The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-02-12 00:00:00

tOM SATURDAP Nrwirs cnErra.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
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irar.offico, February 8, 1822. • •
let Of Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Rre►et Major
James Goothorpe to be Captain and Lieutenant-Coloorl,
by purchase, vice Streikfield, /rho retires-A.4ga December
20, 1821.
Lieutenant William Prederiek lining to be Lieuteuant and
Captain, by purchase, vies Giintborpe—dated as above.
Captain Philip Clarke to be Adynaot, vice Gauttrope, pro-
moted—dated January 31.1812.
58th Regimen of Foot—Range William Otiosity to be
Lienteaeat, by partials', vice &alb, prosaeiod-✓dated
as above.
Resign Bendel! Frederick Noyes, from half-pay 25th Poet,
to be Ensign, vies William "leery Pyne, who exchanges,
receiving the difference...dated as above.
Setliditto—lierjeant William Campbell to be Quartermaster,
vice Mactisiogall, deceased—dated as above.
119111 ditto—Jobs Ponsonby Gordon, Gent. to be Resign, by
purchase, vice Dereney, appointed to the I Ith Fool-
-dated January 17, 1821.
Rifle Brigade—Lieutenant Vrre Webb to be Adjataat, vies
Uaiacke. 'who resign the Adjutancy wily—dated Jana.
cry 31, 1822.
let Royal Veteran Battalion.
Captain John Leech, from the late sth Royal Veletas Bd.
taboo, to be Captain, vice Mackey whose appointment
be. out taken piece—dated December 25, 1021.
Ensign Roderick allackeoeie, from the late 7th Royal Veteran
Battalion, to be Eusigo—dated as above.
Id Royal Veteran Battalion.
Captain Timothy Ditlon, from the late 2,1 Royal Veteran
BaHation„ to be Captain—tested as above.
31 Royal Viiierar Battalion.
To be Lientimants—Lieutenants George Blevinerherwett
Williams and Samuel sPCliel, from the late 3d Royal Vie.
tern. Battalion—both dated ae above.
To be Ensign—Entice Thomas Byrne. from the late 10th
Royal Veteran Battalion—dated as above.
Commis:iota, area by Ike lord Liontertorti of Oa Comfy
of Southampton.
Henry Coombe Comptou and Henry Hoy, Raves. to be Da
puty-Lierienauts--both dated human 19,1922.

DIVIDENDS.
February 23. J. Green, late of Oxford.street, Middlesex,
swab, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Sank.
r opts, ss Loudon.
March 2. J. Nichol said W. Shebat, late of the Old Jewry,
Loudon, marchasts, at ten, at the Coast of Commissiosers
of Bankrupts, Bastogboill-street, Loudest.
March S. all.Slserwood, of Doncasteri York, jeweller at oar,
at the Coon Commissioaers llsolinspta, Sa L
street, sgball-

February 13. G. Radii. and J. Jaffrey, of Finehery.plece,
Middlesex, merchant,., at ten, at the Coast of Commie.
Moser* of Baskrapta, Basingball.streel, Loader'.
March 8. E. Brown and T. H ladle, of Blackbars, Lancaster,
grocers, at elem., at the New Ina, Blackburn.
March 43. J. Docker, of Great Russelletreet, CoveoLgardeo,
Middlesex, victualler, at twelve, at the Court of Commis-
sioners of Bankrupts, Basieghall-street, Loaders.
March 2. H. Jackson, of Greet Preseut-street,
fields, Middlesex. merehant, at twelve, at the Ormert of
coominiorlee, of Bankrupts, Basinghalletreel, Leedom.
March 2. W. P. Roper, late of Londos, sari of the Cape of
Good Hope, merchael, at clevco, at the Gout 0113semstist.
stoners of Bankrupts, BasieglieN.steett, Leedom
March 2. J. Need's, of Bach-lase' Middlesex,
coel-merelmat, at twelve, at the Court of Colisiliisamiers
of Bankrupts, Besinghali-street, Lo•doo.
March 2. J. Johmtos, of Qnsea.etreel,Chespaiele. Leader,
painter, at twelve, at the Court of Cennnisslonses of
Bapkrupts, Bastrighall-street.
April 2. J. Lewis, of Three Kings-court, Lombard-strew,
London, wine.mmelreed, at incite, et the Caret of Cosa.
seissiouers of I.inkrtipts Bastaghall.street:
March 2. M. Sedgwick, of Loudon, waretioneentaa, at ten,
at the Court of Coolollesioners of Bankrupts, Basisghall.
street.
March 2. E. Read and T. Baker, of Great Ritteell-etreet,
Bloomsbury, Middleton, linen-drapers, at twelve, at the
Court Curansissitmem of Haukrupts, Basiaghall-street,
Loados.
March!. S. Crime err d H. S. Crane. of Stretford, FAWN. wier-
chains, at twelve, at the Court of ClatlialiVel•Defl of Bank.
rums. Basiogbell-street, London.
March 2. P. Stailmot and G. bliakespear, or Pall.tuall, Mid.
direr:, blacking-tusutifecturers, at eleven, at the Court of
Comotasionrre of Bankrupt., Bestogblll.etreet, Leaden.
March 2. J. W. A. Sangge sad J. Walley, of Llearbstreet,
Loudon, merchaate, at twelve, at the Covet ef Commis.
siouers of Bankrupts, Bmisighail.atreet.
February 23. W. Johnvout' of Hrybridge. Emex, salt-snana.
facture, et one, at the Court of Commimiusers of Bank-
rupt; Basinghell.street, Loudon.
March 2. P. Barker, late of Desatitreet,Soothwark,Aurrey,
etershent, at tea, at the Court of Commlasiosiers of
Bankrupts, Basiughell.street, London.
March 8. T. R. Alpert, of Birmitighom. leather-dresser, at
ten, at the Coati of Coamianurera of Bankrupts, Ragtag-
ball.street, London.
March 4. V. (kicky, of Tervington, Norfolk, general shop.
keeper, at four, at the Bell IMO. Norwich.
March 6. A. Archer, of Great Chapel-street, •Snhn, Middle.
sex, baker, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of
Bankrupts, Basinghell-e trees, Loudon.
March 4. G. Wilsow, of Liverpool, Ituen.dreper, at one, at
the George lou, Liverpool.
March 4. B. Hewitt, K. Bowman, and J. E. Bowen., sow or

late Of NOW Wiell;Cbester, banker, at closet), at the Lamb
Inn, Nantwich.
March 2. C. Ellis, of Birmingham, plater, at twelve, at the
Royal Hotel, Birmingham.
March 2. G. Fry, of Toohridge-Wella, Kent, lime-b , at
ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Baukrupts, Basing-
ball-aireet, Lowden. •
CERTIFICATES--M•scs S.
H. Bruit, of Rayleigh, EM:, SUrCeoll —T. Margetts, of
Old Woodstock, Oaftwd, Witsch, sew. of
Hawklturst Kcal, fartuer.—Q. Gale, late of Newgate-
muket, Combo, huteher.—S. Smith, late of Stayley,
Chester, cotton-spinner.—.l. Donaldson, of Friday-street,
London, wholesale limo draper.—W. Parsons, of *malty,
Salop, iron-simeterm-F.• FlOkr, juttibr late of Liri-
cestcr-equare, Middleman surgeon.—J. Moody, jue. of
Egham, Surrey, cuseh-master.-4. L. Garrick, of Mitcham,
Storey, inerchaul.—M., A. llobioann, of Red Lion-street,
Holborn, Middlesex, tea-dealer —W. Beale, of Newbury,
Berks. llather•dreler.-a-Co Christie, of ClClDCUell•laelt, LAO.
duo, susumace-broker.
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CORSICAN STAGS—We understand that the two Corsicad
stags lately p ird by Lord Maynard to Mr. Robert
Hammond, have, during the course of the last tea days,af-
forded to the Weitacre Hunt two of the most severe ruin
experienced during this or the last season. The Ant was
turned off at Rough's, net Monday, the 28th of J y,
before a must numerous held of sportsmen, sod after cross-
ing a very emeosive line of beautiful country, was run Into
on the beach at Snettishini, after a vet y chase of nearly
three hours, from the effects of which two horses died. The
other was turned out at East Bradenbas, on Munday.last,
mad from the gallant shlfin which he started, the assemblage
of sportsmen were induced to anticipate a brilliant day; sue
were they disappointed iu their expactattuos, for the stag
taking an eastern direction throe's!. a ilecy and woodland
country, afforded the true lovers of the chute an opportunity
of *eclair mime of the Anent Ails awl needy hunting ever dis-
played by say houuds is this county sod after rimming by
■ circuitous route ttuough lhi.teett portal's, was at last
pulled down at Hosologluse, after a tremendous run of two
boors and a half. Fens the v.•ry toe ►port whirls ibis de-
scription of des lute afforded at various times this lemon, it
' is evident they are very superior to the red deer of this
cavalry, for the diversion of awl% from their capability
eudure extreme fatigue sad take t►e meat ektikerdiamY
, leaps,—(NerfoLl Chronicle.)