The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-12-14 00:00:00

FOX CHASE.

Thd mina's of fox-hunting, we think, seldom present any
thing equal to the following detail of a chime which took
place by the holm& of J. My, ~,,, , of HaWoo, Esq. io this
windy :—A and highly respectable field of spoils-
men turued omit 41 TbrllllllM Slour, on the 19th ult. where
they soon started a I.IIX, and, after a ruin of Iwo hours, they
pursued him lido the town of WMlama'. In the Greco
End he was flirt by several 'reruns., who shove him
hack over the Town Pistil Meadow, from whence be
took refuge in the garden of John knight, Esq.—
Here the hounds met with a check, mid the sportariten,
sot being able to get into the warm, were obliged to ride
up the White Lion-yard, through the town, into Omitting-
ton. Sly Heyward was, however, atom driven from his
hiding-place by the hitiitsinan, and hr took into the gar-
des of Miss E. Langford, and finding the bstk•door of
the I se open, entered the hall, ran tip stairs, and got
teen a cupboard, whither he was pursued and taken. The
couslernailuis of !Hiss L who is an elderly maiden lady,
nosy be more easily conceived than described in having
a fox and whole pack of hounds in her house and *Witt
fifty red coeds assailing the house without, headed by the
gallant Lord Hill. lire, however, we are compelled to
my, the Noble General's bkill did not so effectually serve
him at in his Peuinsidur campsigus, for he could mot pos-
sibly force the citadel in front, but was obliged to move by
a circuitous route into the rear, where a free egress having
keen left for Miss Langfo►d's unexpected visitors, the fox
and hounds, his Lordship and comrades, had an easy en-
fiance. Hot if impossible to describe the feelings of Miss
Langford, what can beanid of those of her antiquated maid
Ho toy Nunerly, who happened to be cumin doss a mans, its a
red uielst-e.ip„ at the rime time the fox anti does were as-
cending. She was however compensated for her fright by a
handsome present Isom J. Mytion, Esq. Amon: the sports-
men Sir John Hill, Ball was 011111p1C1111114. This " F4lker
of Heroes," 'although between 70 and itO years of age,
rides with as much spirit as sassy of the ones,
and it generally is as the death. The worthy Ilsrlinet
was attended by three of Ins tuns, anti ii. brush was taken
by a snit of the I 'le litzitly-rearete I ('Monet Hill, mull
grandson to Sir /oho. Lord lwnt;hl•nnmgh and several
geolletneu of d;.tinctiuu were also pititent.-- Shrewsbury
! /Japer.)

COURSING.

LOUTH COURSING MEETING.
71.:EdU•Y, •Itelt,t[Ell 1.

Dors drawn In run for the Cupg. Winner.
1 Mr. 11creilith'.* hito bitch, Violet, apoti.l. Mr.

J. GI4111)s blue and white dug, Graceful Graceful
Mr. FfArmerie's blue dog, Whirlwind, against
Captain Juhhiiiiii's black hitch, Maiden Whirlwind
3 Mr. ll'hunirs Grai.r. rid dug, Creamer, against
Mr_ Smillly's black dog, Bart - Creamer
4 Mr. Bradley's dun dug, Wellington, against Mr.
Beridge'u black and white dug, Eclipse Eclipse
5 Mr. SketchlLy's red dog, Sultan, against Mr.
Chcplia's blue bitch, Gratitude . Gratitude
6 Mr. A. Eve's yellow Jug, Inkle, against Mr.
Millwaid's black dug, Dart . - - Dart
7 Mr. Hoskins's black bitch, Xploil, against Mr.
FOX% red dug, Bulow - . - Xpluit
IS Mr. W Ere'a red bitch, Heiden, against Mr.
Clunglie biue bitch, Whi psi y
31 ATC E.kt.

1 Ms. &lOW's black dug, Ri.litap
Mr. Flarincrie's dun bitch, lily; our guinea B. Blaige
2 Mr. A. Ewe's bloc dog, Luck'.-all, against Mr.
Foes black 'hag Spring; one guinea - Spring
3 Mr. Meredith's black bitch Lively, against Mr.
Wing's red dug Racer; one guinea - Racer
4 Mr. Fox's black and while dug, Ring-nrek, •
against Mr. G. Chaplin's bllek dog, Nelson ;
one guinea [undecided)
•
5 Mr. Hoskins's black bitch, Xpert, against Mr.
Ftix's brindled batch, ; one gtl/111.1% Whimsey
6 Mr. Sou lbs's lacioalleal dog, Gulden Fierce,
against Mr. Ffaranerie's red dog, Swift ; one
guinea [nualeeilled] - --
7 M. G. Chaplin's black bitch, Whim, e•nlnst
Mr. FUXN black and white bitch, Rutazh-
neck ; one guinea hough-neck
8 Mr. Soulbs's brindled and white dog, Rhacher,
against Mr. 51illward's red dog, ; one
611111C4 {Yellow
9 Captain Johnson's blue and white hitch, Fly,
against Mr. A. Ere's black bitch, Lady ; one
guinea (.ittl -
10 Mr. Hoskans's brindled dog. Xcruriatnr, aglinst
Mr. A. Eve's red dog, Regent; one guinea
[undecided] - -
11 Mr. Berialges brindled biirb, Rival, against
Mr. Hoskins's red anal white dog, Xactor ; One
_1

- .
guinea - - - Xactor
12 Mr. Sketchley's red dog, Sprint, against Me.
Fox's white dug, ;Nectar; one guinea . Spring
13 Mr.G. Clirplisea 6441411 rd dot, W ler. against
Mr. Fox's black and white dug, Ruler; une
guinea iu Euursr) - - - -
14 Mr. Fob's blue dug, Blue-cap, against Mr.
H0%1E11116'6 black dug, Xuannier; tux puha.'
[undecided) - . -

WEDNESDAY. DETINDOEN 2.
ATCH U.S.

1 Mr. Sketchlcy'. black and while I. Spot,
against Ca piaiu Juhusuu's blue dug, 'natty ;
nue Guinea - Spot
2 Mr. F.... red dog, Rolow, acaiost Mr. Chap.
ri d and %Lite bitch, ; uuc guiui a
[uivirciilrd] -
3 Mr. Fox's black du;, Sprior, against Mr. A.

lire's blur slog, Luck's-all; lIIIP guinea Spring
4 Mr. Fox'. blue .lot, Blue-cap, azawst Mr. Ms-
kin'a black dug, Xaminer; our guinea [unde-
cided) - - -
S Mr. I,6rinerie's dun bitch, Fly. az.iinst Nlr. It.
Chlorin's black and white bitch, Helen; uue
guinea [undecided] - . -
8 " - ,in Johaames black ;kr,

Captain Johnson's Dia. , Raspin, against
Mr. A. Eve's red dog, Nabob ; our guinta Raspin
7 Mr. Ruggins's dun dug, Wellington, smart
Mr. Chapliu's black and white dug, pleader;
ouc guinea Wellington
8 Mr. Fox's black and white dug, Ring-Deck,
against Mr. R. Chaplin's red dug, Racer; our
guines - . . Rlng.neck
9 Mr. SIO tchley's red dog, Spring, against Mr.
Fox's white dog, Nectar; one guinea - Spring
10 Mr. Soulby's brindled dog, Jason, against Mr.
Simpson's brindled dog, Racer; one guinea Racer
11 Mr. Fux's blark and white dug, Ruler, against
Mr. Suulby's black dug, Blacklock ; one

coin's- - Ruler
12 Captain Johnson's blue and white bitch, Fly,
against Mr. A. Eve's dun hitch, Helen; one
glint?* - Fly

13 Mr. Fox'. black hitch, Venus, arainst Captain
Johnson's yelluw and white bitch, Marcia ;
nue guinea [undecided) -
14 Mr. Fox's black and white bitch, Rough neck,
against Mr. A. Erc's red bitch, Yacico ; nor
guinea !tough-neck
15 Mr. Chaplin 's red dog, Cowry's, against Captain
Johnson's black bitch, Milliner; une guinsa
[undecided]
16 Mr. Hu•kins's red and white do=, Xsttor,
against Mr. Berirl4.'s brindled hitch, Rival ;
one guinea - - XactAr

17 Mr. Hoxtio.'s bl,uk and while doe, Error,
agaiobi Mr. Iluaktos'a black dog, Xecutur;
one plum Xrcutor

The first news which arrived its %Vales relative to
the bottle between Turner tool Randall was, that
the bonier had beaten lug oppooent : several bets
were iraisl io tiMontgome►y-bite, oust sejoseings took
phsee ',awe the hoax w,ll thspelled.—(Shrew'virry
Polar.)

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

(Concluded from 010 firs! Page).
BANKRUPTCY IiUPF:RSEDED.

Robert Di 114441, of West Markham, Nottingham, farmer.

BANKRUPTS.

Alexander Mad, of Lime-street, London, merchant, to
‘nrrruner, December 19, January 2, and 23, at lwclvr, at
Guildhall, London. Alormy, Mr. Poole, Atlas's.court,
Old 11rol.1 streei.

John Genige and Charles Benjamin George, of Redford.
street, Strand, Middlesex, tin-plate.woikers, to surrender,
December 15, 29, and January 23, at twelve, at Guildhall,
London. Attorneys, Nicosia. Carden and Soo, Farms 's-
buildint.:4, Temple
Joseph Day, of King.atiert, Holborn, Middlesex, gold-
smith, to eiirrender, Decenilore 19, 22, and January 23, at
ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Messra. Richardson
and Miller, New Inn.
Henry SinliSorpr, of Nottingham, linen-draper, to cur-
render December 21, at seven 22, at eleven, and January'23, at three, at the Punch Bowl Inn, Nottingham. Attor-
nrys, Metars. Long and Angell, Gray.a.luo, Loudon ; and
Mr Percy, Nottingham.
Charles Dalgairns, of Liverpool, merchant, to surrender,
December 15, 211, and January 23, at tea, at Guildhall,
11-noidun. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adam'a.court, Old Broad-
street.

.....
Richard N"rton, jun. or Charlotte-street, Ratbbone•place,
taper-hamter, to surrender, December 15, -hum.
ary 2, and 23, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney.,
31easrs. Hiatchimani and 11opkinbon, New.aquaie, Lincoln's.
lion.

George Cumber, of Chichester, Sussex, milder, to sur-
render. December 17, 111, and January 23, at eleven, at the
IMplon lan, Chichester. Attnreseys, Mr. Suoton, Gray's-
!no, Loudon ; and Messrs. Suasion and Fuller, Chichester.
Robert Sl‘Kay, Knutsfurd, Chester, dinen-draper, to
surrender, December 28, 30, and January 23, at three, at
the Bush lnu, Deansgate, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Law,
Manchester; and lleasrs Adliugton and Gregory, Bedford-
row, London.

Samuel Combos, of Chichester, Sussex, brewer, to sullen-
&r, Decensber .17, 18, and Lomat), 23, at eleven, at the
Dolphin Inn, Chichester. Attorneys, Mr. Swaim', Geay's-
I aaaaa Loudon ; and Mears. Sossion and Fuller, Chichester.
John Thomas, of Tabernacle-walk. St. Luke's, Old-street,
slate merchant, to surrender. December 19, 22, and January
2:1. at twelve, at Guildhall, landau. Attorney, Mr. Hughts,

Jolts, Hughes Goodlake, late of Water-lane, Tower.street,
Loudon, but now of t'ppe► Thames atseet, wine-imechaut,
to t 'mender, December 19, 26, and January 23, at twelve.
at Cmildhall. Attoineys, 'tosses. Trampler, Glyues, and
Thumsun, Kurr-street, East Smithfield.
Charles Allll, of Lower East Smithfield, Middlesex, dealer
in Irish provisions, to suriender, December 19, January 2,
anti 23, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. West,
Red Wapping.
l'homas Robotham, of Derby, grocer, to surrender Ja-
nuary 1,2, and 23, at eleven, at the New lust, Derby. At-
toiaeys, Mr. Greavrs, Derby; and Bless's. Long and AilSiel3,
Cacay's-Inu, London.
John Kull, of Sydney-street, Somers Town, Middlesex,
coal merchant, to surrender, December 19, January 2, and
23, at hi viva., at Guildhall, bunion. Attorneys, Messrs.
Fyauture and Clarke, Craven-street, Strand.

I)IVI DEN DS.

Jan. 4. H. Shaw, of UlverairSti,Lancaster, scrivener, slate-
ninTliatit, at Mb, at the Rratklyll'a Anna, lon, Ulverston.
Jan R. H. Sandwell, of D. al, Kent, grocer, at eleven, at

Guildhall, London.
Jan 2. T. Lingfoill, of Cranhourn.street, Lcicester.sniiarc,
!Middlesex, mercer, al tuck e, at Guildhall, London.
3311. 2. .I..S.intltrach, of Wuoisiitli, Keul, collier, at out, at
Loudon.
Dec. 29 J. Pitcher, of Rack-road, Middlesex, bricklayer, at
leo, at Guildhall, London.
Jan 2. J. Gaskill and J. GRAM, of the Mioories, Loudon,

merchants, at ten, at Guildhall.
Jan 5. J. Reynolds and J. Kendall, of Whitechapel, Mid.
Mews, brandy-merchants, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon.
Jan. 2. J. Fraipck,uf Ululation, Hertford, corn factor, at ten,
at Guildhall, London.
Jan. 2. J. Roberts, of %Yowl-Areal, Spital-fiells, Middlesex,
silk-manufacturer, at one, at Guildhall, London.
Jan 2. J. Oliphant, of Corkspui-street, Westminster, hat-
manufacturer, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Jon. 2. B. 11,..rei;of Fligh.strvet, Portsmouth, tailor and dna.
per, at tivilverat 'Guildhall, London.
Jan. 2. T. Aeg, Water-lane, Fleet-street, London, printer,

ist ten, at Guildhall.
Jan. 5. H. Chabaud, of Plumtrre.street, Bloomsbury, Mid-
dlesex, jeweller, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Jan. 5. M. Bauer, sen and M. Bilger, km. of Piccadilly,
Middlc.ex, goldsmith., at liven, at Guildhall, London.
All 5. A. H. French, of the Old South Sea-House, Broad.
stereo London. merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Dec 31. .1. Foster, late of 'Truro, Cornwall, and now of Ply-
mouth, Devon, roach-maker, at twelve, at Weakley's Ho-
tel, Plymouth. Dock.
Jan. 4. J. Heath, late of East Teignmouth, Devon, ship-
builder, at ten, at the lintel, %Vest Teigamout h.
Jan. 4. J Sliarpe, of %Villierfoss, York, innkeeper, at eleven,
at the hostile of Wm. Ilsynee, vintner, Petergate, York.
Jan. 5. J Saywell, of Macclesfield, Chester, and K. linkman,
of %Yood-strect, Clicap•ide, London, silk-manufactin era, at

ten, at Guildhall. -
Jan 6. T. Jurdison, of Ilirminhara, factor, at eleven, at the

Royal Hotel, Birmingham
Jan. b. F. W. Selmaliwg, of
chant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
I. P. Lloyd, of Bo minahain, maltuier, at eleven, at the
Royal Hotel, Birmineharn.
Jau. 5 J. Wooliner, of Halifax, York, merchant, at three, at

London, mer.

the Star Inn, Manchoter.
Jan. 5..1. N emu, jun. of Sculcoates, York, mahogany and
raff-merchant, at twelve, at the Dug and Duck Tavern,
Scale-lane, Kingston-upon Hull.
Jan. 4 W Stevens, late of Maiden-Newton, Dorset, grocer
and linen-draper, at eleven, at the King's-Arms Inn, Dur-

cheater.
Jam 2. W. Fowler, late of Leamington-Prlors, Warwick,
brewer, at eleven, at Copps' Hotel, Leamington.
Jan. S. T K. Yalei, P. Kilgoor, and J. Yates, of Manchester,
calico-printeis, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Deasisgate,
Manchester.
Feb. 11. W. Nevisnn, of North Shield*, Northumberland,
draper, at eleven, at the Commercial Hotel, Howard-
street, North Shields.
Jan 25. I. Harrison, of Redness, York, miller, at eleven, at
the Half Moue Loi, Bowden, York.
Jan. 16. E. Bendy, of Charles-square, Hendon, Middlesex,
faetnr, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Dee. 15. I. Bragg, laic of Brydges-street, Covent-garden,
since of Great Queen.street, Long•acrc, Middlesex, jewel-
ler, at eitVCII, at Guildhall, London.
Jab. S. J. Witt;ng, of Cromer, Norfolk, innkeeper, at four,
at the Rampant Horse Inn, St. Stephen's, Norwich.
CERTIFICATF.S.--Jaxtiaoy 2.

S. Wlhoui. of Liverpool, hosier.—J. 'ryes, of Wakefield,
Fork, roccr.—G. Wainwright, of Liverpool, cooper.—
E. Allport, of Birmingham, silver-plater.—J. E. Johnson,
of Hyde•strcet, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, tna►ter-mariner.