The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-05-09 00:00:00

CHESTER RACES, MONDAY, MAT C.

Match for 2001 s. Ten miles.
Sir T. Sianley's Doge of V.uier, Sal. 31b.
Lord Stamford's h. Peter Lely,Sst.
The Gr••avesor Stakes of 10gs. each, for all ages; sbree year
olils,tst.; four, SO. Sib ; See, 11.1 10th.; sis, and aged,
9st. Sib. Mares allowed 211.. To rem the Giuseraur
Course, about one mile and a quarter.
Mr. Clifton's b. b Antonio, 6 yrs
Mr. Myths?* v. Is Cl.adin., b yrs
Lord Brlvor?' hr. h. Vanet'un, by Sesolensku, 4 yrs.... 0
Let De. sy's b. h. Er'', 6 yrs .... 0
Mr. Ilooldwimirsb's ch. h. Caseline, 4 yrs
Mr. Frawkliss's b f. Harriet, 3 yr.
Predate Sweepstakes of 25gs. each, fur colts, list. 41h.; and
hiller, Sst. Two miles. 3lb. allowed lo untried stallions,
or so snare. *how produce had not won, bet not In both.
IA Sisrefurd's b e. by &ivies's, dam Olivetia (seined) 1
bir W. Wino?, b c. by Thenderboli, data Little Cymro's
dam
Sir T. Stanley's be. by Euriulanes, out of Houtun's dam 3
Mr, My 00000 i's b. e. by Aladdin, dam Dairymaid
Mr. Houldaworth's eb. f. by Connie, dais Stamford's fell.
Sir W. W W)en's b. f by Theu.le►bilt
Lord Gni/seism's b. f by Thunderbolt, dam Delta fell.
Eight paid forfeit.
Sweepstakes of Itiga each, for horses that
the tat Nay, 1221; two miles; three yr old. to rarry
14th.; four, Rot.; lee, Si!. 10Ib.; sis, sad aged Sus.
tlb.; mares In be allowed 31b.
Mr. Besedswortb's b. e Sir William. by Sir Panl, 3 yrs 1
Mr. Clifton's b.. h. Odd., 4 yrs o .
S.r W, W Wren's b. c brother to Thyrsla, 4 yrs 3
Mr. klysten's ab at Queen Caroline, 4 yrs pd
A Maids Plats of Oa for three ye olds, 6w. Itlb.; four.
Sec; lee, 451.61 b.; six ■od svd, est. 11110.; mares sad
geldings allowed ttb., the seco■d to he **titled to Ili,—
Heats, !pee round.
Mi. William?, b. g. Gas. 4 yrs
Mr Polirstosis b. c. Su Edward, by Prised Ned, 3 rrs 3 2
Mr, Ws. Piers?. b. b. Baron Bowes, 3 yrs.... (fell)
Mr Beaedwurth's be. e. Sir William, by Sir Paid, 3yrs dr
Sir T. Ilealves eb. C. Spring., 4 yrs
Yealerday on running far the Produce Stars, after harlog
[nee soca room sail just passed she coming in chair, Sir
W. W. Wye?' usy filly slipped and fell; Mr. Mytioe's, Mr.
Houldwortb's, and Lord Grosvenor's hales, closely fol.
lowing, all fell over her, and the four borers, as well as
jock ice, were all on she ground together. We are coneerued
to add, thus W. Done, who rude Mr. MMus's cult, was 00
seriously hers, that lie was taken uR the ground in a state
of sissensitsility; but the other jorkirs received only slight
iiijories. Mr. Moms', colt was also ands col. The place
where she horse. fell is soft, where areeeiteral hollows, which
were filed up with dry essiLa-f ChM*, Counisit.)

IRVINE MEETING. SCOTLAND, MAT 1.
(o.er Bogside Grum.)
Prelate Stakes of 50gs. earl., U. re.—Two kg. —(Thrie
barribers.)_

M►. J. Fl. Blair's yrr. fby Vocueei, Vst. 131 b. ...... .• • 1
Sir J. D. Hay's cb. c. by Viscount, Sat 211..
A most excellent race.
The Irvine Slakes of 10es. each, with Ibire. addcd.—Twi.
Solnicrithers.)
Sir W. Maxwell's ch.... Jock the Laird, 4 ynt old. dn 1
Lord Seafarer's hr. C. May Day, 3 yr. uld, Ost. 10111 lt
Sir D. Mumma's'. b. m. Carulio*, b yrs old, Nat. elk
♦ p 4.41 race.

SPARUING.

The name of Neste, like that of other celebrated c►aise.
lees, was mificiest to make • graad Jaw to she Fives Court
yesterday. The description of the battle betweeo Neale and
Gas, as peertrayed by other pugilists, had been very sue-
cessfidly patronised; but for the benefit of Gas, yesterday,
the two men came together, ■od Gas had in t►e theatrical
phrase • hamper, mad ■mung.t she miscellaneous assemblage
arm observed the 6rsl•rate talent frunt'St. Stephen's Cssapel,
the Stage, &c.
Oliver and the Bristol Youth made a good set-to, brit Di-
ver was too much a tactician fur his opponent, ■nd he felt
the soft places in his pimple wit► mach discernment.
Harry Holt and Freroggias made ■ very good 'tette, and
&twit*s ofleu rutßaued through his opponent's 6ise
science.
Neste and Gas.—There was no immediate relish for any
ether bout than this. It was afire simile of the great butte
on the II angerford Cliff la December last, with Ibis shade of
difference, that Neste is more expert with the naked S.t,
like the asieken and other great fighters, than with the glom s
on, whirls was sheen its this set-so, and Gas had none the
worst of. Neste frequently placed his left hassled blows atom
the head of Gas, who maintained his standing position. and
resumed forcibly wills the right hand. The men used tie
ceremony in lilting nut, end had it hem a real combat it
would bare been nicely wuu. The set-tu drew forth repeated
pests of approbation.
Gas seemed to have the worst part io morning thanks.
Ist she countenance beamed gratitude foe Calmar', be in
reality wanted words to tip his friers& a hit of raIIISOL

Newspaper puffing and steam verse!s wonde►fully
assimilate to tacit other. It appear. from our Pa,-
liamentety report that the former has it. boiler, uud
vide w smoke.
There was a full attendance at Norwich market
on Saturday. acid 'ampler were very pleutiful.
Wheat and oats were somewhat lower than toe
previous week, but barley remained much tke
same.—There was a large supply of leen cattle,
both Scot. and homebred., cows with their calves,
■nd swim good beef fur the butcher. all of which
were offered for sale at low prices. The .beep•peos
were well 'occupied.