The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-14 00:00:00

COUNIRII.

Mr. Ansirwher
Mr. Gcrdoes 9
Mr. :41Vag!
Mr. Mee
Mr. Groves ..
Mr. 13ouverie

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au/ Mr. AttainsOber lifirct 'all.

GRAND lITEZPLIII CHAS&

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A oteeple match wee role on Tuesday, for 50 sovereigns
each, the second to receive back 23, het seen a Mr. Mayseil,
Csplsio Probate, and Mr Butteushaw, and which for speed
and intrepidity has scarcely a parallel. The mat was from
Warded!, on the Wohlogliam, Windsor Forest, road, to go
to Winfted heuse, four Mlles from Maidenhead Thicket, and
one* from Meek'.upon.Tkemes. The honiamems pallopped
off together. smartened by several others, user Ike enelo-
sores fur the Bath road, leaving Hillingbear Park (Lord
Hraybrooke's) to the left, where They bad to encounter may
betardous leaps. Mr. Bureenshavi parted company with the
other gentlemen, by skirting a wood at different angles, and
the Captain made ■cross she country, mid missed the Bath
road, close to the Bell and Bottle, four miles west of Mai.
deeshead, and from thence up a chalky lase lending to Hur-
ley Bottum. The other two gentlemen erased the road
nearly together on the western verge of Maideahesd Thicket
at full speed over the level. The Captain was fest at Win-
fred House by two minutes, from his barna the best know-
!calico( the route. The rare wag as excellent one between
the woad sod third, sod Mr. Mansell was sece.d by superior
speed. The ground, cuusidered &vire milts, was perfumed
itiforty adantec

THN BOXING KING.

NEATE AND SPRING.

No scent has for many years caused so much disappoin talent
in lire sporting world as ibis match, which would decide the
championship of England, being suddenly broken off by
Spring's backer forfeiting his deposit of two hundred saves
reigns, when only another hundred remained to be made
good. The slake was to be pi rfected over a dinner at Bells
Owes on Tuesday night, for the 26th inst. To the sstonish-
most of every one there assembled, Mr. Elliot* Spring's
backer, did not make his appearance, and the deposit mosey
was forfeited to Neat,. It will cause much confusion cm
the doable bete embraciag the winners of the battles be.
loan Randall and Martin, and Josh. Rodeos sad Shelton.
Spring, too, has 'ouch remiss to oimaplain, as be is
in must excellent conditions was the favourite with
some of the best judges of pugilism, and thought of nothing
but winning. We shall realm the subject tomorrow, whets
the cause of the forfeit will be better know., rather than
prematurely state the reports sow in circulation. This is
the second fuefoit between these woo, Neale having broke
his arm is training when they woes last matched. Mr.
Elliot has pet diem pH the online, for Mortis against Randall
—no less *sum than fire hundred erreereigns for the battle
on the 3d of December. He also is the backer of Shelton
wises Joshua Hurliitoi (Jr a minor sun next Tuesday.
The following to hill? original agreemest
" Red Lion, HassysonsJsse 12, 1822.

1, Mr. Elliot on the part of Thomas Spin& .ad Thomas
Belcher on the part of William Neste, have deposited MU.
aside to make a match upon the following terms:—William
Nettle
.agreee to light Thomas Spring.. the 10th of No-
vember next, for a stake of 6001 (3001. aside), is a 14 fret
slog. Half militate time. The plate to be named by Mr.
Jackoolts within forty miles of Loadon, on the Bristol Road,
sad the Umpires to be chosen ow the ground. The second
deposit upon the above condition, 1001. aside, to be matte at
T. Spring's, We3mouth-strect, on the 121 h of July, begirt,.
the hours of four acid right. The deposit to be forfeited by
the defasber. The remainder of the stakes to be gawk good
al T. Belcher's, on the 12th of November."

Mr. W. Snit has received sod is aus smirk fur t►e deposit
of 100/. --..
RANDALL AND MARTIN.

The present will be the third battle between these light
weight "heroes of the Ast. Martin, she Ms ham twine de-
feated by the phenomenon, but having become ►eerier sad
better, he is upon the best terms with ►imatif Ma bees
training with Spring ■1 Reigate, sad is is Ise timmlitioa.
Rinds!' is all prime far the scratch, and cleans( his wind
upon the Ilimpatesd bills. Rettig is Sto4 us fluidal',
sod 5 to 4 on Shelton.

Mr. BARU. starts at Cambridge with his hopes
of success founded upon his opposition to the Ca-
tholic claims. which lie avows in his circular. At the
last contested election in the year 1811, the number
of votes polled was 806 ; there are now, however,
upwards of 1,600 members of the Senate on tin
hoards.

We understand that the Corn lospesitees balm
received a circular Irons the General Keetiwer, do.
siring them to uscertais any awes in which perame
shall have omitted to make returns uf MIS ban&
by them on any market duy, or an any day between
two markets, in order that directions may be given
for the recovery of the !venally or penalties by due
conese.of (rive-it bring the determination of the
Lords Of the Committee of Privy Council &Netsuke,
to enforce a strict compliance with the Act of Pin-
liament.—./Bary Paper.)
A correspondent informs us, that the heed it an
extensive manufactory at Atherstone, who employs
several hundred workmen, hus adopted • singular
expedient to compel them to attend his own church,
Inc by giving them tickets to be received at the
church door, and all who do not go and worship at
the same altar, are refused employment the follow-
ing week.—(Leicester (Amick.)

Messrs. Doter, CLAILIM. WADDINGTON, and
Mrs. WRIGHT, have all received notice to atieud
in the Court of king's Beach, at Westminster,
this day, to receive ►entence. Mrs. WIRIGIIT has
prepared about 70 pages of manuscript to read in
Court, stating why the Judges should not pass sal-
ience upon her.

Tits Furros.—The funds yesterday continued
depressed. but the market was rather nine
steady and iroprormg. Bank Stock. 443 ; Consols
for Account, 811 i 811; ditto for Monty. el f 801
NI L ; 31 per Cents. 9211; 4 per Cents. ;
New 4 per Cents. loin; ludic Bonds, 38; Exche-
quer Bills, 5 7; Smull, 7 8 ; Long Anne. 401 9-16.
Foreign Stock.: New Spanish. 58 57 581 39 ;
Rumen. 861 87 ; Prussian, 861; Danish, 901 91;
Neapolitan, 761 77 77i.

771 R ARMY.

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GERCRAL COURT MARTIAL

At a native General Court Martial, assembled os the 6th
of Merck, 1812, at Heosiogebool, Smirk Sirdm, a hewer
in the snake of Brevet Major 3. A. Biggs, of tie royal hotel
artillery brigade, was arisigntil on the undermentioned
charges, namely :
lot the/mi.—For hoeing, too the tinning of the 13d of
March, HMI, aratitonly soot 'maliciously, without the slightest
provocation, throes • ioaatity of ester oetr Brevet Major
J. A. Biggs, beloagiag to the royal boost artillery brigade;
also making at the same thee lose of highly improper lam
gosge mita the prom:rotor, Itilfflei•Major .1 A. &yes, on his
being remonstrated with, and reproved by him us accoraut of
its being dirty.
td Charge—For having likewise, on the evening of the
1,1 of Hunk most •iotently asoaulled. and wickedly shuck
with his fist on the fare, Breiret•Mejni J. A. Biggs, ow.
bi lag told by hist that he ohoold be confined ill the guard.
rims for his riotous b.:bovine, ; all whieli coodact being
highly improper, and prejudicial to the service, and Cu.o
fiery to the rules and regulations of the Arlicleo of %Vol..
Upon which charges the Court came to the fullJelu; dr.
cif ton, via.—

The Cowl, after having duly weighed the w►ole of the
eviresce adduced by the Prosecutor, as well as what the
Psi 00000 urged is his derelict, are of opinion that be, Weir*
Si dar, is Guilty of both the charges preferred against him by
Brevet-Major J. A. Biggs, of the royal horse artillery, and
therefore scalene, him to receive 500 lashes in the usual m 4 lie
tier, at purls time sod place as his Eccellesty the Coen massdere
bs Chief stay think must raper—the foregoing seotroce on its
brims approved of and segued by t►e Csasmaudrr-in-Chief.
It was further ordered, that the punishment awarded by the
General Court Martial against Messick StrJar, the Poisoner,
was to be inflicted lo such proportion, and at such peelll4),
Of WM., as the officer commending the Nerhuddab field
force might think proper, under the advice of a medical
gentleman.
(Signed) M. G. PATRICKSON,
Officiating Depoty-Adjutant-Gracral
of the Army is ladies