The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-08-20 00:00:00

SALISBURY RACES.

wrner►aoAT, ♦UGUST 8.
His Majesty's Plate Of 109 gs. for all ages. Poor mile heats.
Mr. King's b. c. Hallduo, by Rubrow, 4 yrs old,
41b 1 1
Mr. Fellow's' b. g. by Cs .r Peter, 4 yrs old, 10st. 41b 2 2

THURSDAY.
The City Plata (a Sliver Buwl) ; 4 year olds, Bst.; ems,
Bat. 101 b.; sit, 9st. 21b. ; aged, 9al. 4 lb. Heats, the Cop
Course.

M►. Flemines h. c. by Beverley, 4 yrs old I 1
Mr. Maplesden's hr. m. Sapplm, 6 yrs old
The !Ilemlwers' Plate of 501. for 4 year olds, 7.1. 71b.; fire,
nst. 511, ; .is, sat; aged, 94. 41b. Four mile beats.
Mr. cap pthariwit's br. K. Gurus, aged
Mr. Gardfues's cll. f lmoyem by 4 yrs old

►RWAT.
Fifty Guineas, for hones that never won s Plate; three-yr:m-
olds, 741.; four, Sat. 11 b. Two-mile brats.
Mr. Ramsbottont's br. a. by Octavian, 3 yrs old L 1
Mr. Fleming's eb. g. by Haphaasrd, 3 yrs old
The County Members' Piste of Stirs, for three-year-olds,
7st. 7111.; four, Sat;. five, bat. 121 h.; six. 94.216.; and
aged, flit 41b. Heats about two milts soil a Malt.
Mr. Riga's b. c. Trance, by Phantom, 4 yrs old 1 1
Mr. Farquharson's GUMS, aged

THE LATE
LORD SUFFIELD'S FUNERAL.

Yesterday se'nnight, about one o'clock, the re-
mains f the lure Lord Suffield paused through Nor-
wich in solemn procession, and arrived at the Black
Boys Inn, Aylsham, about four o'clock, and dur-
ing the evening were laid in rtate in a roots appro.
priately fitted up, and the public admitted. At
nine the next morning, the tenantry begun to asietn-
Ole at the Black Buys, and by ten o'clock the
Alurket-place was crowded with the Noblemen nod
Gentlemen's carriag,rti of the neighbourhood, and a
great concourse of spectators; every window, and
even the tops of the houses, were occupied. The
cavalcade began to move about hall past tun
o'clock, in the following order:—

Eitbt Mules.
About 1201 of hia Lordship's Tenants. mix of whorls were
Pall Beairr., with bat. bands and sc sssss .
The Bearers in cloaks.
The Pall &AM'S.
His Lordship's Coronet, borne on a velvet cushion.

The BODY, in a plumed Hearse, drawn by six horses;
the hearse was appropriately decorated with escut-
cheons, &c.
Tno Mourning Coaches and four, one with the fries&
of the deceased, the other wish his Lordship's upper
servants.
His Lordship's Carriage and four (empty).
Earl of Orford's, ditto.
Robert Marshals., Esq.'s ditto.
And a long train of oilier Gentlemen's Carriages.

The road between Aviation) and Gunton was
completely lined with tgtect•tors, who chewed evi
dent marks of concern. Afier pliasiog through the
park, the procestion was drawn up for a few mi-
nutes at the inn gate, near the house, whilst the
truantry were so arranged as to form u passage im-
mediately from the house to the church. The
chief mourner (Lord Suffield), then joined the pro-
cession, supported by Viscount Anerarn and Julia
Petre, Esq. and after the service had been per-
formed in the most inpresvive manner by the Rev.
J. Hepworth, the body (enclosed in a coffin covered
with crimson ►elvet) was deposited in the family
vault under the chapel. It is bait • just tribute to
the memory of this departed nobleman to add, that
he was an excellent landlord, au upright and iat-
partial magistrate, a good husband, and a sincere
friend.

The late General MARTIN, of Leeds Castle, in
Kent, has bequeathed 100,0001. to purchase lauded
property, to be annexed to the !present estate ; and
30,0001. to be employed in repairing the Castle,
and improving the estate. the whole of which is be.
wreathed to his relative, Mr. WYKHANI, of Ban-
bury, i►► Oxfordshire.

PROM SATURDAY mcHrs GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
William Hebdio, of Leeds, York, woollen-cloth amerchaut.
Arthur Oates Hebdin, of Parliameut.street, Westmiuster,
woollen-elm!, merchant.

John Browne, sea. of Leeds, York, woollen-cloth
inerrtsant.

Ephraim, Maymou, tof Blackburn, Lancaster, cotton-manu-
facturer.
BANKRUPTS.
Langstaff, late of Liverpool, merchant, to sur-
render, September 5,6, and 2s, at eleven, at the Albion
Tavern, Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs. Blackstock and
Bruce, Temple LOINIOII{ and Mr. Deane, Liverpool.
Joseph Meredith, of Manchester, paper-dealer, to surren-
der, Aliquot 31, September 1, and 211 at two, at the Garrick's
Head Inn, Manchester. Attorney., Mr. Cape, Manchester;
and Mews. Clare and Dickinson, Frederick's-place, Old
Jewry, Loudon.
John Robert West, of Loath, Lincoln, coach-maker. to
surrender, September 20,21, aid 29, at eleven, at the Mason's
Arms Inn. Lowth. Attorneys, Mr. Edmunds, Svonond's hits,
Chancery.lane, London ; and Mr. Phillips, Louth.
Gustavus Fliudt, of London-wall, Loudon, merchant, to
surrender, August 28, September 4, and 29, at twelve, at
Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mews. Kaye, Freshbeld,
and Kaye, New Bank-buildings, Londun.
Thomas Porthouae, of Wigton, Cumberland, dyer, to sur-
render, August 2S, September 1, and 99, at tw. la, at Guild-
hall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Swain, Sierra, Rfapfes,
Pearse, and Hunt, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, London.
Francis Marcella Hudson, late of Manchester (but non a
Prisoner in the King's Bench Prison), dry-salter, to surren-
der, August 25, September 1, and 29, at ten, at Guildhall,
London. Attorneys, Messrs. Kauai! and Fairthorne, Old
Jewry, London.
Henry Burnett. of Long-Istot, Bermondsey, Sunny, hot
now of Dodd's•place, Ilethualereen, Molollests, wholesale
oilman, to surremlet, 4ugust 26, September 1, mid 29, at
Load. at Guildhall, Lo. Attorney, Mr. Thiamin, George-
Street, Minuries, London.

DIVIDENDS.
September 10. W. Wrightson, of Leeds. York, druggist, al
eleven, at the Hotel Inn, Leeds.
November 10 J. Foe lertoo, of Upper Bedford-place, Blooms-
latiry-square, Middlesex, merchant, at one, at Guildhall,
Louden.
September 24. T. Ca►bott, of Mancheste►, woollen ford
Manufacturer, at eleven, at the White Bear lan, Man-
chester.
September 14. 1. Woodall, late of Picket-How, near Bert-
mold, Cumberland, hatter, al thee, at She Guides Lion
lon, Whitehaven,
September 11. J. Bewley, of nooiton Underedge, Glowers-
cester, clothier, at twirl% the Commercial Itoom,„
Bristol.
September H. J. Rogers and C. Roger,, of Plymouth, Devon,
coach-makers, at twelve, at the King John Tavern,
Exeter.
September 12. M. Nlitlineux, of Birmingham. grocer, al
eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Biriningbara.
September 17. W. Cowl, of Weston Colville, Cambridge,
dealer, at eleven, at the Black Noll lon, Cambridge.
August 25. W. Dunn, of Holism. Middlesex, wholesale
upholder, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
August 28. R. Collens, of Maidstone, kept, bop dealer, at
ten, at Guildhall, Loudon.
August 28. J. Rowley, late of Willow:Wert, Bankride,

Surrey, eorn•userchaat, at dere*, at Guildhall, London.
August 28. J. Lyme, late of Milbank:street, Westminster,
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and now or laie of MI

I, Wesinittater, cooper,

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al ten, ret Guildhall. London.
September 11. J. Hoffman, of Mile End road, Middlesex,
brewe►, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
August 29. B Parkes, late of Aldermaisbory, but now of

Williford, Middlesex, Hollis!' wine-merchaut, at twelve, at
Guildhall, London.
November 3. W. Lee, late of the Old City Chambers, Hi-
shopsgate.street, but since of Croydon, Somy, wine-mer-
chant, at eleven, at Guildhall, lottileso.
September 10. T. Harris, of St. Nicholas, Worcester. wool-
len-draper, at twelve, at the Hap-Market Luw, Wureest‘r,