The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-10 00:00:00

t!ITY

A Court of Aldermen was held yesteraay at
Guildhall for the general dispatch of public
The lognest of the Ward of Bishopsgate attended. and
mode a presentment of model persons carrying ou trade
without being free of the City.
The Impress of Castle Bayoard Ward also swede a pre-
sentment of a animas*, which was referred to the Alderman
of the Ward, to give ouch directions as he should think IL
A Petition was. presented from suadry Creases, etre-
plaining of the violation of their privileges by mistreemew
being employed in the manufacture of sliver spoons, which
was referred to a Committee.
A Petition from the coal whippers is the port of Lowden,
in respect of various grlevaavea, was presented, sod the par.
ties were beard.

The Court thee proceeded to ermaider the Petition of the
Ship UMW'S of Newcastle and Seederlead, for a reflection
of the wages of the coal shippers, when all parties were
heard, and the norther coasideratiou thereof adjeureed.
The uaeal precepts fur Lord Mayor's Day twat, sad the
Vile a orders fur the prucessiue ou that day, were ordered to
be issued.

Several bills were ordered for payment. The Court broke
■p at Ire o'clock.

STEEPLE CHASE.
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A daemons exploit of t►is kind took place on lifestlay
%elopes Mr. Briershaw, of the Farley Heal, sad • Rooth,
woo of the bawl of Harrinstoa. 11111 mate► between the
parties s•d their (deeds was for SO guineas a side, over a
piece of ground shout If miles, as • bird would Ay. situated
fruit, Mr. Eareshavr's cottage, ■t Swallow/cid Moor, links,
to Brat knell enclosures. on Whitlow Forest. Each took the

same direction until They came within sight of Selaborpe
Wood, which they skirted ■1 opposite angles, after a severe
gall., of eight miles over the rough Moor, with mail
hasmiluoss leaps. They were at equal distances two similes
front home, sad made au interesting race up the bill to the
limishoog spot. Mr. Earashaw won it by superior strength
at lam, in wee bear aid thirty we miaow,.

SPORTING PIORO.V MATCII.

A (rand =skit took pieces* Monday on Eastwood Done.,
Oxforit•hrre, between six shots from the ceeblito of Oxus
and Borba, WI th lee other ;kited ma, attairot eleven of .11
'r-.• • ... :i•wastotillOgs. aside, at Allem birds float the
trap, at 'lO yards frees the pio, as follows :
England. Vila. I tOunlfee. Killed.
Meows. Jones l4 I Messrs. Herring .... 14
Thorpe l4 Knapp ....... 13
Bortersbas.
Captain Swish ll Meredith.... 11
Sams. Welk ll I Morrows .. .. 10
Herbert
T. Josses
Kent
H I Harlow
Morris Gilbert ...... 7
I 1
Amulet ...... IP
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114

The three repute ill best 1
der 10, wed ear I bisdit

110
of the Comoties killed, two of
h boot thaw Ike 'batch.

BOXING.
I. the &bargee of pugilistic talent in big weft mei-
'Poing what is called the London ring, the countrymen
maraned determined to have • rival•kip, and the bottle we
are shout to record, bought at eight o'clock yyuestoday
Mt -OSP Neatley-moor. a few miles from -Whim
Neale betweeii two men of more than It stone each, wag
of
least one which would have given our heavy weight
china mem • aperinitn of courage at to be looked al. The
nun for the ilsy's diversion were George Granger, a Somerset.
shoe man, who had won sonic haulm. and Franklin, the
Nottinghamshire lamearr-man who bad well cleared his way,
and he was barked at Newark by a country Croatians'' to
tight this match for OA nudes the training of a celebrated
used-up crickeler, near Basiugsloke. The batik was an
ailartinate one of 3A minutes, and more maahood never
was displayed.
In the first routs/ there were mime severe exchanges of
✓ound and half-tumid hits, but at imigth the smith received
heavily with a tight.hatnierl facer between the left eye and the
ear, which dripped his brad oa owe side and Awed bias.
2. The rusith made the play, and look a derisive lead by
inammerive away, and, after many exchanges to his *dews-
tage, he hit his adversary down by ass over-handed blow upon
his forehead, which set his wok singing dreary songs.
7. Both hail worked hard, and slur sense awkward spar-
ring at brPows meading, they turned to again at the give
mot take system for seven minutes, until bolls were hit nesr-
ly and the claret flew as if from the surgeon's lance,
and undismayed they maintained She tumid icii
when Granger gave his adversary a karmiue mints buttock.
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haul the 7th round the war; were hot much worn oust to
begin again, toad hogging was she order of the fight.
S. 8..0h as game 111 she Norwich bull like his opponent*
the bmifer.. they bit each usher to a stood 'till, refuvisig to
go Ant she smith was at !north dropped nem has face
by a hit in the wind, which spoiled him.
lie f..ncht the 9th and 10th rounds inalifolly, but 011 Int
being r.11e41 for the 11111, he wee tleaf to it, awl Grasser
was Jeclamd the whiner wills loud scirlawiattuus.
A aerofoil and litsliermsa light look place between Iwo
strapping 11t.! boys fur fillers shilHwg., which lasted 42
minutes. All the harm they received nag IV the back of
the head from wowing bating, but it excited much No.

The GLIB Cup that Dr. Sr.fax Ivan at Rich-
mond last week, is the sixteenth or his winning
during the la•t seven years, viz.—Seven sit l'rea-
10a, five at Lancaster, three at Richmond, and
111111•• at IIL ldlrhatn.

At Newmarket First October Mretiog. last wra-k.
the Stud of the late Lord SUFFIELD was sold by
klf ism TATTERSALL, avi follows,

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Cuweiea.l, 5 yrs old, was saki to the Duke of POI I laud, fur
500 go luta,.

A bay cult, by 31 oley, 3 yn •ld, out of Aquiline, 210 gui-
nea', to the Duke of Do►set.

A bay cult, 4 yrs old, by Vandyke, juu. out of Rosetta,
200 gosinesn to Mr. &ix Lame.

Abay coil, by Mule;, out of /Aniline, engaged in Om
rby, 1822, in Mr. Rash's name, 145 In Mr Blum.
~ledu.e, Irk Seim, dam by Sir Hairy, 135 guineas, to Mr.
R. %Vault'.

uorn..rm, by Rainbow, 110 guineas, in Mr. Fox Lane.
Frier Raietra, a chi-soot eon, 3 year. oh', by Muky, uut of
lAA 5 105 g 111111.311, SO Mr. 1001111.
Arillira, by Eagle, out of Sister to Petworth, 105
[suss•, to Mr. St epherson.
A bay colt, by 31uley, hut ufSisier to P. t worth, 100 guinea.,
to Captain E. V. and
A hey filly, by Orville, out of Medora, enraged Ritlista
M.. %Voltam'. Ajar., uta Tiaralay. in the Houghton Meeting.
latfil, Ala. 41.109 gs h. ft.; in the !tidiness/nob Stakes fur
Hairs; Trr►day, iu the Craven Meeting, ; ■nd in the
akieertakrt, 100 gs. h. ft. fur fillies, the Sanle day anti Mr. t-
ine Otter hubsertbrra).—All these engagrinents were tirade
Mr. Cumin: name, and were bought accorilingl).
Major Rims, of Marton Lodge, near Stork ton-
on.:Trer, lola lately sold to Alamo Stspyhoo, E I.'
ail Moon Yorkshire, two cows, the wand-
itaiiighttrs of Countess. for the smut of four hundred
Pinrods. Pad Oar Caw, the grattil-disughter of P
law see hundred pounds. These cows ale of the
gelolli sir Kettou breed.