The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-09-10 00:00:00

TATTERSALL'S, SEPT. 9.

The alterations since our last have been very rat irdc4,...
Since Monday, Streatham has been gradually advancing-
at length become first favourite. Swiss, at the early part ot
was falling back, at 74 to 1 ; but a Gentleman came laniard. to,k
1,500 to 200 twice over, abd offered to take at the same odds from
any Gendeman to any amount; thin confidence brought him up to
64 to I, which before the Room closed, went begging. Same bean?
betting took place on Jerry, who is now at 9to I. Osmond u gone
back several points ;in fact, the variations to-day. and fur same
e
time past, have been almost unprecedented, and present weePerabl
' difficulties to the settlement of bOoka; The Room was not very
fully attended, in consequence of the unfavourablenes of the
weather. The following is a correct statement:—

_
IT. LEGER.
13 to 1 apt Streatham 23 to 1 apt DIA/
_.
13 to 2 apt Swiss 30 to 1 apt Blue liew
V to 1 apt Brutantlorf 30 to 1 apt Lord 31evele
9 to 1 apt Jerry ter's colt
Is to 1 Alustaelto 36 to 1 agst Canteen
17 to 1 apt Ilelecns 411 to 1 apt Reformer
18 to i apt Osmond 30 to 1 apt Paden
20 to 1 apt Colas 1000 to 18 agst 31ouotainto
20 to 1 apt Tarantlas (taken) 1000 to 3 apt Saab
10 to 1 apt Altlsidora

mi?untemill,oodaon
thyeallmanuckundof colour undertook runontwelghhittanm,ituigles
the weather was exceedingly bat, he performed the distance LI?
Gut much apparent fatigue, in leas than 50 sninutes.

The wheat harvest is, we believe, completely general
throughout the county, and has been got in in excellent
condition ; it is very superior both in quantity and quality,
and will, we doubt not, be found greatly more than an
average crop, as will also barley and oats. A good many
farmers in the neighbourhood have carried the latter iu
good econdition.—Drightou Gazette.
The wheat and other grain in the neighbourhood of
Tunbridge Wells has been got iu, favoured by the flue
weather ; the general report is, that it is of good quality,
and in great abundance. llops arc now ready for packing,
some farmers have begun ; we are informed that Mr. Au-
sten, of I.:winnow, has sent four pockets to London, and
that he obtained 61. per cwt. for two pockets. It is gene-
rally supposed there will be above an average crop ; alrea-
dy some plantations arc reported to be very platty.—
Brighton Gtrzette.
A few more fine days and the labour of the harvest field
in this neighbourhood will be at an end ; the crops are
excellent both in quality and quantity ; and the cele-
bration of harvest-home will be hailed with k'qual re-'
joicings by the fanner and his servants.—West Sussex
Advertiser.
The few showers of rain will benefit the corn now out of
doors in the neighbourhood of Arundel, and, if not too fre-
quent, sonic ptineipal fanners will finish harvest this Nature! at THE 111t1TIsli PRESS Officeeby
week.—West Sussex Ad..ertiser. i 161, Swami, and Published by IL Caitatole ONat"r"

MARRIED.
On the Bth I. Wm. Warren Hastings, Esq. of Brs7.ol°t'
to Sophia, eldest daughter of Dr. Burrows, of Clower.streeti
ford-square.
On the Bth inst. John Nelson, E 9. of Doctors' Comment, ewes
ion of the late R. A. Nelson, EN. Secretary of the Nary, wee*
line, second daughter of Dr. Burrows, of Dower-street,
liedfad
'square.
On Wednesday, at St. Andrea'a church, Holborn, JamS:.,,
teeeneryes,camEsqn.gtoonf Euolyw-pimlace.c,"to.
ofJualyddieton.hooe,
Enfiddle Mary, second dattailt.e.
lifeTts,)n Safordiearrytaft.FMncahrk.istHicarrisinb:7l:erEsqq.edavilastnei nssz 1.14
On Sums" last, in his 56th. year, 31r. John Eccles, of Coo'
• bury-row, Kennington. lit%
On the 'ld instant, at Dairsie, in Fifeshire, the Rev.
! ltPeulloch, U.D. Minister of that puish, in the igith year a
! age, and the :pies of his ministry.
On the 4th inst. at his house at Northampton, M the With 1
his ace, Wm. Kerr, Esq. M.D. He was upwards of far yaws.
principal medical attendant a: the Northampton Infirmary.
On Tuesday evening, at Elthm, Kent, Lluanor, thirst Mag..-
of Arthur Tcgart, Esq. of Pall-a Mall.
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HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT I.ONIN 118118. b.
31coming 4 min. ate' . I Afternoon 18 min. ski 4.