsClllll t, (.:rioni•
bridge, and the Billowing elegant and appropriate lines,
from the pen of Pt (Assoc Smythe, iusetitted tau We itupg•
1111141.11: IlliU 111C:

Warm with food Inv, and leaeninfs cared flame.
To (iranta'a bowers, the youthful !Poet canto ;
Unconquer'el powers th' immortal mind elisphiy'd,
Oat worn with anxious thought his frame decaj'ils
l'ele o'er his lamp, and in Lis cell retires!,
The martyr student, faded. and expired,
(c,.tas, Taste, and Piety sincere.
Too early lea, 'midst ►tt.he; toe severe--
Foremost to mourn was gen'rous Southey a-. ^n,
Ile told the tale, and aliese'd what White h4d
Nor told in min.—Far o'er di' Atlantic wave.
A %Vantl.:rer avec, and soupat the Poet's grave,
(in you, low, stone, he read his Ion• ly name,
And raised thi3 nitta rotnputi.4 to

S err I.rt mato NATION tt. 5C11001... rUeS.I.ly the lire
public egantiliati.lll of the 4-kik:len under edjraill,ll rtl tins
trial% lawlaitile Institution. t place in the le h.... 1
44th. tapitallicld.. la will be reCtille, ted that his
Royal •e the Dia'.4e of 1 oak nail Ltid the foundation
Mune of the mauve whaul kuu.e ear, which ant infra.
dad for the grataiatou. e.llSeati.itt of the t 11111.11 ell of the p or
in •I principle, 111 the F„tahtitheil Om./ b The building
nu completed in ac. iiiii thlt.t.lUS nt.‘ Ic. flin a satiate tballiin
in 4. divided in too 1.4115.. and Embrariug all the reeps;sies
neceakary t one pint is appropriated fen the girls., who have
it separate Jour, ..-41 the other for the 60,0. Al tea o'clock,
the first part, %hick was she most eariastiodlots4, was filled
comp!. lely b) she children, excepting a clear pa4vago left
for Ow cumparty V. cider. The ;;iris a rre in their be 4
clothes, settled epee beaches on the left. nod the bh3n Oh the
right t the inner part Wall appropi aural Sir the et 1111111111!, .
At half-post two, the Loral liiihop or London orris ed, and at
three o'clock his 1103a1 Highilea. the Duke of Volk ace -
pattied by the Duclaho, arrived to one carria;le, chil•
demi welt. 41.e0 catenated in the usual manatee, anal they
•rottatied theumelve, wills Is precision highly gcar.fying to
all the Isehuldeag, and credititkle to ills matter and minces'
The Doke had Duche.g appeared very much pleased. —Thin
hecreiary Do la read the Repoli, from ii h.ch it d
that biller 1819, 314 girls laid hens admitted, and DIA te:B
were now in utteudauce t 3%9 boys had been ahW admitted,
end 493 were ;urgent. Car of las ldin,. 3.G10t I amount of
all benefaction* and gutucriptaina, 9,1001.4 di ecieury,
elwaye of current a :ponces; fur mater nod nim regaek, OWL--
l'hia appeared to hr the stele of the ertablahment. The
Dukes of York made inipressive sweet.. and dwelt on th.,
utility of Ile. Nstlitutal Ilwittution, which was iihviou. to ;411
thr htholdeoe ill the 1.11'0411 111.1111eilin Thu lii-hop of Laudon
and others made handsome aperchea, and a goad cusileeliali
site inside an the ;put. The I ninpany broke up about Pla
u'ch•ek, highly gratified and delighted.

Letters from Glasgow, receive.] on Monday, men•
tion a very important failure that luta taken place in
that city ; the debt. and avvtptancvs 1411 litil-4 awn
of 300,0a01.

The Stuart papers which were in the possession
of' Cardinal York, at Rome. have been transmitted
from Rome to England to the Prince Regent, who
has upponited Dr. Stanier Carlos and four other
gentlemen as Commissioners under his royal war.
rant, and Mr. Pullen as their secr;tary, to examine
their contents, and to report to his Royal High-
Hers from time to time, till the wittde of their
contents is ascertained. It is expected some very
important information respecting the History of
England at those peritals will be obtained Irma
than. The investigation is to t conducted in y
private manner Tho papors are extremely role•
miaow', and Illicit several lama picking moo. They
have boon deposited in se. James's Palace, In the
late Queen's drat; ing.mora, where the Coir.rnis,
sinners with their Seta-0017 sit to examine and in-
vestigate the contents of these situlialit

Mannuuo:4 Wwai Fair.—This mart f;:tne being the
first, might be mid lit some degree to give the tone
tt) those that thilaw in the surrounding antics. W
great!! lateen; to 1.14 y, however, that not eddy the
quanttly eINSC4I In K:410 Wtts tridi%lg, hut the price&
fen muse than ont.iLird to %slut WI% givn en the
averene of tholoe of hot yi*kr ; qua was
was wily * tow sitmp:te, The lover+ were
not only few, %it they to.)ki.ittle iatereit in the raw.
Stich a day Ira.' nUver before known shit.; the
L* was first isiablislsed IA tbati at Wca4q....1.v.