The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-15 00:00:00

BErrING.

The alteration in the odds, inconsequence of this day's races, will not
be such as at tint would probably be imagined. Waterman guts little by
beating Norman, who, it will be recollected, was also beat easy by Ad-
vance. If he can run first a dead beat with Waterman, and then run him
home by a head only, Waterman cannot be good for ranch; and in tbis
we are borne out by the present betting, which if quoted at 40 to I spinet
him, higher odds than were offered last week at TatterealPs. The race
between Paraplule and Rachael In calculated rather to advance Problem
than Paraplute, the former being by at least half a stone better than the
latter ; and this opinion is corroborated by the state of the odds against
Problem. Butterfly is of course got up, and there is little doubt but she
will rise much higher.
The betting this evening has been very strong on the Port Stakes, Derby,
and Oaks. We subjoin a statement

Till PORT STAIN ;TO-MORROW)•
7 to 4 apt Camel •I 7 to 1 opt Adeilia
a to 2 agkt Hougoumont 10 to 1 apt Lionel Lincoln
6 to 1 apt Het!gauntlet

5 to 1 apt Monarch
4 to 1 apt Panic
GI to 1 asst The Moslem
15 to 1 apt The Baron
18 to 1 apt The General
20 to 1 apt Bolivar

22 to I apt Advance
30 to I aim Claude Loraine
30 to I apt Centaur
30 to I apt Sophist
40 to I agst Waterman
40 to I apt Barossa
OAKS.

7 to 2 apt Butterfly
b to I apt Problem
15 to 1 moot Pang)lule
12 to 1 ugst Elizabeth

10 to 1 &gat 80-peep
20 to I :lilt Racbael
29 to I apt Haulm

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8 to 1 art Bed'emits 2O to I agat Bandar%
12 to I apt Belzoni 20 to I art Crusader
14 to I art The Dragon 25 to I ogst any other.
Heavy beta were made this morning about naming three out of the Ere
winners. Those bard upon were, Butterfly, Waterman, Bichsel, Tsm-
culo, and Brother to Addy.
APPOINTMENTS FOR TO-MORROW.
• The Bildeston Stakes of 100 reek. D.)I.
General Grosvenor's br. c. Skirmisher, Sot. 71b.
Mr. NVillarnson's c. by Smoleneko, hat. 21b.
Mr. R. Wilson's Brother to Lialnka, hat. lib. (paid)
Plate of 50f. for all ages, D.M. The winner to be sold for 300, &c.
Mr. Dilly's Bondnea, Mr. Greville'e c. by Merlin, Lord Clarendon s
Brother to Skiff, General Grosveuor's Crockery, Sir J. Shelley's 14110.
Lord Exeter'. Distaff, Duke of Rutland's LI Dorado, Br. Vansittert'e
Slight, Duke of Grafton% Pigmy, Mr. Pettit's Rigmarole, Mr. Powlettc s
Crecy Colt, Mr. Goddard's cost by Smolensko, and Br. Forth's c. out of
Shoe Horn.
The Port Stakes of 100 each. T.M.M.
Ria Royal Highness the Duke of Tars Lona% Macao. Lord tutees
Redgauntlet, Mr. Shard's Hougoumont, Mr. Wyndham's Camel, the Duke
of Rutland's Adelina ; and Mr. health's Whipcord.
Sweepstakes of 100 each. D.M.
Duke of Portland's e. by Theater-Orions; General GrO,VenOT'S The
Palfrey ; General Grosvenor's Potties; Duke of Greflon's Wombs, SIL
Greville'a f. by Partisan.

Sweepstakes of 100 each. I).M.
Mr. Thornhill's Sophist, Mr. Howard's Swiss Goole, Mr. 11,0"
Csr-
these, Colonel Wilson's cb. c. by Scud—Tippityalkbet i Loa Str"..
broke's Toil-and-'trouble.
Sweepstakes of 200 each. R.ll.
Duke of York's c. by %%'ofni—ltubetw
Duke of Grafton's c. by W'oful—Sinter to Nectar
Lord Exeter's f. by Woful—Pantlna

MATCH Sq.
Lord Exeter's Enamel agalnst Lord Orford's SRIII4 Culdo
Mr. Dilly's Boodura against Mr. Pettit's Rigmarole

The return pigeon-match for 1,000 sovereigns, between eleven gentle.
men of Forthamptnnobire and eleven of Bedfordshire, took place On
Thursday at Thrapst,,n. near Blerster, t/zon. It was decided as fol-
lows, at eleven bird:, each :—Ncirtbamptonshire killed 90; sad Bedford-
shire killed 96.

BIRTH.
On the 13th Inst. at Wootton Baleen,S the lady et the Rev. T. H. RIP
ley, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the 13th, at Chltlehumt, In Kent, by the Rev. Franc% DOWN
Richard Norman, Req. to Emma, the eldei.t dothireter of U. atone. lug• 4

On the 13th Inst. In Regenl.street,WED. Mrs. FauntleroY, wife of the IW
Henry Vauntleroy, Esq. of Rernersetreet.
On the 22d October, at Calcutta, the Rev. John Lawson. in t!
year. He was a native of Truwbrldge, Wlll4, and 1111 ISIO he left his sad
land fur Calcutta, at which place and its vicinity he was alsPle4
the auvpices of the Baptist Ifisalonary Sudety fur upwards of I Yews'

BIER WATER TRIM DAY AT LONDON-ENDOW.
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