The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-12-03 00:00:00

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THR CHJSE.
Ills Majesty', stag hounds will mart !Ids days! Manahan I
Commis ; sod ea Friday at Brairkaill.
The East Sore% fax boands Wirt this day al Riregater ;
Tliarrilay at ; Monday, the 10th, at LBl4lOlO, ;
Thursday, the 11th, at Clayson—at haitpast
The Harnpahire boom). will meld Otis da9 at Bruised
House; ha-morrow at Four Lames, Reaisworth; Thumb.,
▪ Chilton Old Howie; Saturday at Alsbotsdose Dosio—at
ten o'clock" each day.
The Earl of Derby's fox hounds, meet tossanikow, at
Cawthorn Common ; mod ow Friday, at Waken Heath.
$ Jolliffe, F.so'• fooliovoirls meet this day, at awl.
41•4 • and on Ilirrhirml•y, as Naillield Cross
The Sorry fux.hnnnds meet this (My, at rode, Hatch;
GIP Thursday at WeAerhant; and on Saturday, at Farley
Greta.
The harriers meet this day, Werfataday, sad Saturday,
at Kennel.
The Doke of Rstlaol's bounds meet this day the 34
of December at Ph-Omit, to-worms the 4th at Easoreil
Pastore, ou Thursday the 6th 41 Croat.. Park, and on Frie
day the 7th at Duildirgtort Village—each day at half past
its o'clock
The Cottesmore holm& will meet this day at Pirkworth
Town, tomorrow at Barley, on Thursday at the Lemuel, and
ea Friday at Tilton it'uod--eack day as ekes.
Rua Fdswdlias a ishanda will meet this day at Thorpe
Wood; to morrow, at Thunrawareo Thorn.'; on Thursday,
• Waybrilge Wood; and um Saturday, at Pokbrook Way-
post—each day at ten o'clock.
Lud hutioda will meet this day at Welsh, ;
ea
Wednesday, at Illaminglou; and oil Friday, at ReJboorn-
house—rank day at eleven o'clock.
Tim Earl of Seartmough's hoards will tweet this day at
Rosiagtoo•bridge; on Wednesday, at Blythe Tows; sad Oa
Friday, at Saadbeck Park —each day at half-post tiss.
The Radasorth foe hounds will inert to-marrow at Cam-
worth; wt Tharaday at (7aasporson•t; sad or Saturday at
Stapleton P:ok--at tees "'cluck each day.
The Hatfield harriers sill marl tomorrow at Woodhouse;
and on Friday at Ike Kernel—al leo o'clock each Jay.
The Sheffield harriers will meet this day at Brampton
Roll Head; and eio Friday at Bousworth Bat—at dew
o'clock each day.
Murals Hunt —Air Richard Sutton's housed. will meet
this day the 3d of Di reiaher, at Langworth Wider; to-
morrow the 4th, at the Halfway Home, Newark-road ; us
Thursday the 6th, at Haekthorae Village; on Friday the 7th
at Nockton Boole; %odors Saturday Ilse But,at Spetal—each
day at eleven o'clock.
The Gillingham fox.bnasds will meet to-morrow the 4th
of December, at Raveshy Park; we Thursday the Silk at
\Yellow' Mill; and ou Saturday the Sib at Dalderly Werth—
each day at ten o'clock.
Sir-lamb Asiley's boniads will meet on Wetisesday next
at Risky (harriers); and on Friday, at Dirtitou (stachouesh)
—each day at cleave o'clock.
Mr. Dewilies hounds will meet no Wednesday next at
Fosley Grove (to rue a doe)•. sisal on Friday, at Fallatak.
Moor—each day at tau o'eluck.
Sir Edward finoythe's fox-hoods will meet this day at
Sitswinary White Gates; sad on Friday, al Wytheford
iVood —each day at half-past ten o'cluek.
Sir Richard Putemos's firs. hounds will meet em Friday
nett al Halite«, at (deem o'clork.
The Ludlow Subscription fox-Asada will meet to.misrs
row, December 4, at Brimfield Takupike ; se Friday, W-
ernher 7, at dimmer's Wood; as Tuesday, December 11,at
Stockton Cr...; oa Friday, December 14, at Stokes Wood ;
ou Tuesday, December 18, at Sieftoa Forest; on Friday,
December 21, at Posikesmore; on Wodeesday, Decerohertli,
at Diddiebory and am Saturday, December OR, at
Serperi—each day al ten o'clock.
The Marquis of Noisily sod the Marquis of Tweeddale
bare mktg., house at Grautham, during the healing season.
Foi Cwart.--On Friday Sir Edward Saiyihe's hotrods had
• gallant chase. They met at Ulfilictien village, and from the
rover called the Horse Pastures, a tine foe !woke sway, cross.
, ed lb, road to the Holly Coppice, raw from Slime, at an
atnaziog rate to Pointon, to the Home Bari.. Covers, skirted
Sitawbury Park, over Abrey Wood, weal forward fur Astley,
and these to Battlefield, where skirting Preston Warn.
W artist made to Battlefield, going within a Geld of the
Church. He thence led the hounds to All Hussey, sad
darted into a folil-yard. Here fur the first and only
time the hounds were at check, owing to Reynard's mak-
ise his way out of the yard through • slough ; bnt is a few
faullienla be was observed darks( atria the Ellesmere
road and the pursuit immediately coatiotied. He harm made
his point fur Merringtou covers, Airiest them, mid darted
into a fold-yard al and from there, into • large
cow pasture, before • the house, where he was rivertaiken by
the bounds, and killed in a most gallant style, after one
hoar and thirty-three minutes of the severest rosining.

On Tuesday night a house in the occupation of
Mr. CIIURCIi, situate at Rookler, on the Isle of
Wight, ass blown dawn, and killed Mi. C.'s son,
a bad about eleven years of age, while aslvep with
his Allier. Mr. CHUat:u was much injured. Cm
rinam's verdict—Accidere& death.
Last week the bridge ou the Arun Canal, at the
Compasses, was carried away by the flood ; and we
regret to say, a man, passing over with stock at the
time, was ituliappily drowned.
PoActtaas PPIRRUENDED.— Early on Monday
last three poachers were securer) ro the Plasket
Pink, Sussex, by Lord GAGR's gentekerpers, while
in the act of snarisig his Lordship's game.
INCEN DIA RII.S.—On Tuesday a rick of wheat,
and one of vetches, the property of Mr. J•IIRII
RICHARDSON, of Chidhaus, which were standing in
II field at South, were discovered to be on fire, and
the greater part of both were consumed. A tad
named Belloeck, sod a man of the name of Bar-
Na-d, have hero committed to Horsham gaol fOr
trial, on suspicion of having perpetrated the atru:
CIOUN deed.
Tuesday night a fire broke out in the malt,
house of Mr. DOWNING, at Boron, SousAset, by
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which the whole of the premises,. and about 300
bogs of barley and mall, were consumed.
On the evening of Friday oe' ght, a fire broke
oft on the premises of Mr. ROPER, miller, near
Dorchester, by which the mill, containing about
forty sacks of core, with five adjo►oing houses,
was entirely destroyed, with two horses and two
Cowl.

Notwithstouding the recenteisitstions of the law
for the crime of horse stealing, we never remember
its having attained such a fearful height as at the
present moment. Mr. Hoses, of 'inflated. bus re-
gained two which were stolen from him a few days
since sod Butcher and Hutch, in whose pus-essiciii
they were found, are lodged in Winchester gal.
A mutt is detained at Peteisfield, hiving a good
grey gelding, soder suspicious circumstances. Mr.
WAI.KDEtt, of the Hotel at Bognor, lost five on
Thursday night, three of which were found on
Limit Marsh ; the two others were supposed to be
on their road to the metropolis, mounted by two of
the Gipsy t r be. ---st Sussex Paper.)
On Friday night last some resurrection men en-
tered the church-yard, at Suitors, Middlesex, and
stole from thirty_ graves the bodies of WoODORN,
CHILDS. and Permits, three of the unfortunate
men who lust their lives there last week by water.
, The grave of a man, 80 years of age, toreind FAR-
Rte, aaa also opened, supposed to be for CLARK'S,
but finding they had made a mistake, they de-
camped with the three bodies, leering FARRIs La-
bind them.