The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-13 00:00:00

Wheat per 701 h.
s. d. R. d.
English ....... d G a 10
Scotch ti 6 10
3

h u h ............... a o

tree 3
Foreign, in bond .... 4 0 4 3
Canada, free ........ 6 9 8 9

Barley.
Grinding, per 6011, 4 0 6 0
Malting, per Imp. gr.B6 0 38 0
Turelen, duty free, per
GOl9 ......... ...... 0 0 0 9

Oats, per 43tb.
English and Stretch 3 6 3 8
Irish .... .. 3 2 3 6
Foreign In bond... 0 U U 0
Pease ver Imp. Qr.
English, While 444 0 52 0
Gray .. II 30
Foreign 47 0 60 0

lIITORTID INTO LITSEPOOL PRi
INCLI

Amu, Quieten.
Ireland ......... . .....
Cua.twisit ght;

Total
Oats, Quarter.
Ireland ft49l3
Cotaattelse ....... ......... 1281

Total 97G
Barley, Quarters..
Ireland
coastwise

11,

Total ZI73
Nem% Quatten.
Ireland .....
2b9

T0ta1...... 8I

DlSTas.gq IN SPIT trlttni.—EAdCectirlcmerit.l—We
understand that upward% of WNW worth of rich silk., owns, and
barege de sole. gni,' des lotus, shawls, &c. &c., are now
selling without the least raerve, by commission, for the relief of
the distressed Spite Welds manufacturers, at Shears and Co.'s,
No. 120, Itegent.stres t. The goods are warranted to be of the
most fashionable description, and will be sold for lest( than hell the►
cost making.

A fire took place on Wednesday week, on the pre-
mises of Mr. W. Bilmiugton, of Walkington, near Bever-
, Icy, which consumed two barns and injured a quantity of
grain in one of them. It was not got under until the en-
r •
pries were procured from Beverley. The premises are
soul to be uninsured.

The unfortunate young man, John Grattan, for the
murder of John Me&true, who was ordered for execution
yesterday, has been reprieved, in order to have the opinion
of the twelve Jgdges, as to the admissibility of the evi-
dence on which he was convicted, viz. that of the wife of
his brothel', who, if she speaks the truth, is u deeply im-
plicated as himself its the guilt of this transaction.—Chester
098111,114

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING.

NEWMARKET, TrKSRAT NIORT, 12 o'ctocit.
The folloatne It as complete a Ilst of fashionable* here as Me have bben
abletoconect

•Citili4;;•-iithrhnese the Duke of York.

Duket-- tid.
Margditwen—Huntly, Exeter, 'fitchlield, Graham, and Mandford.
Earli.--Jerney, Lowther, Wilton, Clarendon, Orford,'
Sefton, Stradbroke,
and Veruiam.
Lords—Anson Lynedoch, Charles Fitzroy, John Fitzroy, Dunwich,
Cavendish, O. dentinck, F. Bentinek, Huntingbeld, and Manners.
Hunourabins—Colunei Lowther, W. Powlett, J. \Valpote, 31.1'. H. De
Roos, C. Wyndham, end General Grosvenor.
Sint—J. Sheiks, .1. Brig, V. Cotton, It. Greeley, and W. Pringle.
Cultmels—Aubrey, Synge, Russell, Willson, Crib'', and Mundy.
Captains—Macnamara,.French, Leenurt, Ileyneli, Garth, and Fleming.
Messieurs—S. Wortley, M.P., T. Moult:Swarth. M.P., Wm. Wiairent,
M.P., W. Wyndham, M.P., J. Douglas, M.P, W. Russell, 31. P., Store-
barn, Raker, C. Wilson, Sandon, Holyouke, Smith Barry, Waddington
'two;, Mills (two), Payne, Scott, C. C. Uterine, Vatuittart, Thornhill
;two), Ralston, &c.
Ladles—Marchioness of Exeter. Countess—Sefton and Clarendon.
Ladles—Anson, C. Lowther, and C. Puwlett. Mesdames—Batson, Store-
barn, Grosvenor, Wilson, Atc.
There were dinner parties this evening at the Palace, also at Lord Sel-
ton'n and Lord Aaron's.
At the Rooms,—C. Wilson, Esq. Chairman ; Duke of Portland, Duke
of Grafton, Earl, Verolam, Earl Stradbroke, Lord Huntingileld, Hon.
Mr. Powlett, Dr. Dowdeswell, Sir V. Cotton, Colonel Aubrey, Colonel
Russell, Mr. Wortley, Mr. Keating, Mr. Rush, Mr. West, Mr. Hulywake,
Mr. Payne, Mr. Agar, Sir Roger Creaky, Ike. &c.
After the suers this afternoon the betting gentlemen assembled in great
numbers on the Exercise-ground, when, and during the evening In the
town, SP•OIIIttiODS to a large amount werb entered into on all the Stakes.
The odds, it will be perceived, have eiperleneed a very material variation,
as miqht have been expected from the result of the two days' running.
The 3lottat eh has resumed his former station in the list of favourites; the
superiority of Punic Awing but short lived. He is now at even with The
ifklern, why him nut lAgen backed so freeiy as we anticipated. Advance
rallied in the course of tits evening, lb to 1 being the outside ante odds
that could be obtained when' our acci.ant left. Bolivar was brought up
Gout the very extremity of the outsiders, in consequence of winning the
Sweepstakes yentetday ; he was backed pretty freely, and left of a good
mid a rising favourite. It is very doubtful, however, whether he will con-
tinue so long. Notwithatanchng he lust his second race yesterday, Ad-
vance has still his fi lends, and It is far from unlikely that be will become
Main a prominent favourite. For *the Oaks the &iterations are not so
material. Ruchael was fur a very short period ant facrartte, but she
speedily relaked Into her original place in the odds. Henrica of course
went into the rear. The betting was animated on the St. Leger, but the
only change of consequence was, the making Calypso third favourite, the
result of his winning the Breakfast Stakes this afternoon. This, coupled
with his repotted successful trial with Crusader, induces many to prog-
nosticate a still greater decline in the odds against him ; be is christened
The Dragon.
'The following Is the quotation up to half-past II o'clock, this night

_
• vigor.
9 to 2 agst Monarch ;10 to .1 apt gophist
6 to I apt Panic SO to 1 apt Centaur
6 to I apt The Moslem 30 to I apt Goddard
18 to 1 apt Advance 35 to I apt florins
20 to I apt The Baron 40 to I apt Claude Lorain*
20 to I apt Bolivar MI to 1 apt The Captain.
35 to I art The General
- --

5} to 1 apt Butterfly l5 to 1 apt 80-peep
fli to 1 apt Ilignonetta 20 to I apt Morel
8 to 1 apt Rachael 20 to 1 agst Parapluia
I to 1 agst Problem 25 to 1 apt Henries
12 to 1 apt Elizabeth 25 to I apt 'lean
25 to 1 apt any other.
at. sacra.
8 to 1 apt Bedlamlte
13 to 1 apt Belzoni
14 to 1 agst The Oregon;Calypso)
20 to 1 agst Fanny
20 to 1 apt Crusader

YO to I agst Barataria
30 to 1 apt Batefoot
35 to I agst Pirate
35 to I agst Paul Pry.

APPOINTMENTS FOR TO-MORROW.

Sweepstakes of 200. each, h. ft. 13:t .711;.1fi111e; 8 it. Sib. R.M.
Untried mare% or stallion allowed sib. ; both Mb.
Mr- Greville's e. by Merlin, d. by Nary—Stster to Castanea.
Lord G. Cavendl.b's c.by Allegro—Psgods.
Duke of Graftans Goshawk, by Merlin ;horse untried).

Match. 200 h. ft. T.Y.C.
Mr. Wortley's Reform , kw. Sib. apt. Mr. Uduy's Tarandus,fist.
Subscription Plate of 501. 2 years olds 7st. 3 years est. 71b. and 4 years
Set. T.Y.C.
Duke ot.Gratlon's Pigmy, 3 years.
Lord Exeter's Progress, 4 years.
Lord G. Carendishs's b. f. sister to Godolphin, 2 years.
Lord Donwich's b. c. Link Boy, 2 years.
Mr. Rogers's Muleteer, 3 years.
Mr. S. Chiffney's ch. f. by Anticipation, d. by Gobanna, 2 years.
Mr. Pettit's br. c. Retreat, 3 years.
Mr. Rush's br. c. by Pioneer, out of Ringtall.
Mr. Windham's brother to Twatty, 2 years.
Mr. Powlett's b. c. by Crecy—Cardinal Puff`s dam.

Nirr KKKKK T, WROWIADAY, 2 o'ciocr:

The weather has experienced a considerable change at. 3 o'clock this
morning; It began to rain, and continned for 4 hours—it Is still stormy,
and showers continually falling ; It has done the course much good, and
made the whole country look cheerful.
The uncertain state of the weather, and the scanty appearance of the
list of the day, keeps many from the course, but the attendance of nobility
Is strong. There were only three races appointed, two of which bare gone
off, as follows :
Sweepstakes of 200 each; colts Sit. 71b., fillies Bst. 31b. R.M.
Duke of Grafton's Goshawk walked over.
Lord C. 11. Cavendish's c. by Allegro paid.
...

Mr. Grevilie's c. by Merlin

paid

Match 200 h. ft. T.Y.C,

Mr. WorUey's Reformer received R. from Mr. lidny's Tarandus.
The Plate is not yet run fur; Muleteer is backed against the field at
evens.

b to 1 licit Monarch
6 to 1 apt Panic

DIRAY.
7 to I agst Moslem
The others aa before.
OAZI AND IT. .
No alteration.,

MEETINGS OP CREDITORS.
AT TIM COUIT 01 COMMIVIIONIRS 01P_ISANEWPT.S. lIASINONALL

, ON SAtORDAY.

FIRST sissrrso. ar.
Braddock, J. and Jackson, J. Macclesfield, silk-manufacturers l2
Forbes, J. Oxford-street, druggist lO
Graham, J. Waterloo-place, upholder I
Green, J. Leicester-street, Leicester-square, printer lf
Grueber, S. H. and H. Hope-mills, Denbighshire, spinners. .....
Hood, B. Trafalgar-street, Walworth-road, baker
Howes, G. FL City-road, linen-draper lO
Hill, H. and 'Pickett, T. Watling-street, iron-merchants
Hunt, .1. Winch, R. and Hunt, W. jun. Stewart's-buildings, Battersea
fields, engineer
Heywood, M. Wood-street, Cheapside, warehouseman lO
11111, W. Old Ford-mill, Bow, miller ll
Jones, R. Cateaton-street, warehouseman .. ........ ..... ..half-past 10
Johnston, .1. Smithfield-market, victualler 1
Marshall, W. St. Mary-at-bill, coffee-house-keeper ll
Milner, G. Derby, silk-manufacturer
Mead, W. and Macomb, C. E. Battersea, colour-makers
Noyes, R. Great St. Andrew's-street, Seven-dials, tallow-chandler 1
Pott, P. White-street, Borough, dealer ...... ........... ...
Reynolds, J. Bread-street-hill, drysalter --
Smith, J. G. High-street, Southwark, cbeeremonger
Wilson, T. E. Frith-street, Soho, auctioneer
Williams, W. Fenchurch-street, merchant
Williams, L. W. Globe Tavern, Fleet-street and Shoe-lane, tavern.
keeper

*. - 11

ORCOND eserneras.
Black, I. Sligo, Ireland, merchant, t►ow rerkling at 16, Chapel place,

Hors, T. Ludgate-hill, bookseller....
irk:mden, H. Park-lane, Islington, dealer ll
Francis, A. High Holborn, linen-draper II
Paste, J. Chatham, Kent, grocer
Taylor, J. N. otherwise J. late of Cateaton.street, dollar lO
Wellington, J. New road, St. Pancras, dealer 1! lO
Wood, J. Nelson-square, jeweller ll
Youngman, P. Witham, Ease:, bookseller..... . ••

1111111 T
Abbott, li. S. J. Skinner-street, Snow-6111, boot-wakee ..... lO
Archer, W. Hertford, oilman ll
llaekler, H. Wa'worth, Surrey, and hlyth, T. W. Cromer.street,
bullder4 lO
Browne, H. H. Winchester-boor, Old Broad-street, wine-merehant 12
Burwaah, T, 131shop,ote-street-wlthout, pawnbroker
Cleverley, C. and Hotcheaun, J. late of Chlswell-atraak Burn-

„ -
drapers ..
Curtis, .1. now or late of Hounslow, dealer ll
Dalrymple, C. Old Broad-street, merchant
Davis, DS. Nicholas-passage, Lombard-street, merchant ....
Drew, T. Eacter, linen-draper ......... ....... .....
Henderson, W. Warwlek-row, Blackfriars, oil and colourman
Hutchins N. B. St. James's-street, chins and glass warehouseman_ 11
Hickson, C. late of the Strand, now of Addle-street, Wood-street,
woullen-d: aper
Jones, W. New Bond-street, linen-draper
Kent, J. K. of Stepney, surveyor
Leetning,•ll. and lattluck, T. GrOat Winchester-street, silk-broker ll
Leigh, J. Pinner's-hall-court, merchant l2
Mills, T. late of Speucer's•place, Nurthampton-square, carpenter ll
Mills, G. A. Everett-street, grocer lO
Nat-dowel, J. Regent-street, Piccadilly, boot and shoe-maker.. ....
Mitten, W. Loudon-road, brewer and furniture broker ll
Triguet, E. G. Birchin-lane, printer
Walter, J. Canteen, Hounslow-barracks, dealer...—. ... ....
Williams, W. H. late of Bernard-street, Russel-squars:eisak-merchant 12

DIVIDENDS.
Dawes, J. Oxford-street, orange-merchant . lO
Dixon, G. chlswell-street, Ironmonger ,.. 11
.
Hamlin. D. Delmont-place. Vauxhall, platsterer
Hart, G. Deptford, and Pittock, W. Dartford, Kent, brewers l2
Dorsey, W. Highgate. victualler .... ......
Hawke*, J. Old Jewry, hurdwareman
Jones, S. King's-arena-buildings, Wood-street, lace manufacturer.... 1I
Low, W. Wood-street, haberdasher.
Parminter, G. Earl.street, BIRO:Mars, and Palace-Wharf, Lambeth,coal-merchant ll
Shaw, J. W. and l.lmslle, A. W. Fenehurch-bulidlngs, merchants
Warden, J. New Sarum, Wilts, money-scrivener
Webb, W. Salisbury-street, Strand, wise and brandy merchant II