The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-04-17 00:00:00

THE Pule!).

STATE OF THE ODDS-BETTING-ROOll, APRIL 18.

lIIDDLESWORTII.
7to 4 agst Reginsld I3ito 1 apt Morel.
Si to 1 apt Sebum.
Ray. 7LB. •TALL.
7 to ♦ apt Rank,r I If to 1 apt Champigaos
31 to 1 apt Antar b to 1 apt Timis..

DERBY.
0 to I apt Reginald i II to 1 siva Jock
71 to I &gat Gustavus 12 to 1 apt 2lutel.
9 to 1 apt Ckartn

OAK!.
31 to 1 apt My Lally IBto 1 opt Arrests.

lUALTON CRAVEN MEETING.

WCDNPCDAY, ♦rwll. 11.
The Gayest Slakes of 100. each, for all sires. Otte mile
and a quarter.—(Six Subscribe. v.)
Mr. Waits's ch. c. Ctessr, by Cerbersts, out of Altisidora,
3 yrs uld, Bst. (1. Jackson) 1
Mr. Kirby's b. e. Canova, by Golompus, 3 yrs. old, did
Mr. Ridsdalt's eh. e. Bw:ft, 4 y. a. old, Sal. 91h.
Mr. J. Fergnson's ch. c. The Duke, 3 yrs. old, 8.1.
51r. Wright's b. c. Mauer Fray, 3 yrs.old, Bst 5
7to 4 sot The Duke, and 2to 1 algal Cesar. Wow with
much difsco by.

After having passed the winning post, The Duke as
spinet our of the minor posts, ami fell wills his rider, R.
Johnson, who was much stunned, but otherwise receiv,d uo
material Injury, and we are glad to report that on the fol-
lowing day lie was perfectly recovered. The horse was nu
worse.
Sweepstakes of 20gr. PIN* (sir fillies rising three years old,
to carry list. 31b. each.—flue mile.
Lord Milton's ch. Ursula, by Ferrante', out of Fanny
(.1. Cs.rburt)
Mr. Ruby's bay, Melvednea, by Raphael ..... 2
Mr. WWI bay, by Fitz Teazle, dam by Hyacinthus .... 3
I 1 to Bou Mr. Bell's filly. Won easy.
Sweepstakes of tOgs. each, for rolls and fillies rising three
years old; cults to carry 8.1.3111 ; fillies Bst. Out mile
and a half.—( Four Subscribers.)
Mr T. Sykes's b e. by Gulumpus, out of Magistrate's
dam (I'. Nieliolsou)
Mr. Huraley's br. by Gulumpas, dam by Myst-imbue 2
rlr. Scalfe's b. c. tbriiiebsugh, by Heuderskelf ...... 3
Even betting uu the wiener. Easy.
_

TIN Barton Stakes of 26gs. each, h. ft. for cults and Shies
rising three ye'h old; culls to carry 8.1. 3ib. hllits, Bst.
Oue mile and a half.—(Frye Subscriber.)
Mr. Howard's rises. colt, by Octavian, out of Miss
Blanche's dam (M. Noble)..
Mr. Bowies b. cult, by Prime Minister
Lordliam's ch. C Ursula, by Cervantes
Mr. Kirby's b.f. La Belle, by Magic, out of
Mr. Oe eh. e.Jack of Wapping, brother to Blocher 6
6to 4 agaiust Mr. Bower 'a cult. Woo very eau,.

The Member's' Plate of 501. fur horses, &e. of .11 ages, that
never woe above 100 gs. at any one time; three-year olds
to carry 68..101b. fonr.year olds, Bst.3lb. fire. year olds,
Bsl. 101 b. six sud aged, Vat A *inner of 501. to carry
31b extra. Mares allowed 31b. Two mile beat.. To take
their ages as iu May.
Mr. Slurry's h. Little England, by Cramlingtoo,
aged (J. Shepherd)....
Mr. Wright'. b. e. Master Fray, 4 'mold 4 2
Mr. J. Leslie". b. f. HarnbWonsan, 4 yrs old 5 3
Mr. Kin by's br. c. Witchcraft, 4 y... old ... 3 4
Mr. Harrison's Cl.. f. Eliza Leeds, 4 yrs old.
2 to 1 against Little England; after the first heat, sto 4
agaiust him. Wuu easy.
THURSDAY
Sweepstakes of 30gr. each, h. ft. for colts and rising
two year. old ; colts. to carry Ist. alb, Ilalf •
mile.—(3 Subscribes.)
Mr. Walt's b. Ally, sister le Tramper, by Tramp,
(J. Jackson)
Cul. Kings b. f. Miss Fulfurd, by WallowMauise..... 2
IS to 2on the winner. Very easy.
Hasten' Stake. of bp. each, with 2SI. added b 1 the
Stewards, fur 'sonic., Ike. not thorough bred, 'bat never
won before the day of nammg ; four-year olds to carry
llst. 41b. ; Ave year olds, 11.. t. 101 b.; six and aged 12. t.
Rode by Gentlemen Member. of soy Foxbuirtiog ur
Racing Club—Two miles.—(ll Subscribers )
lir. limilay's b. g. Bo.ishy, by Ploughboy, 4 yrs. old
(Mr. W. Healey.).....
Mr. G. Pelham's bay gddiag, by Truth, 5 yr.. old
(the Horner)
Mr. 'l'. Tcardale's gr. b. Puzzler, by Knowsley (Mr. T.
Sykes.)
The following also started, but were not plseed :
Mr. Armstrong s gr. g by Mos bray, 5 yrs. old 0
111 r. J. Horner'. eh. c. Thornton. by Wrazle, 4 yrs.. 0
Mr. Nalton's b. g. Random, by Sir Charles
Mr. (filbert's gr. g. by Vivid..., 8 yie. old 0
Sto 2 against Air. Pelham. A beautiful Race, but Vll.lll
easy at last.

Fifty pound. for maiden hone, Sue. at the time of entrance,
of all ages; thrre.)ear old. to carry 7.1. four-year old.,
84. 41b. five-year olds, 8.1. 10Ib. six year old. and aged,
9st —Mares allowed Sib. —Hums, one mile and • half each.
The [deism, dec. to take their ages as iu May.
Mr. Boner's b colt by Prime Minister, 3 yrs. old
(T. Nicholson.)
Mr. Ki►by's b. c. CALLOW., 4 yrs old to I 0 0
Mr. Storey"s b c. by Cram iugton, 3 yrs. old 0 0 2 0
Mr. Bell'. b. h by Fitz Teazle. 6 yrs old 0 0 2
Mr. Huroley's be. hy Golumpes, 3 yrs. old. 0 0 0 0
Mr. Turner's b e. Forlorn Hope, 4 yrs old 0 0 0 0
Sir H. Nrltho►pr's hay filly, 3 yrs old
Mr. W. Howard's ch. e. by Octavian, 3 yrs. old 0 2 dr.
At Martine, even betting on Canuva, and 7 10 4 against
Mr. Howard's roll ; after the first heat, even betting un
Canova ; after the seeund beat, 2 to I on bine, and 4 to 1
organist the winner.
The *rat less a dead beat between Canova mud Mr.
Howard'. cull.

NORTHAMPTON SPRING M F.ETING.
A Cup, and 401. iu sprcie. Heals, tluiee tumid the Course.
Rode by Farmers.
Mr. Drage'r b. R. Leerles-All, 4 yra. old, I Isl 6 1 1
Mr. J. Sh..rin,to's Tally-ku! 5 yes. 11st. 7lb .
Mr. b. ware, 6 yrs. old, 121.1.
Mr.Wilsou's br. gelding, 6 yrs,. uld, 1310.
Ms. Hamshaw's br. crldiseir, 4 yrs. old, lbs.,— 4 5 b
Mr. Iliggiues ch. gelding, aged, Ital.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, IS'2l.
111/111AV.
Sweepstakes of 15065. each, b. If.Y.C.
Mr. Grevillc's Pasha, Pst. 7110.
Sir J. Shelley's Ivanhoe, Pst.
Mr. amitosis Kari; Wt. Sib. .

Among the regiments shout to be ordered abroad
to replace ollieer 010 aervice, are the 4th
dragoons, and the 18111 'masers, which are to re-
lieve the Bth and 17th dragoons, coming home from
ludia.

Mr. BECKETT late taken the whole of his official
residence, as Judge Advocate General, for a private
residence, having hired lodgings in Downing-street,
at 40/. a ?ear. as an office : and he has not attended,
us lids been reported in the Paper., six Courts Mar-
tial since his appointment, hut only one. which was
that held upon Colonel QUENTIN. of the 10th
hussars.—( Evening l'ver.l

CRIM. CON.-W ATER/IRVIN R. C.l. BERKELEY.
Lust Sunday's Observer, containing ibis Trial at length,
whirl took place at the Gloucester Assizes, is reprinting,
and will be kept no sale dur.ug the week. Price of The
Observer is &len-pence,