The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-18 00:00:00

THE ARMI.

The lsst Division of the 32d (Cornwall) Regiment of Infantry
has arrived. CM board the Borodino transport, at Portsmouth, frai,
Corfu, and is ordered to Plymouth, where the remainder of to."
cops is at present stationed.
The Depot of the 12th (East Suffolk) Regiment of Foot has
recelted orders to embark on board the Borodino transport, oo
hu
arrival at Plymouth, fur conveyance to Cork,
The last Division of the 88th (Connaught Rangers) Regiment of
Infantry is ordered to embark on board the Borodino transport, on
her arrival at Cork, for conveyance to Corfu.
A division of the :Stith (Herefordshire) Regiment of Foot will
embark on board the Borodino transport, on her arrival at Cott*
from Cork, to return to England.
A detachment belonging to the East !edits Company's Service
embarked, on Wednesday, at Billingsgate, for Gravesend, on route
to Chatham.
A detachment belonging to the Ist Battalion of the 60th Ride
Corps, marched, yesterday, from Westminster, for Weedon.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S, THURSDAY, Nor. 17

The betting to-day was very slack, althnugh Kenna! of the
leaders of the betting were in attendance. The horses chiefly no.
bred were Monarch, Bolivar, and Parasol. The former is still ad.
vancing, while the other two decline. No alteration in the odds 04
the St. Leger.

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6 to 1 agmt Monarch
10 to 1 Agit Bolivar
16 to 1 awl: Cedric
IS to 1 apt Tredrille
:.11 to I ag■t Zuleika
20 to 1 eget Twatty

20 to 1 agst Sophist
20 to 1 agst Advance
20 to 1 apt Grammarie
25 to 1 agst Canvass
25 to 1 agst Pranks
25 to 1 agst The Genera!
OAKS.

7 to 1 agat Pawn
9 to 1 agat Moses
9 to 1 agat Henry
12
,to 1 agat Parasol

12 to 1 agst Mipionette.
14 to 1 apt 80-peep
15 to 1 apt Elisabeth
15 to 1 apt Quadrille

MEETINGS 0/
AT TEI COURT OF CONE!
BAUM:MAL
TO-NO'

P CREDITORS,
ISSIONEE3 or BANNZUPTI,
LL-STRSET.
1211011.

THIRD MEETINGS. a.
Hall. W. Gutter-lane, warehouseman . . ,It
Pringle, Jane, London-road, Borough, victualler - II
Withertngton, C. H. Borough.road, Southwark, apothecary 2

SECOND MEETINGS.
Baker, F. Child's-hill Pottery, Hendon, potter
Baker, W. S. W. H. Kennington lane, silk hat-manufar.
turer - - . 10
Bromley, M. and °Wings, J. Commerclal-road,chenemonger 12
Clarke, J. P. Oloucester-house, Walworth, Surrey, school.
master - - -
Cowper, G. Oxford street, Ilnen-draper
Fenn. S. Bell-street, Edgeware-read, flour-dealer
Franklin, H. Wilmot-street, Brunswick-square, tailor
Fowler, M. Birmingham, grocer
Langford, T. T. Lamb's— '

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- 10
• 12
- 10

- 11
- 11

r, near Holborn, thin'.

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man - . 9
Masters, W. Duke-street, Aldgate, woollen-draper . 11
Pierpoint, M. late of the Cock arid Bottle, Strand, victualkt 10
Pritchard, J. and Burton, J. Yewsley, brickrnakers . 11
Rawlings, B. Castle.street, Leicester-square . . 12
Roberts, Si W. Bart. Courtlands, Devon, and Fowey, Corn.
wall, banker . - . . 12
Roby, T. Tamworth, Staffordshire, tanner . . It
Rownson, J. Minging-lane, merchant . . IS
Smith, J. and J. Cateaton-street, warehousemen . 12
Stevens, J. Pall-mall, bootmaker . . II
Stockley, R. and Nicholas, J. Horse-shoe-wharf, Upper
Thaorawstreet, coal-merchants - - . 19
Trott, T. New Gloucester-street, floxton, builder . It
Wise, W. Piccadillr, picture-dealer - . tt
AVillmott, R. S. Paddington street, St. Marylebone, builder li
Worley, J. Monument Coffee-house, Fish.street.hill, trine.
merchant - - - . It

FIRST MEETINGS.
Bolton, E. and Sparrow, W. Alargaret-street, Cavendish.
square, upholsterers - - . 12
Buchar...n, C. Woolwich, shoemaker - . I I
Fibley, 8. Harlesdon-green Harrow-road, bricklayer II
.11

•.....y, ..,.........-.......g.crie, narrow-roau, oricstayer - it am
Fulljames, A. V. Judd-street, Brunswick-square, linen- fin
ItlitiriaePetr, IRVdT..a.EggFaeresnhreatahmt-..:lsharuarfrreiboro,y7wer. Thames-str-o.t, warehouse: It
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cuaghr-pen.strteeert, cheeseinongct - 191 ''' 1•0111
B. Alpha Cottages, Regent's Park, musicseller --
LI if:
83UPlae'lnuPraknitItidnn,:s(LY:rni T. Old-street, St. Luke's, linen draper .II •111
West, J. and Doren, R. Golden-square, tailors .12 %V/
Williams, W. and Scott, W. Broad-coutt, Long-acre, wine Woe
and spirit merchants - - . I D
DIVIDENDS.
Biden, J. Cheapside, button.merchant . . 11
Bray, J. London-wall. livery-stable-keeper . . 1
, Byrne, T. King-street, Bryanstone.square, tailor . 1
Carter, J. Downing-street, Westminster. victualler .11 A
Crawford, W. jun. late of Cbeapsidc, bookseller . .12
Jay, H. Kilburn, carpenter . - .le briei
Marshall, J. Black Horse-yard, Gray's inn-lane, bos.maktr 12 Rail
Ill`George, %V. Fore-street, Lambeth, brewer - .12 Inge
Pine, T. and Davies, E. ltlaidstone, millers . . IS ware
Powell, F. Forest-wharf, Earl.streer, Blackfriars, corn-factor :0 Stan
Shepherd, W. Sloane-terrace, Chelsea, plumber . - 2 joini
Smyth, H. Picesdiliy, hosier . - .12 Hail
Sherwin, J. and Drane,
.—, Golden-square, Crutehed• of de
friars, combmskers . - Ii be a
Smith, W. and Atkinson, J. jun. Aldermanbury, merchants Ii along
Welch, J. Princes-street, Lambeth, japanned leather•niaiiii• ether
fac 'direr . . . 1 Saint
St. L
mon]
BEM:MS.—The point decided by the Court of King of W
Bench on Wednesday is of tome importance to the payees other
of county rates. The counties, the Court holds, are only 11Z
bound to repair existing Widget, in the strictest scone of sad e
the term, and not to enlarge, or improve, where, from the 4;
changes in the nature of vehicles, increase in the mode of heel
travelling, or other causes, their original construction if 2.110
found to he inconvenient for the passengers. pSoma
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THE IVINTER.—Without any supernatural pretensions new 11
to foresight, we certainly do forebode a severe winter. Our chaps
reasons are, that the oldest man living cannot remember Haut
three mild winters together, and nine times out of ten a Davis
bard winter follows a hot dry summer. —7ltenton Courier. orcou4ct
Besns.—A North American paper elates, that bean and b
have appeared lately in great numbers in the viciney er and le
Penobscot, in the state of Maine. 'Pile following is 0 the in
account of an attack made by one of them upon an inhabit- ?l2d t
ant of that district:—" A few evenings since, Mr. Adam Zrer;e2
Inman, of Orono, on his way home from this place, ellen dutiesabout two miles distant, was alarmed by a rustling among leeted,
the underbush near the road in which he was trarellig. duties
On listening, he was convinced that some wild anima
oodlthigirr ec
had scented the provisions with which his pack Ins
stowed, and was making baste to partake of them. He
immediately faced about, dropped on one knee, and pre-
tented his fowling-piece, well charged with ball and buck
shot, determined not to give up the hard-earned Niel Ell
of his industry to the freebooter without a struggle to Pc'
tect them. The animal made his way directly to the road, dicine
and rapidly advanced upon his wary enemy. ta
lan rts.
knowing from his footsteps that he was near (ding 442ctel
the extreme darkness of the night prevented biol. ire so ,
seeing him) inclined his head as near the gem... 77 the de
sible, in the hope of getting a sight of the foe before he sbou"• orders 1
dose with him. In a moment a bear, blacker than ll': festiveta,
ior
shades that surrounded him, and one of the lone': Jnak
of the species, reared on his hind feet immedieloY PM. it,
before him, and with open mouth rushed upon hie 9"!: stamp.
At this critical moment Inman's presence of mind did t' Men
forsake him, but, deliberately leveling his piece, he silo' Pilla.
re
the sable robber through the heart, and laid hilnde'd tPoeLtnare
at his feet. So near was the bear that his hair was bete olf__
.:
by the powder of Mr. Inman's gun. His weight was
231) 'I
lb. and his skin measures nearly six feet in length."
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BIRTHS. 4li selebrati
On the 14th inst. at Waleot-place, Lambeth, the lady ..- Chu' as
Wilkinson, Esq. of • daughter. alterativ,
(ht the lath instant, the lady of J. Groan Wllk. boat E''' remain i
of a son. Preps,
~.....-• snd Co. I
MARRIED. "6,, and
On Tuesday last, Capt. John Walter Roberts. R. N. w rwce`' N.ll.-
daughter of John Sargent, Esq. of Lavington. Susso..
......., :19,e,tted t
1,11 be p
DIED. cult,.
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On the 13th inst, at Bath, Elisabeth, the wife et Samuel A es ins I
ton, Esq. h. ai. The Suddenly, on the 14th inst. at Harlow, Essex, Mari' ''srl _, 05,
1 heltenli
of Mr. Thomas Gillian.
fiervOnetyhe 16th inst. at Acton Lodge, Middlesex, the lull As::
pAintrat
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On the 14th inst. suddenly, at Brighton, aged 79, Mrs. ,ettotat 1
Wheeler, of South-street, Park.lane. 'll:rienStic
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