The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-12 00:00:00

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING

NKIIMAREIT, lfognAv NIGHT, 12 o'rtOce.
The following are further particulars of the races of this day, our ac•
count laaviug been unavoidably coubned to a mere statement of tia
ners

The Craven Stakes. A.F.
Betting-6 to 4 agst Addy, Sto 1 agst Trlocalo, and 10 to 1 apt hp.
grew!).

further to Addy made all the running up to the bushes, followed very
close by Bolero, both appearing to run aa if determined to dr,troy each
other. Trinculo, Ileani•e, and flougoumont then came up, and kept twat
to head, at a terrible pace, till near the end. when Trinculo got in from,
and won a most beautiful race, with great difficulty, by a ueek. It wits a
good slashing contest, all having visited at score.
. .

Triuetdo :no rode by S. Day, Houjoutnont by John Day, negate ty
Roberta, Mr. Greetße's by J. Harris, Froginore by Miller, Progress by
Robinson, Gaornede by Arnall, Crockery by Chillney, Bolero by Buckle,
Addy by Dockery, and the 2 yr olds by lade.

The Handicap. Ab. M.
Betting-5 to 4 apt Ariel, 2to 1 apt htu:eteer, and 3to 1 agst Scuds!.
Scandal jumped off, trailed them along in the most magnificent style, ay
If only rousing the Yearling Course iti.tead of a mile, kept to frnt all
the way, and won her race, in the most prime style, by a length.
Scandal wall rude by Arnull, Wyndham's by young Buckle, Dos Cuba
by Goadison, Muleteer by Wheatley, Ina by Clift, Ariel by Robinson,
Forth's by John Day, Rigmarole by Barnard, and B.lngtall by linckW.

Sweepstakes of 100 each, for colts. )).sf.
Bettlog—n to 2 on Captain Candid.
Captain Candid, rode by Robinson, took the lead, aad evidently her*
the race at command throughout, won very easy, by two laarles. MMUS
was rode by Buckle.

Betting fto 4 and S to I aest The Moslem, 5 to 2 and 3 to 1 art The
General, 6 to l agst Henries and no takers, and 10 to I agr.inat Duke of
Yotk'o. No other mentioned. This was a most interesting rats, and
very large stuns were expended un It, the principal srAculationa being be-
ts een The Moslem and The General.

The horses all started well together, Moslem taking the front, followed
well up by The General, and it was clear, however, at the buvties, that
The Moslem meat win. Here Chiffney, on The General, made a desperate
but tunivalling effort to fetch him. The Moslem (who received Mb. on ac-
count of being out of au untried more`, had the speed and won pretty
cleverly by a length. None of the others were near ewe two. Wheatley
rode the winner, Robinson Henrica, Arnull the Ridicule filly, cud Gvoilf.
son the Duke's.

Sweepstakes of 100 each, for colts and fillies. R.N. By untried stealons
and out of untried mares.
32 to 20 on Captain Candid.
Captain Candid (Advance colt) jumped off and made all the running to
the new ground, when be began to bagg, and finally, before he rot toner
end of the F.Y.C. bolted outfight amongst the backs, which compelled
Robinson to pull him up. Dervise consequently cantered in loafs sod
won the rice. Rode by Buckle.
Sweepstakes of 100 each, for fillies, 80. 71b. each. D.X.
Mr. ransittart's Curl, by Whisker—Urganda .
Mr. Thonglll%, by ........

Duke of Grafton's Cremona
Mr. Grecille's Fawn 4
t, 4 against Morel, 3 to I again,t Curl, and 3 to 1 against Fawn
This ww+ a prettyish race between 4 bad bones. each Inking alternate
leado, to the roper, when Curl got a-bead and won cleverly by a length.
Rode by Arendt'. *be woo little thonght of in the Ring. Cbiffney rods
Morel, Buckle Cremona, and Goodleon Fawn.

Sweepstakes of 150 each. Colts list. 71b. , 0111 es Sat. 41b. D.N.
Puke of Grafton's Bolivar

Duke of Portland's c. by 'fireslaa--L'lluile de Venus
Mr. Grey' c. by Whalebone—Gramerie.

Mr. Vansittart's c. by K'bisker—Sllght.
Lord Exeter's f. by Woful—Pantina.
AU started. Only two placed by the Judie.
Betting-3 to I apt Gnu:untie .5 tot agat Bolivar i and 340 INo
Duke of Portland's.

Slight and Tire.,las colt cut out the work to the cords, when Bohm
came up and challenged the Duke of Portland's, and they had a sharp
struggle home, Bolivar winning by halt a length, after a good race, rode
by Buckle, Duke of Portland's by J. Day, Grsmarie by Goodison, SAW
by Artcull, and Lord Exeter's by Robinson.
The matches did not produce any thing worthy of remark. The betting
was 2 and 3 to I west 'fondue; and In the other match S to 2on Colonel
Wilson's.

The betting after the races was very Interesting, particularly on the
Derby, the alterations being highly important. Panic, It will be seen, Is
first favourite ; while The Moslem but little better for his victory ; Ad-
vance is going fault. The general odds on the Outlands, &c. up to twelve
o'clock this evening are a► follows

3 to I apt Stumps

1 , to 2 agt Triumph.

DIRRY.

5 to 2 agst Pude
6 to 1 apt The Moslem
61 to I apt Monarch
IS to I agst Sophist

'44.1 to I apt The Geneng
25 to I a.pt Advance
JU to 1 aet Ito%tott.

6 to I apt Butterfly
6 to I apt ltighouette

oAcs.
7 to 1 apt P.m it.

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ST. tkona.
7 to 1 agst Fledlimit° 18 to 1 art Fanny
12 to 1 art Belzoni 26 to 1 a. t tattoo°.
Hi. Royal flightiest the 'hike of York contioues at the Paste, where
be dined this evening.
At the Rooms—Christopher Wilson, Esq. in the Chair Rattlul'
Graham; Lords Low:ner, G. Cavendish, and Wilton • Sir 3. Dyng, Sir
R.
R. Greeley ; Colonel Aubrey,: Colonel Russell ; Cspatin Leeson • Newt..
Nolyoake, Wert, Wortley, Agar, Houldaworth, Campbell, layas„ mul
Newton. . _

After dinner the ROOMS were visited by his Royal Highness, woo'
panied by the Duke of Richmond, who dined at the Palace.
His Grate the Duke of Rutland, whose absence is greatly reM,Bl4.
going to leave England immediately on a visit to our Ambassador
at
Stockholm, Lord aluumlirld, for the bend' of his health.
A match was wide thin evening for 100, Ab. M. between Mr. Mtlit's
Trinculo and Mr. Oreville's Lionel Lincoln. Art. bib. each, for TburklAy ,
and another for Fiiday, between Bonduca, Nat. SRL and itigill2tOlt...
Bst. 81b. 11.31. 40.

APPOINTMENTS FOR TO-MORROW.
At half-put One.—l'he Breakfast
year..eiakfalt
Stakes of
D.M.IBOYJ. each ; suits, 3st
Mr. WorUey's, by Cervantes—Calypso
Lord Verulam's, by Abiery-Leurel Lad
Mr. Ituren's Turban, by Seim
Mr. Batson's, by Orville—Pranks
Mr. Wikon's, The Constable
Lord Dunwlch's, Toil-and-Trouble
At Two.—The Ordlands of 30 each. 10.1
Lord Exeter's Zealot, years old, 9st. 11b.
Mr. F. Craven's Triumph, b yeses old, lit. 131 b.
Lord Anson', Sligo, 4 years old, Bst. 101 b.
M.. Wyndham's Stomps, 3 years old, Set. 11b.
Ge,seral roevenor's Crockery, 3 years old, 7st. 1016.
Mr. Thornhill's Surprise, 3 years old, 74. 71b.
Duke of Portland's Mortgage, 3 years old, 7.t. 61b.
General Grosvenor's 3 'Pura old, 7st. 61b.
Mr. Scalth's Whipcord, 3 year. old, 7st. 61h.
At half-pant l'wo.—Sweepstakes of 1:00 each gotta, 80. ;11).
34. 31b. R.M.
Mr. Rogers's Monarch, by Comus--Corinna
Mr. Hunter's c. by Orville—Camas
Mr. tirevllle's Rat•hael, by Whalebone
The Match between Sligo and Cedric, for 300.
• Mr. Lambton hos paid 2:.0 (srfett.
IRTS.
On Thursday, the lady of R. 118 Ides
.10son, of a daughw'r.
a son.
On Wtdovotta7, the lady of 31r. T. G. (Rover, of titsbopegate-street,

On Sunday, at hls house In Great Marlborotqh.street. Sir G. DIEU.
On WedundaL kin. Lydia Leach, or St. - Margaret's, Wrsttin.
aged 77. ,
At Weston-on-thiSea, Sornersetahlre, on Friday, Robert liowen , EA'
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