The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-07-13 00:00:00

NEWMARKET JULY MEETING.

MONDAY.
We have seldom had to report a better tlay's sport, or
one which, for a Jule Meeting, has attracted so fashionable
a company. Every thing went off well, and the beauty of
the weather, and admirable condition of the Course, added
not a little to the general enjoyment.
His Royal Highness the 'Duke of York was on the
I Course previous to the commencement of the race', and'
seemed in exczlient health and spirits. The were also
present—
The Pak-% of Grafton. Rutland. and Portland:. Marquises of
Exeter and Titchtield t Earls Darlington, Sefton (and Countess)
Lowther, Jersey. Orford, Verulam ; Loots Kensington, Charles
Fitzroy, John Fitzroy, Geo. Itentinek, E. Bentinek, G. Cavendish,
Anson, Dunwich. &e ; Sir Jnhn Shelley; Honourable, De Roos. I
Rens ; Edwards, E. Petre, 0. Pordett, O. Anson. and Russell:
Culottes nifty, Aubrey, and Synge ; Meesni. Wortley. Douglas,
Ramon, Milne', Newton, Duneoinhe Irby, Campbell, Scott,
Robarts. Waddington, Wilson, Dr. DOwdeswell, &c. &c.
Mr. Douglas had a dinner party at the Palace, at which
were present— •
llis Royal Highness the Duke of York, the Duke of Rutland,
Lord Darlington, lion. Mr. roulett; Col. French. Col. t'dny,
Mr. Prendergast, end a few other fashionables ; the whole of
whom adjourned in the evening to the Rooms, to cards.
Lord Sefton also foul a select dinnct party.
lie Jockey Club dinner was very numerously at.,
tended by the Members, including—
The Mike of Grafton, Duke of Portland, Marquis of Exeter,
Lords cbarles Fitzroy, G. Cavendish, Lowther, Orford. Jersey,(l.
Rent'nrk. Dunwicli, Kensington, linn. 31r. Irby, lion. Mr.
Petit.. Hon. Mr. Edwanlo, Col. Synge, enL Russell, ('ol. AUhrey.
Dr. Dowtieswell ; Messrs. Worthy, Nnrthey. ftlilnes, Newton,
Campbell, Scott, Robarto, buncombe, Waddington, &c. ; most
of whom adjourned after dinner to the spacious gardens and plea.
sure grounds belonging to the Jockey Club, where the younger
members enjoyed the different amusements provided.
In our raper of yestelday the account of the Races was un.
avoidably confined to a very small space, owing to the hurry in
which our Ex pre,o was sent off; we therefore give a detailed state-
ment of the running:_

Sweepstakes of 10 sors. each for 3-yr old colts, fist. 61b.; fillies,
fist. 31b.—New T.Y.C.
Mr. Rogcrs's Muleteer . . . . 1
Lord Anson's 31inia.nre . . . . 2
31r. WiNon's e. by Sninlensko . - - 3
.Ir. Hunter's 1. by Orville . - - 4
3 and 4 to I on Muleteer.
They all came eery close together, and kept so, 31111elecT hating
a trifling lead til within 130 yards of home, when he came out,
and non the race cleverly by a good length ; rode by Wheatfy ;
31iniature, by Armill ; Mr. Wilson's by the veteran Buckle tto
the ngretable surprise of his sporting friends); and Mr. Hunter's
by Cat.
Match-100. T.Y.C.
Mr. Arortley's Scandal, 7st. Iflib. - . - 1
Lord Exeter's Progress, list. 1:11b. - . . 0
Peeress would not start after a lapse of forty minutes, repvttedly
kicking and plunging, and dropping on his knees to gnaw the
ground, bht in the latter vagary was prevented by haring a muzec
on. After this he was got to the post, and the mare started run.
ning the groursipwitbout him, Progress still keeping there, and
plunging for a ionsiderable time. However, at last his jockey
(Green) got him to canter to the end of the Yearling Course, kick-
ing every few yards, and finding at last that he could not throw his
rider, he actually dropped on his knees and side, and rolled hint off.
Great apprt•hensiona were entertained for the rider's safety, who,
Iwe are happy to odd, escaped unhurt. Robinson refused to ride
this horse, who played the same trick at the late Stamford races.
Second Year. Renewal of the July Stakes of 301. for each. 3012.
Cola fist. fai., and fillies Pit. 41b. New T.Y.C.
Mr. Worley's c. Crus..der, by Cervantes . . 1
Duke of Griißoh`tfcb. c. • - . . 2

Mr. Rogers liana° b. c. by Woful .
The following also staved, but were not placed :
Mr. %Piison's c. by Nlagistrate. out of PlUto's Dant.
Lord Exeter's 1. by litmus. out of Omphale.
General Orosvenor's b. ro. f. by Abjet, nut of 31ite.
Alt. Grerille's hr. f. by Smolrti.ko, out of Jerboa.
Lord Verulam's 1. by Phantom, out of Vapour's Dam.
Mr. bee's be. f. by Sinolensko.
Mr. Hunter's ch.l. by Comus, out of Sprightly.
7to 2 and 3tol on Crusader Bto 1 agst Jerboa
(Octavisna) 0 and 8 to 1 apt Omphale
8 and fi to 4 agst Goshawk, 10, 11, and 12 to 1 agst the
5 and 6 to 4 on Oualtawk and Wnful cult
lmphale 14 to 1 agst 31r.Lee's
There were two false starts, • er which they came off' at PCOINN
nearly all abreast, and ft et-wired to be a close run race between
Crusader. Goshawk, and Woful, till they got to the starting poet
of the Round Course, when it was evident that Crusader must win,
lying wcil between Goshawk and ‘Vottil, and when they had passed
the post, he shot afield. kept the lead, and won in the most clever
tittle by a length. F. Royce, rode Crusader, J. Day, Goshawk,
‘Pheatlev, the Wilful, ('lift. Mr. {Wilson's, Robinson, omphale,
Buckle, jun. the General's, Gooslison, Mt. Grrville's, Armin, Lord
Verulam's, Buckle, Mr. Lee's, and Conolly Mr. Bunter's.

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31atch —r.oe sec,. D.M.
Lord Orford'a Orion, 7.. t. 121 b. - - 1
Lord G. Cavendish'. Onnyniede. (Ist. 12:b. - - 2
5 and 5 to 4on Ganynictle. This was a true run race, until
within 290 'ants of home. when Prim got in front, and wan cleverly
by a length. Rode by Robinson, Ganyntede, by ArnulL

Match.-100. First 11 al f of A b-31.
• Lord An‘on'a Ina, fist. Clb. • •I
Sir J. Shelley's Infelit. list.
5 and i; to 4 nn loftlix. This Rasa very good and closely con.
ts'ted race. Infelix rnnning Ina in fn dole, that she won only by a
bead. Rode by Arnull, Infeliz, by Robinson.

!latch.-100. First Half of Ab. M.
Mr. Pretulerer.ses Witch. Hat. glh. - 1
Iliq lineal Highness the Duke of York's f. by Soothsayer,
7st. tlb. - - - - - - _ 2

,
2to I on AViteh, who made all the running, and won easy. Rode
by J. Day, the other, by Barnard.

The a?pointincnts for to-morrow were determined this evering,
es fa:3,os :

TiiiPourila, for 3 yr Olb. ; 4 yrs, Oa. ; $ yrs, Ost.
Illb. ; 6 yrs, H.t. ; and aged, Ost. D. 1.
Mr. Lambtnn's Sperrraeeti, 5 yrs
Mr. Itegcrs's Alioe, 3 yrs
Mr. Wyinlham's gr. c. by Whalebone, out of Scotina, 3 yrs
Ur. Plait's Ca aline, 11.trft
Colonel Wilson's Mack Daphne. 5 yrs.

Second year ofa renewal of the Sweepstakes of 10/. for each, S yrs
olds. Gst. Alb ; 4 yrs, Oat. 11b.: 5 yrs, Ost. 10Ih. yrs. 9st. ;
and ngetl, 9st. 21b. T. 31.111. The winner to be sold for 300
Duke of 11-afton's (Lisette
•

Mr. (lciddann; Pretension
Mr. Wyntllutm's eh. e. by Phantom, nut of Silvertail
Mr. Noirtilli 11,r. f by Walton, out of Lisette
Lord Exeter names Cataline
_

Lord Caventliqes Backgammon
Colonel Wileon's Mark 1/aPlinc
Mr. Mlleon's b. c. by Sowleorko.

Match-10U if. A. D.M.
Mr. Grevilla's Don Carlos, Itst. 91h. against Lord Orford's Plestnee
7st. tub.
Trim:tar, Oxt o'Ci.ncx.
All the young Derby horses were out on the Heath this morning
taking their reenlist gallops. looked very well, and attracted a greut
member of the Nobility and others to view them ; son:e Came from!
cards at the Rooms, others from the hazard-table, and many from a!
natural desire to inspect the set:on and points of the younkerz.—
candidates for the Derby and other great stakes of next year.
The races will he very seamy. To-morrow, however, there
will be six races, vin.--a plate, a sweepstakes, and four matches,
which it is thought will conclude the meeting.
The celebrated Phantom was put up for sale this morning at
2.000 noises., but no advance taking place, he was ordered sway.
31r. Tzttersall offered 1,000, which was refused.
The lase Mr. Stonehewer's race horses were afterwards sold as
..dlows, with their engagements:—Ajax. by A maths, out of Pen.
tagon, 1110/. : Bon. Mr. Roan's Conviction, by Captain Candid,
810/.; Mr. Newton's Itiemarole, 3rrs, by Soothsayer (engaged in
a match for IGO noes. T.V.C. next October, against Mr. Nowell's
e. by Aladdin, out of Doll Tearshect), 13.)/:; dlr. Newton's ch. c.
by Aladdin, out of llantipole (engaged in the 2,ooosovs. and Scrub
Stalvs, 111^1;), 1101.: Lord An.ton'a Btillame, sister to Jock, MN •
31r. Newton a yearling e. by Blacklork, out of Brillante, till.
(said to be for Lord Abingdon.)
Some other lots, the property of a Nobleman, were bought in.
IlEsav• unforiiiiiate convict has been
recently conveyed from Bristol, and placed on board the
Justitia hulk, at Woolwich, preparatory to his immediate
transportation for life. to Isie* South Wale'.