The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-02 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS FOR THE IS EEK.
His Majesty's stag hounds meet on Friday at the Magpies,
Hounslow Heath, at half-past ten.

FOX HOUND!.

The Duke of Grafton's to-morrow, at Gaylhirst ; and Friday at
TurzPo Field ; at half-put ten.
The Earl of Darlington's to-morrow, at Sofdey ; and Friday at
Auckland Park ;at eleven. _ .

Sir John Cope's on Thursday, at Basildon Park ; and Saturday
at Englefield ; at hall-past ten.
Mr. Farquharson's on Thursdsy, at Vellowham ; and Friday at
Somerset-shire, Notts; at ten.

Sir Talton `..:tykra's to-morrow, at Douai ; and Friday at Burton
Agnes • at ten.
hanibtonN on Thursday, at Burnopsidc ; and Saturday, at
Chester-le-street ;Kt tm.

Mr. Hay's on riursday, at Knutton Beath; and Saturday at
Blackbrook ; at lialf.past ten.
Mr. Ilia's on Thursday, at Braadesturtoa Moor ; and Saturday
at Houghton ; t.t
Mr. Wale's to-morrow, at Dundas's Ash House ; Friday, at
Fuldridge; and Saturday, at Stine; at ten.
Mr. Muster's to-morrow, at Pitsford, at eleven; Thursday, at
Crick ; and Friday, at Buttocks Booth.
The Northumberhicd on Saturday, at Benridgc, near Morpeth.
at ten.

The fork atd Ainsty on Thursday, at Fernesby ; and Saturday
at Askham Bog; at half-past ten.
The Cleveland on Finley, at Kelt.•t, at tine.
HAII2IERS.
The York City on Friday, at ziewet Carr, at half-past ten.
The Borough bridge on Friday, at Alinakip, at ten.

DONCASTER MEETING. 11t4.
Saturday before the 31ertink—Mr. 11'r/ill's Marquis, list. 31b.
apt Sir J. Byng's Tragi.dy, Nat. lOU soya. each, h. tt. St. Leger
Course.
Saturday before the Meeting —Mr. Russell's Lepereno, 5 yrs.
old, I Ist. sgst Mr. Duneornbe's St. Letter. 4 yrs. 104. 71b. 400 toes.
h. ft. Three quarters of a mile. Gentlemen riders.
Tuesday in the blectity.—Mr. Pe.re's !Lenoir, by Smolensk*,
out of Miss Watt, Oat. art Mr. G. Lase Foa's c. by
Comm. out of Lady Erne, Oat. _lb. ott sors. h. ft. Last mile...—
Doncaster Gazette.

PIGEON MATCH FOR 2011 SOVEREIGNS.
There was a grand day's play at Pigeons on Saturday, on 3lidg.
ham's Downs, Reeks, between eight clentleinen of Hams and
eight from Oxfordshire, at seven birds each, at 21 yards from the
trap :

ilants, killed 42, and Oxon. 42.
After the tie there was much eve•t betting. and in shooting it off;
at three birds each, Hants won the match by two birds.

TATTERSALL'S BETTING ROOM, .31 ARCH I, 1231

We have not witnessed a
.greater assemblage of sporting chime-
tent of the highest respectability for some time than attended the
subscription-mom to-day. The betting on all the different stakes
was brisk, and many changes in the odds on various hones took
place, as will be seen below :

ILIDDLESVOR TU.

8 to 2 apt Reformer
7 to 2 agst Prudence
24 to 2 apt Quadrille (taken)
13 to 2 apt Don Carlos

II to 1 egst Sistcr to Sailor
15 to I apt Lymcsm
20 to 1 agst Cressida
High odds eget any other.

4I to apt Swiss
6 to apt Reformer
10 to apt Agnes
12 to agst Banahee
16 to apt Ridicule
18 to apt Hurley Barley
20 to agat Jame
26 to apt Don Carlos

_ .
MM.
25 to 1 apt Beu
25 to 1 agst Skim
30 to 1 e est Cressida
32 to 1 apt ('orinne
35 to 1 agst Psntina
35 to 1 agst Sir Grey
34 to 1 ag't Dact) le
High odds agst any other.
KS.
12 to 1 agst Pope Jnan
17 tkenl agst Peiro sl'illy (freelr
ta)

4 to 1 agst Prudence
7 to I ag•t Sister to Sailor
8 to 1 agat Lyrnesr,a
12 to 1 apt Barosaa
DONCASTER
8 to 1 agst Swiss (taken)
12 to 1 ag.,t Altisidor
13 to 1 agst Rosanne
20 to 1 agst Rir,glet (taken)
20 to 1 apt. 3liss Crintield

ST. LEGE".
25 to I ag't Young Tinker
25 to I apt rquity
25 to 1 aget Miller ot3lanafteld
2.5 to 1 apt Streatham

MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, Mattel' I.
The supply of Grain in general in the last seek was rather short.
but a pretty extensive arrival of Flour. Real fine ‘Vheat sold
readily ut the commencement of the morning at an tulvaace of 2s.
per qr. oa last Monday's rates, but the trade was afterward* very
heavy, and no improvement can be noted on price of middling and
inferior Samples. The price of Flour continues nominally 65e. per
sack. Rye was heavy sale sod rather cheaper. The besi Samples
of malting Barley were taken off at much the same prices as tilt
day week; middling malting and grinding Harley was not in much
demand. The quality of the Oats left unsold from last week being
mostly inferior, found but few buyers to-day, and no variation in
the currency tiom this day week can be stated. Beans and Yeas
were both exceedingly dull sale, though not cheaper. In Linseed,
Rapeseed. or other Seeds, there was no material alteration in prices
of this day week.
SMITHFIELD, MONDAY, MARCH 1.
We have a tair thew of Beasts this morning, and aiming them
we observe a considerable number of very tine large Lircolns,
of most excellent quality. Norfeiks are also plentiful, there be.
ing at least one thou,and on the Mile-end Road; but these are
not equal in goodness to what we have lately seen at this mar.
ket. 'rhe sales of all descriptions were pretty brisk, on the same
terms as last week. We have more sheep a. marker than oa last
Monday, and they also go off' at last week', pricer. Calves are
scanty, and they hare r.ady sale at from Is. to ,To. ild., and for a
few Its, sal obtait ed. We hare no alteration in Pc: it here ; at
Barnet, this ino ning, dairy-fed was Ss. there being few pip
at market.