The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-03-30 00:00:00

SILIPPING INTELLIGENCII%

LIVERPOOL, TUEYUAT, MARLS' US.

Wind W.N.W.—Pale.
Arrrivrd the Elittracht, Serger, from Dantlic; Amm illtsford
from New Ilrmoiwiek, baring been on shore at Lytham ; fr.o.. ...
,i
from St. Petri-slough. ''' i
Mt...4C William and James Brown's signal fur the Tostarom
frso
rtiiiiiSrlphis--Mr. Thomas Murray's .Ignal.
The Minerva. Harvey ;
arand the li:ari Selkirrom Li, erixol
for Newfoundland, have rived at Waterford. k, Walker, f

P A I.MOUTPI, MA RCII 27.—Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, for 10,,,e. Wind N.E.
PI.V3IIICTR, MA RCR 27.—Salled his Majey't p Galat ru
ea, , America r the Elisabeth, Moon, for North America ; the pfl; 7,1.
Mitt hell, for Quebec; and the Aurora, Arbor., for Mt. Croix. Wind P: 14. p.
PORTNMUtiII, MARCIA INC—Malted his hi aie.ty,, ship Inerld for he,
.*
doe-t and Antigua. The Amphitrite, Thomvon, from the Broths for H.a
burgh, ha. come Into harbour to dkcharge, being leaky —Wind w.
L•ur v alms, hl. ern 29.—A large ship WWI obvervAd yesterday al ph'm apparently in great divert..., haring three pilot boat, In aitendane. ;
weidward, wind N.E. ; she was expected to make Weymouth, hrelttgAshes, 111WhAtethCellh2ISV.—.MA.:Vherin athnedNardeedledito' rail'hdeaßt i3veltbrythrheit. hel'rre.gtreetlPti,ttg4,hl4,, horn Cork. Arrived from the hirer and remain the Clacinnato., thi,.,`' for New York ; Margaret, Wriogles, for Iremerara; aad Eliza,/
Hare, for the Cape of Good flope.—Wind S.W. to W.S.W.
GRAYSSINII, MARCIA 28.—Arrived the Bncepbalas, Guild, ru,,,,A
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lir ; Crescent, Pitt, from Herded ; Two Jonge View,, Itykerte, f", Wort= ; and Neptune, Stranack, from Ostend. hailed the 11,.tZ for India; Hall, Coat., and Astres, Ratters. far Hambitigh ; 5e.,,,' Wetherell, for Trieste ; Argo, Lamermer, for Elsinore ; Jong, ti,,„7.
Mote, for Antwerp; Hendrick, Drasch, for Koniamberg; cid 'l'4
Zimmerman, for ?Oleo. Ora,
ebe• ole CORI, MARCO 25.—Wind E.—The Hopewell, holy
Into Caritietown, which vessel war abandoned at sea, was on Mouthy lot
claimed, In the imam anJ on the behalf
of the St. Patrick 4...urance Cop.
urn?
Jamey
It„relvt.ihd,e,aittnt ud,odwehrworwitee.rat otn. vcess:ealetauti.d.lr,goi.
ta, a
p,,r
postwar ion of her. We understand the Court of Aggprgiry tt":",d ow" taku.l.ly6
taken possession of her as a derelict vessel.

The sloop Doke of Wellington, Mathew+, from Galway to London,
PIK pat into Crook Haven 19th Inst. vrry leaky, wind at N.N.W. gig,
and
salted again on the 21.1, reported not seaworthy.
The Non. Company's ship General Kyl, Nvirne, front Chink wi,
spoken
ntsnre.with 2,:ith Feb. In lat. 13. N. long. a. by the Corsair, arrived og
Pe
The Helen Theresa, Henderson, one seven weeks from Ilimmult, us
spoken with by a pilot-boat arrived at Falmouth.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

DONCASTER RENT RACES.—!Concluded.)

BRYON!) DAY, TURADAY, MARCH 28.
The weather to-day ha. been very favourable, and the (unpiny ecujii
if not more munoruua than yesterday. The 41 wag very tine and uy art
marred by any accident. Mr. Foljambe and the flunuurable E. Pete!
have WWII i Cupt fur next year.

Match 50 ann. One Mile.
Mr. Cross's br. h. by Young Guildford. 6 year., Ilat. 7lb ..............• I
Mr. Pesti'. b. m. Kate Kearney, 6 years, I I.t. 71b. .. 2
.• The borne took the lead, kept It, and wonin . a canter. •Rode by Mr,
Kltthing. 5t04 on the winner.
A Sweepstakes of 10 any.. each, and 101. added by the Corporation,
Gentlemen riders. Two Mlles,
Mr. Clarke's ch. b. Harlequin. aged (Sir H. Homey) ....... . .......... I
Mr. P. D. Cooker ch. h. St. Patrick, by Orion, aged__
6to 4 against Harlequin, and 2to I against George. The horses went
off well together, and kept abreast 9 parts of the ground, when Georpde. dined, after which H.rlequln made all the running and w ..,n a raster.
The Honourable E. Petre's Cup, value 50 gs. for 4 year old -, and upward,.
Two Mile..
Mr. W. Tine'. eh. h. Pomfret Cake, 6 years
Mr. G. hall's ch. b. by Caftan, year 5.............. ......... , 2
Mr. Saile's br. w. by Cation, 4 years
This race .vas truly run till towards the end, when Pomfret caw ems
out and won very cleverly.
The Sandbeck Hunt Stake. of 5 POTS. each, and 20 added by the Um,
far horses hunted with Earl Scarborough's bound,, Gentlemen Mesa Two Mile Heats.
Mr. Clarke's r. m. Chilton 1.4.1%. 4 year. !Sir R. Barney',..
Ma. A. Gordon's gr. h. Sir Harry, S year.
Mr. Boomer's b. in. Maltby Lam, aged
Mr. CM... be. h. by Young Guildford, 6 years
Mr. Poliambe's ch. g. The Fiddier, b yearn
Mr. H. tVoodeock's gr. m. Phccbe, 5 year.% . .
The heats were each well contested at the first, bat It was evidMitMat
the winner bad decidedly the race at command.
A Handicap of 5 nova. each. One Mlle.
Mr. Wood's b. m. by Yonne Orville, 5 year., 'bit. 71b ,
Mr. C. Brown's ch. h. Woodpecker, aged, 13M.
Capt. Hinton's gr. b. Nuncip. 5 year., lOrt. 121 b. .........
Mr. Wat.on's br. m by Call-learn, 4 yearn, fist. 71b.
Mr. Brookfield's ch. h. Chance, 6 yearn, 1 Ist.
Mr.. 7. Birk's b. m. The Duchess. 6 years, 10st. gib..,
Mr. Lamley's b. m. Geotgiana, 6 yearn, 10.. gib
Mr. Pont.,', Diana, 6 years, 12.1
A good race, but won cleverly.

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ROYAL HUNT.
A fine deer was turned out on Easter Monday, on Farnham Comma,
for the day's diversion, which the libires hounds hunted. A atimerour
assemblage of sportsmen of all ranks were assembled on the Common
partake of the sport, IN bell as a great number on foot. The deer, to
starting, proceeded In the direction of Dropmure Hid, through the woods
'radii* to it, where he was headed by the sportsmen on f ; the deer
then made a double round towaide Clifden, and ran down the hill to the Thames. The sportsmen, who Imagined that he would crow
the water, proceeded, together with the hounds, over Maidenhead-bridge,
and took to the right, but the deer was. running along the bottom of the
wood, under Clifden Mit by the spring; one of the Yeomen Fricke's,
who was following the deer, gave a signal for the huntsmen and hounds to
return over the bridge, which they did, and, turning to the left, renewed
the cliace. The deer proceeded up the hill towards Lord Boston's stain
Hedsor, taking to the left by Wooborn, up the hill and through Beacons-
field, then to the right, and back again through the woods and Inclosurei
down by Farnham, crossed the Bath-road towsrets the Thames, which be
crossed opposite Bray-wick, whence he ran with Feat swiftness. The
sportsmen and hounds went over Maidenhead-bridge, ana many of the
;portstnen were now thrown out, the remainder renewed the cheer ftGal
Bray-wick. The deer took across the fields towards ‘Vhite Waltham, then
to the left towards Bintield, and through the inclosures near Lord Bray.
Iwooke's Park, where this line deer was at last taken, after an escellent
chore of above five hours, during which time it Is supposed to hare eva
above 60 miles.

MELTON HUNT.
Melton and Its vicinity at this moment boart a numerous assemblage of
gentlemen of the first distinction. It Is calculated that not less than from
600 to 700 hunters and hacks are now consuming the produce of the
farmers and graziers in this neighbourhood. To-morrow the great and
Interesting steeple chase for 1,000 guineas, from Rarkby Holt to Biller.
don Coplow, made by Lord Kennedy and Captain Ross, will take place:
the littler gentleman and Mr. Douglas to ride, to decide this great match.
on wtiel some thuutiands ire depending; betting even. This race mitts
the greatest Interest throughout the kingdom. The grand rants of nicks
between Lord Kennedy and Captain Rosa 'Potter and Nash feeders) sill
take place on Monday, 'Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday nest, for 501.
a battle, and 1,1/001. the main. The gentlemen of Melton and the neigh-
bourhood are building by subscription a very commodious cockpit and
theatre, far surpassing any Wing of the kind in this part of the kingdom.

The match between the Plover mare, the property of Major Ilus
of Anwell, and Mr. Forbes's Trinculo, 16 mibst, took piate ymte:day
morning over three mile+ of ground at Anwell, Perks, each Lacryirle
feather weight. The mare was backed at 6to 4, and the I:ke odd that
the winner performed the 16 miles 'rigida an hour. The match waa per-
formed as follows :

Rs. a.
1330
..
.....
II 12

Sii 1101141.

Three mileeT
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
The mile

TOIi lIIARS. X.
Three mile% ...... is 29
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
The mile • 4 2

'es id ss s
The horse broke into a gallop in the 2d mile, or the 16 miles would base
been dune within an hour. The mare was beat in the 14th mile.

GREAT FOOT-RACE YESTERDAY ON CLAPHAM CONNOR.
The Move neighbourhood was crowded yesterday afternoon by some
thousands, to witness the performance of a pedestrian match for one
hundred sovereigns, the runner being a crack Yorkshireman, a protege of
ds Josh Huon. The time appointed waxthree o'clock, but the yards
were nut on the ground till rive, when the pedestrian appeared read? for
the start. The distance to be run woolen miles, a mile being messuretifrorn
opposite the Plough, on the road leading to Wandsworth, which acres
rarity occasioned nine turns, and for which twenty-sercn seconds were
added to the hour, the time In which the ten miles were to be seem-
Wished. Each two miles was run as follows :

min. sec.
ist two miles ll 33 4th two miles .
2d
3d I

......
57 min. be Me.
The pedttelriao thaw won the match by 2 min. 29 see. Including the
allowed 27 ere. fie Is short, but very muscular, and carried himself is
true running style, If we except his going rather wide. Ile appear"
rs-
pable of great things, and his backer offered to not him for one hundred
guinea, ten miles, against any man In England. Betting was
time.—Between three and live o'clock a rabble of near 2,00 kept team[
and Insulting hot passenger* and equestrians In the baretaced man-
ner' several of the latter being obliged, in self-it-fence, to torn round led
charge them. 'They also stopped some carte; at least, they forcibi) co--
vented their passage, keeping however from rubbery. Tie poiicv wit
very inefficient.

COAL MARKET MAi.cs 2/.
Ships at Market. Ships Soli. Pri'e.
Newcautle
Scotchlt Coal
to Pd

BIRTH.
On Monday,
huuse dathein2P7thortlinaltd-Pprilsee.nce.s
Polignae was safely delivered of a
son, at h