The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-03-31 00:00:00

TUN CRASH.

On Thursday morning the Berkeley Fox-hood* threw otr
fn Windsor Great Park, and they /non found a Rae large
fox near Virginia Water. which skewed great sport. He
made several turns in the Park, bet soon went 'Mt and look
to the left across the Heath towards Trump's Mill, and then
to the right across the Heath towards Bagsbut Park, where
they lost him.
Ou Friday morning a fine deer was turned nut at Salt
Hill, near Winitior, and took Arai across the commons awl
enclosure, towards the Uxbridge rood, which Ire crossed, and
ran with great swiftuess tuwards.Watford, iii Hertfordshire,
where he was taken in a raillporol, after an excellent days
ebase.—The same morning Lord Rivera, attended by • num-
ber of Gentlemea, took the diversion of courant; is the Little
Park. They had great sport; the hares were very pleatiful.
R.rfraurdinar, Fox Chase trills Harriert—Tha Pottery
and Moorland Hounds met on Saturday last at Chet!, and
tonged oat a hag fox, which they killed in twenty minutes
Without a single check. They afterwards drew Knipersley
'peers and &nod a fox, which immediately broke cover, and
took the direction of Mow Cop to Biddulph, up for the
Trough Stone Hills, and on to Cloud Rock, bending to the
tight to Houghton Heys and down to the roker at Ridge!,
where he was hard pressed and obliged to cross the reser.
von.; the hounds now viewed him, suit run him gallantly
to Rushton Marsh; he row souk the wind, and made good
his way to Entitle Common, sod was killed near Sl4ithiteley
Path, after a run of at least twealtY-tao mike.

The Earl at Derby's Stair-boonsols sheet ibis day, at Ad-
dington; Thursday, at Sautham Bottom; and on Saturday,
but nut yet fixed where.
John Maberly, Eart.'S ,Piax.hosonolus meet on Thursday, at
Bulky Hull ; and Saturday, al Limpsfirlul commun.
II Jo EEO. Poit-lumeitlx meet to-morrow, at Ken-
nel ; and Saturday, at Betchworth.
The Worriers meet to-Morrow soil Saturday, at Kennel,
two miles distant (rum Croydon.

THE TURK

CATTERICK BRIDGE RACES.

IVT.DNI3DAY, /4ARCJI 25.
The ("raven Stakes of Inge. each. One mile and a quarter.
Mr. Yales's Gaudy, by Peruvian
Mr. lAmbion's !Wilms
Lord Darlington's b. c. by Bay Troinlioulus . ..
Several others alerted.—Won easy.
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Mr. Miehaelson's Miss Frances, by Suireier, twit Lord
Querwoherry's b. f. by Stamford, Sat. each. 01111 mile and a
half, 100 gs.
Produce Stakes of 2.5g5. each, h. A. colts, est 31b. ; Sines, see.
Two miles.
Mr. lAmbton's eh. e. Mandeville ..
Mr. Allisou'a b. f. by Marmion
Several others started.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs each, h ft. colt., Sit. 31h. fillies, Sat.
One mile awl a half.
Mr. Powleit's ch. c. by Coma., dens by l'ipator ..
Mr. Lanntiton's er. c. Loch' nvar. by M union . .....
The Doke of Leeds's cll. r. by Sorcerer, and Mr. Orde's
eh. f. by Marntion, also started ; a very good race beton*
the first Iwo, won by half a neck.
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Sweepstakes of 30p. each, for c.d.,. est. 31b. and fillies, So.
Two sniks.
Mr. Jaques's ch. c. by Cll4llllllll • ••••• ,•• • • 1
Mr. aultun's h. c. by Thunderbolt
Duke of Leeds's ch. c. by Sorcerer
A hard race. The gruond was very deep and heavy

• TIIIIIIIIDAT.
The Old Stakes of 21/4. each, 10e.. ft. Mt. lab.;
Fillies. Bet —Two utiles. (r) Soleurrdwr%.)
Colonel Cradock's cll. e. by Counts, dam by St. George
r. Shepherd)
Mr. Prime% b. c. by Colon , out of Sister to Rosette..
Lord Derlisigtou'i b. c. by Bay Trophostios, out of Wal-
ton'. dam
Mr. Putrletes b. c. Glenne-eon, by Thunderbolt 4