The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-19 00:00:00

HOLYWELI. HUNT RACES.

TV VS AT, OCTOMIR 15.

The Chisftsio &slue of big,. h. ft. fur Ihree.yesrs•

silds.—Mwsiyu
Sir T. Mcnisyn's h e. by Sir Oliver
Lord Gros bl. e.
Moseys Stakes of 10 sovereigns each —Musiyn
Sir T. Mosty's Princess Royal, by Castrel, 4 yrs old .... 1
Mr. Moron's Kicker, 6 yrs obi
Liird Sisitiford's Adveniuier, 3 yrs old 3
Mr. Charltou's Si. Patrick,* yrs old 4
Sweepstakes of 25 wpm eigas eacb, for two yr Ws. Half-

Sir T. Slostrii'm b. r. MrresnilAti, by Sisley
Mr. My br. e by Fab.. ria Pinta

Sir W..W. Wyett's b f. by Coates
Lord G pet' hr. I. Etleeite bolted.
Produce Sweepstakes of Sags. emelt, h. fi. fur three yr•olds.

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Ti.;;
Sir T. Mostien's b. r. by Sir Oliver
Sir W. W. Wyon's b. f. by Thunderbolt

THE ROYAL CALEDONIAN HUNT RACES.

FRIDAY, OCTOPI* 11.

A Handicap Stakes, of Ti Sovereigns each, with 2S Suss-
tries ad.:.•d. One mile awl a half.
Mr. F.irquharaiin'a h. f. by Young Gohsooa
Sir David Hunter lllan i MIMS

Alr. C quegic's h. f. Meese.
31r. Julluel..o's S.r Ti.uosas

Au excellest race, woo by •early a length.
SAT URDA Y.

A PlAte of Fifty Guineas, pyres by the Hoot. for bourses, So,
of all ages Two-wille heat.. Mares and geldings allowed
31b. Three-year nl Iv, Est. 41b.; four-year olds, Tat. Slb.;
tire. year olds, Sit. Ilh.; silt years old mud nava, 5.1. 71b.
Sir William Ilaltwrll'. gr.e.Jick the Laird's !frothier I I
The Marquis of Ts erildale's eh. e. The Champion 2 3
Sir David Hunter Blair's b. f. Maria, 4 yrs old 3 4
Gen. Lesl.e Cumming's fr. en. flambletouia. 5 you old 4
Alr,Stephenson's b. c. Sober Robin, 4 yrs old b 5
—fhe &rot heat was .on by a length ; the ',round easily.
A race between too hour-dealers followed, but it afforded
no spurt.

Forty sc,es of land in the parish of. Harmoncls-
woith, whici. ■ few years since was let at two pounds
an acre. wort rccettlly tr-let at fire shillings air acre.

ilfojoechi is now living at Milan, andcarries oil
the bosntes• of a marc.4and•dt-vuirrres, or dealer in
carriagts. He is out in high estimation among his
countrymen ; and it is remarkable that the appella-
tion of " Ann ,Ni ricordo," still continues attached
to his name in Italy.

LAIM:ENTABLE.LOSS'of.LIIVBS sad 3HIPPINO.

TAamottn, OCTOBER 16.
This coast was visited cm Rosiday eight last with a most
dreadful gale of wind from the N.E., which came saw abtiot
half-past ten o'clock, and coutilswed with awabated fury till
mid-day on Monday, when it moderated. The gale ens so
sudden, dist there was no time fur preparation. and run-e.
oueutly many vessel., it is feared, most hive suffered in tte
early tart of it. The beach, 'for ecnosiderable distance to
the northward of this place, is covered with pieces of week.
Mutts and'fisiting-bosta were °bolted rooming through our
roads for shelter, some with. the hiss of beats, and tither'
in a very diet rrrrr d stale. In the course of the day au
alarming reotirt was very prevalent of the loss of the Ranger
revenue artier, Captain John Slyeis,'brkinghig to this sta.
t rrrrr , sand as the day advafteesl the report became more gene-
rat. The •ftilety old tears of the wives' and relative, of the
rsoos who were on board the Ranger, ban truly distreet-
Ing ; they were seen running about in the most agonizing
dote...a, seeking for informattim, but tome could be obtain-
ed to wise/ their pitiable stale of torpente. Is the even-
lag, however, all doubts on the subject were removed, as
intelligelice was brought of her bring lost off Hatboro:igh
Gap during the gal., and that every soul us boar.' had pe-
nab. d. The crew of the colter coesessed of thirty-eight
pir‘oirs in all; out of which somber there were levers men
on shore at Cromer, at the time she was lest, sad one man
sick ors shove as this plate; so that the somber of the unfor-
tunate sufferers is thirty, Melodist the Captain, and Mr.
Reda. d, the mate. The wreck of the cutler come'rin shore
during the might, bottom ; aesdid alma the body of
the mete. Several other bodies heloogsug to her have sillier
been. picked up opus, the beach, bill we do mat learn that the
burly of Captain Say. rs has yet been Mood.
The melancholy Welber ace of the fate of the Raster zed
her crew was contmonicared to the relatives of Capt. Sayers,
as airmu as prudence -until allow; and we rapid not picture
to our reader, Ilse distressing stale of hishonily since. Capt.
Sayers was a single moo, awl whew on shore resided with hm
std. rs On the onsy. in this 101111. To them his loss most be
orivere indeed, aud to • numerous tittle of diadem and
friends his memory will he lung cherished wish esteesse and
regret. Captain Sayers had been on skis amino in the Ran.
ger fifteen years, and had repeatedly dissiogviohcd himself
in action with the smugglers oho infest ibis coast. It is very
remarkable, that the Hustler rcveuue cutler, Captain Jay,
was lost, with all hand., within 150 yard. of the spot where
the Ranger was writhed. In consrgwerice of the Tess of the
Hunter, to MY], Ike Keep, was appointed to succeed her
on she station, aril the contoured gives to Captain Say. es.
As some of the crew, we understand, are Natives of Har-
wich, we have collected, for the informatioa of their ram
ism', the name* of she eight who survived their unfortunate
memmaira, viz. Joseph Bedard. Isaac Marshall, William
Sallow's, James Fisk, Robert Holbrook, Titus Robinson, Se-
court Layton, and Samuel Pretlyetaw.
Several semen are on shore to she northward of this place,
sad mawy, it is feared, have foundered al sea with ell hands.
Four Wilms have been picked up on the beach, sod are mow
lyiog it the workhouse. One of them ably hag been coured ;
hits sense is John Walker, bakorging to the Dolphin, of
which vessel waft wrecked, and all heads perisbed,ex-
cepling the mate, who swam on shore. The Ulysses, Cooney,
of Seeder-lewd; Hopewell, itodley, of Mahlon; Ageaorla, •
Humber keel. are totally wrecked, and the crews supposed to
be drowned. The Supply, of Suoderland, is. wreck; • young
geodeman, a passenger, drowsed; the ere, were, however,
saved by Captsie Manby's mortar. The Sarah and Mary,
Harrison, of Boston, for London, is um shore at Lowestoft,
crew saved. The Nelson. of Yarmouth, Pill, master, Mes
shore at Wells. Every hoer brings as ietelligeorma some
fifth disaster, mid it will be many osontle before the meal
the losses sustained will he kimon. Comidemble spore-
\cesium have been eirtertaissed for the safety of a steam
packet, bound to the worth, which passed through our roads
us &today afternooon, sus is is 'opposed she could not have
weathered she gale, mid we have sot olitstued nay istforma-
Hue of her since. About thirty sail cot from door Miles in
our roads on Monday morning. Several helium boats are on
atom, awl many have escapsd with the lowa their eatts.—
(Chelmsford Chronicle.)