The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-08-03 00:00:00

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; of Uxbridge. from Uxbridge
Dr Grey, truss Putney Heath, . 4, at, Wrest
House. Brilfordshire.
the Dowager Cuestas of Jersey, from the Malmsey Hotel,
for Cheltenham.
Lord and Lady Hasemlea and family, from their house is
Overman:vet, tirustresor.squrue, fur their seat, liairrydeu
House, Berks.
Lady Foley, from from her bowie he Hauraki's-place, for
her seat, Whitley Court, Worcestershire.
Lord Ebringion, GUM Bruuk-street, tbr his seal, Castle
Him, South Molitor.
Lord and Lady Hearsiker and family, from their boyar is
Grosverior.mseare, for their seat, Wurlingworth Hall,soffolk.
Lady Heneage Osborne, from bi r house in Clorkmatreet,
Berkcley-sipeare, for her • et is Bedfordshire.
Lord f'a.riereagh left lows oer Saturday, fur his seat,
North Clay, Kent.
Tbe Bishop of Easter sad the Hon. Mrs. Pelham from their
house in Comas • :lot n• a bow.
Sir Eilastend Autrithus, Bart. from hie house Hyde Park,
fur Cheltenham.
Jobs. Lowther, Esq. M.P. from Growirernor-square, fur his
seat in Yorkshire.
William Lisshinglom Esq. from his house is Gloucester-
place for Twobridge Wells.
General Sir S. Brown, Bart. from his house in York-place,
fur the Continent.
Colonel Delay, from his boom is Harley.street, fur his
seat, Stoke Park, Surrey.
Colonel Gore Lioigtun, from his horse in Grosvenor-
square, fur his scat, Newton Park.
Colonel Lori, from Berkeley.oprare, for his seat iu Dor-
set shire.
Captain Ross, frms the Pelteney Hotel, for France.
Mr and Mos. Burlent, from their house is 81. Jamem
square, fur their seat, Ottereliaw.

CHELMSFORD RACES.

FRIDAY, JULY 31. •
Our Ricers commenced on Tuesday last, when the etifee-
taboos* of the lover. of the sport, were realited to them
fulldot eaten.. The gentleateit of the turf were More thus
usually ownerons, with whom the complete slate of the
rare rotary,. was the sobjcct of general eulogioni, itbeing
declared by them equal to any in the kingdom. Ti. thee C;r-
-eIIO4I.IIIIIIICC may he attributed the unusual member of looses
that attended. The rain which fell MI Monday, eentrilin fell
much to the powers of the horse, as well as to the. safety of
the rider The course was each day croviikd *ilk fashi
able company, soul the Gem,. of the weather was suck au
Inert it iim 10 Ali Cl lases slot to be resisted.
TU/BOAT —Ti,, hest rare hewer the weir mile, for a
Sweepstakcout Btsy guineas each, was won by Lord Rouse
bay colt Lelia., twisting six ushers. A Sweepstakes of
is esity.five gallons s ach u as next conleffiled fuser the same
ground, and was son by tar. Cbifitey's bay Ally Rump, beat-
ific two others. The third race was fur the Oatismil-Slakes,
thirty guineas each, the two miles and a half course, which
was won by General Groavettos% Ally. Three horses nAt
started for h. r Majwty's plate of one husflied gaineasi vis•
Mr Neil.'. rheum. Ally she Duke of Rotland's
bay mare Rhoda; awl Mr. Nnfiliey's chesnot filly Willow.
Two good heats were rust for the rime, the Bost was woe by
Caatrass; after which Willow was withdrawit ; the sermid
beat was obiaintsl by Rhoda, when Canvass MAP also with-
drawn,anil Rhols ww.walked round the groused to establish
bet.claim to ON cosmos.

ANTIQUE IdIN4I.

WILDYFSDAY The Aral rare was two miles and * half,
hosing is ma ich for one hundred guineas, in which Cameral
Grosvernur's ally Hi ! Hi ! Hi ! (as oared after the race)
beat Lord Polea's Philharnionas ; the match was particu-
larly good, and so well contesied, au in be won by
head only A Sweepstakes of her guineas each, to which
there were six subscribera, sad twenty guineas added, was
next raw fur by throe lours. a, p►oduciag two good heats, when
• chestant gelding, named by Mr Fari:rtl, carried the Sweep-
stakes, beating Mr. lee's brown Ally. The third race was
fora Gold Cup, of nue hundred guineas Oahe, a sheer-miles
beat, when the Duke of Ruthann' Rhoda, named t y Mr.
Hinsywilud, carried the cup The Town Plate ..f fifty
pounds, twing the last rare fur the day, after two well.rsin
trate.' heats, fur which three horses 'taro. 4, was Obialllttl by
Mr. Wilsoo's bay Ally, l'hunilerstoi in.
The public b ills, breakfast', and ordinaries, were most
respect•hly attended; and the theatre, nit Wednesday night,
under the patitmage of the Stewards of the R tier, and like-
wise last night, tinder the %auction of a Isespeek, by the Lady
of .1 Disney, Eq. produced on bulb occasions, full sod
crowded houses.

A few swoollos ago was hough. fur a guinea, of a poor man
at Ca►a•rvua, a beautiful gold ring It was fumed so re-
moving lOW rubbish by the groat pie of Carnarvou Castle.
It bar engraves' upon it the figure of a trutale nursing •
rink!, with either • Chinese or Samoa inacripliva. Neither
the antiquarians there nor at Child. r can nook.. out Ike in-
scription, and it is slow in the Antiquarian Society, in Lou.
dou. The lady who purchased it ha:. •Iready barn ofered
201. fur it. It has without doubt, lain there shier the build-
ing of the s►ove structure. \a`hen fonud it wss tattooed is
a ■mall silver boa, along with some little things like era-
cilia's, which the f. how that found them threw away, be-
cause, as hr says, they were decayed nod not wort► keeping

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GOO ISWOO D RACES. •
BOW {TRY rT.
Friday was the Grid day of Goodwood Rages, and Ilse A 8 i""eirtil.""if • rwllyrY has been fur some • z.o-
eownw exhibited a Issinwrome Awe of 0pit.,„11,1 egwipagcs. otIZ no at ibis oliir., io which the unatndam of bond. wrisenz
has su well ei,ereete.l, iteit the utast inflamer friend of
The Fifty Guineas Sweepstakes was eive,e4 off by Loud
psi iv pos. ham loses. deceived. The teraillirnian
Egreiniatit's C. by Eleriesois, which 1.416411111 r the runny.
The Tee Geoineeicfele ken was won by Mr. trnek•von'ii g. Is. . 641:"1 "1""i "4 Mr fork lan:ft""' "1
W.
at Snaitlfi. Id,
who
Traveller, S. ail, g ebe rketion filly and counet received a led** die 15th of lone last, which Was brotielit
Sir Cheislopher, The first was a dead heat briefer.' I'ra. Ow him by a 1.14, tempos/tug an ere 4011141 111 him by Pair.
vrller and the inv. I Maio% a very intimate friend of his, who Mated, in a
The Fire Gall/CU Xtllkrt was win by %%sum... bar manner, that lie was skirt of cash .at bay heave's, 4,111
Iseatlog Captain Mo"re''' Romp, Lord Marries Gam, po
r. oestiog him to 'accept a WI of exchange for Oki. 14 lid.
fi,
Ha,,ads. ere y mare, and 11rfilly. The
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re listed Ills ]one, 181 e, and posport log lo he drawee by 1 homes
Pronbertelos, liar Simms mot .'pun Sir William
two anal three to one on Rump, but she was suddeuly taken
i11...il could not rola bee best. Curds, Ruh arts, and Cu. Nankff., 11111,11111.
Tlw City Plate of Any punnets was ono at roar bent,,,, Mr. Poetilington having no climb/. on reading the letters
Cul Grave's Brush, miaow Traveller, Sir. Walker's Alex- that it was the hand-writing of his friend, Mr. Main, es well
sailer, and Captain While's filly by Golumpern ' as froth die 'dyer of al, he accepted die bill Without the Irest
The (baloney was well attended ; the din'', r and wines - liesitalion. A short tone after Ale. Poadstegtoei •i.l
served sip, most excellent; mid the Bali was auteiiileil lov the Main sleet, When Mr. P.;0411":Il'm tobleolred, in .1.'"1"
Get (endear of Sussex aud the Eastern pert of Hampshire.manner, wpm Mr. Maiu brine avert of rash at his 'meeker.,
which was unintelligible to Mr. Maio ; however Mr. Poele-
lington wornismed his observetiuns opus the letter he hail
swot him by the lad, rec. the whole of which was ineompre-
heusible to Mr. Main, who observed that lie was happy to
say be bad not beeu shore of casts ; au explanation then took
place, and the friend and forgery was tllneolllTell.
lion was then giver at the Mauve ',thee. sod Tatioton, the
officer, was employed to trace out the parties wine hail com-
mitted the forgery. The Officer discovered dam the bill had
been cashed un the nose day it was *receded by Mr. Puck_
button, and the bank notes That were obtained for it from
the Milk of Means. Currie, Rallies., end CO CUrnhill, weir
exchanged us the same day et the Brill of Fegland fie shied
out's, prinaipally fur 11 ; one of them was traced into the
possession of a man of the name of Partridge, who was little
suspected at that time; huotiver, a seeoud It. note was (rated
Otto the neighbourhood where he lived, and at !motile joke hats
poascssion, when a suspicion Muse against him, although a
respectable mail, and un comparing some writing of his in
leiterstes the eililloratmeue•un the Busk nob*, there was every
reason to &aspect he was the forger, anal it cioesequelice a
warrant was applied for and obtained, hpou which hp sas
opprehesided, said the sitepieion being so strung against him,
he was mottled to be detained.
Thomas Moak Miss !Merlon', • young man of reapeeln-
ble appearance, was charged with defrsudiiie Mr. William
Barnacle, a wine-inercleant, of Willimet•street, au the Adeliilii,
11l Its.
It appeared that the Prisoner called upon Mr. Rawdeu,
and represented that he hail been is commended Jo lean by
Mr Chandler, of Newmati•street ; that he was in want of some
good wine, and aft. r tasting and drink •ng a good porieuti of
oleffereot surts, be agreed fur the piircler-e of Ifierni dozen
of wine, 113111111 n name was flea.riseou, er-ill desired the wipe
to be sew to the Buffalo, in the New Komi!. Just as hr was
parting a ith Mr. Ba ad. is, he pretended to recollect a hat he
hail no silver in his pocket, and requeseeel the loan of some,
and Mr. B. gave hint es. veld( h the I',', • peeluumrd to
remise to the snail when he betinglit ham the Want', and which
he should pay for sio delivery. Sir. Bowden having been
cautioned lay the clert tie Messrs. Nicholson and Cie. the din
tillers in Woodbridge street, Clerkenwell, of a man atiower•
log the desceeption of the Prisoner, Mr. Randen was there
fore peewee' fur him, and marked a gnsiitity of silver,
which he had kept in readiness ter the Peasosu r, anal gave
Imo six of the marked shillings, and when Air Prison./ hail
le ft him but a shoat disieure • he followed natal iletaineil
him. On sending to the Bnlfielo, iii the New.riond, the
taalae 14 Harrison, or the person of the Prisons, was not
knobs, nor was he known to Pair. Chandler. When be wee
brought to the °See be said bus name was not Harrison, but
Smith.

He was ordered to Sad bail, or be committed fur the
fraud.
ARLEnR4
CURIOUS DISCOVERY.
Oa Worthies man and Ism wife were brought Sp for re.
esaminatiou, charged with uttering fussed Rook metes, to a
large antolunt.
The Prisoners have been suspected for some time, in con.
sequester of which Foy mid other effirers went to search their
lodging■, but at first could find nothing; just as they were
going away, ■ rolling-pin covered with Hour was observed
its the room, which one of the officers took op, and was
•ato to find it very light. On examitiatioa, it was
found to be hollow, end contained • great quantity of
foisted mite..
Mr. Rooker, the sureecsor of Mr. Westwood, &Beaded un
behalf of the Bank.—ltemanded.
The Lady of Wesel B—y, of Berkeley.atreet. Portman.
square, tame to the Office in her ca►riage, to answer a
charge of assault iustituteal against her by ht r art
It appeared from the evidence adduced, MA the Corn.
plitiossit war lately hired into the (\shiners family for the
spare of nine mouths certain, at a Balmy of no less than two
guineas per week, in addition to which she was allowed the
privilege of having her own children maintained in the family.
Through some Methadon's of the name, the baby cut its
hand is a shotkisig manner, and the Con plainaiit Brut for
the family ausgeon to dreas the wound. All this was done
without the knowledge of the Lady, but the impost hap.
peitiog to call at the house, mentioned the circumstance to
Mrs B. who was greatly enraged at it, and calling the nurse
up stairs, desired Writs leave the house that moment. The
latter said that her Ladyship struck her some ►evere blows,
the a greets of whist simatill felt.
The Defendaut denied tins filet, but said that the Com-
plainant had placed her bark agaiiist the rhamber-door, and
resolutely refused to let her pass till ale gate the enfant into,
her hassle, snyiug that the Colsimel had mistimed it to her
tare, and would expel it from tier Lauds. film admitted
having then pushed her, to get oat.
The nurse, in answer, solid, that sup far front placing her-
self against the dime, it was the effect of the blows she re.
ccivesl front her mistress which caused her to staggsr against
the done.
The cam was postponed, wills a *view of bringing forward
evidence ist the lady's favour; cod between seven Mid eight
o'clock in the seveuitie the Cotuncl, attended tote of his
female servants, came down to the Aire Thu person's
testimony was not very material, and the Mneistrate, not
thinking the ease its any way aggravated, dimmed the war.
rant, telling the nurse that bin &rigours would out prevent
her from indicting her mistress, if she pleased to pursue
that course.

The aectiunt of the di , its rattle, treat Ment,
and probable termination, under which a er.rtnin
great Prescience labours, which apiseit's in the 32d Ittember
of %he Monthly Gaulle ssf Health (published on. Friday),
will be read with great interest, coming, as it evidently
dare, from an authentic source. The uutratree of knisit lo
the Hospitals, and I eminent medical chartigicia in
Paris, with a comparative view of the /Limits' martian' of
England and Frasier, and the adwaniages result *le pupils
acid patients. we recommend to the perusal of she Maiiicrels.
err, Medical Men, soil Pupils of the Looden Hospital..
Amon&
.41w hoe di.roverica air remedies for coesumplion ;
the cilinrnmince,by M. NATOOK fur tiroply ; the pyredia Ns-
benalr, fur itillige,tion, geni rid debility, Zkc by Dr. HUTCII-
- which, with a Bierrapiiiral Memoir of Dr. STON V,
Spreilicatims of the Composite). of Solander'a Sanative Tea,
a Philosophical Dissretatiou ma Lore and its Mom, an
Account of some late ingenious Pruceeduma of a Vaccine
inatitutiou in Emoting thworarSr Diplomaa to sake the
wind, a new epode of preparing Virkgar, 4e. rendre the
present Number of flits very awful popular Work tighly
interesting.

On Tuesday, Wednesday, rind Thursday last, d
great 'Amber of soltlic!" r4ists and 111111i/et, just
arr.verl Irons Fruiter, I;sts4ett through Itingsootl,
Moos, to their remiec•ier pitriAheit iu the comities
or De, on suit Cornwall; enc.!. (silly truvilltu with
a at per wile, ihrrie-hanpelice each woman
soil one ',roil tacit chili!. Mr. Wti.t.tatt Cult•
sus, one of the liverarers ..r Ringwood, rtltcyrd
two hundred women and nine huitdrtd sod firtv
eltildreit—i.tbi amount of rash 14hd wan 521. 17'. &I.

ASIMINABLE .
the blarchiortrio of Exeter left •town yesterday smelting,
Ihr /ter seal. Laugh.,
The Martiois s. d Wereltioneet of Winchester and family,
Mom 'heir bowie to Greateroureapsere, fur their mat New-
port HON.., 114110.
The Nereid mesa et.hertmirs, form leer horse is Stratford.
Flare, for her seat the 'rimy.
The hlrinewie alairehrouess at Worcester front their
horse in Brook -street, en a tone.
The Marqui. of Oresund,. from his bosom io Hammer-
square, fur his seat Oshruagh Hall, Norfolk.
Earl and Comoro Wablegrarre, from their seat, threw-
brrry.hill, on a roar.
The Earl of Oltbleer, front his house iu Clarges•strort, for
his era* in Sure. y.
The Earl of Uxbridge. from Uxbridge Hoare, for Bognor.
Ele Grey 'rug Putney Heath, for her a, at, Wrest