The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-09-23 00:00:00

SHREWSBURY RACES.

SECOND DAYWIDESIDAT, SEPTESS= 16.
The Gentleman*. Subseriptio• of 501. for three aud four year
olds Beata, twice rotted and a dismays,.
Lord Grosvcsor's hr. f. Temps
Sir T. SlamWs br. c. /Unwell 1 2 2
Mr Wright's b. c. by Weaver
Every ow of these beats was hell eostested /Unwell
the &volatile at stariisg; 5 to 4 apt Tempe; 6 to 4 apt
Weaver. After lb. Grit beat, 2to 100 Aimeell; and attar
the second heat,. mod 7to 2 ois Tempe. Won by wily half
a neck.

The Gentlemen's Subscription fur a Gold Cup* salmi 100 p.
fur all ages. Twice ruuad and a distance.
Sir T. Staaley's ck. c. The Doge of Venice
Mr. Illytiou's b. b. Holston
Major 0. Gore's e►. b. The Duke....
Seven otters were drawn. This was a good race, and won
by a length.

Sweep talm of 20gs. earl, for colts sad Allies the. two year -
old. 000 ails. T.T.C.
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Lord Grogram's br. f.
Sir J. G. Rierlosi's eb. e. by Ssoibsayer
Sir G. Pigott% b. f. Active
Mr. Maioa's cb. e. Ealerpriar 4
This was a well•coutesied race, and woo in high style.
Etiquette was the favourite against the field at starting.
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Shrewsbury Stakes of logs. eacb, for all tiger, with 20gs.
added by the Town. Mee round and a distance.
Mr. !Briton's br. h. Banker
Mr. Fielding's gr. b. Snowdon
Four others were drawn. Every yard of this heat war
saced,sod wow wily by half a neck. Eves betting at starting.

• WA DAY-THORiDAT.
A Sweepstakes estr 16ge. each, with 20gs. given by the Towm.
Heats. Twiee round cad a distance.
Major Ormsby Gore's gr. h. Snowdon walked over.
Mr. Mytion'a b. g. Ambßadleal

A Sweepstakes of 250. each, with 20gs. given by the Toan,
for 3 year olds. Twice round and a distance.
Sir T. Stanley's b. c. by Cervantes (R. Spencer)
Mr. alytion'e ch. f. by Milo, darn by Marske
Mr.. Benson's be. c. by Smolensk°, darn by Bark Audrevis 3
The Hooters' Stakes of 10gs. each, with 20p. added by the
Steward*. Heat*, twice round and a distance.
Mr. Myttou's b. g. Nabbed., walked over
Mr. Myttoo's be. f. Circe, 4 yrs dr
Mr. Lyster Is a Subscriber, but did not MEW. •
A Cached Hat Stakes of Ergs. escb, for bathyal! baser
Heats. Once round and a distance. Geodes...o Itidirir.
J. 3ly twos Esq.'s be. g. Jovial, 0 yrs old .... 3 • 1 0 I
J. Beck, Es:q.'s b. h. Corsair, aged - '3 3
Hon. G. Forester's b. b. Cbapeon Bras, 0 yrs 2 2 0
Mr. Uaderhill's br. g. Jovial, byre old
T. W. Paleston, Eaq 's ch. b. Speculator, 6 yea • die. •
Sir. Shaw's gr. ro. Fairplay, 4 yrs old . .....
The Hos. H. W. Fielding, Hos. C. H. Trevor, Si; E.
Smythe. Bart., aad J. Lyster, Esq., are subscriber', but
sot name,
l'his race afforded much sport. Mr. Myttos's grlthag,
the favourite, was rode by Mr. Stepheoson ; the others by she
sespeclive owisetr. Even belling Jovial 'vitro the held.
Another aecidrat occurred ibis day. Aftet the first bear.
when the gentlemen dismounted, Fairplay, by a plunge gut
loose, sad galloping dews lbe coarse, ran against ill elderly
own, who was trod ',Too and much injured.
These rases tenclud.d ibis day. The weather wee ex-
tremely ( lair, noel the throng of 'pedaloes was im.
mead.

I On Monday, es JOHN nuncio, servant in
L.
r of Staines, was returning frost Egi
race-ground,
,his
,horse took fright, and he
; thrown with such violence, that the back pal
his head was literally dashed in. He died ir.
an hour after. He was brother to the young
who was drowned last year. and whoee body, it
be reCelrett.d, was stolen hem its graie.

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