The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-10-18 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS FOR THE WEEK.

The Brighton Subscription Pack of harriers will meet on 910--
days at Patcham, on Wednesdays on the Raee Course, and en
Fridays at the Devil's Dyke; during the season.
The Lewes Brookside 'harrier% have their practice on the slue
days as the subscription pack, from Newmarket Hill. Lewes Race
Course, and from the Kennel, on the alternate Wednesdays, and
Telscomb Tye ; at ten, a.m.
Lord Fitswilliam's fox hounds will meet on Thursday at Walk
Wood, and on Saturday at Stair Foot, at ten o'clock each day.
The Officers of the 19th banners, stationed at Cantertuty, have
purchased the hounds of Mr. Sawbridge, of Olantigh„ and intend
to employ them in the manly and royal sport of stag-hunting. To
promote this object, several gentlemen of the neighbourluod hart
panted permission to hunt over their lands.

The race at Newmarket for the King's Plate. was one of the s
verest ever run. The horses all made play in their turn, and 1
coming in it was all but a dead heat between Premium and Sultan,
and was only won by a fine display of Tom Goodistm's jiwkeyship
by scarcely half a head. The highest character on the Turf is said
to have won a very large stake, and the legs again are all losers.—
Sunday Paper.
Mr. Walkden has shipped for St. Petersburgh, several celebrated
race horses, amongst which are, Sir Edward, Nitrogen, and St.
Patrick.
The whole of the money for the fight between Jem Buns and
Jack Martin. will be made good over a +porting dinner, on Thurs-
day next: the men to fight on the Tuesday following.
Mandell and Reed (better known as young Spring,. are matched
for 2M. aside, to tight on the same day that Inglis and TUTIICI
i contend.

lIIIITIIS.
On the 13th inst., at Kittlington Park, the Lady of Gorge
Dashwood. Esq. of a son.
On the 13th inst., at Wilmer, in Kent, the Lady of Rear-Ad•
miral Harvey, C. 8., of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On Friday last, in Resconstiell Church, Femme St. Lego. Gren•
fell, Esq., son of Pascoe Great:ll, Esq. M.P. of Tarim. Bowe,
Rucks. to Catharine Anne, eldest daughter of James Du Pre, Lig,
of Wilton Park, in the same county.
On the 14th inst.. at Hansel], Middlesex, Richard Rulkelty
Phillips Phillips. of Picton Castle. in the County of Pembroke,
Esq. to Eliza, only daughter of John Gordon, of Ilanwell. Esq._

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On the 14th inst., at the house of his son in I.eadenhall.streefi
John Simpson, sen., in the 92d year of his age.
On the 3d, Mr. David Carey, who, for a number of years, En
Editor of The Statesman Newspaper. 111 r. Carey was also the
author of " The Pleasures of Nattre," The Reign of Fancy.",
•• Lord of the Desert," ai d several other volumes of Poetry, sr.',
of " bochiel," and several other Novels. He came to Loathe
• when very young ; and for the last twenty years was constantly en-
gaged in writing for the Public Press, or composing works of intik-
gination. Few men have been so much engaged in literary pursuits,
or have written somuch as Mr. Carey, at 44) years of age.
On Tuesday, aged 70, the Rev. 'Climes Isangdon, more than
forty years the Pastor of the Baptist church in Leeds.
On the nth September, 1822, at Wiley 3ledinet, a day's ionize!
from Sennaar, whence he was peo-eeding in an attempt to peoetTeu
up to the source of the Bahr Colt: tied, Captain Robtrt James In r•
don, of the Royal Nary, who heti often distinguished himself dur•
ing the late war. Ile was thitd son of Captain Gordon, of Evertor.
near Itawtry. II ib death aills anther victim to the melancholy hat
of thou who have perished i the cause of African disamery.

MOll WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDO
Morning 14 min. after 18. I Afternoon 48 min. after le.

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