The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-10-25 00:00:00

BANKRISP:i:.

William Hassell, Newgate-street, hatter, to surrender, actober
30, at eleven, November 6, and December 4, at ten, at the Bank-
rupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. W. Richardson, Walbrook.
Lewis Abrahams, Mansell street, Goodmen's-fielde, merchant,
October 30, at eleven, November 13, and December 4, at ten, at the
ItsnkrupY%. Court. Solicitor, Mr. Noel, Great Ormond.strat,

Queen-square.
James Tickner, Padnall Corner, Essex, horse-dealer. October
30, November ft, and December 4, at twelve, at the Bankrupts
Court. Solicitors, Mr. Townsend, omford ; and Mr. I). Jones,
Site-lane. _ _ _ . .

Samuel George Jackson, Loughborough, Leicester, com•mer.
chant, November h. 6, and December 4, at one, at the Star Inn,
'Manchester. Solicitors, Meows. Adlingtnn. Gregory, and Faulk.
ner, Milford-row ; and Aleuts. Claye and Thompson, St. Mary-a-
gate, nanchester.
DIVIDENDS.

November la. J. Adcock, St. hlary4ze, druggist, at twelve, at
the Bar.kruptie Court.
November J 3. A. Mackenzie, Lime-street, merchant, at eleven,
at the Bankrupts Court.
November M. W. Hodge. Great ljamitage-street, ship-owner,
at one, at the Bankrupts' Court.
October 30. J. Antiwar, Hotherbithe, timber-merchant, at eleven,
at the Bankrupts' Coast.
netelnber C zumeMillhed, grocer, at twelve, at the

Crown Inn, Stone.
November 13. G. Dann, Linton, Kent, butcher, at eleven, at
the Bankrupts Court.
November 13. J. Turner, Fleet-street, silk-mercer, at ten, at the
Bankrupts' Court.
November 171. J. H. Clough, J. S. Wilkes, and J. B. Clough,
Liverpool, merchants, at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Li-
verpool.
November 13. W. Her Knaves, White-Ash within Oswald-
' twisle, Lancaster, cotton-sparser, at vac, at the Old Bull inn,
Blackburn, Lancaster.
Noventber 15. T. Bidder, Ilfracombe, Devon, tallow-chandler,
at twelve, at the Golden Lion Inn, Barnstaple, Devon.
November 13. J. Telford and W. Arundel!, Liverpool, haber.
dashers, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court.
November O. T. Drew, Exeter, and 11111's Court, St. Sidwells,
Devon, linen-draper, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court,
November 20. J. Oliphant, Cockspur.street, Westu6nster, hat-
manufacturer, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court.
November 20. S. Moline, Billiter-lane, merchant, at twelve, at
the Bankrupts' Court.
November 16. W. Murray, Pall-mall-court, tailor, at twelve, at
the Bankrupts' Court.
November 13. J. Zimmer' Welbeck-street, Cavendish-square,
merchant, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court.
November 13. A. Mackenzie, Lime-street, merchant, at eleven,
at the Bankrupts' Court.
November 13. J. Hutton, Abchureh.lane, painter, at twelve, at
the Bankrupts' Court.
November 16. A. Smith, Beech-start, timber-merchant, at one,
at the Bankrupts' Court.
CERTIFICATES—NovEstnrn 13.
J. Hewlett, Gloucester, cabinet-maker..—J. 11. llortimcr, Lost.
withiel,.Comwall, brandy iierchant.
PARTNIAVIII PS DISSOLVED.
T. Richardson and C. Robertson, 31yddleton.strect, Spafields,
grocers.—.S. Wright and S. 'Wembley, .Salford, silk-dyers—ll.
Holbrook, 11. Gillett, and W. Cason Spondon, Derby, twist-ma.
chine manufacturers—S. Lees and J. l'eake, Swadlincote, Derby,
Cwt-manufacturers.—R. Knight and C. Bridger, !fetidly, Hants,
millers.-11. Horan. era J. Turner, York, surgeons.—%Y. Evans
and 'f. It. Glossop, Nottingham, brush-makers.—R. Verity and
R. Bellingham, Bolton-strcet, Piccadilly, surgeons.—A. Parker
and W. Wright, Nottingham, lace-manufacturers.—E. Smith and
I'. Kirk, Manchester, milliners.-11 Shute, T. IL Shute, J.
Bailey, and 11. Shute. Ivy-lane, and Watford, silkmen, as far as
regards 11. Shute and H. Shute.-11. llawkes and R. S. Hunt.
phreys, Binnin-ham, ailversmiths.--J. Bows and J. Dews, New-
bury, and Ileal-Alills, Berka, millers.—J. %Yard and R. Ward,
Liverpool, brewers.—J. Addison and J. Addison, jun., London.
street, Fitzroy-square, globe-makers—t:. It'ilson, R. Wilson, acrd':
W. ‘Vright, Newcastle-upon. Tyne, drapers---T. Hatton and W.
Hampton, Elder-street-north, Spital.square, chymists.—E. Peters
and T. Peters, Bristol, grocers.—E. Chuck and J. Chuck, Ware,
nialtstere—J. Macpherson, A. Robertson, and J. Maclean, Alba
made-street. dressmakers, as far as regards .1. 111ACIAll11.—T. Al-
derson, and J. Barron, Terletou, La:lobster, mindere.
The average price of )frown or Muscovado Sugar, competed
from the Returns made in the week ending the 29th day of Oct.
1821, is 295. 40. per hundred weight, exclusive of tt:e duties of
Customs paid or payable (hereon on the Importation thereof into
Great Britain.

Avrage price of .Corn from the Returns x2ctived in the
ending Ott. It. 18e24.
Wheat. I Darin.. Oats.
r 4 I Rye. Beane. I
uii Ji
I .5 a. 41. d. a. d.
37 32 • 39 0 39 4

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS
AT TIM BANZAUFTS COURT, BASINGISALL-STRELT,

THIS DAT.
FIRST MEETING.

Pearson, C. Groarenor-place, Southwark, grocer

TO-MORIIOII.
Triton !.11.E.TING1.
Janis,G. W. l'enton-glare. Newington, Se.rrey. emtl.mirchant 12
Morris, J. Stingo-late. St. Mary-la-bonne, stage-master - 2
Parker, W. Oxford-street, ironmonger . 2

SECOND MEETTVCS.
Hailing, E. Itedfotrl-street, Itediord-row, painter
Pearson, C. Grobrentir-place. Southwark, grocer

- 12
- 111

FIRST IILETINO.
Arcangelo, C. Gloucester-terrace, Bethnal green, feather-mer-
chant

Ball, J. Poultry,

1)1VIlliND.

. 10

- 10

Nor et INDICTNENT.-At the quarter sessions at Lan-
caster, on Tuesday last, an indictment was preferred before
the Grand Jury, by Mr. Frederick Wemyss, of Appleby,
attorney at law, and returned a true bill, against Mr. John
l'ritt, of the King's Arms Inn, in Lancaster, for refusing
the prosecutor necessary rest and refreshment in his house,
during the last assizes.

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Price 7d.

N. 4 ra L.INTRLLIGENCE.

11is 111a*tes ship Harrier, 18, Captain gosling, with the
Pelorus, 18, -Captain Hantley, in company, discovered, at daylight
on the 9th instant, al%mt four leagues front Cork, to windward of
the latter named ship, the Phamix, smuggling lugger. which they
chased until earl* o'cluck, when she ga‘e up, and was capturad.
The ship and amp (tobat4a3) arc said to be worth from 7,000 to
11,800/.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FROM LLOVIVS LIST.

PARIS. OCT. 17.—The Swedi,h galliot Herman, Hos% from
Palms and Alicata to blinvellles, is totally last 'af Cape Couronr es ;
crew saved.

FALMOUTH, OCT. 2l.—Arrived the Duke of York packet,
from America, last from Halifax in thirty•eight days, twelve of
which she was laying-to in a heavy gale from S.E. on the Basks of
Newfoundland.
PoIITSMOUTH. OCT. 22.—Sailed the A mere. Earl, far Madras
mid Bengal • and Shipley, Carter. for % alparaiso.
DEAL. °VT. 22.—Arrived and remains for maim, the Sylph,
Mason, from Zante—sailed 11th Siptember; left loading than; the
Alert, Schoi.s; and the Prosress, Parken. An American shin,
with the letteT3 " V P" on her fore-topsail, passed from the
westward Otis afternoon. The Glaphyra, Resolution, and the rest
of the nut mad-hound sailed this afternoon.

Livr:stroos., lIC7. :H.—Arrived the Isabella, linsack. from
Rio Janeiro; and the Hum:mite. --. from Bouninnt.
il'utT)lr. 04:T. 21.—The Henry, of Sunderland. on shore near
the pia, has been got Wand bron,tht into the harbour.

The Marignetra, fmm Corn- na for the Ilavannah. boa been
captured by a f.'olumbian privateer.
The Shamrock, Milne. futon Jamaica %for St. Johr.'s N.B. put
into the liavannah on C a August, in ditaress, and for water.
Pants, (kr. 10.—The Mariann, Pirou, from Libotirne to
Vannes, was wrecked near Sables ott the thh uutant--crew saved_
The Emilienne, flataille, from Port.au-prince tu Havre, has put
. .

into Charlatoini'sith three feet water in her hold. hawing bent on
shore on the Hogging.
NORT 11 SHIM 1.45, OCT. ell.—The Hector, flumes. from Arch.
angel, which was nu short on the need Saud, has been gut of.
and brought in here.
Duntia, Ocr. tlo.—The Mary Frances, front Liverriol, which
was on shore on Minuet Sand, has been got olf, and kotight in
hire.

VESSELS SPOKEN WlTll.—Prowlyte graham, bound to St-
John's, New Brunswick, 80 h oh. lat. 41. long. 48. Astra, fri,ci
Jamaica to London, with loss of boats. bitlikatka. &c. Indus, from
Liverpool to Quebec, 13th ult. ;tear St. Peter's Island.
The schooner Yule, ai d sloop Charles, were driven on shore
near Maryport, on the Itith instant.
The Elizabeth, Kay, from Sligo to St. John's, New
struck on a ledge near Cape Sable, 26th August. and ass earri,d
into Parrington Harbour, with five feet water in her hold.
The Alicia, Bent, from Amsterdam to Lynn, was abandoned try
the crew 15th inst.
GRAVESEND SEPT. 22.—Arrived the Mary, Steel, from Sin-
capon. ; Rebecca,: Stanniers' from Tobago ; St. Andrews,rn
Ilebbii„ •
from St. Andrews; Queen Charlotte, Fenner, from Jersey; Roy.l
Charlotte, Hay, from Bilhoa; William Shand, Kenn, from La-
'aria •. Phillip Thomas, Robirts, front Jamaica; Naomi. G 0...
tone, from Malaga ; Triton, Miller, from Norway ; British Rove:.
Nunn, from Norway ; Evander, Patterson, front Memel ; Patriot.
liry, from Petershurgh ; Charles William, Trotter, from Peters-
hurgh ; William Harris.
, Ileacroft, fmm Peterstrurgh ; I.levins,
Thimison, from Riga Pacific, Ilemsliy, from Riga; and severol
others, names unknown. Sailed the Percy, Sayers, for Ma.
delta, Sc.

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, L.

F RI OAT!

Renewal of the Prendergast Stakes of 50 SOTS, each. h. ft. for tivc-
yrs-old colts, Ikt. Alb. and fillies fist. 31b. T.V.C.
Lord Exeter's c. Redsatuftlet. by Scud, out of Du'alma . 1
Dula of Rutland's b. I. by Phantom - -
3lr. Rogers's b. f. Scandal . - 3
Duke of Grafton's ch. f. Gavotte, by Election - . 4
Mr. Wonley's f. by Comm'
Seven paid.-7 to 4 apt Redgmintlet-10 to 1 apt Duke of Rut•
land's b. f.-5 to 1 apt Scandal-4 to 4 apt Gavotte.
Mr. Pettit's Bravura, 714. 41b. best Lord Dunwich's Danditette.
fist. 71b. D. 31. 643.-2 to 1 agst Bravura.
♦ ' SATURDAY. . •
After the races yesterday, some heavy betting took rhea on tie
Derby, Oaks, and St. Leger, several new hones being kought We
AO 04401.11111ku1ar17 Or the Qahe.... ._
....., , .. . A. ,
DERRY.
to I agat Rufus 20 to 1 apt Muleteer
to 1 apt l'anvas 25 to 1 apt Trictrac
to 1 apt Boltro 25 to 1 apt Defiance '
to 1 apt Adv.nce 311 to 1 twat Harriet
to 1 apt Diana 3.:i to 1 apt Nigel.
Cie
14 to 1 apt Attica
11 to 1 apt Aline
2.") to 1 apt any miler.

7i to I agst Waltz
Itl to 1 agst Duke of "tut.
f. out of Sorcery
13 to 1 agst Pepe Joan
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10 to 1 agst Memnon
11 to 1 3g.st Itedgtuntlet

ET. I.

.EGER.
I 2i) to 1 3gst any other.

of Grafton's-4)&1T.
)(Graften's—Uakb.
'att'a--Legtr.

. to I ogu Duke ol
4 to 1 ug.t Duke of
5 to 1 apt Mr. W

Cl:sloes Rae E.—A match has been made for ‘Valn-s-
-day next, at one o'clock, on the OM Hampstead-road, for
three miles, between Mr. Somera's donkey, and Mr. Wil-
son's pone y horse (formerly a favourite hackney in the stud
of the Earl of Harcourt), for a bet of 20/. to to/. the
key getting a start of one hundred yards. The latter being
considered not only a powerful but remarkably fleet little
animal, is decidedly the favourite at 2 to 1 ; and some
knowing ones have even ventured to take three to tbeu.
There are very considerable private bets depending on tit:s
match, which, in all probability, will provoke many more.
JONATHAN Wit 0;: of TDONF..—Edward Saunders,
about 30 years of age, who was convicted twelve months
ago at the Knutsford Sessions, of stealing wearing apparel,
from James Donelly, of Stockport, and sentenced to twelve
months intprisonnu ata.l to be publicly whipped, under-
went the latter part of his sentence yesterday week, in the
Stockport Market-place. After the operation, which 'l;e
bore without once appearing to flinch, a person who 11.4
some knowledge of 'tun kindly offered to treat him with a
pint of ale, anl took him to the George and Dragon for
that purpose : having thrown down half-a-crown in pay-
ment, the girl took it up to fetch the change, when the
ungrateful villain followed her, and by seine means getting
the money out of her band, ran off with it, and has not
since been heard of.
e: t.• NC HOLT ACCIDINT.--0/1 Saturday last, as flobt.
Faversham, K- q. and his lady were (hieing through thu
toll-gate at Battle-bridge, in a eurriele and pair, the horses
took fright at some object just then passing, and went off
at full speed. After running a considerable distance, one
of the wheels came in contact with a lamp-post, and both
the lady and gentleman were thrown out by the force of
the concussion, though fortunately neither received any
very material injury. l'he animals having recovered the
centre of the road set forward with increased velocity towards
Pentonville, to the great terror of the persons ou the road,
one of whom, an elderly man, in attempting to seize the
reins, was trodden down, and so seriously injured that it
was judged expel:can to remove him to the County Hos-
pital, where he now lies with very faint hopes of recovery.
l'he horses were finally stopped at the Shepherd and Shep=
hertless, without injury, though the carriage was com-
pletely shattered. The owner has directed every attention
to be paid to the wants of the poor man, whose spirited
and humane efforts inoducell so fatal a calamity.
Fiat.--On Saturday night, about nine o'clock, the pre-
mises of Mr. Mackay, bock-binder, of 'Marykbone-pas-
sage, Margaret-street, was observi d on *fire ; messenger?
immediately were despat:hed for the engines, but the fire
had arrived at a verygreat height, and threatened destruc.
tion to the neighbourhood. The premises of Mr. Scappe.
soda-water manufacturer, were twice on fire, and the va-
luable premises of lUeters. Dyer and Milne, coach-makers.
of Margaret-street, were alone preserved by the praise-
worthy exertions of the firemen of the Sun, Westminster.
and Exchange Offices, assisted by the Maryiebone engine,
conducted by Sellers. The upper part of the premises was
a manufactory of Mr. Collin. for bedsteads and upholstery;
the tire reaching the dried wood, raged with uncommon
fury, but as plenty of water was timely procured for the
engines, it was extinguished in the course of an hour.
We understand that Mr. Mackay had sonic valuable works
on his premises, which were entirely destroyed; •Mr.
Mackay had for some years insured in the Hope Mar,
hot had neglected to renew his insurance this last year.
The low it; estimated at some thousands.

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