The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-11-15 00:00:00

THE CHASE.

Me. MeynelPs fox bounds will meet on Monday the Nth.
at Laxity park; on Thursday, at Swarkstone Bridge; and
on Saturday, at Shiba.ld—eark morning at half-past ten.
Lord Ammo's fox hounds, to morrow, the 11th, at Saki-
he I tad es Monday, at Lindley—each morning at half-
pum tea._

The Quorndoe Aix Wands, to•norrov, at Beatty, at
slows.

Mr. Chaiwortre &a bounds, ow Moodily the 18111, at No•
bank Wood; oil Tuesday, at Stanford Hill ; tau Thursday,
at Harriurtita; aid oa Friday, at Stowe Wood—at half-past
tea.

NRATE AND SPRING.

Tlshi was the principal topic of erraversation yesterday at
TAISSIsSsies and Meer spoiling circles, and this forfeit hos
left mee► doubt whether the great battle between Martin and
Randall will take place.. the 3d of December, although the
whole of the immense stake office Ausdred pounds aside is
deposited in the ►ands of Mr. John Jackson. The slake was
nearly forfeited by Mania's backer, who sent • check instead
of money, mods sporting diameter get it changed, sod made
good the whole emery just is time. This check remains se
it did, leaving Martin to stand two hundred pounds of the
battle meaty ►imself l aed he declared he won't fight,
at • meeting at Mr. Thritle's, in the Haymarket, yesterday,
where Spring was is •tteodanee. Spring there offered to
fight Neale on the day (Tuesday siennight) from a ease of
pits to YOOl. of ►is owe money, the forfeit le Neat. being
1501. which be has received. It seems that the amateurs
who had backed Spring freely, would ►ave saved the forfeit
without • scruple, bad his barker signified that he would
nut be present to make the stakes good. The forfeit has
caused the greatest emanate'', and those who had taken odds
tbnt Spring and Martin would win at 4 to 1, and that Spring
and Randall would win at to 1, have lust the first event by
Spring's forfeit, and that is a good reason to suppose 'bat
Randall and Martin will mot light. It is likely that Neste
will accept Spring's challenge, and in that case it would he
• sew match altogethe►, with which former betting has tan.
thing to de._

tiring sufrerr at present from a slight Warms% and ow
of his hoods is out quite right.

On Tuesday se'nnight ■ Gentleman of Edin-
burgh, for a trifling bet. lifted op in his arms a
bag of peus, 31st. I lib. jockey weight, and bend-
ing bark with it lying on has breast, touched the
ground with his head, from whence he again rose,
and placed the bag on the floor.
The foundations for two new Courts of Law in
Westminster ■rr finished, and the wells are being
raised. The walls are built upon stone, which will
prevent them from sinking, and thus render the
buildings more secure.

The new Mews building at Pimlico occupies
most of the ground from the Riding-house round
is the corner of Grosvenor-place. All the dead
wall that now faces Arabella-row soil Lower Gros-
veaor-place, will be removed, that the view of the
new building may prove somewhat more agreeable.
The houses beginning ou this side of the Magdalen
public-house round the corner, inclading the Bun-
house, are to come down, souse iionieduittly, bat
the other, not till the leases are expired, the present
lessees requiring a good price for them.
The Journal de Paris of Monday coot sins a let-
ter from Verona dated the 3d instant, front which
the following is an extract :

Within sine few dem the hope of maistaloiag the
peace of Europe has somewhat diminished. We are steered
that the great Puwers of the Centimeters sot disposed to
rerogoisie the political change/ which have takes place is the
Government of Bpaiu since the pahliestion of she Comm its.
lion of she Curies. Nuthiag, however, leas yet bees puts.
lished on this imparlaul 'abject. At the close of uae of the
late conferences of the Ministers of Austria, Russia, Prussia,
Fraser, sod England, iii which the offish., of Spoio are said
to have been discussed, extraordinary euuriers were ai•oultas.
stonily dispelehed to Looduu, Paris, mid Madrid."
Tllt Fuans.—The market yesterday looked
very well, and every thing is fast recovering from
its panic. Consols for Account. 82k 811 :
ditto for Money. 81i 82ij; Reduced, fill;
per Cent.. 93a ; 4 per Cents. 98i ;- New 4 per
Cents. 1011; Long Annuities, 20 11-16 ; Ex-
chequer Bs 51 pr.; Small ditto, 7 9 pr. Fo-
reign Stocks: Ns* Spanish. 60 60 631 63 6ii;
Neapolitan. 78t; ,Rtrolian, 081 89; Perurioo, 111
se; Diali•h; .04 #l.