The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-04 00:00:00

CHESS.

T h e following are tlee mores made in the two games of (
played some time ago between three gentlemen of M enchester a,
three of Liverpool. Both the games were in progress at the Inc
time. Tilly began about tie middle of December lase, and etc.
eluded on the 25th of April. We give one game thiA k. ae4
shall give the other next week. The Liverpool gentlemen had th
first move, and played the black.

BLACK.
1 K P 2 squares
2 Qll P legume
3 K Kt toß3d
4 Q to K 4th checking
8 Q takes Q P
6 It B to Q B 4th
7 Quecn to King's 2d
8 Queen's P one square
t (''sties
10 lit s B to King's 3d
11 ' Knt to Q's 9d sq.
12 it's pawn one sq.
13 K's Kt pswn two sq.
14 K Kt to It 2d sq.
13 K K P t4kes P
16 KB P 2 sq.

aintrt.
I K P 2 squares
2 Q P 2 squares
Q P takes K. P
4 13 P I square
5 h. B to Q 3,1
t; K Kt to K B 3i
7 Castles
8 K's K to Queen's 4th
yQlltoKtS4th
10 Bto adv KKt dth
11 Ing's It's P 2 squares
12 Q's B to It's We 4th
13 K B P takes K Kt P
14 Queen toad, K R's 4th
15 K. P. one square
18 K P takes K. B P en passan:
at K B 3d sq.
17 Q takes K Kt checking
18 K B takes Q chccitirg
10 H takes R
2111 B takes P
21 B KBisq.
22 Q Kt to Q
23 B takes Kt
24 R to King's sq.
25 B takes 11
2tllltoKl324ai
27 Pawn takes K B
28 B to K Kt 34 sq
P takes P
30 II to Ade Q Kt
31 B to adv Q K 24 sq
32 B to ativ Q Kt 3d sit
33 B to ade Q II 4th vi
34 K to It 2d square
35 KtoK2tleq
31; K It P one square
37 K to B 28 square
3815 tn rulv K ?d squsre
3!) K to King's 2d square
40 It to adv K I 3 3,1 sq. check.

17 K It takes K P
18 Q takes (,
19 K takes K B
20 Kt takes It
21 Kt to Slit. King's 4th
22 It to K square
13 Kt takes Q Kt
24 Q B to Q 4th
23 Rook takes 110,k
28 Q's 11 tikes Q It P
27 K B takes Kt
28 K to Kt 3d square
29 (to B P one sq
30 P takes P
31 Q P two sq
32 Q B P one sq '
33 It P one aq
34 K to B foutth eq
33 K to adv K fourth sq
311 B to adv Q Kt sq.
37 11 to adv Q 3d checkg.
ti Q Kt P one eq
39 1.1 to adv Q Kt sq.
41t K to ask, Q's 4111

41 K to Q B 4th
42 K to ativ q 4th
43 K to atht h 4th
44 B to adv Q 3d checkg.
45 K to Q's 4th
46 K to kis 3d sq
47 Q. Kt's P one sq

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it g
4! T 1 to udv K 2d chcckg
42 It to ativ K B 3d chcckg
43 B to adv K 2d
44 K to his B 2d sq
45 K Kt P two sq
46 B to Q Kt's 4th square
47 K to his 3d square

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON LIST.—;From the London Gesette.]

AT TRU COURT OP CORMISSIINC:IS OP lIAMERUPTII. RaSINGOALL-_

ON WILD. 16q111AT NEXT. /I
Haviskle, A. Buckler bury and Stokesley, linen-man. sell furniture q
Shepheard. B. Gloucester-terrace, Ifoxtou, leather-factor, spec. air..
Till, J. Basingball-street, rroollen.draper, special affairs.

COUNTRY LIST.
Bentley, R. Bolton-le-Moors. machine-maker, Star, Manch. 2d ex II
Fryer, H. Sunderland, coal-fitter. Lion. ship interest. I
(lough, N.. M., and A., Manchester, cottomspinuers, White's, IA es. •:
Myers, T. Nottingham. optlcian, Lion, IA exam........
Oliver, F. Lianwyddelan, cattle.salesmaa, Bear's Head, Newtown,
adj. last exam II
Salter and Pearson. Manchester and London, merchants, Sr.t Ham

chester, proof of debts _
Weetworth and Co. York, bankers, Court-house, Walredeld, proof
of debts...

A Mr. Sparrow, late of Brixton, who recently com-
menced practice there as a surgeon, met with a premature
death on Thursday last, under circumstances peculiarly
afflicting to his relations and friends. It appeared that
about ten days ago a girl from Croydon, on her arrival in
Lambeth, was taken suddenly ill, and expired in that
parish. The deceased was taken to the workhouse, and
her friends, anxious to ascertain the cause of her death.
emp!oyed Mr. Sparrow for that purpose, who, iu the emus.
of the operation of opening the body, sli:.ffltly punctured
one of his fingers with the instrument. The wound hi -
came excessively painful, and notwith.tanding the varice,
applications and remedies that were tried exttrnally
internally, Mr. Sparrow fell a victim to that I% hieh, i^r to
first instance, he treated as a light scratch.

MARRIED.
On the 12th ult. Richard Mort, Esq. Captain Itch Hussars, to B,lt
bara, dstughter of Colonel Robert Murray 31acgrcgor, of Blacks ell.
Durham. _ _

At St. Pancras. John Frederic Churton, Esq. of Beaumont-street.
Marylebnnc, to Mary, youngest daughter of the late Wm. Eal-
wanner, Esq. ; and. at the fame time, Henry Canvasser, Esq. of
Burton-street, to Maria, eldest daughter of John Innea, Esq. 01
Tower-street.
On the 30;h ult. Samuel Cohen, jun. Esq. of Bevis Mar!.,. to
Miss Sophia Tueaki, of Amsterdatn, niece to Gabriel Cava. 1:
of Brixton-place.

DIED.
On the 31st nit. at Floching, Spencer 3laryon Wilsop, F+o.
brother of Sir Thomas 3laryon Wilson, Dart. of Charhut. llothe
Keat, aged 72.
On the 2fith tilt. at St. Lawrence, Isle of Wight, ia consequence
of injuries received by the overturning of his carriage, in the 91st
year of his age, Wm. Jones, Esq. of Kensington Gore.
At East Aloulsey, on the 31st ult. Lieutenant-Colonel Archibald
Ross.
On Thursday last, at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, in the 44th
year of her age, Sarah. the wife of Richard Neave, Es‘. Depute
of the Forces, and Secretory to that Lstablish-
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