The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-12-30 00:00:00

THE TURF.

TATT ERSA LL'S BETTING-ROOM, Dec. 29.

DERBY.
10 to 1 agot Lord 117 to I :Iva Mr. L. Chad-

Etspltrate. Inn's Ins
10 In I MO 1L• Uuke of 151 io I irst Wildfire rtaki.n)
Grallun's Pledge 25 lu 1 agst Muir% (Takeo)

10 to 1 irptt the Duke of
Garton's Vanity
I t. I svz.t 1.96-11 G. Cavell-
diat't, Batumi

KY.
111 to 1 apt Geo. Gruart-
nut's Blue Sturkunt
14 to 1. afg.t any (other.

NT. LI

IS lo I •apt Carilinal‘lolAry
(takum)

OFII.
10 to 1 oil the neld

TII E Cl/4$E.
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The East Ease% Fox•bountis meet to-morrow, at General
Elut t. it Park Gale, at ten.
The Hatfield Hounds meet to-marrow. at Bramingham;
and on S %tardily, at Kennel, al half past ten.
Lord Similes'', Humids inert tmniarrira, at Teddington;
and Saturday, at Sobbertoft, early day at half put ten.
The Duke ut Grafluu's Hounds meet this Jay, If weather
permit, at Ashton, at half past ten.
The Oakley Huumis meet to marrow, at Krntpstun
Wood ; Saturday, at Bititsue Falcon, at ball past teas each
day.
Another extrannlinary chase has occurred in this vicinity.
It set ms as if the• foxes have rt solved to betake themselves
for 'One to the ladies. On Monday Sir Edward Smythe;
bounds met at Willey Park, and drew the Kennel Wood,
where they soon dist alged a fox. Reynard took hi. route to
the Hawkins, Lark through Willey Park to {bulge Wood,
from thence to Camzeley Covers, back again through the
Park and to the 14•sstsiss., theme so the Ilsorshors
march., through the ‘Vreti's Nest Forge and Dean's Corner,
and from thence to the Smithies, where he took into Mts.
Perks's house, jumped tin the dresser, and thence on the
cheek. When the whipper.in entered the house, Mrs. Perks
and the hounds were at boy; the Cornier holding the packer
at isitorri herself. The whipper-iu struck pour reyanrd off
the clock with his whip, whu ran about the feet sail petti-
coats of Mrs. Perk.., hut she fortunately received nu injury;
the hounds presently put au end to his existence Ha was
carried by the huntsman to Willr y Park, where, whale the
hounds regaled themselves wilt. his remains, iu front of
the mansion, the sporismeti partook of a cold collation—
This chime lasted two hours and forty minutis without a
check.

Among the numerous party of gentlemen were, C. Weld
Forester, Esq W Cli whim, of Aplt y Castle, Esq. E.
Jenkins, Est; of Clow Iton hill, and many other hard riders ;
the htintsmtn and winippar-in. however, were the only two
persons up at the death.—r.S/trerrsbary Chronicle

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

IPORTsMOUTiI, 3VCENBCIII 28.

Arrivrtl the Larne, from Jamaica; Jaur, Whytluelt, from
Bei lore for London; and some outward-bound vessels from
the lkvos.

Sailed the Fame transport for Co►k ; and Catharine,
Itotatoo, fur Jewry.
PINZANCE, TIMCFMIIIIII 26.
Put in by stress of weather the Se,phta, Black, from Lon.
duo 11. r Mad.•ira slot 'r-orriffe.

"flie Dolphin, and the schooner Waterloo, Rowe, from
A licaut, are at anchor in Gwaves Lake, the latter under
where they ride vary bard.
The FIVIICII hii. Jeannie, %%dhoti, from Marseilles to
Rouen, came sin shore this morning about five o'clock, near
Clay:indoor, half a mile from this Pier. Part of her cargo
expectid to lie saved; hut if it continuer to blow, the emitl
will go to Myers—crew saved.
RAMtGATE, nrcrwarte 28.
Came in the Commodore Briny, K •y, from New Orle.tsis,
tuning cut hum &imbue and cable oaf she North Purelend.

LYMINGTON, OLCEMBEIII 28.

The Hope. Seaton, of Bristol, from Looslun to Brirtol, ran
on •hare lag eveniug on flit Isamu!, near the Warden Leeks,
and will out be got off without thatbaiging a part of her
cargo

01114 DECOlllrlt 29.
Arrived and sailed fur the River, the Prince Leopold,
Smith, fritin Ancona ; Ah r andnnr, Dezainli, (ruin Mar-
mites—the latter lost an anchor and cable in the Down/
this intorninc.—Crine down (sum the Hives' last night and
sailed, the Abosne, for Trieste; Isabella, Weather-
head, fur the Mediterranean ; Airiest, Aihuckle, for Grand
Canary, &r.; filste,Russ, for Mogadure; and Maude, Davis,
for Lt burn, &c.
tranwicn,

Armed the Lady Nepean. Auckland, and Heury Fretting
wicket.. (runs l'uvlitaven, all with die.; and Siniefing
Ha). f fur Hull, baviug been a utuutb at ara
i-. 311 well

AINRALF, DECIPIRFIII 24.

Ar►ived the bcipt Itt.tax 4,C and for Ostend,
from Liverpool : pot into Cook Bth instant, to disircss, where
.he was.partly repaired, nod kmilert from likelier 20th instant,
sod was ohliged to throw from 20 to 30 tons of rock salt
trees Wood on like 2311, and a now üblit,,kol to keep the pumps
cou►uutly

On the night of Wednesday, the 9th inst. a most
daring robbery was committed at Grolier, the resi-
dence of '('pumas Pennefather, E,q. by a person
who had lived there as groom, and was discharged
for had conduct shout three months hack, who
found means to steal into the lion,e, and steret.d
himself in the cual•crllar until the family had gone
In rest. and awn, by the light of a Inver of black
cravat (.shich hr wore) dipt in the oil of the kitchen
lamp, moldy found his way to the butler's room,
whose watch 4w took, with a coat belonging to the
groom, while they slept; he then proceeded is the
pantry, took silver table-spoons and Wile-clothe,
and from thence to the hall, where he got a large
outside coat with some articles in tlw pockets. A
case of small pocket pistols lay on the chimney-
piece, which were intended for one of the gentle-
men who was to go to Clonmel on business, at an
early hour, one of which the robber carried off
with the rest of his booty in a hag (which lie
found in the house also), and then made his
escape through the drawing-room window, leav-
ing the marks of bare fret in the garden under-
neath. The fellow made off instantly to the
suburbs of Cashel, where he deposited hip plunder,
except the watch and pistol, in the tide of a hay-
stack. from wheoce be returned in withdraw them,
utitieally at the lime when the poor mau in whose
haggard he had placed 'item, was going to his work,
woo saw hint and cholkiged him In a tubber.—The
fellow tit once gave a plausible account of his get.
ling the property honestly, and went forthwith, with
the luau who had stopped him. before the Mayor,
very vociteron.ly demanding the restoration of his
property. and tottering in bring several person..
swine of whom he 'nulled, to vouch for his hi:mea-
t). 'I he confidence of his manner was such. that
the Nl3gistrate bade hien bring these persons for-
ward, and suffered the fellow to go for them, when
he immediately took advantage of the opportunity
to make his escape. Uri she bag, in his
absence. it was found so contain every article of
plate. house-linen, chthea, &c. which lie hmt takee,
except tile brawl' sod the piatol.----fi.luerad
Medd.)

Where an wisemblage of talent mill experience is
concentrated iii one line of practice, a. Biters, ion•t
attend their application, not to be rotted tlitembere. This
has !men evinced in the Fatahlishntent of the %federal guard
at Charlotte-House, Blackfriars-road, and at Woodstock.
House, IVoodstork-►trevt, Oxford-street, where cures are
every dsy performed in eases which have baird the skill of
'mitten' professors, and excited their astuoishru,ut. The
Medical Board have particularly attended to those minor-
quakes of s certain disease, which entails the MUNI dis-
til...nig debilities, and volution the c•itistit talon of both
y elm re the ellects of those symptoms
arising front juvenile iodises canon, nom irregulir
and from a Inns residence to warm chins's,— of this de-
scription they lel; particularly to Flinn, n441;11811./ eruptions
is the ski u, suer throat, p4lllll 111 Ole !tend and Inadts, Ge.
quently mistaken fur rlir loon, sir mores, fistulas, *cm-
phis's, 3lesais. COOPER and to alter forty psis
practki. In various Hospitals, are euusulte•d at Woodstock.
street, Oxford-sheet, easily, from eight till eight ; and at the
led•rtl Board, (:harluttr.lionse, Great Charlotte-street,
Blarkfriar-toad, precisely fleas twelve until eight in the
evening- Mechanic*, and ners.ius
have ail% ice, grafts, if ib.y *Bead itt certain Louis, namely,
To -.di , droll), and Snirday 1410I'llinCS, Until • o'clurk ;
and iy rteilitl•Z. rrnnl OM to tight,—eauA stilt dour, and
pi matt. rooms for females.