The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-12 00:00:00

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TO TIM EDITOR.
10, Bridetadeset,tither 9, MIL
>4n--Rovief rgseimil a tater teem Mee. Seems, the aid.
amen! Prioress of Ciekclaad, I reed you a copy, together
with one of say 'owe, requeetioe their itiarrtkre se piddle
gmirges. J. W. PARKINS.
44, Eigeatmet, Sohn, October 9, MI.
Dun Seet...As the 'pow of dee late Duke of Kees, moil the
later ejecta*, I call open psi to coneradiet a report that is
is lbw world, that I have borrowed large sums of weary
from yourself, and that every friendship has rained lamer a
as bet if a mowed, honograble and digailied ware. Coe-
*piracy epos complamy has Leers operate% but the Mik-
e reamer of rem disposition mid the seetiamont yes have
towers seismal ardent impregnate, lead me he bops that
yea will, hy a letter no the public, Es joetice to myself, as
coolie to the late leimisted Duke of Kest, end as Priecess
noiCautherland, obliged to jar fur many kind atteetious
she my late behoved mash* sad myself. Tu your discri-
mination *II will he seffaiest, nod roe have my persais-
Mao to say how ill 1 have been boated.—coolident that su-
llies bet troth sod justice will Evade rout per ip the stairs
of Myself ye iedividoals la general,
1 ant, IGr, your faithful
To J. IV. Peados, lisq. OLIVE.
10, Bridgeatreet, Octohcr 9, 1531.
Illabatel have this instant received yours of yesterday's
date, Rom 46, King.streirt, Suho, " owning epos me, as the
frivol of hie Royal Highness the late Waist Keay modes a
loser of justice, to owitenilict the reports that me is the
wield, dud you bare burrowed large soma of wormy from
endelsat every frieedship hea realist hebereee e. but
that ad nattered, korimarthfe, we dignified tudtid." I cam
most reedlOy sod coomiesiticiiisly ease'', the loweginieg goes-
, awes, vie..thal I have nut bat ye. gay eseatey !• toe. to
the latter instance, say friendship soil comiderations
toweeds yen, origieeded retire!, no the belief' of ye or Woe
ha sustioetontate iteseeroilant of the Royal Family of this
kieedeen, mud in proof of which pus have Merin me mossy
easiest* doeumente ; and us a further permasimir that you
were so, the late noirels.respected Doke of Kest, is Ms pees
reoposideoce with me up to • day or two kites his Walk w
also by a doe...teat, *rinse with a Irrablseq kasd, a* yeri
mate, the how before his death, In seemed potato
Menay ohiler that helitf, nod is some Irtseisfreen
which I have„ in the Duke's baudirritioe, he aelesemilillant:
pus. as hie cousin. This mach I think proper, M FPS* WI
a season why I have Noticed yea is mg risme ma pis*
character.
You are perfectly right aa to " the Nagepesidintey of fit
disposition and seethe. nos which I have always oared
wise *wearies ;" sail I ear wily say, that I am I otregrely
sorry that rue are aid Ilse wily oar by easy beederels who
loam romptai Fred to sir of ronspi,rimg ax/I 01110fiesagy while
I only leek power, and lint inelloatioet. to redress!
You are also perfectly right *her yen say„ that yea sell
tionlideat that lathing but troth wed justice wilt guide Me
is the affairs errant...li ur mostiorideinia is general,"
• thia will be a saiiiidactuty mmeloar w mar coeditor* =
quaietance, 1 reenaio, Madam, yore mad obediently
(Signed) J. W. PARIANS.
To Mrs. 0. Serra, egielseal Primer of Cumberlowd.
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THE C1C.45 N.
H. Joiliffe, Esq.'s fue.honnitr. will meet at Emmet no
Illoaday west, October lb ; un Wednesday at Walton Heath;
mot am Saturday at Geddes Chords.
The Surrey for-honed. will meet un Monday mat,
October 15, al Hammy.green ; Thursday at the Cr..., Ash-
hill ; and too Saturday at Worm's-heath.
The harriers will meet ow 51.ionlay west, October 151
Wednesday, 17; and Saturday, 40, at Kemal.
• ,

SHIP LAUNCH.
Tegterelay • fine new ship of 1,300 Ism burden, named
the Berwickshire, beloeging, to the Hoo.:Essi ludic Com-
pany. was lausched from Messes. Gerdes% Duck, at Black-
woH. The liftmen of tins day attracted as ionnmersible
coomisme of spectators, who *ere highly gratified si the
exhibition. The ships in the river were decorated with tie
coiner, of Oleic respective countries, and may of them had
bands of music sad culturally on board.

EXTRAORDINARY PEDESTRIAN FEAT.
Early on Wribiesday imoriseng a gentleman ■anted Miles,
sad who it is stated is an Officer on the iciltpny oleo in.
fealty regiment, started to perform less miles n Wain fifty.
live inimmtes, for a wager of 150 canoes., ore the Brachium
road, near a small village called Softield, • short distamee
(sore Croydon. The bet was made • few d since, at •
well-known sporting-lipase in the seighboorimaild of *.
jaws's, and time was backed at odd• of 0 mid 7 to 4
Mr. Miles commenced precisely at armee o'clock, hod per-
formed all distance as follows, stopping iu the course of kis
rissaieg twig*, hi take refiralinseur
First 2 miles in 10 minutes 31 seconds.
Second Y
Third .... 2
Fourth .... 3
Fifth
10 54 Sd

It will them bootees that Mr. Mika necamplivlieJ the dis-
tance within ',comb of the given time, baring reekirme4
the tea miles in 54 oilers's anal 53 semmile, wheel, is, we be.
here, the shortest time on record in use aourM uf podgy..
pianism, in which the ten miles hare been sun.

The city meeting in behalf of Sir Ilcsaire 11'IL.
SON is fixed for Thursday next. and will take place
at the City of London Tavern.
Mrs Hofthousi has transmitted lOW. to Mr.
WEATHEILSTONS, the Closirmau of the Committee
in the Borough, to be added to the subscription for
Sir R. WsLoots.
The High Sheriff of Shropshire his flied. the
18th instant for the election of a Knight of the Shire,
in the room of the late Mr. L'o'ess. Mr. ROW-
LAND HILL, it is expected, will be returned %littl-
est opposition.
IhRSIINGUAN PITT CLUI.-.-A General Meeting
of the Members of this Club took place on Aloft.
day last, when it was resolved that the Dimier
which was to have taken place this year. should be
postponed till October, 1823; and that in future
it be held
.Thursday evening last the most violent Isle per.
haps tier known was experienced at Appledore,
in this county. It is said that the bOdirs of 32
sailors. belonging to Cheerily and Appledore, have
been taken up, and a vessel came in disinitsted. A
Vessel was also lost off Lundy island, rod her crew
drowned.--(Exeter Alfred.)
About 6U boats employed in the herring fishery
were yesterday evening (the sth instant), by the
suddenness of a gale, obliged to relinquish their
nets, in the hopes of gaining the shore in safety,
hut unfortunately more than 40 were driven among
the rocks, The cries of the drawilirtg, 35 in num-
ber, most of whom have left large families, pro.
duced an effect too heart-rending to he adequately
expressed. The distress occasioned to the low-
lier of the unhappy sufferers, who looked forward
to the fishery fur their eutire support, but now,
slits ! bereft of the means of subsioences is most
st.fil.etiog.—(sl.estetn Luminary.)