The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-02-03 00:00:00

BRAZILIAN MINIM; ASSOCIATION.

TO THE. EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PP.ES3
St a—A paragraph in your paper of this miming states " that a letter from Rio de Janeiro Inc ntions that two Er.
glisinnen have been murdered by the natives, and that tt.
Government had recalled the miners geticraly, to say;
their lives."
I am authorized by the Directors of the Imperial Hear;.,
Tian Mining Association to inform you that there to to
truth in the above statements.

By order of the Boirrl,
9, Throgmorton.atreet• LEWIS LEWIS Jda
21 Feb. 11126. Secrets•y,

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTEMALL'S. Tuvalu)Ay, FEB. 2.

The chief basiuesa this afternoon was on the outsiders. %any whom were backed at heavy figures. 'fhe leading farnontas
tinue almost stauonary, as will be seen by the following stasemmt:
DERRY.
4i to 1 apt Monarch 4b to I agat Sophist
11 to 1 agst 13U to 1 apt kowestaltaktai
11 to 1 apt Urainarie 30 to 1 agat Cedric
14 to 1 agst The General 311 to 1 ago Pranks
21 to 1 agat Advance 33 to I :,gst Baran !kl talc/sus,*
22 to 1 apt Panic 35 to 1 apt Bolivar
OAR/.
to 1 agst Pawn 10 to 1 agst %salad
ei to I agst Mignioneste 13 to 1 agir Illfsabeth
7 to 1 apt /Wares. 14 to 1 agst Maar,
.20ER.
125 to 1 agst Calypso
123 to 1 mot 3liss Psnay
40 to 1 agst Pints
40 to 1 agst Barefoot

SIT. L.
15 to 2 agst flediamito •
II to 1 agst Belzoni
13 to 1 agst Crusader
20 to 1 agst Barataria

Ptotom 4ITOOTEeO.—The Return Match between founert
gentlemen of the Brighton and fourteen of the Bllllngeturn
at six birds each, was decided on Monday. at
favour of the Billlnghurst Club, by two birds only : the form,,,
match being won by. the same Club by • single bird. Mew
Edwards and i‘lann, of that Club, killed all their birds, and au
average number killed was four out of the six..

Lord Darlington has paid nearly 12,0001. fur rsee-horses is the
last tn.:, years, viz., bOOOl. for Swiss and Barefoot, :MI. for Se*
and 3.504./L for Memnon.
GALLOP:NO MATCH.,--di match for 50 sovereigns a.11,!e
decided on Monday, over a mileand half of the Clieltenhsni t.::.
course, between Mr. Wilson's b. g. Blemish, and Mr. Pm?.
feather's ch. m., lUs•.. each. After a good race Blemish won.
--•—

Him Orace the Duke of Wellington: the Hon. Col. Jenkissr.
lion. O. Trevor. and 3lr. Pane, have been this week on n (hoorq
visit at 3laresfield Park. the seat of Sir J. Shelley. (hi nieds,
they bacged nearly IN head of game, and were equally font.
nate on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Phcacnnt booting went out on Wednesday for the season, wi:A
iv considered to have been a very indifferent one; the birds brag
generally very thin and seam.

MEETINGS .OF CREDITORS.
♦T TEE COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OF BANKRUPTS.
BMIING HALL•II RE ET.
TO.3IEORRuW.

THIRD MEETINGS. I.
Barber, S. and S. Old Broad-xtreet. merchants . It
Barlow, S. and S. jun. Old Broad-street, merchants • 12
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Corbett, A. Friday-street, merchant . 10
Criekett, S. and R. A. and Ruffnell, S. H. Chelmsford, Essex,
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bankers - - - - 12
Dixcee. T. Newman-street. OxfortLatreet. picture-dealer 10
Garsh, D. Upper Rock-gariers, Brighton, and Tabernacle.
square, Finsbury, silk. mercer - . . at
Harding, S. Oxford-street, jeweller . . 12
Pass, W. Curtain-road, Shorediteli. dyer . . 1!
Passinan, J. King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street, warehouse-
man . . - . . 10
Piper, T. and Dewdney, G. Dorking. Surrey, bankers - 12
Richardson, J. Reigate, Surrey, grocer . - Iti
Robine. F. !regent-street, jeweller - ' . II
Sharp. J. 13. Exchange-buildings, Sweeting's-allsy, broker II
Shaw, J. E. G wynn's-buildings, City-road, paper-maker • 12
Tournier, J. Haymarket, restaurateur and coffee-house keeper 11
Weissenborn, E. A. and H. Upper Holloway, lodging-house
keeper . - - . I!

secnrrn MELTING!.
Billing. J. Oafard.etreet, livery-stable keeper . U
Brats, S. Macclesfield, silk-throw/8w . . i
Charlton, T. Quadrant, Sr. James's, gold and silver laccman i
Cooper. 'l'. Pentonville. Ironmonger . . 12
Dickinson, W. Lad-lane, Chettpside, ailkrnaa - 11
Gibson. R. H. Tukenbouse.yard, merchant 1:
Hall, N . Clement's-lane. bombard.street. merchant • 1:
Hastings, T. Green-walk. Illackfrisrs-road, silversmith 12
31onann, 11. and Tucker, G. Coburg-street, St. Pancras,
builders - . I
Money. S. New Bond-street. linen-draper . la
Norton, J. High-street. Nouthwink, cheesentonger . It
Ogle, E. L. Ckment's.lane, brick-maker . II
Robinson. W. B. Robinson's-row. Kingsland, apothecary . 10
Smith, r. Cumberland-street, Chelsea, builder • 12
Smith, W. Lombard-street, haner . . 12
White, J. Fleet-street, flour-factor . . II
Wilkes, J. Worthing, Souses, ale-brewer . 11
Workman, T. W. Rodbmough, Gloucestershire, clothier . II

TTAST MZETIIIOI.
Abbott. J. Conduit-street, II ano rer-square, auctioneer
Bond, S. and Ilorribuckle, R. Beaumont-street, Marylcbcre.
wine-merchants - -
Bourne, J. formerly of High Holborn, clieesemonger, ard
now of Agnes-place, Waterloo-rout, picture-dealer . 11
Breeds, W. and Troutbeck, W. H. Hastings, grocer . 11
Campbell, C. Bishopsgate-street, merchant . ll
Devereux, F. Brabant-court. Philein-lane, prnrision.agent . 11
Fenwick, W. Little Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, furni-
ture-broker - 10
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Purley, F. Minthinhampton, Gloucester, cooper . 11
Lisle, A. He, Regent-street, Pall-mall, bill-broker . ll
31artin, J. sen. Crescent-mess, Burton-crescent, riding-master 11
Perkin., J. Ball-wharf-lane, Upper Thames-street, wholesale
stationer . - -
Reynolds. W. Shad-Thames, rope-maker
Smith, W. Uxbridge, Middlesex, mcalman
Steed, W. B. Caroline.street, Bedford.square, surgeon
Such, J. Blackman-meet, Southwark, boot.manufacturer
Weunan, J. Great Surrey-street, Bla.cktriars-road, bat manu-
facturer - - -
Veldham, T. Tottenham-court-road, linen-draper

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DIVIDENDS.
Batgen, H. New road, St. George's, sugar-baker .
Batger, W. New-road, Al iddleres, sugar-broker
Berta, J. B. Quadrant. Regent-street, dealer
Clarkson, J. Grecechurch, hatter
Corbett, B. 0. Friday-street, linen-draper
Fuller, R. Reigate, Surrey, shopkeeper
Stirling, T. Commercial-road, Lambeth, slater

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BIRTH.
On the 30th January, the Lady of William Johns, 111. D F.l.
and H.S. of Alancl.ester, formerly of Calcutta, of a son.