The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-10-14 00:00:00

INGLEWOOD HUNT AND PENRITH nAccs.

WT.DIFFSDAV, OCTOIIIR 7.
The 501. Maiden Plate given by the Gentlemen of the Heel.
Two mile heats.
Mr. V'ise's b. f. Cottage Girl, 3 yrs old. I 1
Mr.Jamees be. g by Wholelock, 4 yrs told 2 2
Mr. Peirm's hl. c. by Thunderbolt, 3 yrs old 5 3
Mr. Jackson's br. h. by II ambleton ian, aged • 4 4
Mr. Hayes's b. c.Goveraur, 3 yrs old
A Sweepstalres of fire guineas each, with 25 lenitive, pilule('
by the Inglewood Hum, fror horses not thorough bred, and
never won Ike salute of :!l—Two mile heats.
Mr. James's h. m. 5 yrs old 7 I
Mr. sP3liontees hr. c 4 yet old. 2 dr
THURSDAY.
A slag was horned oust near the Countess's Pillar, which
took a direcluon towards FAenhall, hat did not nfford sonch
spurt, Mr. Perkins, the late candidate for Carlisle, took the
lead, says our Correspondent, no good style.

IFISDAY.
A Sweepstakes of fire guise's cach, with 20 guineas added
by tho.laglewood Hunt, for horses nut thoroughbred, that
IIeVP, won a Sweepstakes before 1817.—Three mile heats.
Mr. Harley's Johny li 00000 er, 4 yrs old
Mr. F. H. Graham's g. by Stamford, 3 yrs old 6 2
Mr. H. Fetherstonelpangh's ch. m. yrs old o ... 2 3
Mr. James's 10. m. 5 yrs Old..
Mr. Hassell's b: g. Inglewood.
Mr. G. Lamb's di. g. Young Mask, 4 yrs old. 3 6
The 501. gi►es by the town of Penritb for all ages.—Three

mile heals.
Mr. Wise's Cottage Girl, 3 yrs old 1 1
Sir Al. W. Ridley's Is c. Mouel4l, 3 yrs old 3 2
Mr. Jackwsn's g. h. Jerk Tar, 3 yrs old 2 3
Mr. Jagets's hr. g. by Whitelock, 4 yrs old 4 4
The wealber MA4 fine, and a great deal o[ company 'timid.
ed the spurts, odic:. were very good.

MONMOUTH RACES.

From the deluge of rain which had prerionsly fatten, the
minds of the people were much damped in their expecta-
tions; but on this, as on many such public occasions, the
weather proved the most suspicions that ardent (cellars
could hope for or desire. More than twenty horses were cu.
tend, and the Mead was never in Mier order for their run-
ning. The worts of pleasure, wills the turf, were awake to
its enchantment, and never had Manitioath to bout of such
au assemblage as graced the Meeting with their presence.—
The equipages of visitors, the splenduar of the dresses of
the Ladies, arranged or the terraces of Mr. Partridge, Mr.
Hardwick, Miss Hughes, Mr. Embrey, the Rev. Mr. Hard-
ing, and Mr. Price, with the multitude of other well-dressed
characters on foot and on horseback, made it a scene of
great Interest and beauty to all the spectators.
The dinner tables at the Beaufort Arms, on Tuesday, and
at the King's Head, on Wednesday, were graced with all the
principal families of fort uue in the town and fur many miles
round; and the balls and public breakfast which took place
at the Beawfort Arms, had never to boast of so many atten-
dants at any preceding meeting; the mazy dance is the
evening of each day, was kept lip with great spirit till the
beams of mottling lighted its votaries home. Nothing could
exceed the politeness and attentiou of the stewards daring
the whole of the meeting, in the persons of it. Willis and
J. B. Bossugnet, Esqrs. and it gives us the highest gratifica-
tion to state, that it was resolved to support these races
with the like spirit in future. The following is so account
of each day's sport :
On Tuesday, the Sweepstakes of figs. each, with Rigs.
added, from doe fund (for which twelve horses were entered),
was won at three beats by Mr. Farmsbarena's b. g. Germs,
beating Mr Bosaisquet's h. at. alarmism Molly, Mr. Hill's
b. m. Mrs. Fudge, Mr. liaffendeuis bl. c. Collier, and Mr.
Cailley's eh e. °MIRO. Whilst rooming a most extellent con-
tested race for this Sweepstakes between Osman, Gsrus, and
Mrs. Fudge, the former slipped, and thereby lost the heat ;
and in the next twat lie startled at the same place, and lamed
himself in the fetlock joint of the near foot before, and was
eausegueutly drawn. Fine ensuing between Gauss, Charm-
ing Molly, and Mrs. fudge.

fur the 5111. Pla►e given by ►he Members for the County,
Mr. Day's b. m. Zuleika walked over the course.

On Wednesday, the fint Plate, given by the County of
Monmouth, ass won at three bests, by Mr. Hill's hr f.
Emma, beating Mr. Sadler's g. va. Emone, and Mr. Lao-
fence's b. g. Single Peeper. And, on the mine day, the 50f.
Plate given by the Titan of Monmouth, was wee at three
heats, by Mr. Willies b. h King of Diamonds, heating
Mr. Hill's b. m. Mn. Fudge, and Mr. Drage's b.e. Aylesbury.