The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-14 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Detachments belonging to the 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards,
the 24th, and 62d Regiments of Infantry marched on Saimaa),
from Westminster for Bristol, on route to Ireland.
Detachments belongi ig to the Bth, 12;h, and 24th Rhtiments of
Foos, marched on Saturday, from Westminster. thr Plymouth.
Detachments; belonging to the 3M, 16th, 18111,201 h, 2111,23 d,
2816, 30th, 39th, 40,h. 41st, 45th, 47th. 48th, 64th. 81st,
96lti Regittients of Foot, and the East India Company's Artillery,
embarked, oa the 25thunder the conimaid of Staff sergeaLt
Alitchell, at Cork, for England.
A Detachment belonging to the 15th Regiment of Foot an.
barked, on the 25th ult. at Cork, for England, on the Recruiting
Service.
Detachments belonging to the 2d, 13th, 21st, 28th, 30th,38th,
38th, 39th, 44th. Cith, 46th. 47th, slst, 6241, 64th. 69th. 67th, ad,
85th. 117th. 89th, 90th. 96th, and Bilth Regiments of Fent, the
Royal Staff Corps, and the East India Comrany's Service, em.
barked, on the lac instant, under the command of Sufi Sergtaa
Campbell, at Dublin, for England.
Detachments belonging to the Grenadier Guards, the flhand
hat Regiments of Infantry, embarked, on the 3.1 instant, at Cod,
for England.
The Court Alartial on Lieutenant Pinhead and Ensign Roe.
croft, of the 534 Regiment (of which 313j1r-(icr.eral Sir Edward
Blakeney, is President) adjourned on Saturday to this morning. to
examine witnesses In defence of Ensign Itowcrnti. The charges
originated in some intemperate expressions winch were used ty
Ensign Rowcroft, in a misunderstanding which arose between these
officers when on a altootitig excursion.

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MEETIGNS OF CREDITORS,
AT TUE COURT OF COMMISSIONER/ OF BARRRUPTII,
BASIEGUIALLATREET.
T 0. MO RD OW.

THIRD MEETINGS.
Hill, W. Arundel-street. Penton-square, tailor
Nichol, J. and P. Cornhill, merchants -
Sandwell, E. Strand, tavern-keeper
Smith, J. Broad-street, broker .

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SECOND MEETINGS.
Alexander, W. Fineh.lane, Cornhin. nu rchnnt - - 11
Jackson, J. Horviirs-row, Hammersmith, shopkeeper . 11
Harding, H. Chapel-street, and New.mad, timber merchant 2
Harris, G. W. and Evans, C. Southampton, and Portsea, lir.m.
drapers - - -
Humphreys, J. Harlow. Essex, builder . . .
Smith, C. S. Bisimpsgate-street, and Camberwell, draper . 12
Tattoo, T. Gerurtl.sireet, Soho, grocer . . . 11
Wenhert, H. Lcicesier-square. tailor . . . 12
Wilson, J. King.street, merchant . . . It
Woods, J. and Williams, H. Hastings, Sussex, grocers • 12

FIRST MEETINGS.
Edwards, J. Thames-bank, near Van xhalt-bridge, tron-fourd:t
Giles, IV. Heston. Middlesex, dealer . .
Goodyer, T. Aldersgate-stmt, stew hat manufacturer • II
DIVIDENDS.
Barge, B. Cliffbrd-street, Bond•street. wine merchant
Gonipertz, A. Great 'Winchester-street, merchant
Hamelin, P. Belmont-place, Vauxhall, plasterer -
Roberts, P. P. 11. HO Holborn, theesemonger -

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On Wednesday morning, about two o'clock, a fire took
place on the premises of Mr. Mitchell, the Sun Inn, in the
town of Biggleswade, 45 miles from London, on the rat
north road. The fire was first discovered in a barn, which
very quickly; from its being thatched, formed a volows of
flame, and soon communicatud to a long range of stabling,
capable of containing near 100 horses. The stables, which
were thatched, contained a great slumber of horses, and
aetch was the rapidity of the fire, that eight of them were
literally burnt to a cinder.

BIRTHS. •
At Belfast, on the 4th instant, the lady of Major Middleton. Nd
regiment, of a ann.
On the 4th instant, the lady of Franela Bcynoi Becket Esq. or
Moor-hall, Warwickshire, of a daughter.
On the 7th Instant, at Ball 'Jaye, near Leek, the lady of Frr.rns
Gibbon Spilsbury, E.q. of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the 10th Instant, at Rioters., church. Rich..l. Lane. El.
to Sophia, fifth daughter of Edward Hodges, Esq. ot Clapham
Common.
At All Saints, Huntingdon, on the 10th instant, George tril.
Him Wllgress, Esq. to Frances Barbara, eldest daughter of the late
Colonel Farquhar.

DIED.
On the 9:h instant, in his filth year, at the Rectory-horse.
Greensted, near Ongar, Essex, the Rev. William Hamilton Wa-
rren, M.A. thirty-one years Rector of Greensted, and Vtrar.,
Great Budworth, Cheshire, and late student of Christchurch,
Oxford.
On the let instant, at Dawlish, Devon, aged 33, Eiisabeth Arr.
wife of the lion. George Lysaght.
On the invent, at Burton-crescent, Ferdinand de Alethra.
Esq. of the Stock-Exchange, in the Slat year of his age.
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HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY
Maiming, 41 min. after 4. I Evening/4 slim. aber

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