The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-08 00:00:00

THE TURF.

NEWMARKET FIRST• OCTOBER sErnptc., 11021.
PIIDAY, 11107011 Mt .5. • _
Doke of Gratios's e. °simmers by Wotol. elkarel"l
Mt. 71b. best Mr. Doosevos"s e. by Eleakts, Sat. Lb. N
tiOits. b. 11.-4 to 1 soDarbssoro.
Mr. Fox's Poeba, . beat Mr. Betaverbe's Paroles
Sst. D. M. 4.4 on Parka.

puke of Grafickies Lawmen, Sat. beat Mr. Thorabill'i
Stribsaix, Sat. 1016 T.Y.C. 180 p.—II to 5 as Lawrence
LordJervey's Prophet, Sat. Ilb. eve. A. from Mr. Boaverie
Pandas, B.t. 101 b. D.M. Wags. 1. A.
Griner's! Gru.vessor's Putewokie, 8.4. 71b. apt Lon! Sin
broke's Argearot, Bst. A. F. 200 is. b. ft. Off by eolireat.
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WREXHAM RACES.
TUESDAY, osmoses 2.
A Sweepstakes of bOes, each, h. ft. Owe round and a Ms.
tame. Cults Sat. Inv; lilliee1MLB116; •
Sir J, G. Egerioe's 6. e. Yung( 1111.60113•(•••'•• 1
Lord Derby's bl. E Mile, dem by iseceMe ^ ..
Sir W. W. Wyno's b. e. imesierle Timis .....
Sir W. Wynne's b. e. by Chaellalio tied aka: 1111010"
eh. c. George the Third, paid.
A Sweepstakes of ISp. melt. One hest, throe Hum roust
the Course.
Sir W. W. Wynn's b. c. Tbynds, 4 yrs old
Sir T. Stanley's eb.c. Cedric, by %Venom, 4 yrs old..
Lord Gros 's br. e. Belvidere, 4 yrs old ; and Mr. J.
Myttee's ch. h. Mandeville, paid.
Same day, the Gentlemen's Subscription Purse, valve 51/1.

use mile beats.
Sir W. Wyose's ch. c. Slings, 3 yrs old 1 1
Mr. Clihou'a b. c. Arbiter, 4 yrs old - 4 2
Majur Ormsby Gore'. ch. c. Duke, 4 yrs old 2 3
IMelt Groarairr's hr. f. Bombs:joke, 4 yrs old
Sir G. Picio's b. f. Loyalty, 4 yrs old .. • ...... 5, Si
Sir T. Mostyn's ch. e. Blood Royal, 3 yrs old 3
MIDNE•DAT.
A Gold Cup, value 100. s. by a Sobcription of lOga. crick
Oue heat, four times resod the Course.
Sir W. W. Wymes Thais, 4 yr.
Sir T. Staniey's b. la. Tarragoa, 5 yrs 2
Bir I'. Itlestres eh. h. Tessier., 5 yrs
Lard Grosseisor's be. c. Belvidere Sir W. Wylie?,
ch. f. Caithness Lass; Mr. J. Myttos's b. g. Aatl-Radical g
Mr. J. klyttine. b. c. Theodore Majoachi; Mr. J. 111 yttia'S
h. c. Ralston; Mr. F. R. Price soma Mr. Clifton's b. of
Arbiter; Mr. J. S. Mosley names Mr. Thump 's b. hi
Fitz Langton; Mr. 1). Pennant names Sir T. Stanley'. cb. e.
Cedric, pawl. This was truly a See race.
A Sweepstakes of 1151 s. marls, for colts and fillies thee 3 yrs
old. Owe hest, twice ruled.
Sir T. Stosley's be. c. brother to Baotou
Lord Gresabor's be. f. Agate
Sir W. W. Wynn's b. e. brother to Tbyrsis, sail Mr. J.
Myttuu's cb, c. George the Tbird, paid.
A Silver Cup, the gift of Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart. fur 501.
for borses, &c. the property of Privates or Non-comosis.
pieced Officers of the North Wales Teossaary Cavalry.—
Two mile beats.

Mr. D. Rowland's b. E. Abelard, 5 yrs . 1 1
Mr. Derision's Is. e. Spectator, 1 yrs
Mr. T. Benniou's eb. g. Volunteer, 6 yrs
Mr. E. Junes'; bl. m. Collage Girl, 6 yrs

THE WEATHER.

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Extract from a Meteorological Journal for Sep-
leather, 1811, kept at the Observatory of the
Academy, Gosport
" Nearly one-half of this mouth, which hes roused se meth
.est.ts, been sunny weather;
maxim), among agi I hA
the other part comes Nader the characteristics of rain and
wind, and a shrouded sky, it having rained (more or less) on
nineteen differesst days, ef which nine whole days is the lime
that the labours of busbandmen have beet suspeuded in the
eons 6elds, by a fall ef betweee three and fuer inches in
depth. The winds having prevailed mostly front S.W. the
barometer has fluctuated much, and the atmosphere was fre-
quently loaded with impure vapours, an unusual best of
small tsiuged insects, sad flying gossamer.
" As the natural cause of some of these circumstances,
wbose effects have been kit by varies. interest disorders,
the mean temperature of the air was more than 6 deg. above
that of September, 1820, sad 4 deg. higher than the am rage
of September for the last six years; therefore it may be
termed a very warm mouth. The temperature of spring wa.
ter did out arrive at its riauttanna height fur t►e year till
the 19th instant.

" The atmospheric, nacteoric phenomena that have come
within our observation this month, are three coloured par.
helm, six parte/rime., five lunar and three solar halos,
thirty.six meteors, four rainbows, lightning in the evenings
of the 6th aid 21st, and thunder in the evening of the 6th ;
also ten gales of wind, or days on whirls they have pre.
wailed, viz seven from S.W. use from W. and two from
?LW."