The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-10-11 00:00:00

SALE OF RACERS.

The following account of a sale of part of the celebrated
Underley Stud (Mr. Nowell's), consisting of yearlings, will
show the increasing estimation in which racing is held, the
prices, for yearlings, bring remarkably high. It will also
be seen that Sir John Shelley is again forming a stud. The
sale was under the direction of Messrs. Tattersall.

Two-v EAR- or.ns.— In training
Lot 1. Blk or br e by Comus, out of Young Caprice, by Waxy,
out of Caprice, by Walton. Engaged on Tuesday, in Second Oc-
tober Meeting, INO, in • Two-year-old Stakes of 30 sows each,
T.Y.C. (17 subscribers) • in a Sweepstakes of 100 son each, for
fkree-year.olds, iriday. Craven Meeting; in a Sweepstakes
of 100 goes each. D.M., for the Produce of Mates which never
bred a winner, First Spring Aleetiog; and in the Derby, 1827.—
Not sold.

2. Ches 1111 y, by COMUR. darn by Election, nut of Fair Helen,
by Hanibletonian. Engaged, Wednesday, in Craven Meeting, 100
h ft for fillies, It.M. : First Spring Meeting, Tuesday, 100 h ft
11.51. for three-year.olds; Second October. the Frugutora Stakes of
100 each ; and In the Oaks,lB27.—Not sold.

YrARLINGS.—CoIt Foals of 182.3.
3. A b e by Walton, dam by Elec ion, out of Fair Helen, by
Hambletonian. Engaged in Pr iduce on Monday, in Craven Meet-
ing, 200 each ; in Sweepstakes of 100 soya. each. R. 31., and the
Derby, 1828. Sold to Sir John Shelley for 340 guineas.
4. A b c by Walton, out of Amy, by Muley, out of Aquetina
(Morisco's dam). Engaged on Monday in Sweep.takes of 100 each,
D.lll. • on Thursday, 1110 each, D. 31. in First Spring 51steting ; in
the Derby; and in the Second o.tater, Widnealay„ 100 h ft,
D.I. • all in 1828. In 1829, in the Spring Meeting, 150 each, for
the produce of mares which never bred a winner. Sold to Sir Jeihn
Shelley for 350 guineas.
5. A ch c by %Velum, out of Johanna Southcote (Leeway's
dam), by Beningbmugh, out of Lavinia. by Pip-rnr, out of the
dam of Dick Andrew,. Engaged in a Stake of 200 each, A.F.
Craven Meeting, and in the Derby, 1828. Sold to Mr. Payne for
290 guineas.
6. A b c by Reveller, dam by Walton, grandam by Shuttle, out
of bliss Grimston, by Wenle. nut of an Ancaster mare, Dimas.
run, Arabian. &c. ice. Engaged in the First Oc.ober, 18211, and
in the October Underley Stakes, 100 each, for the produce of
mares that never bred a winner, A.F. Sold to Mr. Gully fur 90
guineas.
7. A b c by Mrrlin, d by Dick Andrews. out of Donna Clara.
Engaged in the Ist October in the October Underley Stakes. Sold
to Mr. Payne for 220 guineas.
8. A b c by Walton, out of Mimi Witch by Sorcerer, her dam
Rosetta by Y. Woodpecker ; Equity by Dungannon. Engaged in
a Stakes at Egham, and the Derby, 1828—sold to Mr. Russel for
200 guineas.
9. A b c by Walton, out of Eliza (dam of Lord Palmerston's
Conquest) by Robens, d by Walnut Ithe dam of Tumbler and
Aladdin.) Engaged in July Stake, 1828 ; Craven Meeting. Tues-
day, 190 h ft, R.M., and the Derby 1828—sold to Mr. Gully for
' 260 guineas.
10. A dark fir c by Mr. Hanky Smith', Arabian, out of Epsom
Lass. No engagement—sold to IMr. Pettit for 30 guineas.
VEARLINGS.—FiIIy Foals of 1821
11. Abf by Walton, out of Rosanne by Dick Andrews. En-
gaged in Craven Meeting, Wednesday, 1110 each. R.ll. First
Spring Meeting, Tuesday, 300 each, 200 ft, R. 31. ; in the (fake
and Ist October, Tuesday, Stakes of 300 each, for finks, all in
1828—bought in at 410 guineas.
12. A ch f by Walton. d by Cato oat of Omphale (sister to
Blucher). Engaged In First Spring Meeting, Monday, 200 each,
T.Y.C. 1828—not put up.
13. A b f by Reveller, out of Young Caprice by Waxy, out of
Caprice by Walton. Engaged Craven Meeting, in the Underley
' Stake,, 100 each, R.M., and the Oaks 1828 -sold to 31r. Gully
for 175 guineas.
14. A eh f by Moses, oat of Harris. by Selim, her dam Slipper,
by Precipitate. Engaged in the Craven Meeting Wednesday
Stakes of 100 each, for Rtlies, R. 31., and in the Oaks, 1828--atold
to Mr. Edwards for 50 guinea,.
13. A b fby Buffalo. out of Bequest by Election, out of Legacy
by Beningbrough. Engaged in Match First October Meeting,
1820, agst Lord Verulam'a cby Mr. Lowe, out of Willow, 200
R. 31., colts Oat 71b. fillies Bat 21b—not sold.
16. A b f by Aladdin, out of Rantipole (the darn of Rigmarole)
by Mini, dam by Volunteer, grandam by Highflver. Engaged in
the July Stakes, 1827, and in the Oaks, 1320- sold to General
Grosvenor for 90 guireas.
17. A ch f by Godolphin, out of Sweet.pea, by Slim- Engaged
in the Oaks, 1828—not sold.

18. A b (by IVhalehone. darn by Driver, out of Fractions, by
Mercury ; her darn by Woodpecker, out of Everlasting, by Eclipse.
No engagement—not sold.
Total of the eleven lots sold, 2.101 guineas.
Mr. Payne, who purchased lots 5 and 7, is a gentleman of very
large fortune, and who is, at an immense expense, forming a com.
plete racing stud, having lately purchased The General, Shalt.
spear, the winner of the Oaks this year, &c. The Turf will have
a liberal and spirited supporter in this gentleman.