The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-08-23 00:00:00

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YORK, M ONO. Y, AUOCST 20, 1804.
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A Sab.cription,f`.?".gs.'each ; tour-year olds 7-t.9lbi
five-year olJs gst. Mb. aik-year olds and .aged
gst. 1016 —Four-year old fillies allowed 41b.—
Four Miles.
1...r.1 thilington'a 1,..1V. tlaphazard, a;ed . . . 1
Mc /1.1a...tri11% gr rn. Marcia. Igtod . . . . 2
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(Lseoirite.. 7rs._ old . '. • •
1I o.s:!tun'... c 6 c 'Jr Walnut, 4 yrs. r.l:.
L.. f I. b. Orville, 5 yrs. nia •

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5 to 4. pn Haphazard against the livid ; '5 to
against Marti',; •,5 to 1 against Lebo); ; 20 to /4
against easy- • •
His Majesty's ;pugs. for all ages: four-year olds
lOst- 41h. five-years ilst. 61b six-year olds I 2st.

and aged 12st.i1lb.—Four Miles.
Sir 11. Williamson': Starling, 041
Lord Darlington's br. r. Doncaster. yrs. •14
Mr. Simpson's Ruelvome, 4 yr. oh! . .
Mr. Melli.lev b. e I.iitle Joey. 4 vrs. old
Mr. F'it's f. by It 1.0,11 a-will, 4 yrs. obi
e .1114oiltor.*. t: G yrs. . .

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M . Peirs,'t b. L. b; Forgo+. 4 tr. od
Si, T. aocuigne;,:li.:n 1 .10e:, 5 Old .
Mr liudgioli'd eli. c Shod', 4 yin. old

3 and 4to I against Starling ;5 to and 3to I.
on Lo ca.ter : 7 to I against RoJstope; high odds
against any of the rest. A g sod race.
Pro.i,sce Sweepstakes of 1 ings. each, h ft. for
fair-year olds ; 'colts Bst. 71b. fill;es 851. 41b.
Those masked that • allowed 31b.—Four miles.
O.Mr P,irse's h. c by
.10.1 Ferg . . . .

Sir F. stands4lio lir a,lt, by Sir Peter .
Lord fitvoilom's ►ay Glly, by Sir Peter . . . 3
Duke of ilsof iltost', ch. .7 ►y %Valuta . . . . 4
Sir T b. 1. Thcophiii.;s, by .
Sir F. StoisilicN 'other to Spread E.sie . .
• Mr. Wirotworth's ch f Rebecc.i, by Otsitotiel . . 7
Sir F Stantitsh% colt, b. Sir Peter
S to 1 against Peirse ; 3 to 1 neither of Sir F...
won; sto 2 against the Dnke. A gfrod race.
Sweepstakes of lOOgs. each, h. ft. colts Bst. 71b.
fillies Bst. 31b.—Four

Mc Wilson's Star!in.:, Brother to Hone .:.Mho . . 1
L ...tlDarlineust's by. c. Doncastet, by S.r Peter . . 2
Lard Fitzwilham's by. clt, Ducat. by Cortand•T . . 3
2 to 1 against Starling; 2 to 1 against Doncaster;
3to 1 against Ducat. Never a better race.

Never was York fuller Gf company at our Au-
gust Meeting. This day was extremely favourable,
and the ground is getting into excellent condition ;
all the Races run to-day, were in a style seldom w i•.
nessed on any Course in the kingdom. The match
to be rode betwixt Mrs. T—n and Mr. Flint draws
an immense crowd of gaiety and fashion to thi. city.
The betting 6 to 4, and 2 to 2 on the Lady.

SUMMES ASSIZES.

aaistrot, AVOCST IS.
The Commission for this City was opened last 4
evening ; and this morning, at nine o'clock, I/td
ELLEMBOROUGI4 went into Court. The itemiser of
causes entered here were only ten, and the whole
of little or no consequence.
110ATIS O. PHILIPOT.
This was an stetion of covenan• brought agakst
the Defendant, for non-payment of rent, who had
taken a house of the Plaintiff. upon a lease for five
years, at ;he yearly rent of 1001. In this lease there
was a covenant, that the Plaintiff should supply the
Defendant with as much hot mineral water as he
should have occasion for,for the use of his customers.
who might come there to drink the waters; and
this, indeed, was the principal reason which induced
th. Defendant to take the above house ; but, owing
to same misunderstanding between the parties, the
Plaintiff thought proper to cut eff the supply of
these waters from the Defendant's house, for a con-
siderable time. which prevented the Defendant from
receiving those advantages which otherwise ate
might have received ; and, for this reason, the lk.
fendaut withheld the payment of his rest; and this
Eta being proved by the Defendant, and indeed
even admitted, on the part of the Plaintiff, to have
been done for nine days, the Plaintiff was non-
suited ; it being the opinion of the Court. that the
Defendant was justified in aging as he did.

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