The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-02-10 00:00:00

PRODUCE.

Sir W. Wynn's Filho da Puta, out of Banshee, and Mr.
Houldsworth's by Blacklock. out of the Ruler mare, (the same
that won the two-years old stakes here last year) are the two fa-
vourites.

THE TRADESMEN'S CUT
Is likely to be an extremely sporting race, but the betting is
rather slack at present, on account of the sceeptancies not yet being
declared. We have however, at present, only heard of one de-
claring forfeit, viz._-Skrletnn, the property of the Marquis of
sligo ; and we understand the mason is, that he is engaged in the
Omagh Spring Meeting. On the whole, Doge of Venice, Ami-
able, and Swap, appear to be the present favourites.

TN 'O-YEAR AR OLD STAKES.
Lord Derby's Autocmt, and Sir T. lilostyn's by Phantom,
the favourites.

FOR THE DEE AND PALATINE STALES.
Mr. Houldsworth's is the favourite.

HUNTING APPOINT3IENTS.

Mr. Shard's hounds will meet to-morrow, at Southwick;
7ritlay, West End Ttlegraph, at ten.
The Hampshire II u.it this day, at Branulean Common;
"bonder, at the Chequers, /Copley : Saturday, Bradley, at ten.
The Earl of Darlington's fox-hounds to-morrow, at Hough-
:in Turnpike Bar ; and Friday, at Ingleton, at half-put ten.
The Lambtoo fox-hounds on Thursday, at Embleton ; and on
nturday at Bradbury Bridge, at ten.
The %Vesta:re stag hounds, on Friday, at Kennel.
His Majesty's stag-hounds, on Friday, at Longford--at half-past

The Northumberland, to-morrow, at Netherwitton ; and on
Friday at Longhirst—each morning at ten.
3lr. Farquharson's hounds, on to-morrow, at Coker Wood;
on Thursday, at ll'inford • on Friday, at Somersetahire, Hobs ;
and on Saturday at ChilborOugh.
The East Sussex fox-hounds, at eleven o'clock on Thurda. ,r the
12th, on Plumpton Plain ; on Saturday, the 14th, at Willing-
don ; and on Monday, the 16th, at the Bat and Ball, Dicker.
The Marquis of Tavistoek's (Oakley), on Thursday, at Eamps-
ton Wood ; and on Saturday, at Swineshead--at halt-past ten.
Lord Anson's, to-morrow, at Shuttington-brid4e ; Friday, at
Sibson ; and Saturday, at Coombe Abbey—at ten.
Sir IL l'uleston's, to-morrow, at Starne Bridge ; and Friday,
at Carden—at eleven. .

Mr. Hay's, Thursday, at Sherington--at half-past ten.
Mr. 1/ewing's, to-inorrow, at Ebbing; sand Friday, at Docking
—at eleven. _ _ _

Sir Jacob Astley's, to-morrow, at Bintry; and Friday, at
Kennel. - -

The Watnall. to-morrow, at Anne.ley, and Friday, at Wood-
borough, at half-past ten.
The Quomdon. to-morrow, at IVidinerpool; Thursday at Wis.
ion Friday at liardon Hull; and Saturday, at Cote's Turnpike,
at ten.

The Union (Norfolk) Harriers, on Friday, at Bergh Apton
Church, at eleven.
The Chester Harriers, to-morrow, at Vicar's Cross; and Fri-
day, at Charlton, at half. pas, ten.

EASTBOURNE. F►:n• 7.—Our excellent pack of Union Harriers,
kept in the neighbourhood, have again, in the course of the week,
had to boast of several capital and severe runs, which have tried the
bottoms of some of our best horses. These hounds, we understand.
meet regularly every Monday and Friday, at ten o'clock, at Jeanne.-
ton Holt, on the former, and at M'illingdon Old Mill, on the
latter day. Some excellent coursing has also taken place during
the week ; the hares were never known to run stronger or fleeter.
some of our fastest greyhounds being unable to cope with them.
The greyhounds of a gentleman in a neighbouring village, which
are well known to have great speed, have also been put into requi-
sition, but su straight-necked are the hares that they have several
tines completely beaten their pursuers.

.
An advertisement appears to the Leeds Intelligence% with a long!
list of the names of persons (including the corporation), stating
their decided disapprobation of races being established in the vici-
nity of Leeds, bzlieving that such a n carom would be highly inju-
rious to the morals and industry of the people.
MATCH OF TROT T 1 X 11.—LapL 'lender:loW* match, which ex-
cued much attention, took place yesterday, at Halsted, Hats, over
a two-mile piece of ground, for 300 sovereign. The match was,
to trot 16 miles in one hour, and to carry 9st., which was done
in 311 minutes 30 seconds. It was altogether a fine race, and won
hardly. The hone broke into a gallop is the seventh mile only.