The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-04 00:00:00

SI'ORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S, MONDAY, Jrte 3.
The betting on the July Stakes, which will be run for at Newmarket,
next week, WAS both heavy and important. Cricketer rose considerably,
and Wll.l backed at 9 to I. General Grodvenor's also got up before the
Puke of Grafton's, and left off as second favourite. For the St. Leger,
Bedtangle went back, and Pirate Jumped up from 20 to II to I, at which
odds he was backed freely. Lord Muncaster's filly, Garcia, tiled a taw
day* ago, 0(10 Inflammation. The odds are thus—

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/VIA' STAltrit.
3 to 1 apst Cricketer I b to I apt Annuli@
5 to I agst General Grosvenor's 7 to I apt Crotchet.

Sr. 1.130/SR. _
4 to 1 agst Belrani 22 to 1 apt Euxton
74 to I agst Bed:smite SO to I apt Barefoot
II to I agst Pirate ;taken) 33 to 1 Not M'Adtra
11 to I agst Cntdader 1000 to W oast Gtn ,tatenl
14 to I apt The Dragon IMO to 20 apt Lady Cramfrager.
20 to 1 agdt Fanny
1000 to 13 agar

'each of Forth's.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON LlST.—[From the London Gazette.]

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AT TNT COURT OD COOSIINaIORRIII OT VVERUCTS, SRIIINORALL-

STR A6t. SUL RSDAT NSXT. It.
Brownell, J. Steward-street, Spltaltields, silk-manufacturer (211 exam.) lb
Dumpua, J. Netegute-street, London, bookseller (redeem estate`

COUNTRY LIST.
Aston, W. Stafford, lronmaster, Royal Hotel, Birmingham (apt. aff.l
Bradley, J. Liverpool, bookseller, at Mr. Hind.% Liverpool (dlv.) 11
Branch, J. Manchester, cotton-spin. at Star, Milner. (choice of Am ) 2
Charlton, J. and L. Manche-ter, sayers, Star, Blaney. (let exam.) 10
Cllife, J. Nantwich, cheesefactor, Hop-pole, Chester (24 exam.) 11
Fletcher, J. Abingdon, carpeLmanr. Mr.Grahrun's, Abingdon (spi. avf ) 6
Heston, W. T. Blanchester, scrivener, Star, Sinner. (proof of debts ) 2
hull)., Cheltenham. gun-maker, Royal Hotel, Cheltenham (Ist ex )
.tepam, T. Heaton-Norris. brewer, White's Hotel, lifancr. ( tat exam ) 3
Las, E. Manchester, publican, Star, Blanchester, (14 exam.' S
ttoscow, It. Liverpool, broker, at the George, Liverpool (dividendi I
Saar, It. Ban!, newton, cattlejobber. Black Horse, Sklpton (I .:t exam ) 6
Salter and Pearson, Blanchester and London, merchts. at Mr. Atkin.
son's, Blanchester ;composition) .........,..... .........
Sowerby, P. and P. Liverpool, provi4lon.merehts. at Mr.
Liverpool ;dividend,
Wells, G. and S. Norwich, hatters, at Messrs. Bignold's. Norwich (14
clam '

tobbett passed through Manchester on Wednesday : he
had addressed the people of several other towns through
which he passed, and intended doing the same there.
Hearing of it, however, the authorities of the town as-
sembled a civil and military force, and told him, if he per-
sisted •in speaking he must take the consequence. Upon
this Mr. Cubbett declined addressing the populace.

.• . .
ANNIVERSAIIIi DINNER OF TILE CADINET MAKERS'
SOCIETY•—This Society celebrated yesterday its eighth An-
niversary. After riding in splendid cavalcade from an
early hour in the morning, the procession arrived about four
o'clock, at the White-Conduit noun, Pentonville, where
the members of the Society, about 200 in number, set
down to dinner at five o'clock, Mr. J. Davies in the chair.
After the usual routine of loyal toasts, and after drink-
ing the health of Messrs. Newton and Rice, the trustees
of the Society, the Chairman proceeded to give a brief but
very satisfactory account of the prosperity of this benevo-
lent Institution : during the late panic, he observed, no
Member bad been dismissed from the Society, except for
misconduct. Subscribers were daily increasing, and with
such rapidity that he looked forward to a very considerable
dividend next year. This statement was received with
loud acclamations, and, a few more bumpers to the health
of the principal subscribes, the assembly dispersed at an
early hour.