The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-07-05 00:00:00

JULY sTikrs.
3to 1 apt Goshawk I7to 1 agst Omphsle
di to 1 agrat Octaviana 12 to 1 apt Lee's f.
5 to 1 agst Jerboa

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:GER.

3i to 1 agst Memnon
6 to 2 agst Alderman
II to I agst Redgauntlet
13 to 1 agst Cleveland
20 to 1 agst Altisidora
25 to 1 agst Homer
23 to 1 agst Dauntless

25 to 1 agst Whisker
35 to 1 apt Pastime
35 to 1 apt Trinculo
4t to I apt Ham. Clinker
10 to I apt His Grace (tak)
1000 to 15 apt Daredevil
1900 to 12 apt Rothelan

CRICKET.
GRAND MATCH TESTERDAT.
The match between eleven players and sixteen gentlemen of
England was played yesterday at Lord's Cricket.ground. At
the close (eight p. m.) the numbers stood—
' Gentlemen; 144 ; Players) 911, and four wickets down.
The match will be resumed this day. The attendance of corm
patsy in carriages and un foot was very great, and included much
fashion and beauty.

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BO::ERS.

PETTING, &C. ON TIIEAPPROACHING RAtTI.ES.
COOPER AND DAL IDW I 2i.—This day, within 26 miles of Lon.
don, this match will be decided. Cooper is the favourite, 7to 4
has been asked on him, and 6 to 4 taken.
ST OCKSIAN AND YOUNG DUTCH SASI.--The latter is tl.e fa-
-vourite, at trifling odds. There is not much doing ,on this
event.
SHELTON AND GROWN.—Although report speaks highly of
Drown's superior weight and strength, yet Shelton is backed at
Ito 4.
WARD AND CANNON.—Ward is looking up. The statement
of his backers having betted Mr. H. 500/. to 4001. is credited,
and his had great effect in raising the odds. Some persons have,
however, backed Cannon at odds; and, in the country, he is
the favourite. In town, at present, 5 and 6 to 4 are betted on
Ward.
CURTIS AND WARREN.-Oats of 2 to I are laid freely on the
rmerl Indeed the common question is, " How can Dick lose ?"
M A RKE

CORN EXCHA NOE, No/mat, JULY 4.
We have been moderately supplied with Wheat since this day
week. This morning the mealing trade has been Very heavy, and
only tine samples of Wheat were saleable, which realised last Mon-
day's prices; other sorts were nearly unsaleable. The demand fbr
grinding Barley was pretty brisk, and rather higher prices were
obtained. There was not any improvement in the prices of Oats
to-day, but we had a brisker sale than last week. Beans and Peas
were a short supply, Particularly the latter article, and both fully
maintained last week's currency. Prices of Linseed and Rapeseed
are quite stationary, with scarcely any thing doing in either article.
With a few exceptions the foreign Wheat just liberated is much
out of condition, and it is only fur what la at all in tolerable order
that buyers can be found.

MU FAT.
gent and rasex (red) Ms to 70s
Do. (white) . 6Os to 74a
Suffolk (red) 60s to Ms
Ditto (white) . Ges to 73s
Norfolk and Lincoln.
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)lAL r.

Set to fl.

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Ditto, brown . 481 to 62s
Suffolk & Norfolk Stis to 6!s
Ditto, brown - 4Gs to 52s
tItAWK.

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shire (red)
p•ish
KTT -

60s to nos
figs to Las
33s to 36s

English 24s to 28.
Foreign -23 s to 211 s
ttxszEb.

BARLEY.

Engtioth —7428 to 465
Foreign . 33s to 37s
_ ttEstrlstp.

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English (per qr.)--
40s to 42s
Foreign - 403 to 42.

TARES.
English (pet qr.) 28* to 32s
Ditto, new -30 s to 404
Foreign - 204 to 24s
Ditto, new . 261 to 28s

SEEDS.
Rapeseed (per last) 241 to 261,
blustardseed (brown)
per bushel . 121 to 131
Ditto, white . 91 to 111
Clover, red (per cwt.) 401 to 601
Ditto, white . 401 to 601'
Trefoil 201 to :61
Coriander - 81 to 101
Carraway 361 to 4011
OIL CAKES. I

Rapeseed (per ton) 441 to 61
Linseed (ditto) 71 to