The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-21 00:00:00

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sron7ING INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
The Earl of Derby's ft tag-houndx meet to-morrow at Pulley,
and on Friday at Eupora Down, at ten.
11. Joliffe, fox.hounds on Wednesday at Windmill Wel-
ton, and Saturday at Platt's Green, at eleven.
The Surrey fox-hounds on Thursday at Westerharn, and Satur.
day at Pratt's Bottom, at half-pmt ten.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS,
AT Tilt HANXIMPTS' COURT, BASINGIIALL-iTIZZT,
TO•MOIROW.

Tlllitis WEETINGs. H.
tidy, S. P. Dean-street, Sohmsrittare, dealer - - 11
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Savage, W. Fetter-lane, victualler - 12
Williams, W. B. Upper Brook-street, Groarenor-quare,
tailor - - - 10
Wood, J. Great Russell-atreet, Bloomsbury, silreramith - It)

SECOND MEETINGS.
Elam, J. Oxford-strcet, cheesetnonger . - - 141
Smith, G. Watling-street, Manchestir, warehouseman - li)
AVren, T. I.ontion-wall, silkaten . . 1

FIRST MEETINGS.
Forsaith, S. S. Hackney, hahmlasher - . .
Jackson, J. Dover, Kent, tailor - -
Thornhill. W. York-mews, Yost-place, New-road, livery.
stable keeper - . - - . . - 1
DIVIDENDS.
Gerhard', 11. Savage-Gardena, merchant - . 10
Palyart, J. London-street, Fenchurch-street, merchant - 1.1
Ritchie. J. Richardson, F. and Ritchie, J. Waitlinp-street,
warehousemen - - - - - 10
Robertson, J. Old Broati•street, merchant - - It) y,'
Watts, R. Laurence Pourtney.hill, merchant - - 10
%Fight, Susan and James, Leadenhall.stseet, hat-manufac-
turers - - . - - I 1
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Out of the sixty prisoners iu the gaols of Dorset and
Devon upon orders, no less than forty-six r.re smugglers.—
Sherborne Journal.

BIRTH.

On the 13th inst. at the meet of her father, John Hithissrd..E.q.
Stratford Gruve, Essex, the Lady of SamoneJ Dedfortt Edwauds,
Esq. of A klesey, igh Sheriff of :Bedfordshire, of • son tied beir.

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DIED.
On the 18th inst. Captain Jamb Bullock, R.N. at Prittlewell, in
Ewe:.

In the 63d year of his age, the Rev. John Seery, upwards of 10
years Pastor of the Itaptiat Congregation at Salistum.
On the Bth inst. at 'I lithercnoitt, near I)ieppe, aged fire years aril
II months. Hester Isabella, fourth child of Captain It. Langslow,
late of the Bengal Establishment.
On toe 7th inst. at Ilridocrt, at the advanced nge of 117, Samuel
Best, the Prophet, who for the last 30 years of his life entertained
the idea that he should be the leader of the Children of Israel to
rebuild the city of Jerusalem.
Suddenly, at Corfu, the Senator Count Anino, of Cephalonia,
knight Grand Cross of the tlr.lcr of St. Michael and St. George.
This nobleman, the head of the wealthiest family of Cephalonia,
distinguished himself at all times by his public spirit. During the
scenes of anarchy and horror which afflicted the Wand of Cephalo.
nis in the year 1802, Gaunt Anion was successful in suppressing
the rebellion which threatened to subvert all govetntucnt and social
order, and he received the thatks of hls country for his at:vices on
that occasion. At a subsequent period este judgment of Count
Anise enabled him to foresee th:.t the orosper'ty of his country
would be best secured by placing it under the -lifeguard of British
protection--a nieastre toe which the founde.tion was laid by the
landing of the British troops in Cephalonia, Ltd which has since
been effectually ateutuplisheil, by that nitre ihtiouste and happy
connection with this country which has established the happiness
of the lonian States.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
Mathis, II olle. the, S. Aftesesa 13 WA. skirt