The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-08-24 00:00:00

OXFORD RACES.

11)11 [MAY, AUGUST II

The Coital), Mole of lidif Too mile
Mr. C. Day's 8. r. Swietion, Ly Leon, jyi et • 1 1
Mr. Ockeudeo's Sirrphoo, 5 yro gt .•
Mr. Bartlry's Brom llorrionbo,s 01d...,.,.•••••
Mr Probes b assume Cord,' yrs old

Fifty Pomo& for horses not thorough bred ow loos et
tbreo beats by Goptoes 2erkelefe bl so. Rebecca by abscalc-
ct?cks Med.

ROWING MATCH.

Mr. Bish, the Contractor for the present I.ollery, havint
liberally given is ticket to the six .pet arkhcatcd waiersneu
ou the Tleames„ if, shares, to be sawed for, Ike NOW IMO
• ellPflieeleit yesterday by the following persona :
Painted Bloomfield, of Hortatory, light blue colours,
4,11.51 e ; James Covington, of Wesiminatrr, grola
colours, illo.8,4311; James Elvin', of Wesinehisto, son let
colour., No. 837 ; Peter Hyslop, of Pepptrmfiry, yellow
colours. Ns. 11,0117 Lewitt, ti Phi Bear,
purple colour!, No. 1.399 ; and Charles Wcatpood, of Black.
friars, pink colours, Nu. 808.
The match was to be decided in two kits, and at
halt past three tee shirt from Vauxhall.bridge 'broach Black-
friars.bridge, revers through the centre arch of %festally).
ster.bridge to the spot from whence they started. The tin
first he to start for the second heat, and take the same tallow,
and return as before, the list to he entitled to half a Latter/
Ticket, the second • Quarter, aloe third an Eighth; the other
eighth was for the losing candidates.
At baltpast three o'clock they started for the first beat,
which was won by the pink, mark t, and yellow ; sod at
site o'clock the three successful candidates started fur as
decisive heat, which was well consoled. The pock cows
in first, the scarlet second, and the yellow last, end received
their respective prime, as above stated, at Mr. Wright's. etc
boat-builder. The coucteurse of people wee very iseeniesio.

A Deputation from the pstrish of Bet'ausl-green
went tip yesterday about fir. o't lock to St. JsmA'.•
►quare, to present their Addrers'to the Quetta.
end were. must graciously reeeivet/. The pritLe -
idol: consisted of thirteen open landau* and four.
the postillions .with handsome new liveries, au..t
wearing white favour', several close carriages, &.e.

Yesterday a Court of Directors tri.is held at the
East India [louse, when JOSIAS Du Paa A Lax,
oNDBR. Elul. took the usual conk and his seat i._;
a Director, in the room of Sir DAVID SCOTT.
Bart. w,ho had thatimilified.--Capudu 11'ILLtitat
NIITCHELL wag bourn into the coutuniud of the whip
Bridgicafer, consigned to Chirta'rlirect.
A great cause of the decay of the Teeth arises from
neglig.tice with respect to preir-ring them ; 'wear
originates that distracting psis—sbe Tuoth-ach, and the dis-
tortion of the Teeth. The A LSA NA EXTRACT, prepared
by Messrs. ROWLAND and SON, 111141 pstrosisart by aft'
Royal Highness the Ducltem of Yolks, is allowed to be tie
first preparation' in the world for relteviag that ears oeiatisig
pair—the Toetle-ach. It not only precludes that turmeuting
pain, but preserves the Teeth ham decay, arid imparts boil.
to the Teeth mid Game a superlative beauty, and to the
Breath a delicate sweeties..

One of the greatest novelties of the present day.
in which novelty is sought after with all possilsi,•
avidity as the chi' f pas.port to public favour, is the Sew
Lottery, which is war in every sense of the word ; fur eke
Scheme is formed on a acres plan, and offers many attractions
which node of the late Lotteries could ever boast. There
are only 5,800 Tickets, all to be drawn in Ore Day (the 34th
of this Month); there are Two grand Capitals of 20,0n01.
Sterling, and 28 other Capitals; the locust Prizes are IC/ ,
every Prize is of Sleeting Money; there are no Classes.; no
Tickets reserved; every Prize may be divided among n e
Public; and each Number will he drawn singly out of the
Wheel, deciding Its owes fate, and no other; and what will
be a greater novelty than even the unrivalled excellence of
the Scheme, a scarcity of Tickets may be expctral emeium.
to the day of Drawing.
!Jr. LAIENNEC. of Paris, has icvented a machine
for investigating diseased in the organs of the clue%
It is • cylinder about a Nut lung, dud an such anti
half in diameter. pierced lengthwise by o hula dove
eighths of ass inch wide, awl istAcnstst ast.one end
the form of a tunnel the whole distoeter:pf.the cy
lietder. It acts partly us wafroleug a.sfinei of thg
eeternal ear, partly by piagitifsing Ilte4ogools
in the chest; and is wf0.int1011..44
kuovoledge of several impertant and eitts.casee dial*
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