The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-29 00:00:00

7 to 4 eir,4 The Drae,..a
7 to 2 afic,t Thv Baron
e to I ugit Ge.hawk

6 to 1 ord Pante
7 to I ar•t The general
12 to I apt The Huron
12 to 1 ag.t The Nl.leui
14 lu lat Advan..e
Iv to 1 ugat De.eloe

2 to I eget Problem
to 1 age( Paraplale
8 /4. I eget Mienlunette
10 to I gigot 'fear+
Iv to 1 art Bo• Prep

Nu bnting.
The ttllowlng Is a further account of the rennin, for the different
Stake, &c., widen upon the whole wait good :

►MIST RACY.
old Stakes. T.Y.C.
Besides those mentioned in our account yesterday, the following started.
but were nut placed:—Mr. Udity's Emilia, 81r J. By ng's Skirmlbbtr. and
Mr. MoJoey's Shim ally.
Belling 2to I agaiti4 Skirrni,.her. and 5 to 2 against Waterloo ; • good
race. Duelteray rude the winner; Hobin.on, Mr. Lambtun's I Wheatley,
Emilia ; Cart, Skirmisher; and Arnull, Mr. Moloore.

lIIICOND RAC..
Ilfatch.—Adellta and Scandal. DAIL.
Betting 6 to S on Scandal ;taken).
Aden's led off, and made very strong running, closely followed by
Scandal, the former winning by a length cleverly. Rude by Rol:anion,
Scandal by Mouth

RACI.
Idatcb.—Elliabeth and Rainbow filly. T.Y.C.

Betting 6 to 3 against F.ilzabetb.
Elizabeth jumped off as if determined to make tremendous ronnlng. aed
we, quickly followed by the Rainbow ally. It appeared likely to be a
deqscrate race. when the latter bolted, and Elizabeth of course cantered
In. Rode by ()mullion, the bolter by Arnull.

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FOURTP RAC'S.
The 1,0(10 r. Stakes. D.M.
Betting: to 4 on. Butterfly, 7 to 4 against Problem, J to I against Team,
and 6 to 1 afralo4 Pampluie.
'llk Stakes' from its value and the influence it had on the Oaks betting,
created er,at Interest, and heavy stuns were pending the result. Tim
betting fluctuated greatly, and at starting left off as above. At the time
of atartine they all met, and at the signal went off lu the most beautiful
style. Problem took the lead, and made most severe play, without the
plightext chance of being headed. Team and Butterfly kept as near to her
heels as possible, but could do no good, Problem having the race corn.
pletely In hand and winning by 2 length.. nude by J. Dry, Tears by
Chiffney. Butterfly by Robinson, Parapiule by (oudiaon, and :Janine by
Wheatley.

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FITTS RACX.
Match.—Mortgage and Rnigauntlet. A.P.
Det.lng II to a amdta4t Mortgage.
Redgenntlet made strong running to the btrihes, but could not longer
maintain It. If 'Mange then came up, get In front, and won aline moo by
a neck. Rude by J. Day, Redgauntlet by Robinson.

tl !ITN RACF.
Sweep taken of 200 each. Ab.lll.

Betting 6 to 4 un Butterfly.
Bustard took the lead and kept at a good bat to the bootleg, where But-
terfly came up, and a head and head race followed till within a few lengths
of home, when Butterfly headed and won by half a length. Rude by
Boblosou, Lord Anoutt's by Arnull.

vveTn itaCt.
The King's Plate. K. C.
Betting 7 to 4 on BI , and 6 to 2 against Oscar.
This was a waiting race, each jockey having had orders to that effect.
At starting they trotted, then they walked ; the jockeys talked about the
Darnburticleness of the weather (it rained all the time), and "who's to wln
the Newmarket Stake, to-morrow f" says one; "and who's to win the
Derby crier another. "The General." (That didn't win the Riddles.
worth.) " Aye, Sam'. a sly chap i the gammoning old screw, he'll win the
Derby :" and thus they continued, ad libitum, till the last mile, when
'lssue made running, but, near home, was passed by Oscar, who won by
a length. Rode by Goodlson, Stearn by Arnull, and Progress by Wheatley.

NIGHTS MACE,

Palals Royal and Lillis blotch. T. Y. C.
5t04 on the whirler. Won cleverly. Rode by James Robinson, Lilian
by young Buckle.
Sweepstakes of 100 each. D. M.
Duke of Portland's c. by Tireslas—L'Hulie de Venus, received forfeit ;
Mr. Vansitturt withdrew his stake.

APPOINTMENTS FOR TO-MORROW.
Match. 100. ti.t. 41b. each. T. Y. C.
Duke of Grafton's Pigmy against Mr. Scutt's Witch.
Match. 60. tht. Sib. each. A. F.
Lord Tavistock's Leeway against the Duke of Portland's Tory.
Match. 200. Ab. M.

Mr. Powlett's Logic, 84771 b. against Mr. Wortley's Reformer, 84. Mb.
Match. 100. 84. 41b. each. D. M.
Lord Exeter's c. by Whalebone, atolnst Mr. Rogers's Jocko.
The Newmarket Stakes of SO sole. each ; colts, 84. 71b. ; 21b.

•I'he owner of the ILecond borne to receive 100 out of (be Stakes.

Mr. Worthy's, The Dragon ; Duke of Grafton's Goshawk ; Dukeof Graf-
ton's Cremona : Lord Exeter's Advance ; Mr. Goddaid's b. c. by Rubeas,
out of Flame; Mr. S. Barnard's Baron Munchauaen , Mr. Udny's Shaer
to Blue Ruin ; Mr. Dilly name+ Gamelia ; Mr. Thornhill's, The Geoeral ;
Mr. Rogers 's Turban , Mr. Wyndham's Brother to Twatty ; and Mr. M.
Campbell's br. f. by Manfred. Thirteen have paid forfeit.
}loath. 100. h. ft. R. M.

Colonel Wilson's Lamplighter, bd. Sib. against LOrd Orford's Swiss
Guide, Bst. 2lb. _

Mr. Thompum started his mare, Miniature, on Wednesday morning.
with 8 stone on her hack, to trot seven miles and &-half ,raddled`, fur lOU
movereignii. '(he race took place over three miles of Ashley inclotrure,
near Elisinn; end the time allowed was half an hour. The lint three
miles was performed In twelve minutes, and the race was won cleverly
with halls minute to spare. Betting 6to 4 against time.