The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-11 00:00:00

SPORTING LVTEit;IGANCE.

TATTERSA L L'S,
awoke'

drain 10,

rONDAT,

1 to 1 agoln3t The Moskm
3 to I e 'ain't Hooka
3 to I ogain,t 'lle °corral

owoorrn..
6 to ) against Parioat
IS to I air tin4t Petrapl,lTe
211 to I adainat nay uther
n the field.
it KY.

A to 1 agalnat Monarch
St to I uptintt Punic
9 to I tt.r.int‘t Advance
it to I aelonst The Modem
Irl to I against The Baron
20 to I againKt Pluto
2U to I against The General

23 to 1 ittftlmt Sophist
26 to I 3011,3 Vi,.coontest

27 to I ogoltpktTivatty
SO to I optio.t N,4otatt
1000 to :10 teiotilt+t Gramatlo
1000 to 30 against Biro's*

II to 2 against Piiletgree
I:1 to 2 against Mignionette
71 to 1 against Pawn
by to I againit Henries

11 to 1 against IttiehaeT
12 to 1 ■gain{ Elizabeth
15 to I against o-Peep
22 to 1 against Pattiplule
10ER.

7 to 1 attalmt Bedlamlto
14 to I ayaln.t Belzoni
14 to 1 naa!nst Fanny
Itt to 1 against Barataria

20to I again qt Crolodef
22 to I assiold Colyre*
VI to I against Poole
35 to I against Bateruot

NEWMARKET CRAVEN NEETiNd.

Nsw r SUNDAY.Ninnr, 12 o'cLocS.

Since we closed our first account, vulture have trrived in rapid gooses-
Mon from every quarter, and the town le now literally overflowing. flis
Hord Highness the Duke of York arrived in the afternoon In his travel-
ling earring. and four, and alleitted.at tire King's Palace, where he Was
received by .1. Douglas, Esq. M.P. 1114 Royal Highness dined at the Palace
with a select party of Noblemen and Geottemen. . r
111 the numerous visitors there 1.1 a very large proportion of nobility,
among the numbers are—the Dukes of Grafton, Portland, and Richmond.
'rise Marquisses of Exeter, Huntlyraham, Illandford, and Titchtield.
The Earls of Jersey, Lowther, Orfs; (Ard,Veratam. Mellon (tool Countess4and
Stratibroke. Lords Huntln/ield, Anson (and Ldy), G. H. Cavendish,
Frederick llennuck, George Bentinek, Dwnwieh, C. Manages Fitaroy.
Sir John Shelley, Sir John Brig, General Grosvenor. Mr.srs. Stuart
Wortley, M.P. Poplins, M.P. Dangles, M.P. Holyoakei Mills, Scott. Col.
Wilson, &c. Ike.
The Jockey Club dinner, at the rooms, was attended by his Greet ..he
Doke of Portland, the Marquis Graham, the Marquis of 'Metalloid, the
Earl of Verulam, Lord George Cavendish, Lord George Beatinek, and
several other members.
The humeri for the Handicap was named this evening beam diner, sad
at nine o'clock the weights were declared as follows :
Lord Exeter's Palals Royal, 6 years, psi.
Mr. Greville's Don Carlos, 4 years, Sst. 121 b.
Mr. Pettit's Witch, 4 years, ilst. Mb.
Sir John Ryng's Ina, 4 years, Sot. 31b.
Mr. Wortley's Scandal, 3 years, 84. 101 b.
Lord Jersey Ariel, 3 years. list. 31b.
Lord Lowther's Muleteer, 3 years, bat. 71b.
Mr. Pettit's Rigmarole, 3 years, 7st. 1016.
Mr. Bush's c. by Pion.• —itingtall, 3 years, 7st. 91b.
Mr. Forth's c. by Muley—Col. 3 years, ist. 13. b.
Mr. Wyndham's c. by linhens—Dorina. 2 years, .
The Match between Barefoot and Zealot will nut be ran, Barefoot
having puld forfeit.
The Match between the Duke of Portlpnd's °Hans colt, and Duke of
Grafton's Saracen, is off. •
The betting this evening has been very sharp, and has takert at eaten
rive range, as will be seen by the following statement :
Trig CRAVEN STAKIN
2 to I against Brother to Addy 8 to I against Hajl Baba
1 to I against Bolero 12 to I against Jima° •
6 to I against Leila 20 to I against IJouginnoct.
S to 1 against Ganymede
RIDDLISWO
2 to 1 against The Moslem
6 to 2 against The General
3 to I against Henries

lra MTASEN.
.6 to 1 against Duke of l'ask4a Cost
20 to I agalien Parapluiu
20 to 1 againat Unhook.
.14T.
22 to 1 agningt Pluto
21 to 1 agniit-t Goddard
27 to 1 againA Twatty
':10 t., I against Henrica
33 to I against Ilaro,ea
High oddi, auy other.

5 to 1 against Monarch
9 to I again.% The Moslem
9 to 1 against Panic
9 to 1 against Advance
1i to 1 agatuit The Baron
20 to 1 again-t The General
2'..! to 1 against Sophist

10 to 1 against Rachael
12 to 1 against Elizabeth
la to I saain,t 80-peep
20 to 1 against any other.
.1 to 1 against Bedlamite 18 to 1 against Barataria
2 to 1 against Reboot 20 to 1 against Crusader
3 to 1 against Fanny 23 to I against Calypso.
As It frequently occurs that bets to a heavy amount are made upon
stables or lots, ell. (so many horses entered in a .taker as are in a par-
ticular stable, we have been at some pains to procure an account of the
principal colts and fillies, &c. now Intraining here, the stables, &c.
Duke of Turk's—None! Lincoln, Don Carlon, t)ablia,Gramazie,Ftachael,
Parisot colt, Elizabeth, Hall Reba colt, Merlin colt, &e. .
Mr. Robson's stables, belouglog to Duke of Grafton. General Gros-
venor, Colonel Edny, Mr. Wilson, &c.—Ruftr,, Bolero, Paul Juivv. Nor-
man, Paraplule, Saracen, I)ervise, Problem, Wombs, sister to Nectar,
Goshawk, Cramer, 0'601011E4 Bolivar, Tontine, The Palfrey, Crockery,
Torandus, Emilia. &c.
Mr.' Belson's Hottgoment, Pranks, Rainbow filly, &c.
Lord Exeter's Palate Royal, Redgauntlet, Enamel, sister to Zealot, Pf.o-
gress, Advance, Pontine, Comus colt, Captain Candid, &c.
Lord Orford's Swiss Guide, Fleance, Orion.
Lord t'erulatn's The Modem, Laurel Leaf, Vitellina.
Mr. W rodham'a Camel, Brother to Addyjwatty, Mignonette, Stumps,
end Old .. ••••
Mr. Rush's M'Actam, Ms Brother and Sister, and lota of young
M'Adami.
Colonel Wilson's Black Daphne, Oscar, Tippitywitchet.
Mr. Dilly's Triumph, Trlnculo, Comedian, Pastime, Beppo, Bertram,
and Hoodoo*.
Mr. Boyee's (Lord G. Cavendish) Pagoda colt, Raroasa colt, Ridi-
cule filly, Ganymede, Slight colt, Toll and Trouble, Ade.ira, &c.
Mr. Roger'a (Lord Lowther's) The Monarch, Turban, Waterman,
Hankie, Jocko, Aster to Nicol°, Logic, &c.
Mr. Illoss's Sligo, Double Entendre, Maid of Odeon', Skirmisher,
Syntax, &c.
Mr. Prints' (Mr. Wortley's) Scandal, Crusader, Calypso, Orions,
L'ltuile de Venue, Mortgage, Reformer. Octavius, &c.
Mr. W. Edwards's Leeway, Shadow, &c.
Mr. Edwards's (Lord Jersey's; Butterfly, Henries, Ariel, Lelia, &r.
Mr. Chiffney's (Mr. Thornhill's) The General, Sophia, Surprise, Serab,
Hogarth, Morel.
Mr. Pettit'e Wings, Bravura, Damn Munchaasen, Witch, &c. Ac.
Mr. Cooper's Viscountess, Dorina, Granicus, Norah, &c.
Mr. Theakstone'a Pa3quinude, Liuk Boy, audseverul other belonging to
Mr. Nowell.

51 to 1 against Butterfly
r, to I against Mignonette
7 to I against Problem
9 to 1 against Ilenrica

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(BY EX PR ESS.)
NEWMARKET, MONDAY NIGHT.
At an early hour this morning the streets were thronged, the
front of the room being the principal point of attraction. Here
all the betting men assembled, and business was the order of the
day. Beta to a heavy amount were made on the Craven, Riddles-
worth, Outlands, and some of the matches, and some little was
done on the Derby and Oaks; but the scene was quickly shifted
from this spot to the Race Ground, where the ring was formed as
usual, and the betting became brisk, though without being very
pmeral. Scarcely any variation took place in the odds on the
Derby and Oaks, but our next account will probably set forth some
material alterations.
His Royal Highness the Duke of York arrived on the Heath a
little after eleven o'clock, and was shortly followed by their Graces
the Dukes of Portland, Grafton. Richmond, the Marquisses Bland-
ford. Graham, Exeter. Titchlield. Earls Lowther, Jersey, Orford,
Vcrulnm, Stradbrooke, Sefton, Oxford, Lords Cavendish, Anepn,
Dunwich Iluntingtield, Sir f. Bing, Sir J. Shelley, (*enrol
Grosvenor, Col. Udney, Cal. Wilson, &e.
' The running will be found Correct as follows :
The Craven Stakes of 10 sore each. for all ages. Two yeah, Ost.;
three yrs Bst. 41b. four yrs (let. 131 b.; five yn fist. 51b.; iix rs
and aged, fist. 91b. A. F. •
Mr. Mill's br. c. Trinculo. 3 years
Mr. Shard's b. c. Hongonmont, 3 years
The following also started, but were not placed
Sir J. Shelley's Leila, Lord Orforti's Fleance, Alr. Oreville's
Haji Baba colt, Mr. Scaith's Frogmore, Lord Exeter's Progress,
Lord Exeter's colt, out of Phantom, Mr. Rogers's Jocko, Lord
Cayendish's Ganymetle, Mr. Forth's Canopus colt, Oen. Gem-
venor's Cockney, Duke of Grafton 's Bolero, and Mr. Wyndham's
brother to Addy.
Betting 2to 1 apt Addy, 2 to agst Bolero, 6to I agst Leila,
3 to 1 agst Ganytnede, 8 to 1 agst Mr. Greville's, and 20 to I
agst. Ilugoumont.
A beautiful race, and won by a neck only.
Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 say. each, all ages. Ab. M.
Mr. Wortley's Scandal, 3 yrs., list. 101 b. - 1
Mr. Wyndham's c. by Runs—Dorina, 3 yrs., Est. 61b. - 2
The following Also started, but were not placed :—.Don Carlos,
4 years, list. 121 b. ; 3luleteet. 3 years, list. 71b.; Ina. 4 years,
fist. 31b.; Ariel, 3 years, list. 31b. • Forth's colt, 3 years, 7st. 121 b. ;
Rigmarole, 3 years, 7st. 101 b.; and Ringtail colt, 3 years, lot. 91b.
The Twelfth Rithnesworth of 200 ga. each, colts Bst. 74., fillies
Illt. 41b., Ab. al.

Lord Yerulam's, the Moslem
Mr. Thornhill's, the General
Lord Jersey's f. Hendee • -
Duke of York's c. by Woful—Parisot
Lord G. Cavendish's f. by Partispnwßitlicule -
Ohly the above five started. Won by a length.
Sweepstakes of 1110 each, h. ft., colts flat. 71b., D. M.
Lord Exeter's, by Captain Candid—Advance
Duke of Grafton's Norman -
Won by two lengths.
Sweepstakes of 150 each, for colts and fillies.
Duke of Grafton's Bolivar
Four others started.
Sweepstakes of 100 each, for fillies. D.M.
Mr. Vansittares, by Whisker—Crganda
Three others started.
Sweepstakes of 100 each, colts fist. 71b.: fillies flu. 41b. ELM.
1). of Grafton'a Dervise -
IA Exeter's c. by Captain Candid—Advance
Advance bolted.
Match, 109. B.M.

Col. Wilson's Spotless colt .
Mr. Nowell's Linkboy - - -
Match, lUD. T.Y.C.
Mr. Dilly's Ronduca - -
-
31:. Pettit's Retreat -
Match, No. - -
Lord Orford's Swiss Guide received 230 from Lord G. Caven-
dish's Pagoda Colt. . . .
FORTUNE-TELLER (lUTO/ITTRlL—Amongst the erstlitces
of the late Plymouth Dank, is a notorious forlenc-refkr • her dk
'Mello is constantly visited by lovesick maidens and mien.?
ire ego( to ascertain the hidden decrees of fate. But all
wemari's knowkilige could not lead her to foresee the foes el
20f., which sum was deposited in that bank on an interest
This transaction should open the eyes of her followers, and r
any more visitors front approaching her, in order es obtaha a reer...-
ledge of their future life. when it is plainly pereeivible au orlij
I not unravel her own.