The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-08-11 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

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Aug. 31. J. 3lcrrett, late of Arlingham, Gloucester, cattle
dealer, at eleven, at the Booth Hall Inn, Glmaconer.
Sept. 4. 1). de Cgarte, of Wilson-street, Finsbury-square. mer-
chant, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court.
Aug. 31. W. W. Sanderson and J. Sanderson. of Nichnlas.lane,
loonbanl.strect, insurance-hrokers, at twelve, at the Bankrupts'
Court.

arr. 11. J. Atherton. of ham-atter, saddler and harness-maker,
at twelve, at the office of 3lr. II tilde. I.irerpool.
Sept. 2. T. Hewitt, a %I hitt:hutch, Salop, furrier, at eleven, at
the Lord Hill Inn, Whitthutch.
Sept. 18. E. Langley and W. lklch, of Iligh-street, Southwark,
em;ravers, at eleven, at the Bankrupts Court.
CERI'IFICATE.I —A uuraw 31.

W. B. Puns, now cr late of Ihtchet, Buckingham, book and
music-seller.-11. W. Wood, J. Wood, and J. Wood, of Chandos-
street, 1 'orent-ganlen, habertiashers.— .1. Casten, late of Blackman.
street, Newington, wire-worker.—J. C. Yates, of Rosemary-lane,
‘Vhitecluipel, china and glass man.—J. Rowley, late of Stoorport,
Iruceester, merchant.-11. M. Japha, of Culcliester-sortvt, Stooge-
gardens, London, merchant.
PAKTNEIISIIIPS 1/ISSOLVLD.

S. Swan and W. N. Buckley, of Manchciter —J. Borrow and J.
Ikans, of Wa!brook, druggists, so far as regards J. Horror—t'.
Moss and J. M. 'Ditty, of Doughty-street, surgeon,: and apothe-
caries-7'. liurhidge, sen. and T. littrbidgc. jitn. of 'Coventry, gm-
errs—lt. Wadi,. anti W. Beadle, of IVateringbury, Kent, black-
smiths—lt. F. Ring, E. Allies, and G. W. Pritchett, of Bristol,
tobacro-pipe and pseking-box-makers---li. Withers and T. Beale,
of Farnham, linen and woollen-drapers—J. Aloes and S. 6,egory,
of Andinshaw, I.ancaster, briek-makent--J. Ilrierley, jun. J. liar_
riven, J. Pearson, and B. Pearson, of 3lanchester deals in print.
cd and cotton goo:1s, so tar as regards J. Harrison:4i. Soarnes and
M. Starnes of Holborn-hill, tallow.chandlers—ft. Wilson and C.
Swengley, of 31/tech:Ater, plumbers and glaziers—J. W. Sharpe
and J. flail, of I :hurch-lane, %Whites...lmpel—J. Wood and A. Les-
lie, of Birchen lane, prorisionanerch.mts.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

THE RING.

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Ben Burn has matched his nephew, Jem Burn, who fought the
Long Irishman shout a fortnight since against Neale. the
Streatham youth, for 100 guineas e-side, to edit on the 21st of De-
cember, two months after Neale meets Whitt-headed ltob. Ben
is so confident in the success of his relative, that he has betted 20
guineas, p.p. with Neale on the event.
MATCHES MADE LAST Nino].--Josh. Hudson's money is
ready under a forfeit of BM sovereigns, to be made for 51101. ;
to be staked next Tuesday. Josh is careless where the money is
staked. Cannon's hackers may name the place. A brave little
man, Redman, is wilting to fight any thing of his weight. nick
il7urtis stated that he was ready to light axy man in a week, and
give him half a stone.
SPARRINH.

Peter Warren had his benefit at the raves' Court yesterday, and
although a fiat pme in town yet the kindreds of fine science were
*bete. Upon no UCCUSiOJI was the Court more respectably attended.
The sets-to were abundant, and their quality was correct.
Peace Inglis was present. to set.to with, or to make himself •
match, for Inglis
Turner. The best and finest set.to in the Court
was between Reid end a Mr. Nook, and a pretty time of it he had ;
he wee floored twice. and the last left him stuptfied upon the stage.
Here r. row occurred: the Chelsea cobbler floored his fine ideas, and
held him with both hands.
There was a fine set.to between %Card and Jem Burn.
Oliver art.to with (laynt,r, and it was • kat give pod take
match.