The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-10-19 00:00:00

MONMOUTH RACES.

ItEcosose OF Clierrge.—D. F. JomEs. Esq.
bring resigned this office. Mr. BENTON. Attor-
ney-General for the county, has been sppointed
his successor.

The theatre at Barnwell closed on Tuesday. with
the play of The Antiquary. sod the farce of Too
lute for Dinner, far the benefit of the managers.
Mews. SMITH and BBLLAN Y. who were gratified

These brilliant spotty eoussesseed yesterday 'ensiles',
when the Sweepstakes of Iwo guises, each, missives sub.
scribers, were Wow, at lon heats, by Mr. Haggersinn's
Eclipse, besting Gard, Bay Gtwertu•, the Beverley Cult,
Charming Alully, Chef-41E4.re, Kiss Allegro, Fytilesei,
and Jenny Sutton. Nothing could 'acted Ike sarprise
the spectators at the winning of the sweepstakes by this
horse. His figure was ►uch se to
saddled, appearing like the hymen Nine distorted by
rbeusitaiisin; ■ad his short crooked switch tail added to him
grotesque Cunt. It is said mach mosey was list upon this
rare.

The Custody Heathers' Plate of 501. was we., at two beets,
by Mr. West's Fitt•Orville, beeline fts•beces, Metrorissa,
Giros' Ensenada, Misateinar, sod the Beverley Colt.
Thursday, the County Plate for all aces, was wow at two
beats, by Mr. Kelly's Swindon, heatiax Pyieteter, Red Row,
bowies, Mimeo, she Beverley Celt, and Mies Bradley. In
running the Netted heat NIP Bradley fell mod threw her
rider, by which his shoulder was dislocated ; sod as she fell
with great violeser, it was elate ilsoinents before she re.
covered herself (ceiling twice over), which afforded a dying
leap over her for the bones which were followian; happily
M tuber accedest occurred by is. She was afterwards sold
for bOgs. tieing Issued by she fall.
Tie Medial Plate of 501. 'ilea by the Town of Mon.
timed' was won, at four heels, by Mr. Josses !Sunned.,
brining Pits. Orville, Eclipse, Meteorite, Jeray Satita, sod
Montego,. Never was deer renniag, and it was aearly sax
&clock iss the evessitic before the spurs were roueleded.

They had assay heautilui maga aim orrice*.. , ,
the defendants; with whom possibly the Ministers Ties Mile-mid Deputation tailored shortly after; con. of .P.-ir-o-i;isr-s-:-Ortri-e—Cj lic-ster-tbli-e-a-t-re i—ni-1...1-./...ariu-it-oi, imputed ou Thursday.
. Frances Tiplady, of Marygate, aged 13 (removed to the with meat violence., it was some moments befelie sbe re.
in the l'Honey-Muon ; for her own benefit, lust night,
of the Crown ;nay eventually be found united. It As( time of Lasltes and Gentlimen, in open landaus andhospital), severe contusion of the bead and body, au a dau- covered herself (rolling twice over), which afforded afl •
leap over her fur the horns which were billowing; ha pi y
rtiiii..!
isr, the drivers is yellow astir jackets, tend the horses de. it being her last appearance in England fur someoilier accideat °marred try ii. She was afterwards sold
thus opens a new course of proceeding, in which ettn„d with white eihhe„. gerous state.
10. Thomas Yarey,Skeldergate (now in the hospital), frac- "Noe 50gt. being tames' by she fall.
time.
~ I the Counsel for the Bill will be empowered to ad- Racoons& or c —RESTEIL—D. F. JONES. Esq. The theatre at Barnwell closed on Tuesday. with tare of the wrist, and contusion of the ankle. The Medico, Plate of 501. given by the Town of Mon.
duce evidence for the poolroom of invalidating or having resigned this office. Mr. BENTON, Attu% the play of The Antiquary, and the larce of Too 11. A labouring man (name not Meows), severely braised,
/use for Dinner, fbr the benefit of the man month was won, at four beats lay Mr. Joaes's Sibilinas,
rebutting the charge of bribery mid of inabornstiou tar for the county, has been appointed bet not dangerously.
verl2. Mr. R. Bell, grocer, Thursday-market, bruised in St. lit ating Pia: clipse Meteorins Jenny Salina auil
i his successor. Messrs. SMITH and BELLAMY, who were graatgifieresti Monteatar. Never Orville,;as finer 'running, slid it was nearly ale
I of perjury which may chance to be established al part..
There was a this attendance at Norwich Market with a bumper on the occasion. Mr. DELLAiIy 13. The son of Mr. Lee, woollen draper, Cuppergate, o'clock in the evening before flee spurts were concluded.
wgainst the promoters and agents of the measure on stigma,s
and a
short The weather on Weeheaday ions very dull and cold, but on
supply of gram of all delivered no appropriate address of thanks for the notch bruised,
by the Counsel for the Quatro. When loch kinds. Wheat advanced 41. 515(1 Barley Is. per patronage with which the company had beets ho- 14. Mr. Walton, severely bruised. to the course a must splendid display of equipages, filled •it h
en invertigatien 'May terminate it is beyond comb. There WO, a full supply of Scot. and 'soured. Shortly after he had retired, several per- brute.
dA sun of 31r. Lister, guard of she London coach, head elegantly dressed Ladies, while time terraces of the garde:n.4
cosieguire.... Homebred Cattle, but many were driven off tan- sons in the gallery called for the song of •" nie , mad not likely to recover. of Mr. Partridge, Miss btu,-,bey, Mr. Falba y, C3pt. isasesea,
the powers of human foresight toWith several others nut much injured.—,York Herald.)
bold. The alter's-pens were well filled. Queen," and a discordant noise, somewhat renal- and Mr. Price, hail to boast of the like ea' nausea a in the
It might possibly facilitate the proceeding if thefemale world. All the heats were admirably contested; and
it was allowed by the frequenters of the Ma •t Moesmentib,
BOTANICAL CURIOSITY.--There is now glowing bring the celebrated 0. P. row, commeneed, which
. Major Seysioua, a gallant Officer who served
House of Lords were to address the Crown forthat never was better Mg, and e.perially far the Hand,.
at Allastorie Court, iti Gloucestershire, a Siberia.' continued. almost without intermission. during the
with distinction in the Penintrule, yesterday put an cap Plate on Thurselaiy7kaii was witnessed that aftensmu.
/ ~ copit•ii of the instrwctions under which the Milan crab-tree, which hits this year produced two perfect remainder of the evening. When the farce began,
esiidito his lii.c by curing his throat
. with • razor, at
sNisodrhaallitrisualdi
Awyeeryom,sitHnootteilcinpeultitsinlerszeplaibuteic,hietak.fhaatsi,
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Cotiiiii4simiers acted, and of the journals or uii- crops of fruit. The tree was planted n few years the cry of " The Queen—die Queen," " Off... Off, " h
outer of their proceedings during the period of since in a north aspect (in order to retard vegeta- from time gallery, with the plaudits of the audience
lion in the spring), for the purpose of obtaining in the pit and boxes. who encouraged the perfor- a grog* in Sloane-street, Cheliree.. .
nearly 200 persons ofraak and fashisuanisw4en,re
On Tuesday night a trunk containing wearing whow, we have to nutice the marl Worcester Lord
their residence in Milan. The House have resolved
, . its anther., at the proper season, to fructify some mere to proceed, rendered the business of the stage apparel was cut from behind the carriage of Lady 6,,,,,,,,nev...
.....mersirt,Sir C. Mlifire•, Bat suns and family ; the
HARRIET CHICHESTER, between Hyde Park-corner
to suffer au inquiry into the conduct of the Commis.
apple-blossoms. This year the tree hes, its addition totally unintelligible, and scarcely a word of the families of John Junes, Esq. of Lesarth, wish his sons e 1
s
stun. That their Lordships have a right to require to the spring blossoms, produced blossoms and piece could be heard. Several parts of apples and and George-street, Portman-square. Clytbe and Laassiatfraed; Sir Edward Smith, Hart. Irons
Warwickshire; S. Benamine I, Esq. of Diagram+, family
the productiou of these documents, as relating to • perfect fruit ou the wood of the midetualutr a penny-piece were thrown at the performers by The Clerkenwell Sessions will commence on Mon.
and relatives; with the ready of other as of laatlesi
some fellows in the gallery. ally next, and the Old Batley Sessions ou the 513th. &name in the seireendiug &evict
matter of political concern, cannot be doubted; but shoot.
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