The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-06-22 00:00:00

Miss AJACAULEY.

Miss MActULEY was molt etegantly attended
fast mottiMg at the Argyll Rooms, b'u't iii conic-
quence of ■ violent hoarseness which attacked her
on Tuesday night, and which medical awistance
hart morning was not able to remove. she was en-
able to go through the whole of her performance.
All the persons of rank who were there the pre-
vious Wedneaday were present yesterday, viitti 'the
addition of—

The Doke and Duchess of St. Albans, Lady Ashbrookr,
Ladies Caroline and Charlotte Ashley Cowper, Lady /Limn-
dell, Lady Henry Howard, Mrs. Rogers, aid Mr. Samuel
Rodgers.

The people were crowding into the Roma• at
the time the performence stopped, •nd in •ll pro-
bability there world Itt.e bet's an overflow.

Yesterday the Duke of CLsoonco visited the
Kota at his Palace in Poll-mall.

Prince Lint.°Lb left torn ycrtetrtiy tot Clare-
mint.

Yesterday the Duke ■nd Duelieu of GLoocus-
TEll had a ►elect party at dimier.
Fifty thousand pounds • tlat is the pttettsion
proposed by Ministers to the QuEEtt, upon cosi-
&tils of brr living abroad. &c. Queen ANNE
gave the Dowager of King JAM E• exactly the same
suns from her own Civil Lie, without (*e believe)
making the circumstance known to Parliament!

Nee understand duet orders are given for the fit-
ting out of 'lie Royal George rock on timeline,* fer
sea, to commence in the first erevk of July. All
the Royal petits ore in future to hate a Lieutenant
rad r Mattel% Mite I to them, whether the
vessels are kid up in harbour or otherwise. The Cap-
tains' Clerks at present use the establishment are to
be diecoutimirel.

'rat LAI tire.tegtehk.4l to 111111,,
lhlSt OM 101- or concluding Oast of br.,
1114.11101f1 of her late Majesty, may Is hail separately of IM
various booksellers to complete eels. la time !armoire a
just and elegant tribute is paid to Mr memory, ley the simple
process of recording the many domestic and uoubiressivie •
virtues which adorned her life. Dr. %Crams, has out writ.
leis a panegyric upon her bite Majesty; be has dune much
better. With infinite zeal soil industry he has gailirred
from various sources she facts whiCh history has already
consecrated, and ley collecting them into one cusiceetraird
point of view, leas enabled the Kafiri. lo judge what a loss it
has really sustaiisml by losing such a Monarch.
DAVID Hem Eesre."lllo Private CertteplrfNleude of
this celebrated Ilistorusto, which Ince heels ao
announced, has al 'Snob appeared. It comprehends a period
of IC years, that is, f I7CI iu 1710. The Editor ob-
serves, that " Tile ilialury of Foil/lOW' fey Dvritl Hume,
has Isecti aptly styled the o History of toglish Poosiooo, by
Illooriti Rearm. ti displays alike the learning, the judg-
meat sser4 the lotnertiality of ifs celebraltd author; hut it
conveys little idea of Isis private chatactSt, of his egria6i-
miry, of the eheetteness and even pl•YfutneSs of his ititpw.
@Mims, and of the habits of his life. Throe an, to be learnt
only front his private correspondence, which nut tiring hi-
tenser* foe the pwlitic eye, wields the Mao arid betrays bit
indtvidiality." The publichtion iv calculated to excite
veil tinsmith-nib* degree of public inks-est.

Two additional detselinteiits of the 524 fort ar-
rived here on Thursday end Friday. the 13th and
irostrotvwitli the staff of the regiment and band:
(I 1 ell Packet.)
A duel was fought yesterday moruitig on Homo,.
low Heath, between Capt.em and Mr.
S—N —T. a gentleman of fortune, ut constquence
of a dispute oil Hampton race course, where au
exchange of horsewhipping took place. The Cap-
lain was shut through the hand in the second round.

COURT OF dfiAkeEßi, tbosiii'i Ms, ,I
*itoinsbii, Asia

LORD CORNRELLOR INY et Ilille o'. —K. !1
This being the lost dry of Term. his Lordship wiS
occupied the chief part of the diet in belting mo.
tions of Counsel behind the bar. of no interest ex-
cept to the 'sorties concerned.
MISS KELLY'S •BENEFIT AT THE LYCEUM
THEATRE—THE YOUNG QUAKER.
'MORRIS AND OTHERS, PROPRIETORS OP THE ',Rif-.
MAREET THEATRE, V. Miss KELLY. AND - •
SOLD. ESQ. PROPRIETOR Op THE LYCEUM

The

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TOLSTOI".
Mr. 116/11.0, at the riving of the Court. pre-
sented the affidavit required yesterday by his Lord.
►hip, certifying that the assignment of The Young
Quaker. by Mr. O'Keefe. to the Proprietors of
the Haymarket Theatre. was in writing.
The LORD CHANCIILLOR••••" Take the ittjunc..
lion. cud let wotice of its issuing be fo►tlrwith
served on the Defendants."
Injunction granted.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Weems:lona,
%Yip:4Esmm, Juke SI.

This morning Mr. Jintice RATLIT sat for s
short time in the old Court of King's ; the
full Court ofterwardii sat in the Court of Exchequer.
THE ZINO v. CAlltilLE.

Mr. BoLLAWD again applied to the Corset on
the part of the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex,
fur directions how to dispose of the copies of cer-
tain works seized on the Defendant's premise., the
whole of which were, he believed, built to be ex-
posed to sale; sod also that the Sheriffs .might be
allowed to retain • 'mull sum tor expenses of
mirelbouse resit, &r. out of other property sold.
The SOLICITOR GENERAL hail isu uhjections to
offer, on the part of the Crown, to whatever Cutlf.e
the Court should please to direct.
The COURT grid that, as there might be
other persons who ought to be parties to this ro-
ars-drug (die owner, for example), their Lordships
could out make any order.