The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-09-27 00:00:00

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THE RING.

Brannan, the Imtherinfr East-ender, can be b-eked against any
man of his weight, for 251. a-side. Brannan'. weight is u:alcr llst.
DICK CI,IITIS TO THE I.IOIIT-WEloHTS.—Bilthey Aaron
has failed in coming to the scratch at the time appointed; ar,d
though I am not apt to lose my temper, it puts me in a pet to thioa.
that I cannot get sob. Once more, therefore, be it knuwr., to mi
the light-weight candidates for tistic farm., that I silt tight shy
man in England fur lOW. or 2001. a-side, and give half s stone. My
weight is 9iit. R. CUIrI'IS.
Chelsea need informs Bishop Sharp, that having at length ob-
tained backers, he is ready to wake &match wish bim to Sg..t ot.we
within three months toe

Tom Goodman says, he can be backed for 2.11. a-aide Assiut
Jones, the sailor-boy.
F. Redmond puts forward, that, although unfortunate in his
former contest with Barney Aaron, his friends are determined to
give him another chance against the latter, for 50/. aside, at his
Own time, or, if ha pleases, on the same day that Hudson acid Cat-
non fight.
Henry Gidion writes as follows:—" In answer to the challenge
of James Towers, a light-weighted yokct. as he terms himself, pia
will oblige me by informing him, uiat it he feels still disposed for
a shy, lam ready to accommodate him. My weight is
W. Seabrooke, the village lad (as he calls binutelf ) has sent the
following challenge to the Editor of • Sunday Paper :—" Have tbe
goodness to infcrat Mr. Busse that I hear he is not sat:Lifted with
the beating I gave him, but wishes to enter the Ring once Mtn,
with me. Now, ff he will come forward and make a match foe ti hi.
or A!. with me, I should be happy to accommodate him. ' •
Jace 31.uvriir AND JEX itt:llX.—These heroes met at the
fight on Tuesday last. Martin declared he was so far trout wishing
to avoid fighting, that be was ready to enter the ring that morpieg
with Jem, for lout. u-sine. Burn was equally anxious fur the
match, but lie preferred a few weeks training previous to fighting.
It was then agreed on that a meeting should be heidat Harry dolt's,'
and a new match made. The parties met accordingly on Friday
evening, and the following uncles were drawn up and signed :
Article* of agreement between Jack Martin and Jens limn, made
the 2lth day of September, lef, at the Crust, in Cross-lane, Loos
Acre. The said men agree to fight a fair stand-up fight in a twenty-
four foot ring, half minute titne, for :100/. a-side, ef which 20/. Back
is now deposited in the builds of Harry Hatt. The remainder to
' be mode good as follows:—Lift! each on Tuesday, the 23th inst. at
' the Black Horse and Swan, in the Borough, and the remaining
2001. aside to be made good at lien Burn's, in Windmill-street,
on Thursday, the 21st of OctoiKr. 'I he fight to take else, on
Tuesday October 26. The place cf fighting to be named by
Mr. Jackson, and the men to be in the ring between twelve and
one o'clock. Two umpires to be named on the ground, and a re-
fame to be appointed by them when chosen. The whole of the
stakes, amen made good, to be deposited in the hands of Mr.
Spring, as final atake-holdtr. In the event of failure on eihtier
side, the stakes put down to be forfeited by the person so filling.
In the event of Mr. Spring not Acing in town. or objecting, 11r.
Belcher ue Mr. Thomas Cribb to be final stake-holder.
JALIES BURN.
JOll N MARTIN.

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LIEAINED TORTOISE.-At the waters of }laden is
to be seen at present a tortoise, which performs the• mili-
tary exercise with precision. The owner of this attiimil
has given several exhibitions at the small private
and ba3 made much money.—Ncterod Literature.

Ptt I(1%S OF BRITISH S'
: tuck
to Acct.
per Cent Reduced
Ira cent. C..ns. 95 a 94 I
Vitt. Acct. 94 95
aper cent. Apiented
!few 4 per rent. lOC}
91 per Cent.
matt S:oek
Bette Bonds IC 85 pm
Otto Acct.

PRICKS 1)F FOREI(N S'
Ajustrien Kends Ma a
to Acct.
tirasilisn Scrip
Ditto Acct. 1 dis
_crow A yres Scrip
Rem Acct.

ItitlsnHondo
to Acct. 77/
I utub. Bonds
lit:to Acct.
to Scrip 9 dis
to Acct. 9 9 dit
I `wish Bond
tto 3larka Banco
Frarch Reines
Erelong!
Miro Scrip
Vitro Acct. 111 !elf pm

ta dir
Oicek lords
.Cico Scrip
Ditto Are.

Tocio ON SATURDAY.
g Ann.
South Sea Stock
South Sea Ohl Annuities
South Sea New Annuities
li:.Villa, 2tl LIM/. 47 yin
Ditto,
Ditto, Small 47 48 pm
Ditto, 10. 1.0100/.43 4643 44pm
Ditto. SOW. 43 4 pm
Ditto, Small 47 4.i mu
Lottery Tickets 19!. 19s.
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,OCKS ON SATURDAY.
Mexican Bonds 371iiii 41
Diu° Acct. 374 lal 4 1
Neapolitan Bonds
Ditto Acct.
Peruvian Bonds
Ditto Acct. 63
Portuguese Bonds
Ditto Acct.
Pntssian Bonds 92i
Ditto Acct.
Ditto Bonds (1022)
Ditto Acct.
Russian Bonds 91!
Diro Acct.
Spanish Cons. 20} 21 201
Ditto Acct. 204 t
Ditto 310 Bonds
Ditto 170 and 253 Bonds
Ditto 83 Bonds
Ditto Cons. (11123) ISt 16
Ditto Acct. 164
Ditto 10111. Si. Bonds

Oritioh

TLINNTRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
DnaPublle Is mwt respectfully Informed. that the Pe: formatters at
ta/s Theatre will eonunenee Ulla prevt atoNDAT•
beptember
when will bo performed Shelope:wee Trayedy of
MIMEO AND JULIET.
Lipp, Mr. C. Kemble; Mereutlo, Mr. Jones. Juliet. Mlu F. H.
Kelly Nurse. Mn. Davenport.
After which the last new Comte Pantomime ut
HARLEQUIN AND POOR HORIN I
Or, THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT.
Heeismuln, Mr. Eller; Pantaloon, Mr. Barnes: Clown. Mr. J. S.
GrlinaltlL Columbine, Mrs. VedV.
Oa W•dnutinT. Pride shall bays a Pall, and Brother and Slater.

TIfE.47'RF: RC TA L, H.IYJIARKET.
This Evening. 'MONDAY. September will ha performed
SWEETHEARTS AND WIVES.
A4writal Franklyn. ler.W. Marren; Charles, Mr.% Mins t Sandford,
att. Melrose: Silly Lsekaday. Mr. Liston. Susan*, Miss Chester;
Maila. Madams Vestria; Sus n, M
wrs. I iarrlck.
After hich,
PAUL AND VIRGINIA.
Paul. Theleine Vadelisl Virginia. Mrs. T. MIL
To conclude with
•TWOULD PUZZLE A CONJUROR.
Peit. Cur ne Muscovy. Mr. Cowper I Peter Summits. Mr. Harley;
Van Dunder. Mr.-Liston. (WM.. Mrs. Chatterley.
Tn. Morrow. TM Rivals. The Drell to Pay. sun 'TII wuld Pusalo •
041,1urue.

THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OM:R.4-11017SE,
STRAND.
This (vetting. MONDAY. September t 7. will be performed
THE BASHFUL M.N.
9W Thomas Friendly. Mr. W. Sennett: Mr. Olushington. Mr. Ma.
*ewe; Frank Friendly. Mr. liroadhuret : Doctor Starch. Mr.
Tepleure: Gyp, Mr. W. Chapman; Nick. Mr. Slonlan. Miss Dinah
frs=dit, Wes Foray.
After which,
BELLES WITHOUT BEAUS:
Or. THE LADIES AMONG TeIF.MSaLVES.
Yrs. Dashingtoti. Miss V.elly.
To condotie with
JON Urli%l4 IN ENGLAND.
.1
virlreban W.Draiblkitoi. Mr. Mathews: Sir Lent herlipOrnasfeeder. Mr.
ey • Mr. Ledger. Mr.W. Bennett; Mr. Delopierre, Mr. Broadhurst;
sdry Larkspur. Mr. Keeley; Jemmy Larlonotr, Mr. Tayleure: Aga-
onalun. Mr. Slnmrn. Lady Groaefeeder, Mrs. Grove: Mary. Kiss
Ro:daway : Patty. Miss Henry.
To-morrow, The Bashful Man. Tins Promstory Note, end Jonathan
la England.

NEW SIIRREI THI?ATRE.
Under an entirely new Management.
Tale present MONDAY. September 27. wilt be presented an original
'IMO extraordinary Melt-Drame. founded on a highly popular and
Interesting German latot
DE y. called
R FREISCHUTZ
Mr, THE DEMON OF THE WOLFS
LL GL E EN AND THE SEVEN
ills CHARMED
little under the Inumillate Direction of W. Hawes, Zoi. The
Payee written hy Mr. Hall. Author Tbidaba," fneding beacon," II
ae. &e. add produced by Mr. Auld.
Principal Characters—Messrs. Grant, Rim bothers:. Auld, LoreditY.
Harwood. Y.eing, Hemmings, and Donor; Mrs. Voung. Mrs. T‘u-
salat, and M rt. Lovetlay.
To be preceded by the celebrated and sublimely t errifi e Overture com-
peted by Carl Marla Von Weber. shied by an increased Orsbastra.
To conclude with
THE GIPSIES" HAIN?.

The Mullion Pa tas coTnenencto publi.muigoo Saturday morning
at a quarter past fire o'clock.

LONDON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1824.

By the Flanders Mail which arrived yesterday, we have
received the Brussels Papers of Saturday. In th:ir con-
t-ras we find nothing remarkable, except the steady pro-
cress which the plans of the holy Alliance are making in
Germany and Switzerland. for the extinguishment of the
liberty of the press, and for the imposition of additional
reattictions upon the right of locomotion. We can never
be ptrsuaded that the inquiries said to be conducted rtla-
toe to revolutionary intrigues, arc any other than grave
pretences for the suppression of any remaining institutions
forom'able to public freedom. The " monarchical prin-
ciple" now reigns paramount on the Cmtinent. LA us
hope that no attempt will be made to force its adoption
eLewhere. The " police of the press," it appears, is so
completely " simplified" in Switzerland, that only such
parts of the debates of the Legislative Witty are allowed
to be published as the agents of the Iluly Alliance " think
proper to communicate to the public." Certainly, the pro-
cess of " simplification" cannot be eirriAl much further.
The following are the extracts to which we allude :
fiIItr3SELLS, 8E7'1%21.

His MAJESTY has resolved that the duty which was leviel on
the arrival of ships for the benefit of the School of Navigation at
Amsterdam, shalt be abolished from the Ist of January, 1825.
♦l'e know the circumstance of the departure of M. VANDER..
11 ossE, ()evertor of the Province of Ilainaut, for Paris ; but he is
not gone thither, as one of our Joutnals states, on a special mission,
to rwgociate a treaty of commerce with France. The object of his
juorney is to furnish Baron DE FAGEL, Ambassador of the Ne-
therlands, who is entrusted with lb.! negociations relative to such a
treaty, with all the information which he may have on this subject,
as having a perfect knowledge of the two southern frontier provinces,
of wbleh he has governed one and now governs the other, and be-
ing equally well acquainted with every thing that concerns the com-
mercial interests of others.

Mercantile letters from Frankfort of the Maine state, that
silks, wool, anl leather, have been in demand at high prices, and
that wool bas been bold at an al tame of 15 to 20 per (;cnt.
FMAXEPOIT, SEPT. 20.

Nothing certain is yet known of the facts entertained in the ofil.
e.t.a report which I. Detrain, the Extraordinary Commissioner,
has addressed to the Government of the Brand Duchy of Baden,
on the investigations and researches which he was ordered to make
at Tribute, in the Brisesu, relative to the revolutionary intrigues,
the ramifications of a hich extended from the interior of Germany
to this University, situated at the southern extremity of the Grand
Pushy of Baden. 31. Hardin's report has been communicated to
the Certral Committee at 3layenes, and we are very desirous to
learn the measures that are going to be adopted with respect to the
Universities of Baden.

GEM*, SEPT. 15.

The day before yesterday, being the anniversary of the itnion of
Geneva s ith Switzetland, nil the militia of the Cantoo, to the
number of above 3,000 men, were under arms in the plain of
Plain-Palais, wider the walls of the city. The Chief Syniic, at
the head of all the Magistrates, delivered to the Commander of the
seven battalions their new colours, bearing the white cross of •he
Confederation on a yellow and red ground. The militia exercised
jut several hours; and their fine appearance, and the precision of
their movements, were generally admired.
Another steam-boat has been launched on our lake, and appears
to fulfil the expectations that were entertained of it.
The Representative Council of Geneva haft adopted, by a large
majority, the resolution of the Diet relative to the extraordinary
surveillance of strangers, and the police of the press.
This branch of the police has been much simplified at Geneva
within these two years. Nothing is now printed here excer ri.'i-
gitius books, and a sort of periodical account of so touch of the
debates in the Legislative Body aa it is thought proper to
Ideate to the public of Geneva.
Britntx, Snrr. !:.

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