The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-10-27 00:00:00

FROM I.AST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Joseph Robin on Smith. North Audley.street, Grosvenor-square,
upholsterer. from October 3U to December 18, at ten, at the Bank.
ruins' Court.

BANKRUPTS.

William Clark, Spel4olam-street, Burton-crescert, croal-tners
chant, to surtcnch r Oetoher 30, Nov. 6, and Dec. 7, at eleven, at
the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. J. 1). Pineroy, Charlvtc-
street, Fitzroy-squue.
James Datincry, Cmiley Mills, Uley, Gloucestershire, woollen.
manufacturer, October 30, Nov. 6. and I)ec. 7, at eleven, at the
Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Hutchison, Crown-court, Thread.
needle-street.

Robert Drury ant George Thompson, Luke-street. Paul-street,
Finsbury-square, and Tumham Green, brewers, November V, 13,
and Docember 7, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, 3lr.
flitultnarah, Crment, Jewin-street, Crippiegate.
Iluggons Stevens, Hedge-row, Islington. dealer is
earthenware, October 30, November V, and December 7, at twelve,
at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. C. Reeves, Ely-place,
Holborn.

Joseph Warden, New Sarum, Wiltshire. money-scrivener, No.
vernber I, at one, 2. at ten, and December 7, at twelve, at the •
Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. C. Lntmoore, fled Lion-squats.
William Clark, Kingston.u.on.liull. seedsmen. November 8,
9. and December 7, at eleven. t the Dog and Duck Tavern,
Kingston-upon-MIL Solicitor, 31r. J. Taylor, Clement's Inn,
London.
Henry Woolley. sen. IVinster, Derbyshire. grocer, November 6.
8, and December 7, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Derby. Solicitors.
Mr. W. Roberts, Exchequer-offices, Somerset-place; Messrs.
swettenhnm and Andrew, Wirksworth, Derbyshire; or Mr.
Flint, lino:etc?, Stafford hire.

DIVIDENDS.
Nov. 17. W. Wels'uy, Manchester, innholder, at nine, at the
Coach and Horses Inn, Deanseate. MancheNter.
Nov. 16. Wl, J. W.. and P. (1. Hamilton, New City Cham-
bers. London, and J. Itidsdge, Leeds, merchants, at twelve, as
the Bankrupts' Court.
Nov. 16. B. Sims, St. Ann's-lane, London, shoemaker, at ten.
at the Bankrupts' Court.
Nov. 16. B. Yeoman, Keyford-Frome, Somcrsetshire, baker, as
twelve, at the Bankrupts Court.
Nov. 16. R. Wilson, Bow-lane, Cheapside, warehouseman, at
ten. at the Blinkrupts Cuurt. . _ .

Nov. 20. T. llaubney, Portaea, grocer, at eleven, at the Bark-
tams' Ccurt.
Nov. S!. T. Palmer, Gutter-Imve, Cheapaide, and Folesl,ol,
ventry, silk-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Bankrupts Court.
Nuv. 111. H. Hwy, Austin-friars, merchant, at ten, at the Bank-
rupts' Court.
:Nov. 20. J. and B. ('.omersall, Leeds, merchants, at eleven. at
the Court House, Leeds.

Nov. t 7. J. li'ood, Cardiff', banker, at eleven, at the Ariel
Inn, Card ill.

Nov. 16. G. Laing, Dunster.court, illiccing-lane, merchant, at
tell. at the Bankrupts' Cour.

Nov. 17. G. Miwson. Bradford, Yorkshire, grocer, at elave2.
at the Whits Lion Inn, Bradford.

Nov. 16. T. and J.'l). Payn, Cateaton-etrcet, warehousemen,
at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court.

CERTIFICATES--Nort sawn 16.
Thomas Taylor. Ross-atreet-llorsclydown, and of Shad- Thames.
Surrey, Hour-factor.—Dcnnis APCarthy, Shads ell. cool. merchant.
—Joseph Proctor. Wardour-street, Oxfonl-atreet, wine-mer-
chant—Leonard Wane, 11'arwick-place, Great Surrey-street, mer-
chant.—David Evacs, Swansea, Glamorganshire, draper.—Robsts
Nicholls, 'uilin, Denbighshire, apothecary and druggist.—%il-
liam Wade, Gloucester-street, Queen-square, carpenter—Joseph
Cooke, Femur Bellwood, Somersetahire, clothier.—Thomu.Cooke„
Proms Sellwood. Somerseishire, clothier.—George Errington and
Charles Daniel Nichols, Croydon, Surrey, dealers.—Richard Paw-
eet, Albion-place, Itatholoinew-cline, colourman.—William At.
kinaon, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, merchant.
P.% RTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Richard Harvey and William Hill:lYappincatrest, blamit
bakers.—John Warwick and George Young, Austin Friars, wine.
merchants.—William Hall, James Knight, and William Watts,
secdsmen, Peckham, as far as regards James Knight —Mark
lambert and Hobert emwther, chemists and druggists, Knares-
brough, Yorkshire.—Williani Looter, sen. and John Domes, Soul-
ampina.—Danial Jones and David Jones Samuel Pope, Thomas
llickharn, John Derbyshire, and Henry Pope, Manchester, mums-
manufacturers.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

His Majesty's stag-hounds will meet on Friday, r. Ascot HUI&
race-count, at halt-I.aq ten.
The Northumberland fox•haunds meet on Saturday at Nether-

The Oakley hounds meet tomorrow at Pavingham at eleven ;
Saturday at Easton Wood.
The Cheshire hounds meet to-morrow at Aston Grange; ek'autt-
day at Fox and Barrel; November 1, at Sandiway Head ; 3d. at
Ox llaye's Carlo.: Zith, at Ouddon limb ; and as the High-
way-shfe—at half. past ten.
Sir Jacob A.tley's lot-hounds meet on iVednestiay, Sovembcr
r.t Guist Bridge; on Friday, the sth, at Guistaick Church; aad
oa llonday, the &h. at Gan thorp Hall—each thy at halt.past tau.
The llolywcll harriers meet to-morrow at PsaiTord Nt:wykki—:t
.In:l..pa,t ten.
The Sandetstead barriers meet this day and Saturday at Kentish

rvinvmolev Hmtarrius.—last Tidily these barriers began the
quest of a hare near Blackborough, and, • fter ruining seine time,
awcendeel, with their deep-mouthed music, a great pan of six steep
r•ountain of Dent. l'uss being on her seat in an old quarry in the
brevet of the mountain, and hearing the noise of her foil:men, im-
mediately jumped out, when all the savage soul of Sure vest up at
,-: cr. After a circuitous round or two near her home. she bounded
..nWri upon the plain. leaving the dogs at a considerable distant:vs
tiniiintl, and clearing the hedges and ditches with astohishirg
ness, she reached the ricer 12Len. whi:ve she swam over. and ahapest
her course towards 14nm:en:, into which she came, and, rusting
down the ntreet a considerable distance., she entered the humble por-
tico of a shoemaker, from whence she soon bounded on. went to the
other side of the street. and na rile her way, with much difficulty,
into a meadow the dogs followed soon after, and the chase was
ea—llunt, and, idler running a long time, she was obliged at last tai
rcror herself to her staunch plasiiers, which surrounilvd.her isa a
little valley near Middle Town.—eumbeiland Packer.
ISI'I:IIESTIX3 31ATC:1.—.1 strong muster of eseillent shots
met on rice Pigeon-ground. Itrgshot Heath, on Saturday, to witness
a inandi at 11 birds each. made O.• the preceding week on Ascot
:!nurse. between three couple of crack gentlemen shots, for a sweep.
st•t:.es of `29 sons. each, making, 1201. ; twenty-one yards from the
trap. The ineionerts were-31msrs. Marsh and Gee, Messes. Re—
gets and Want, and Messrs. Meadows and Oliver:—

KUNI. I
Killed.
- 10 I Rogers - - 9 3leadowe
- 9 I %Van/ - - 8 °Leer
19 17 17
The -econd best 01013 being entitled to 10 son. the tie between.
I.IC :lits lotus was allot off as follows:
Killed.
- 9 Oliver .
. 8 Meadows -

-

Marsh .
(;c: -

Want - - -
Bogen - - -

Woodeceks have visited thi;
Retsina. tine bird of this spa

condition. in this county, on'T
of Bicesti.x.--Bik (s (Amick.

ghbourboed estiseigly
wee. we lam, shoe •
Jay bet, by William CuliOlot