The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-05 00:00:00

SPORTING I NTr:LLIGENCE.

NE%VMARKET ILIOVGIITON MEETING.

TnCasnAY 'gone.
The company on the Death was thin, in consequence of
the tempestuous state of the weather, which was rainy,
windy, and cold. Great coats, umtin llas, and dust, au_
riages were very numerous, 111111 the Ileath was cleared, as
if by magic, in a few minutes after the races were ov(r.
The attendance was limited to the Nobility and others in-
teresit din the events of the different stakes, &c. Several
departures took place in the course of the day ; his Grace
the Duke of Richmen4 leaving the course after the match
between Adeliza and Crockery, for town, and Lord ruby
shortly after, for Mivart's Hotel, Loner Brook-street.
The inclemency of the weather had not the efiect of
keeping his Royal Highnesa the Duke of York from the
Heath, as his Royal Highness arrived from Chcrel—, a
little after one o'clock, and did not return till between
three and four. There were also pn Fell t

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The Dukes of Portland, Rutland, end Grafton : llarquises pf
Exeter, Graham, Titchfield ; Lords Lowther, Jersey, Verul.tm,
(Word. Anson, Bentinek, Fitzroy, Manem, Ken;iedy. Dunwico,
Cavendish, &c.; sirs Bellingham Grablni, .L;(4, Astley. John
Shelley, John yng, General Grosvenor; lion. Powieit, 101,
De Roos. Bloomfield, Walpole, Anson: Messrs. Sloane, Lushing.
ton. Lambton, Pouglss, Greville, &c. &c.
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The betting in the morning was chi. fly before the rooms,
and not very hcavy. In the evening, however, a good deal
was done on the Detby and Oaks, and some of the tnatelnr,
&c. for to-morrow, which are numerous and interesting,
The betting on the Andley End Stakes was not very de.
finite, Sligo the favourite, as Mortgage and Brother to
Addy have paid forfeit. Five and six to four was betted oa
S r John Brig's Skirmisher against Mr. Lee's Smolensk°
filly, and S to 4on Leila against The Palfrey. The ge.
neral olds left off as under :

18 to 1 adst Zu
10 to 1 egst Sophig
19 to 1 agst Advance
30 to 1 agst The Bsr.es
OAKS.
10 to 1 lost Parasol
13 to 1 agst Elisabeth
No alteration on the o:heri
ST. LEGER.
No alteration.

74 to 1 eget Slonarch
9 to 1 agst Bolivar
14 to 1 eget Cedric
15 to 1 eget The General

A to I agst Ca'Wes
8 to I egit Pawn
to 1 agar Henry

In the evening Mr. Lushington and two or three ether
gentlemen had dinner parties. That at Cheveley consisted
of the same noblemen and gentlemen whose names ye
have before mentioned as gnes's of the Noble Duke,
eluding his Royal Highnets the Duke of York, Marquis
Graham, &c.

The Jockey Club dinner was attended by—

The Duke of Portland. Lord Hemlock, Lord Fitzroy. Lord
Lowther, Lord Jersey, Lord Anson. Lod Cavendish, (Irserzl
Grosvenor, Sir J. Shelley, Hon. 51r. Iri,yy Hon. Mr. De Rea,
Colonel Synge, Colonel Russell, Colonel Walpole, Colonel Wil.
son, Messrs. Lmbton, NVortley, Payne, Molony, Rush, Goddard,
Aubrey, ke.

The day's sport, notwithstanding the wind and rain, was
very good, particularly the match between Don Carlos and
Reformer, which, it will be seen, turrucl out a dead heat.
The Match between Adeliza and Crockery.
The betting was nearly even, Mehra having the call. Shemado
nearly all the running, and won easy.
The Sweepstakes. T.Y.C.
Lord Exeter's Palais Royal, b yrs, list bib . .
Mr.Molony's Cinder, 5 yrs, Hat bib .

The following strirtiel,'hui were not plsced :
Mr. Powlett's Logic, 5 yrs, Nt 71b

Mr. Lambton's Siiermrceti, 5 yrs, fist slb
Duke of Grafton's Rebecca, 4 yrs, Bat 21b
Mr. Petties Cadiz. 4 yrs, 7st 13Ib
Lord Warwick's Crecy cost. 3 yrs, 7st bib
Mr. Pettit's Retreat, 3 yrs. 7st slb
Mr. Forbes'. c. by Sclim, 3 yrs, 7st 21b
Arid, Attica, and Flounder paid.
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The betting on this race was very heavy, Logic the favourite, at
7to 4 and 2to 1 ; 6to I agar Cinder and j, 13, and 9to 1 apt
Palais Royal, and in one instance 500 to Mt aria taken.

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They went off very close, and kept so for a considerable part of
the ground, when Palate Royal and Cinder came out, and made
a very severe race home, the former winning by a neck only. Logic
carried much greater weight than the other 5 yr olds, or he would
probably have made the result very different.
Match 100, Ab. M. Oat 7:b mit.
Mr. Greville'a Don Carlos . . 0
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Mr. Thornhill's Reformer . . . 0