The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-06-25 00:00:00

TATTERSALL'S, JUNE

The Subscription Room to-day was not so well attended as no
doubt it would have been had not the weather proved so ineletner;
yet those members present were of the first respectability. Betting,
on the July Stakes at Newmarket, and the Doncaster St. Levi,
was very brisk, and many engagements made to high figures on
both of them. There has been fresh alterations in the odds on se-
veral horses since our last account, as will be seen by the fellosirg
accurate statement

JULY STAKES.
5 to 2 apt Mr. Wilson's colt; 4 to 1 apt Coquette.
DONCASTER ST. LEGER.
4i to 1 agat Bruteudortr 17 to 1 apt Caceia Piatti
9 to I apt Altiaitlors 111 to 1 apt Terry (Louisa mit)
9 to 1 apt Swiss 25 to I apt Helmut
13 tot apt Osmond 30 to 1 apt Taraodua
13 to I apt Canteen The other horses as before.
t 5 to 1 apt 'Mustachio

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS,
AT Tilt evrisurre' COURT, RASINGIIALL-STREET.

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THIRD MEETINGS. 9.
Bowes J. Battersea. Surrey, carpenter . . - 1l
Corhen. P. 0. Friday-street, linen-draper . - 19
Dale, T. Old Bell Inn, Holborn, coachmaster and innkeeper 1k
Eaton, 0. Upper Thames-street, stationer - - 11
Ella, S. Noble-street. shoemaker . i
Haselden, J. Grub-street and Coleman-street, horse-dealer
Nelson, J. Cheltenham, tea-dealer - .
Rarasden. R. Wandsworth, Surrey, coach-proprietor
Roberts, T. A. Croydon, Surrey, merchant -
Sentinis, W. F. Lan bourne Chambers, merchant
Twaddle, W. C. Hertfordshire

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SECOND MEETINGS.
Felton, R. jun. Spur Inn-yard, nouthwark, hop ar.d seed-
merchant . - . . II
Gibson, B. J. P. Great Bell-alley, Coleman-street, merchant 1.2
finder, J. Lime-street, victualler - . . 10
Mackenzie, A. Lime-street, merchant . - - 11
Prestwidge. S. Drury-lane, grocer - - . 11
Haney, J. Whiteharen, Cumberland . 1.2 .
Su:iih, T. 8., A. and I). Old Trinity House, Tower.strcet,
corn-factors - - . 10

FIRST MEETINGS.
Austin, C. Luton, Bedfordshire, banker - . 10
Fairmaner, J. Alfred-mews, Tottenham.eourt-road. horse-dealer 1
Patton, F. Maddox-street, Bond-street, watchmaker - 12
Courthope, T. Rotherhithe, Surrey. boat-builder - 10
lhabwell, J. Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, wine-mach/du 11
Edwards, W. Blenheim-street, Bond-street, merchant . 10
Hale, W. Church-street, Spitalfields, cabinet-maker ,
Hall, G. Lothbury, hat-manufacturer
Hicks. H. W. Connaught-mews, Edgware-road, horse-dealer 10
Penn. W. B. Datehet, Buckingham, movie-seller . . 10
Sherwin, J. and Deane, J. Gould-square, Crutched-Friars,

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Smith, J. Church-paw, FI

money -scricener I

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DIVIDENDS.
Button, W. jun. and sen. Paternoster-row, booksellers - I l
I)ay, R. Unsalted-lane, oil-broker - . . I:
l'asana, l). Bath, fancy stationer . . II
Fowler, 1). Lime-mrect. merchant . . I I
liandscatub, J. H. Newport Pagnel, Buckingham, lace-
merchant II
Henke, 'F. and Von Post, P. 0. Si. Mar -hill, merchants II
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windmill - . - -

Herbert, J. Plough public-house, Wii ~court, 11c.:
Smithfield, victualler . 11
Hibbs's, J. Hylord's-court, Crotched-friar, vine.inerchant
Holt, H. F. Cannon.row, Westnunster, surgein . lr
3lcorehouse, H. Doncaster, grocer - - • 1,,
Richardson, J. Holborn. linen-draper . - it

BIRTH.
On the ‘2llth irritant, in Charterhouse-aquare, the lady of Mr.
Bell. of Bow Church-yard, Solicitor, of a seventh son and a
daughter.

31.1HRIEU.
On the :Ist instant, at Canterbury, (I. Minter, Esti. d
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45th regiment, to Mrs. Emma Wood, daughter of Geo. Ihmert
Esq. of that city,
On the ?at instant. Alfred Stephens. Esq. barrister.at-L"
Virginia, daughter of Matthew Eonsett, Esq. of Guildford-strett,
Russell-square.
the :"It instant. st Gretna, Mr. Robert H itddart. of Less'
Hall. to 3liss TonlitT, of Abbey Holm. So determined was Wv
young tv mph in her resolve, that on the day previous she d•
fected her escape to Wigton (a distance of eight or ten lan.
from whence she was conveyed by her lover to Carlisle. 1-4
then:e to the famous High Priest on Scottish 1.•

DIED.
On the 16th inn., a few dart after his arrival from India, g
Weymouth, in the 30th rear of his age, sincerely lamented h.!
nutuenins acquaintance, oeorge Melia., son of George liclas'
Laq. Perthshire. N.B.
On the 21ra instant, in the 78th year of his age. at his house g
the city of Oxford, Menlo Wall. 11. D., and Lord Lichfield's C-•
nical Professor in that Unireraity.
Saturday week, at the Countries Hush. Countr of Kilksea!'
3137 Costello. aged 1112. Her mother, Matilda hickman. dad
precisely at the same age. Her grandmother dial at the age a
120. Ha great-grandmother's age is not exactly known, but it !s;
needed 12. i rears, and long before her death the had to be roar.
in a cradle like an infant. Mary Costello's brother lived beard
lOU years ; at the age of DO he Worked regularly, and could a
down half an acre of hazy val.; in the day. ar 111

HIIIH WATER THIS D.\Y AT LONDON 'MIME-
Morning 21 runt. alter 12. 1 Afternoon 34 ruin. after 13

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