The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-09-12 00:00:00

RAMSC.ITE, Sm. 9.

The Pier, Sinn Hill, East Cliff, and all the neigh-
bouring heights, have been crowded the whole morn-
ing with joyful speCtators of the East India fleet,
now sa'ely moored in the Downs. The sight is truly
grand, and must c::clte in every British beholder
emotions of national pride, and exultation at our
pro,perity. In consequence of the greater pact of
the crews having been impressed on their arrival,
the Sea Fencibles have received orders to go on
board and wn:k them up Channel. The greatest
bustle therefore prevailed along shore yesterdai
,—..edng and this morning, in order to expedite their
saling, which is to take place this evening, at least
as far up as the Queen's Channel, off Ilioadstairs
and Margate. This town is thronged, at present,
with visitors of ra•ilt and fashion, though thuie are
not any public amusements to relieve them from
ennui.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

MALTON RACES.

MONDAY, ocTniti 7.
Sweepstakes of 2ngs etch, liar all aces; three-year olds, G-t
1011 s fonr-vear olds, 14 811,.fire.ye.ar olds, art. Sib six-yr:dr
olds ant 4 aged, RA. 121 h Mares .11uwed •!Ih. Two rude:.
Sir M. 114.14tertsais Sykes'. c. Sir Bertrand, by De.niiig-
brooch
Lord Fitzwilliain's br. horse, Ducat, by Coriander, S yrs. old
Lord Darlington's br. h. Haphazard, aged
Lordshildtlletoto , gr. h. Mitre Dowd, 6 yrs. old
Mr. Garforth's gr. m. Murcia, aged
Mr. Garforth's gr 1. Vesta, 4 yes. told
Mr. GarforthS gr f. Helen, 4 yrs. o'd
Mr. C. Bowman's b. ni. Sown, S yrs. old
SAME DAY,
The Fillies Stakes of 200 each, for three-yes. old fillira, 11,t.
1.!lb each. One rude and a half.
Mr. Howyer's b.y, Miss Welharn, by Screvetun, out of Miss
Cugtlen
Mr. Ga.rfortlo's bay, Laura, by Traveller, out of Yarico
Mr. Watt's bay, by a•nnrgbrough, out ut. Mia, Judy
Mr Pickerilig's bay, Mi a Cheastoakc, by Ormond
TUESDAY.
Ssirmistaker of Inv. each, fur three y 'ars old colts, flit. 416.
each. Two miler.
Sro M. M. Sykes's colt, Sir Reginald, by Neill:titan!.
l.o•d Fitzoilloara's hr. c Norval, by Hamiltonian.
1. ord Darlington's br. c by Sir reter, out of
Mr. G. Hutton's br.c. Cleveland, by Overcool, out of &monis
dam.

SAME DAY.
The Maiden Plate of 50gs. for all ages, such as never won above
one Fifty 111 Plate, Match, or Sweepstakes One mile and a
half heats. Three sear olds, ist ; four year olds. tin. 4lb ;
ire yelr olds, Ost. 101 b.; six year olds and aged, Pst. Marrs
athiwed lib. The winter uf a Fifty weeny 31b. extra.
WEDNESDAY.
Fifty Pounds tur all ages.
SAME DAV.
A Match between two POllLift, both carrying a feather. Three
N. R. The Stakes to bc paid to Mr M. Smith before
starting.
To enter for the Plates at R. Rive,'4, the Royal Oak, M
Mallon, wt the .sth of October, between the bout. a: twelve
and two. Entrance as usual.

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MALTON CRAVEN MEETING, Md.
Produce Stakes of 50gs each, h. ft. for three years uld colts, Sq.
fillies, 7st 121 b. Two wale,
Major Bower's eh f. lw Stamford, out of Belle Fdle, by Weasel
Lord Fitzwilliam's bay filly, by Sir Peter, out of a Diomud
mare

Lord barium's b. c.by Sir Peter, out of Pvelina, by Ifiehfhear
Sir M. M. Sykes's ch. f. by Stamford, out of Stella, Ly Phor-
uo
Lord Mold! ton'a b. c. by Stamford, out of Rachel, by High-
flyer
Mr. T. Kirhy's b c. by Agonistes, nut of a sister to Raton, by
Daimon
Mr. J. Thomptoses ch. c. by Stamford, out of Weltonian, by
King Fergus
Mr S. Prekering's b. f. by Sir Solomon, out of St. Arnie, ►y
Del I,ini
Mr. J. Arretrs r. f. by Delpini, oat of Miss Cogdm, Ly
Pheeiiiimimon
Mr. t attain Sykes and Mr. Grimaton's Mares had no produce.
L•ST DAV.
Sir M. M. Sykes's ch. f. by Stamford, out of Stella, against
Major Bower's chef filly, by Stamford, out of /34e Vac, last
mile and half, 100 p, h. ft.