The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-23 00:00:00

THR ARMY.

On Monday last the Portsmouth and Supply transports,
with the head-quarters and principal part of the 2.1 battalion
of the 3d guards, arrived at Plymouth from Deptford, and
on Tuesday the Zephyr with the remainder. The whole were
disembarked on their arrival, and gas eeeee d in Marlborough
and Granby-squares. On Wednesday the 74J regiment em-
barked on board thermos* trauspurts, lnd sailed immediately
fur Woolwich.

A troop of the Scots Greys, under the command of Capt.
M illy has arrived at Perth barracks, after a long march from
Holt ingham.—(Dondee Advertiser.)
The 7th dragoon guards, which have been lying for some
time in the b Ica ■ear this town, marched on Wednes-
day, Thursday, and yesterday, for Scotland, mud have been
replaced bye part of the let dragoon guards.—(Mearkerfer
Guardian.)
The let battalion of the grenadier pare is ordered to
embark in canal boats, at Padrliagton, on Theirsilay next,
fur Liverpool, and to proceed from thence to Dublin, fur
the purpose of relieving she 3d battalion of the lame
corps, which is ordered to return to Leaden by the like con-
veyance.
The Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury met
on Saturday inclining at eleven o'clock, at the Treasury
Chambers, Whitehall, to proceed in the bearing of the
claims of the parties to the booty captured in the 1/eccau, by
the army under the command of Lieut.-Gen. Sir T.
Bart. C.C.B. when the Counsel fur the Marquis of Hastings tie.
livered in a statement of the nature of his Lordship's claims,
and of the several divisions of the army under his command,
and also a statement of various doeusseats to support the same,
upon which the lards Commissioners oldie Trrasnry,it is an.
derstood, directed that the further hearing should be adjourned
to the 13tb of November next, and that alt the memorials and
documents should be printed and laid upon their Lordships'
table by the 10th of October next, after which po•iod noise
are to be received,

Thursday that very fine regiment of infantry, the 131 h
on its way to embark for England, passed between 5 and 6
o'clock in the evening, through College green, Dublin, at-
tended by a■ immense crowd of people, cheering them as
they passed along. The bogies were sounding; w►en they
came up to the statue of King William, they suddenly
erased, and the bond instantly struck tip the enlivening na-
tional air of " Patrick's Day.'

We are happy to hear that the Earl of Mourn.-
Eoocum az is recovering from the effects of his late
very serious accident.

THE TURF.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, /twin.

DONCASTER ST. LEGER.
21 to 1 apt Swap 10 to 1 apt Ajax
S to 1 apt Marcella, 122t0 1 apt soy other.

OXFORD CUP.
0 10 4 sget Spores i 6 to 1 agst Liberty.

•aIGYTOII CUP.
6 to 4 apt Comsat.

NEWCASTLE RACES.

THIRD DAY—WIC n PISDAT, JUL? 17.
The Chanter Stakes of 25gs each, 10gs. It. fur mares and
geldings, t hree.yr olds, 7st.; four, 8.1.01 b.; eve, 80. 1211, ;
six, sod aged, est. 21b. One mile.
Mr. Gsacisigne's be. f. by Amadei, 3 yrs oil
Sir A. Dun's eh. f. G..ddq 4.yrs old
Mr. Smith's bl. f. by Jupiter, 3-yrs old
Sir D. Mostrieff's b. g. Warlock, 4-yrs old 4
6 to 4 on Mr. (:sseisigne's he. f.—Woo cleverly.
The Convivial Stakes of 50p. each, h. ft for all ages; lac_
yr olds, • feather • three, 7.1.; four, est. IM.; eve
flat.9lb.; six, Sat. 1111).; and agd, est. Ills. Two miles:.
Hon. T. 0. Powlatt's br. e. Jack Spigot, 4 yrs old
Mr. Milne's be. b. Alexander, s.yrs old
Mr. Alexander eased gr. h. Hiroshima', 5-yrs old
Mr. Moyle named eh. f. Fortonn, 4 yrs oW 4
Sir J. H. Maxwelrs gr.m. Fair Helen, s.yn old 5
6to 5 the Field apt Jack Spigot-1 to 4 apt Foflllllll.
5 to I agst Alexander.--Jack Spigot woo cleverly.—The
ground was is good order, and the horses is high coodition.
The Silver Cep, value 60gs., gives by the Corporatios of
Newcastle, added to a Sweepstakes of frgs. each, p. p. for
three-yr olds, lst.; fuer, Sat. 31b.; Ave and upwards,
S.t. 1016.—Illests, two miles and • quieter each.
Mr. Lambton's hr. b. Cavalier, 5-yrs old I 1
Sir M. W. Ridley's ch. c. Honeysuckle, 3.yrs old 2
Wood Croft's Ch. f. by Comes, 3-yrs old
S and 3 to I on Cavalitr.—Woo in a caster

TOVIITII DAY--TEURIDAY.
The Gold Cap, by sedate' pi iota of Ifigs. each. for three !it
014,6.1. 41b.; four, tid. 111 b. ; gee, est 71b. ; six cud
aged, Sid. 10th. Mares allowed Sib. Four milts. (10
subscribers.)
Mr. I.siablon's br. h. Ifaverlev, by Whaleboat., 5 yrs old 1
Mr. Limbton's b. c. Richard, by Orville, 4-yrs old I
Sir I. H. Maswell's cr. sa. Fair Hrlen,s-yrs old
5 to 4 agar Fair Holes, 6 to 4 apt Richard, and 2to 1
*gat IVaver ley,

The Mcmfora• Piale of 501 for Ihrre•yr olds, 6M.71b.; fear,
Sit.; fire, flat. 91b. ; six and aged, fist. 131 b. Heats, leo
miler and a distance.
Mr. Lambiou's br. Is. Cavalier, by Minch'', syn *ld 1
Mr. Armatromea b. c. Packnian, 4-yes old .
Lord laneencbrrr)% b. g. Gooralvi, 5-yrs old .. 2 dr.
2tol um Cavalier. Very easy. Goasalvi broke dawn.

This day (Tuesday) is anticipated as a day of
tent sport, in four tights within twenty miles of
London. The great attraction is the battle bt.
(wren the Phenomenon and Peter Warren. The
other fights are between Parish (the w•termao) and
Lashbroekes, Lerwey awl Teesdale, and Brown
and a matt of Auks's. Curtis is backed at bre to
four.

We unde.stand that several horses have already
named for the Silver Cup, given by the Earl of
LonsnALß, to be run for at our ensuing races, by
horses bred in Cumherland ■nd Webtmorlitiod; sud
that others are expected to name before the Ist day
of Augost.—(Carlisle Joursu!.)

At an early hoer on Sunday morning the body of
a young man about ail feet high, stresses' in a blue
coat, *striped waistcoat, and black trousers, and of
gentlemanly appearance, was brought to St. James s
wal.ch-house by a watchman. fie appealed }p tabs
been very much ill used, In the course of Sue.
day several persons repaired to the watch-house to
see the deceased, and some of them recognised hint
as having the lame morning had a scathe with
some watchmen ne.ir Soho-square.