The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-08-31 00:00:00

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1506.

Day of the Sweemitakcs hi which they are engaged—Lord
Darlington\ b. s. by Sn Peter, dam by Paymaster, aest Mr.
Sitwell's Clasher, ►y Sir Peter, Ab. M. 10144 2, ft
weights mentioned.
FIRST SPRING MEETING, 1806.
MONDAY.

Mr. Cave Browne's b. c. by Magic, bought of Sir C. Bun-
bury, agst Mr. Sitwall's Gooaecau, 84. each, D. I.loogs. I. ft.
SECOND SPRING MEETING, 1806.
TUESDAY.

Lntd F. G. o.horne's te. Superstition, by Bitzzard, out of
Vixen, agst Mr Panton's Tamburro, by Whiskey, out of
Tamborine, both now it yrs old, R. M. lUOgs. h. ft.....N0
weights mentioned
FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, 160 G.
*EON ESD A Y.

Mr ?apron's Tambono, B.t. 71b. art. I.nrcl F. Osborm%
1. Sourcioul, now one yr. old, 7st. Two Year Old Couose,
100 p. b. ft.

BRIGHTHEINISTONE, USCG.
TIKST D•r.

Si, S. Shelly's Houghton I.a.c Bat. nib agst Lod Foley's
Little ?e'er, 7st. Last three miles, 200 gs. h. R.
LEWES, 1806.
THE HEY BEFORE BEICHTOM.

T.ord Darlington' Parilinn, agit \lr. Mellish.; Sancho, Bst.
716. each, four milts, VOngt.

EXETER RACES, Isor,
•
Tube Run for, on ILA on the NI tar and Tuentay
:teyt alter the Summer ASSi24 AVeek, the raiment' Sweep.
staktet and rates:

First Dap—A Sweepstakes of Five Guitwav pleb, to naut-
by the day next before the Races for HOIN t carryitig the
Newmarket October King's piste weights —o.le feui-aide
heat

Pre.est Salvieribers--ClifFird, Graves, Lawrence Palk, Cha.
/Tapir, Percy Burrell, Wm. H-uniltois, Courtenay, Montagu
Pat ker, jun. George Ileroert, I leery Weir, Newtuo Fellowes,
Alexander CoArilurn, Chrles Ilestry Somerse, Rurnitlon,
Llstingtcn, Wm. Yeah, Samuel Kekewich, H. A. Murihe.td,
Edward Lee, W. T. Pole, Pcter Men, Jean Oiborne, Geo
Warwi, k Bainpfylde, Arthur Champeniurrne, Mau, Lopes,
Ales. Hamilton.

Also, on the some Day, • Sweepstake% of Twenty-fire
Guineas each, to name to Mr. Weatherby, Ovendon-Greet,
London, on or befoie the first Jar of March next, and then to
eose, for Dories which have never started, paid or received
forks., before the day of naming; three years old, to carry 7.1
71b ; four years old, P.a. ; five years old, gat. lb ; six rear:,
and aged, lust 31b. Mares and 'aiding% to be allowed 41h.—
One two-mile heat. Stakes to he made to the Clc.k of the
Colltsr before runniag, er douhle Afterwards.

- C. 171 Somerset, Newton FeHowes, Swindon, Graves,
George Herbert.
Also, on the tame day, 501. given by the Right. Hon. Lord
Viscount Cour enay, or be run for by horses carrying the Is:w.
market coo weights, via. three years old a feather ; four years
old 7st 111 b. ; fire years old Bst. illb ; six years old Rst. 13!b ;
aged 9st. The winner of one plate or sweepstakes to carry
314. extra ; two or more plum.. ur sweepstakes 51bs. extra.
Maras anal geldings to be allowed 31b. Iforses that have never
won a plate,or sweepstakes, 51b. The winner to be sold for
250 guineas, if demanded, within a quarter of an hour after
the race the owner of the second, horse being first entitled
Two-nrile heats.
On the scond day—A sweepstakes of 10 guineas each ; with
twenty guineas to be added from the race fund, to name to
Mr. Weatherby, Oxendon-street, London, on or before Ist
March next, and then to dose, for horses winch never started,
paid, or received forfeit' before the day of naming; three years
old to carry Isct. 41b.; four years old llst. 41b ; five years
old I2st.; six years and aged I2st. 41b.; mares arid geldingsto
be allowed 41b. Two mile heats. To be ridden by gentle.
men. Stakes to he made to the clerk of the cour,e before
running, or II ruble afterwards
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C. 11. Somerset, Newton Fellowes, Boring !en, Graves,
Geroge 'Jethro.
Lord Boringd.rn's Raphael, by Hyperion, dam by Pegasus,
against Mr. Fellowes's c. by Dragon, out of Celia's dam, Bat.
each, two miles ; loggs p. p.
MOO, our the same day, a Maiden Plate of MM. given by the
Members for the county, fnr louses which have never won a
plate or sweepstakes of that amount ; three years old to carry a
feathtr ,• four years old 7st. Slh. ; five years old B.t, Mb ; sax
years old iSe 121 b. ; and ageJ get. Two mile heats. Mares
and gArlings to be allowed Sib. mid horses bred io Devonshire
31b. exclusively.
Als-i, on the tante day, a Plate of SOL given by the Stewards,
for hunters carrying 12st ant which have r•gularly hunted dur-
ing thelast season : certificates whereof, by the Mister of the
hounds, to iredelivered to the Clerk of the course before the
divof r doping. Horses which have go hunted in the county
of Devon, to be allowed 311 L— Two mile heats.
It being the Jet ruination of Ilya Stewards to prevent people
from atroinhlirre mar the starting poet, at the eourrog in of the
horses, not ce thereof is desired to be taken, iii order to resider
unnece sat? the enforcing of sash nrcans as will, however
i o:vere, be otherwise reenact to, as the pure:lice of crowding
' that part part of the course at tech a moment, may °brims*
llsxlnce the must fatal consequences.
The horses to be entered at the Plymouth Inn, In the parkli
of St. Thomas the Aocotte, twat Exeter, between the hours
of three and five o'clock, on the Saturday next beige the day
of tanning, or tow', double rn ranee at the post.
Lora EBRINGTON, /
, Stewards.
Sir F. P%IK, Ban. V '
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE EX.FRAORDINARY.
To be ridden far (by gentlemen) on liablon, the ::/d of Slo
tember neat, the following Swe tot:ekes arid Matches, viz.
lst.—A Sweepstakes, of 11) guineas each (which is chord 1),
p. p. one two mile hear.
Sobeeribers.a—flu lien. Charles Lennon, Peet Burrell,
pEsq. Cm 4. Trafford, --• French, E.q. Capt. kiddy, George
Sutler, Esq. --e- Lelia:Aeon, Esq.
2il —Capt. Trafford's brown hors- Sedee, against Mr Rich,
',aeon's CarbMeer, 12n. 7lb ttc.lr, the 1,4 rude of the course
fit, '0 (finite,.
311.—. The Hon Chalet Lennox's Lirly Fanny, against
Capt. Fi. her's Corporal. Two mile, fur Ll') errine..l
eth —Mr. Sutler's I. . to, avovil Ca; t. Borten Cvirtratti
1214. Net. The Bra mile for h. guineas,
. ' The Hoe. Charles Lennox to be Judge.