The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-26 00:00:00

MATCH.

Sir J. Byng's Morisco Udny's Mirandola, 41b.
each. A.F.ltisoe. Cleft rode the winner, and Buckle Mr.
Udny's. Sto4 on Morisco. The boldest jockeys on the turf in
this race displayed their utmost skill, and nothing but digging and
flanking and tit wnright good jockeyahip took place. it was a most
beautiful race, and won by Sir John's by only a neck.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. for the produce of mares covered
in 1820 ; cults, llst. 41b. and fillies, est. A.S.
Lord Verulaui s f. by Comm, out of Laurel Leaf, walked over.
Mr. Calley's f. by Boy Mannering, or Anticipation, out of Clan
Albyn's dam; Sw J. Shelley's f. by Blucher, out of Houghton
Lass; 111 r. Wilson's c. lteformer, by fl hisker, out of Vournecn ;
and the D. of Orafton's c. by %Sofa, out of Charcoal, paid forfeit.
Arnold rode Lord Verulam'il.

Sweepstakes of 2110 gs. each, h. R. • for colts, llst. 71b.; fillies, llst.
41b. Ditch Mile.

Lord G. 11. Cavendish's c. by Interpreter, out of Ridicule - I
Duke of Grafwa's ch. f. by Tuley, out of :Redone - - 2
Lord Exeter's c. by M•halebune, out of Pantina; Lord l'eru-
lanes brother to Interpreter; and Sir John Shelley's b. c. by Phan-
tom, %Vona!, or Wildfire, out of CressicL, paid forfeit. Arnold
rode the winner, and Buckle the Duke's. Ridicule won easy by a
length. stol on Interpreter.

Sweepstake of 10 soy. each, for 2-yr-old colts, Bst. 71b. ;
Kst. 41b. L. V.

Mr. Neck - 's, The Scholar - - 1
.
Mr. I ireville's f. by Blucher. out of Scheherszade - - 2
Mr. Roger's Silk Worm, by Castrel - - - 3
Mr. Mollony's Scold - - 4
Lord Exeter `s b. c. by Whalebone, out of Pantina - - 5
The Judge placed the first three.
Arnold rode the winner ; tioodisaon, Mr. Oreville's ; and
' Wheatley, Mr. Rogers's. No particular interest in the betting
way took place on this race, although it was a good one, and wou
only by half a length. The betting was 2to 1 against Silkworm,
and 5 to 1 against the Scholar.
Subscription Plate of 501. for 2-yr-olds, carrying fist. 71b. ; three,
fist 51b. ; four, flit. 131 b. ; five, 9st. 41b.; six and aged, fist. Mb.
D. M. Subscribers paying 4g.. and non-subscribers 60. en-
-1 .. -..- . .

trance. The winner ti; b^ sold tor 340 gs. if demandtii, the
owner of the seconu horse being that entitled, &c.
Mr. liogers's ch. c. Nicole', 3 yes . to
Mr. Batson 'a b. c. Mystic, .1 Lay,
.
Wheatley rude Niellki, and Day, Batson's. Mr. Mynel's b. f.
by Muley, dam by Scud or Sorcerer, out of Sister to Petworth ;
Mr. It. Wilson's b. c. Guerilla; Lord Exeter's br. c. by da
Puts, out of Miniature ; Mr. Rush's, out of Ringtail ; Mr.
Goddard's ch. 1. Horoscope ; and General Grosvenor's b. e.
Virgilius started, but ume m so close together, that we could not
in justice attempt to assert how they came in. Betting was sto
on Mystic. A dispute aroae as to how bets in this case were to be
regulated, when it was unanimously agreed that all even bettings
woe to be ofi; and those made at odds, the sums to be placed toge-
ther and equally divided ; this arrangement, made by the princi-
pal gentlemen on the heath. gave general satisfaction. Nic.olo
then walked over, and Mr. Rogers and Mr. Batson divided the
Plate.

Mr. IME,y's c. by Woful, out of Pantina, Rat. lib. heat Lord Or-
fortCa Addy, Bst. Two-year-old Course. 200 any. h. ft. ; won easy
by two length. 7t04 on Cdney. Bode by Buckle.
The Burleigh Stakes of 100 guineas each, for Mlles, Bst. 71b.
B. 111.

General Grosvenor's Lyrnessa, by The Myer - . 1
H. H. 11. the Duke of York's Humbug, by Seymour or l led.
ley, out of Gralallarie • • • • 2
Lord Exeter's by Cato, out of Omphale - . 3
Lord Foley's by Blucher, dam by Soothsayer, Duke of Rat-
land's by Soothsayer, out of Elisabeth, and 111 r. G. Fox's Lady
Cecil, by Interpreter, paid forfeit. S. Day rode the winner,
Goodisson the Duke's, and Robinson Lord Exeter's. This was a
flogging race ; all kept close together untill within 200 yards from
house, when a severe race w.s ended between G.'''. Grosvenor and
the Duke, the twiner winning by only halt a length. The belting
was 7 to 4 on General Grosvenor.

Lord %'erulara's Venom beat l'ol. Wilson's f. by Soothsayer,
each, D.M. 50 sov.-5 to lon the winner, won easy. Arnold rider
of the winner, and Ittlekh. Cul. Wilson's.

sir J. Ityug's .Morh.eu received forfeit from the Duke of Port-
land's (labrielle, 101) boy. li. ft.

BETTING AT NEWMARKET.—(TEw AT NIUUT.)
Today's Races have made further changes in the Derby Stakes
be at Epsom, as well as in the Oaks of the same place, as will be seen
low :

DIISY.
1 8 to 1 apt Grenadier
13 to 1 apt Don Carlos
JO to 1 apt Cydnus
Any odds agst any other
OAKS.
2 to 1 apt Rebecca. I 8 to 1 apt Lyman*
4i to 1 apt Grosvenor's Plover 1 11 to 2 apt any barring one.
s.:LIF.IL•
i 12 to 1 agst Altisldora
dues not aunt for the Newmarket
tkes.

6 to 1 &gat Jassy
8 to 1 ag‘t Reformer.
8 to 1 ag.t
8 to 1 agst ltalicula

*T. L.
7 to 1 apt Swiss
The others as before. Grenadier i
Stal

CATTERICKAIRIMiI; MEETING.

IVEDNESDAY, APRIL 21.

The Craven Stak,n, of 1111,:s each, wiih 10 added : 2 yr olds, bat.
1111 b. ; 3 yrs. list.; 4 en. 110,. ; yn 9st. ; yrs sod reds
fist. 41b.—Seren subscribers.
Mr. Riddell's Caccis Pratti, by Whisker, 2yn old .
Mr. Ferguson's gr. u. by tirey 3liddlctiani, 2 yrs - - 2
!sod Sligo's b. c. Arrogance, 3 yrs -
blr.Sauns!ers's b.g. Sir limy, by Conan, 4yn - - 4
Mr. Lambion's ch. c. Lorenzo, by Leopold,
Mr. E. Peires b. c. blercutio, by .Mowbray, 3 yrs . 6
Major Cunningham's b. g. Stingo, by Octavian, 4 yn 7
Tin Produce stakes of 245;43 each, h. ft. for robs and fillies rising
3 years : 3 miles, VI subscribers.
M. Claridges b. c. Lbor, out of Ad.licia - - 1
Mr. Jacci....'s b. 1. Ringlet, by - - 2
Mr. Kay's f. by Iclaisker . . . - 3
Sweepstakes of flUgs. each, 10 ft. rising three years old ; colts, fist.
3!b. ; fillies, tisi.--Sis Subscribers.

Mr. Gascoigue'v br. c. by Smelenako, uut ufete2herdess, walked
over.

A stv from Lord Derby's will, ac understand, be turned out on
Lewes Race Course to the Brookside hounds this morning at
halt past ten.
A main of corks was fought on Tuesday last between Hatfield
avid Chichester, at the latter place, end was won with sonic diffi.
eulty by the former

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