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NJPTJC4L mrsuictirce isAiLe Trnie AUL Sal • 111126110' ' .2 %ISOM* Watley!' • , AIL n e. 0 • Pi/KOUT*, SUPT.- 1 S.r.lreaertialr Warn came down for the l'ithat, of 4p inn. Catpt. (fair:4lo fit . for jerfey, to join Rear Admiral Sir J. Saustaan's (quadroo on that ,fiatieo7-4he fails to-day or to-mor• row.—Vettere k base. beep received from. the 1.4 c. • • ;01 8 ,•i Ralutw. o * . * 0 44114 here by a neu tral hieh ;fpolte )ser....The Ai AU"' q; r capi. Eno 5. and the yea jndii 0 f 1 35 , Trg a 1 well 4001 R Orrs.,After . .they bad, .?P I a*re, d =their voyage, isph . e/mr.ermd.., porkee*pre, is r —krisiid 6 4 A po ll o , • &INA...Wargo • Wttbsw4.. Dana.. 490 1 !Magna kiii4 . Ai lT e l4l Pe: Ci f t * N g ' "" a s rani the setwp . frO laic* tibe s KOO fiett„,eortintieg of 9t,Ciilef veireys. Mal; "00 of hi' 11 # 4 ' s Alps Bi.surearii and Ptietiout, . ; c0 the Itlt in lat. 37. Wind *sherry.. , ;, • P. S. This afternoon patalby the jii.se grub of 4 . 4.stios. Captain Yooson.ussaso, with a convoy for the prvni, from the I.,eacard Minds. „ , Deep, s sllPT..l3,•.riiffiTedLlK COM/LICT goo brig from a efitice, and remains in the Downs wi th the Yea of the Itipt at per Came down from the Riser the ,Swift, Eaft-htdia with,aikenned defence (hip audthree goo-brigs.-Wind 8. W. ~•-• Seamans, Sscr. t 3. The grt (loop of far Ms `come down the Itiser,rseme!, s aid "cuspid to day : taierfoOrtiemst relindaltatieuCti.achinin CO F a*, list Pair ea, aid Csiefeititi,tits beige have failed 6, • Downs. The Aresca,,ef 6; gaps, is goat top tOteptford, to be repaired and fitted for fee. intrad-u.ovlY a urt. Gal.t;N t arr. T 3 . .....4 ) 4lrtd t*. tan Vow AM* C4letten jobeimi. heriel.wo Xhr; Zoolegaill, Lump. ttsrEramesseet War aim Mr. ea, Loom, frotsZappesimugb t Mu..'. Colhoeth Arlo Wort Aoki* feedkoOL. too Si. Sebts ?Aka. isOlikk4 sad lisrraise.laelaatisaa. fake Rradelam s Coos. Bourdon. ;no Lekoblosort PO& ibettljerko i.Yrow GOAL Dotal View God Dooofirt Lukens, ra:bre:Walloos. add eh; Vow Oak doom • &nod Ifs WAlagie. _heott,troe Qad4or_._ Aiwa .Matio: Idiom. for bforwatil Moodttaft. he ilhists; Two tilksw einu essun t i c i a lem olke. Lao; Hope dr •712 17 — ab lA ir earCalhaar astitigesa. the 'No abode. HAW.. Went . .oPherieltoo--At Pl ea do t =elid Maj. tam Norden* Noilhoodisad.,Likr .Ara. LOW iker PO2 I E rev' Tbre 149".11"t - Pro Mw ir 1 7: 1 60. ". doom fir' Yoh. , ord. kw Liverpool; and MI6 learik. - tderk • TIaICI , itel i ttnaf, bound ter' Waft India, is captured, 'ant ed into C loupa - •v• • • - CUSIKA vicsa i nost.. . -,.... ,: ‘ .A. Wie r : (lt. l'eterisorgli, dated Aetna r , , , *atew.-" , Ws. Vst sod received, very &venial& • .its relitefting our navigators, for whom ' , me ' were hot wjthout kite apprellenfion. They are 41ei.i.: ed the tlt 'o/ Fasruary, from the Mani of St. Cat* tine, near Rio 'Janeiro.. M. Von Krufenfteroptires s i Commander in Chid of the expeditido, Writektbaz the/Amended to propped:the twit day to the Belo; ward, to doable Cape Mons, which will be dons J About the vernaleqmoo4 beingthe moll dangerous time of the year, The (hip Ada from Teneriffe en the a7th of Chlober, eheic the Spinilh &over- nor-Gem:rat *cited them id the thee friendly man- it's :17* voilsgetet the Brazils wis very tedious, owing to the firong contrary winds, continual rains, led etedfive heat. The beds and clothes of the lea• min were.always wet througlit zed hi. Von Krufen Serfs entertained Stang apprelterillons for the health Of the, aeis st but the mealliies of piceautiotsutken by him were attended with the heft tnecefa, ro that there was not one tick man on boird of either v4el. He calfed a fire to be kept, for two or three house a day, in the (Blurs' Ward room, add gave them, in (lead of brandy,. very good wine, and tyke a-day *cry weak punch, with plenty of lemon and fugar. The Sock of lemons and fruit they had taken with them from Teneriffe was fo conliderable, that it Ial• ed theill till they arrived it St. Catherine's. The frequent rains furnilbed them water L ivhieh was care fully laufbandcd for drinking, at the fame time it gave the men an opportunity of often waiting their linen, for which pnrpofe a great tent was fpread on deck, where the Ruffian failors were perfeely at their cafe, as they found there the convenience of the hot baths of their own country. On the s6th or No vember, after a four weeks voyage, the Osips patted the line. The trade winds carried them rapidly to the fimthward. About the aoth degree of South latitude Commodore Erufenflern took great pains to difcover the illand A(cencjo (Afcenfion), the cid/ (nee of which has been difpoted for there three hen • Bred years, and which La Peroufe had fougbt for in vain ; and he is now convinced that this Wand does not ciift between 204 and a t degrees latitude (S.) as far as 37 degrees to minutes longitude W. trom Greenwich; conkquently if there be loch an •ift ;(land, it mu:l be within 70 leagues of the coati of Praia On the s nth of December they made Cape . vzio, the latitude of which, accordirg !ri Commo dore Von Krufenflern's oblervation, is liid down, in t h e . coonoilfance des Tem.,' at two degrees too little. On At Atli of December, near St. Cathe rine's, they weathered a heavy Soren. On the tetth, a Portogoefe boat came to them with pilots, who of fered to take the Ships through the mirage between the itlandsitharedo and Gal. which La Peroufe de fcribes as very dangerous. M. Von Krufenfiern ac cepted the offer, on purpofe to examine that Streight, which (hortens the way coofiderably ;he found it per feAly fafejo that they could fail dole by both iflends without any riot. On the sia of December, in the evening, the two vclTels call anchor between St. Ca thatine's Mend and the Continent. Here they were ii Muffed to Sod, that the mats of the fecond vale. the Neva, were *ood for nothing. This circonsflance obliged our Navigators to Ray lull lic weeks at St. Catherine's, and thus to lofe the belt helm for duo Ming Caps Horn. They intended to Set fail in the 4eeinning of February, and to arrive at Lamitchatia .r. Match, 180 s." Rona ,jv,ir, •Ult -1•011 W 81,808,4 SEPT. 1 was ncZ hift oNIRIIt s evening before the ROYAL:FAMILY from t heir cruife in the Royal Yacht; the whole family appeared in high fpirits, and much better for their voyage. Jan after their Majeßies hadigot into their carnage., two fine boys, the lons of Lady Cu. &eves. ' Caulk their attention, and they ! were 'pleated to taker.. the children into the carriage to the Lodge with them. His Sturm , in a fhort time after infpeaed the Picket Guard, previous to their going to their polls far the night. The word of command was given by the Field Officer. 'lris Wonting his Maraary was on horfebaCis at about half pall fix o'clock, attended by Generals MAMMINCHAM and Gaarir.•••The Staffordßiire aid Somerfatfliire Militias having 'a,grand field diy4e. before each'of their Commanding. Officers, his Ma rasvr rode to each of their grounds and infpeaed deems his Musser retained to the Lodge through Weyrnonth, and proceeded to the Sinai, 'Where his Mar airV drAisounted, audits the molt ctindercencliag thinner converted with feveral perfcins. About half pan nine o'clock his Maissts` went in I Ward the Royal Yacht, accompanied bt the - Doke Of KIKT, the Princeffes.MAllf and tOTRIA, and So- MR of GLouessrsa, attended by Lady Norms, tht Countefs *elf Isesiarria and daughter, Kt DRAT, and Mrs. psis Groskspos ; Earls Poly- LIT trIBRIDai Ito , and FORTISCUR ; Gene mltasam, MawNtwoHaw, and FITZROY. This morning a Nap of war arrived here from Jerfey, we underfland the, contained difpatehes for ht sj hia.ssyr. • lite Alin in tht harbour received her with a Royal faints. This morning, after brealtfaii her l!dsissre and the Prineefs ELtraaern, atteUdediby the Countefs of ji.cattirrsa and Wrotiaao, tout an aliing in her Mit Itßy's landau to. Ridgway Hill. • 1 • .1 - PI id pd Pd - rd • •• taLa,giu,kr E • „Yeaftrday, BPGarthr, a man of fisty-eight yeant of age, was indiaed for Reeling, on she • 7th elf July, two taws, value sour Rtilliags. the property of .Thomas Purdy s and /Mims Pearetuell, a nacre hiefisolting man. •ageth 64, was indiard for Reeling amtepentees plain, the property of James Bateman, andel few. the property of John Hodgfon, on the a4th of Auguft : they were both convitted. The_police officers who attended both trials, proved that tht prifoners had. beat for years .concerned in this fpeties of-petty theft, and frequently charged at the public o.ffices- • ' ' Mr. Meows,. old's:ilea,. that the depredations ~ r committed almo ft daft upon poor induftrious jour neymen carpenters, in this way, they beincobliged to purchak their owartpols, and the profecurionstbat came before that Conn, bffion after (anon, upon fimi lar ground% moil Urgently called for Come exemplary punifhment, to' deter the continuance of inch crimes. 7 &war Skater was in4iaed,for violeptly 'faulting Thomas Went. upon the glog's high way, near lAnsline, Smithfield, on the 9th of November rail, putting him in fear, and felonionfly taking from his perfon one Bank Of England note, for 5.1. and fix others, for IL each, his property. ' ' . The profecutor, (who, as well as the prifoner, was an Liftman) depofed, that between the houri of eight and pine, on the morning above mentioned, he was pang Acing the bottom of Long-lane, Smith field, and (a w the pritoner, whom he had known foe e ' five years fore walking on the oppofite fi de. lie crated, and allie d the prifoner how he did ? and on Tome further con verfation told. him he had been re• cently over to Ireland ; that timer were very bad boils there and here-i—that he was out of work, and in want of viduah, The profecutOr immediately brought hi'M.to the White Bear path; honfe, adja cent, and treated him with plenty of bread, cheefe, and porter ; and then pulled out his pocket book, ' and took thence i'll. bank note to pay the reckon ing, and received the change. The prifoner law he bad with him there a number of other bank notes, *and when they left the White Bear, dogged him all day from one plate to another, unknown to the pro _Pastor. He had gone to the Bank, where he re mained on barn& a conaderable time. He after *arils went to feveral oth# places, and (pent an hour A h public houfe in .the Winning. with a friend, and wie.returning between the hours of nine and ten •at oighi,to his lodgings, through Barbican., down Long laat, awl by a back tad rather lonely way, which had been:the (cite dam old .brew honk, where the prifoner met and (opt him, end demanded the other notes be fixer With him is the morning, which the rake** inking; gave him, and next morniog gave information at the public office in Lambeth.fteed, with a defcription of. his perfon. The profecutor faid he bad been forri erly a publican, but bad tome time retired from bufinefs; that the night was Qathight ; 'that he was perfeitly tot/writ the time oldie robbery. Brown, an oflcer.of the Lambeth-greet office, proved his having apprehended the prifoner, in con fequence of his mftraltions, near itatcliff Highway, * a pawnbroker's (hop, on the soth of July ; that nit tint feting him the prifoner ran from him about too yards; that when he (poke to him at the pawn broker's, he inftantly anfwered to the name of Sleater. The prifoner in his defence adduced no witnefs, but (aid s that the profeoutor was a hard (wearing man, who would (wear any thing, and only wanted to take his life away; that on meeting him upon the morning Rated, the profecritor *lied him, if he belonged to the prefs gang ? The presser ezpreffing his furprize at being allied fuch a queftion, laid, he . anfwered no; upon which the prefecutor allied him, if he did not know Pat Duni% the profs mailer ? adding, that he had let his .public bode to a man who frittered it to be refotted to by all manner of midnight thieves and robbers ; that the Magiftrates were on that account going to take away the licence; which. would be a great lots to him ; that all he wanted was the prefs gang to come at night, and tale away the fellows retorting to the houfe ; that he, the protector, would (wear they mere all feafating men, and this woad enable him to gain his ;auk.. He ne ver bad been before called before a Court of Jutlice, but• was an induftrions hard working man. The Lambeth -greet officers, however, knew him well, end raid, he had been a few years fine tried for bigamy. The Jury, after a emit crir,fuhation, found him--Guilty—Death. The prifoner teemed a robuft Ilan, about five feet ten inches, aged about 37. Charlet 4.16• d, a genteel looking young man, was ;edified for breaking into the dwelling houfe of W. Urher, and dealing therein a filk cloak, the property of the fold W. tither, . Either Wier, the wile 'of the profeclitot, Rated, that the retided in Crown-11feet. Finitury-fquare.— ' On the 26th July, the was alarmed by bearing a L door above (lowly opened, and on going out met the ; prifoner, who on coming doWn fainted her as if be , had known her, and from this cireurvillance the had ' paid more paiticular attention to his countenance, which the had no doubt was the fame the then law. ' r On going up Hairs and obferving a dem: open, which her daughter informed her the had locked, the ran ' after the prifoner and gave the alarm of Rop thief. 1 He tun on, the *Merl and other: following, till he tools refuge in a houfe or, yard, they could nut at once determine which, in a lane at tome dillance. Here, ',. however, as he was coming out of the houfe, the prifoner ras apprehended, and the wittier* had no doubt as to the identity of his perfon. Sarah Locket, a hair. dreftes 's wife, fwore that the prifoner came into her honk, and ailed whether her huiband could make a ears fur his fitter, of the colour of his hair. He glut the door, and begged the wit. n e e s to give him a chair, as he was terribly fatigued. After a Ihort converfation, unneceftary to be detail ed, the witnefs withed to oven the door, but the pri. Inner flopped her, !lying, " don't open it yet, good woman." At this *what, the man who lead follow ed the prifoner, was looking about for him in the yard; the witnefs obferved a crowd collecting about the door ; the obferved alto, that the prifoner had a bundle in his hand, which he put into his breeches. He went nut, was feized, ar.d charged with the rob bery. He Paid he was not the:man they waded—he was a perfon of confewnence, and wondered ianw they could fufpeet him of fuch a thing. Wbca he was I feardied, a brindle, containing el-ven keys, was found concealed in his breeehes.—The Gilt cloak was found in a yard in an alley, through which, in the purfult, the prifoner ran. • •• • .64.7 "••• ' •.' ••• . • • '• ••. •: 11 -• if. 4 1- t."rm .1 .- ",:, ~ The etilhastr, a • ..very genteelly dre 11.41114 ht *LIN& 'and agitated, that he wasindulvd with a *lir In the dock, end , twice fainted away. obtit. l =ln of hie Caution. Several refresh'. peered to his. characher for lean pa& andielemegills the reik, Serjeant Gcrsue, , of the third reglimat of Foot gearda, who deputed that the prifitner had ban for above nine years, a private in that region**, that he had been with them in Holland ; was alwa ya a good foldier. and bravely did his duty in the Sold of ; that though be aui continued a private. his Commanding Officer had given him leave to a& as Drill Serjeant .to the St. Sepulchre's Volunteers, . to which wand's ached as Berjeant Major; that be had always confidered him an hooch man, and the regiment would again gladly receive him. the Rti fuser alto laid, that Lord Banbury bad called on him 1- ", lance his confinement, and told him, that if in town ' , , he would attend on his trial,, and give him a eba- rather. which his Lordfhip had alto declared to * fervent of Mr. Kirby. the late gaoler. . ~ ..0 Mr. Jußice Cuansaa fummed up the eviiiiii : 4 with gent precifion and impartiality, and tbs . Jeer kond the prifoner Guilty of fimple felony, jest roe ',. ' commended him to the mercy of the Caere, teat if la . 'thought proper. be might be returned to bls . Robert Brows Prentice, alias jab Oremet,tis:t tried rpm a capital indiament for felookadly Sul- - ing, na the i 7th of Apra lea, a brown gelding. va lue .51 the property of Mr. Chandler 1 bur on this indiftment he was acquitted. He was than tried upon a fccood indiament for healing, in the sight between the. 18th and loth of May lA, a hint nun, and a chefnut mare, the property of Mr. Rich ard Edr a i r farmer, at Wrothain. in Kent. • . Mr. proved the mares to have been Idea ‘ • •on the nig t dated. In confequence of having= 'tithed Come head bills, he found that they had 1 bees fold in a week afterwards by a perfon named • .George Adkins, a both-dealer, near thwitbfield, London, to whom he applied, and who of edged be bad bought them of the Ft:Koper. • • Mr. Adkins appeared. and proved that .he bad bought the mares•ars Rated, together with a black [ hone, on the loth of May, for OE I and that he al. iferwards fold them to the perfon in whole called? they were found, one for syl, aid the other one let lath 4 that be had known the Orono' for a yaw and an. half.. during which time be b _ fold bides in Smithfield; that the Tattooer nd repeatedly told him. he was afar:tier and hop grower, and sec. Lded at a place called Citiliel Farm, near Illeffore boom, in. Kent ; thathe was in die habit oli fow quently buying horfes in the country, to helpiesdleMit) his teams to town, and afterwards. fain . London without progt, as bilbotbet hulk. & 1 , hints draw bock the empty waSenti. 1116 toner informed the witnefs, that he NW busk . haft three honks in particular from fame traeldkre whom he did not know, at a place alibi Blfram, or Bydrance ' in Kent. That witnefs, on anderlimoffig the bodes, in quetinn had been idea. get a peace officer and took theiiiitoner into cußody.andhatraght hint to a public konfe in the City Road. where he defired 'him to declare panicidarly what, and of whom he hatigot the horfes mentioned in tbk este. That the prifoutr at firß hefitated, and then refafor to give any anhur, but attempted to ton away. in I which moats the whorls, is endeavouring to (cite him, tore off the flap of his coat, bat again purfaed and apprehended him. Upon his crofsexamination, the who& admitted that sett Roles horfeshad bun traced to his euftedy. the whole of which be Paid he had bought of the pri peer I that be knew he was himfelf repoofsble tie the charge oldie thefts, if he did not prove funs whom.he bad bought them 1 and the: be eaderimed there was a confide:able reward for the coaviaionai a hence-Realer. John Rea and Thoinas Mahn. Polices Orate% proved their being prefentat the exansissatioa.of the prifoner before the Magiarates : and that the pi- Corer had thin declared he bought the Metes of the travellers before mentioned; but that upon enquiry being made for his refidenoe at Chapel Farm, Ma Farm, no [Celt perfon was kaowa there. hat that they traced his lodgings to the book of a es' , bacconift in Bt. Giles's, which they Clarinda alli -:- found nothing but a fewpawabrolter's dopiest.. _ .. Mr. Ju,ilice Coaxial tamped up the oviducts*. - the Jury, "alto, after a limn confaltetioa, dammed their verdia--GMity--Destb. . . The prifoner was a (mart, well lookiley, Yon man, above the vulgar rank, aged 32. kie bore his arraignment with the tooled fog frit& and went through his trial Ceetningly collet:led. and with great finnoth, until the Jury came to deliberate upon the eviduce. when his mind teemed torn with violist agtts4on and anxiety i but on hearing the verdie,he rafted from the bar with apparent indifference. Wiliam Geed, a man of decent appearance, aged about so, was next tried on a capital charge dhotb ing in I dwelling-honk, in Piccadilly. on the 3d of September init. venous articles of wearing appirel, value ass. the property of Wm. Cooper; and aria, for (tulip; other articles of a fonder kind. the pro pert y or qedr`se Thomas. hire. ledoper wife of the profecutor. depnfsd, that Rte keeps the Three Kings, in Piccadilly 1 that the ;tamer had lodged there hostel nights early in the month of July lift : he came there again on the 3d of September, in the evening ; went op hairs un known to the family, and the whit& few Mm come down hairs with a bindle ender his arm, and go out at the back-door. and she immediately Ova disalaree. Thomas Baker &paid. that bei tea* dee place 1 with a friend, be heard the cry o l " Stop thief;" 1 law the prifoner running, and the bundle drop from himinhantly pur feed him and collared him. trip pad op his heels, and gave him into the so flody of the peace officer s,by whom he was fent to the *yell houfe. Baron HOT 14 API lammed op the evidence, and the Jury found the prifoner—Gritty 4"1.5‘ fop', focal. The following prifoners were alio conviaed ot felts aim, viz. T. Johann, for Reeling 5 wooden pods. the property of 1). Whitaker ; Sarah Enlace!, for Real mg a quantity of iewing Mk, the property of Wis. Chiter ; Nilliam Nadal!, aur iie.,h a carpenter's plane, the ptuperty of James Bateman; T J M'Car thy, for healing two laws, the property of . Pardy; James WeAlake, I.lr flailing four cotton haadker ehief%. the property of Y'ru. Alger; Wm. Water. field, for dealing a quantity of fu tp, the property of R.P. Swallow; I. johnign, for Naiing 516. of Spend! juice, the property d t".; . A. Alwyn; T. Stewarcl, for Ruling t apical eattetz-t ings i thr property.Q. Knight. A in I SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. I.lTditai.o RACES. TUESDAY. SEPT. It. • , JElb . g's Plate of inept . by yrs old ; three mile heite. PEWitilmerotee b. h. *sine W. W. Wynee's b. b Aetna;. - si ads Mr. Dyott's b. m, by Joe Andrew - . - 3 at C.Eunberfe b. b. Orlando • . • 4 & Same day, a Stakes of t6op. alleges; one two-mile . • . beat • • U drays b e. Sir °lbw. 4 vn aid - - 'Sir Marin Sunbures Orlando. 5 yin old Rh. CArrestry's Laura, 4ln eid , . • MT.K.UIIOII.IIIn Mary, 4yn old • A very excellent beat for the Stakes; ! Sir Oliver woa•brady half a *O. Katy was not Mott dim two, lengths frost ebe wiener. ibatia asoai, a&Printea 12. . .i~~•t • Fifty Pound* by 3 and 4-yri. Two-mile hems. • tattoo, Zit b.c. Sir We Ltrinllkut, 41t* 4 4 ■ 0 Mr..=Ch. 01. Lauri, 4 yrs - Co k• 3 0 , s e; Ordono. 3in • • 0 dr Mt Leansosses ch. m Muy, 4 yrs - 3 3 4 3or • IroiIITEILASTAACI24 TUESDAY, SEPT. A Swetpftakes of Logs. each, with slogs. lidded, for Delves. Ike. all ages. Four miles. Mares allowed 31b. t he toner of the Plate, Sweettliakes, or Sub . criptton in 9134, slb., Eitra. Three year olds, 611. slb.—four year olds, 711 tolls.—fioe year olds, i1k.51b.-6sYearoldsand sgedhories,&c. 811. !alb. Strathroores boy colt, kaismileancer Mr. Dates boy colt, Sir Chula Fitowiltlain't !)nest. by Coriander • • 14 Duilugton:s Doncoltcr, by Sir Poet. Li Darlington Haphollard . Sir 'l'. Galinigs tit. ne' h. Leoot Sir IL Wimes Mien, by Jobs 801 l • Mr MedleysMit. Htgisflyer. by Moorcock - Id GairatUbay colt, by• Waxy Thirteen and 20 to i on the winner. The .Mimher's Plate of 501. for Maiden three ,and tour year olds at the time of naming ; three year olds to carry R. alh. four year olds, SC Heats three miles each. Fillies allowed 31b. Mr. Willon's b. c. bY Sir Pieter - t Seratiunitres bt. e. by Sir Peter „s Id Scarborough's be. h. by Mboreciek . a 3 3 Mr. Phillip's e. Highlirr, by Mooreoeb. • - 2 4 4 Mr. Woutoorth's ch. C. Pomegranate - 3 adr 41* IL WWl's Mother Sort - - - dr 424..p0ut:s b. r.. Sr Charles, by tor . . . d r Ten to 5 and stos on the geld. In running the fecond heat, Ito Wilfon, 4 to t agft. any thing site. Third heat, e'en betting, ands to 4 on the winner. , . WIDWISIOAT, sarramsia ::. - 0 - A S*►etptiates of 3ogs.. togs. forfeit ; Enits SR. slb. fillies 7R. tills. then three year olds.—The left &e . . :qui three quarters. . . Sir W. Gerard's br. colt, by e'sariot - . - i Ld Pitzovialant's bay filly„Maiden, by Sir Peter - - a Mr. W. Lee's be. filly, Bruneue. by Overton - • 3 Ld Darfington's bay fitly, by Sur Mr. Orafton's grey colt. Leamier, by Delpini . - pi I.d.fizrottunorc s bn oolt, by Sir Peter - . P 1 Mr. Wentworth's cb. colt, Pomegranate, by Ormond •' pd L. 4 Galtaway's chef. cok,bY Buzzard Sir R. Winn'a b. c. Auttioneer, by Benningbrough ' Pd Mr. E. L. Hodgfon's ch. colt, Pomegranate, by Ormond pd Same day, the Gold Cup of tons. value, a Sweep. AgOZCS of togs, each, with sogs. added.—Three yr olds 611. alb.—four yr olda 7tt. lolb.-6,ve yr olds Sit. ylb.—fis yr olds SR. iolb.—aged oft. Mares and geldings allowed 31b —Four miles. 1 1 / 4 tr. Oartortb's Marcia - - - - ; lA barlinvon's liaphazarl Mr. Sotberon's chef. colt, Stretch by Stride, 4 yrs old Mr. Lee's be. f. Handreaid, by Jobn Bull - Ld 04.11 way's Maltonlan • • M. &mon% b. e. by Weazel • - Sir R. Wlrtn's Allen, by Jobn Bull • Mr. klalton's bay colt, by Waxy • • Sir AV. Gerard's bay colt, by Star, 3 yrs old - - Mr. a s L. Hodgfon's b. c. Hishdyer, by Mk, 3 yte old 4, Sir T. Gafro.yne num 'room, by Bus Sud - dr Mr. Daricy's bay filly, by Bensdnybrough - dr 14 Stream - me, b. e. Remeabber, by PiPaldro 4ln Old dr Mr. Sancho, by Goo - - dr Mr. Pd, :Urea Little Joey, 4 yrs • • . dr Mr. Cur.-M's Vrita, by Delyidl . . dr Mr. Wltfon's Merryman, by Bullard, 3 yrs aid - dr I d Domalltr . - dr Same day, the Macaroni Stakes. a Sweepftakes of togs. each, fnr horfei, &c. not thorough bred, t each, and to be rode by Gentlemen.—Two miles. A certificate of their pedigree to be produced be fore flatting. Mr. L. W 11a-tkra gr. !sorb ennreilbe Mr. b. 1.. Hed,Sou's chef. colt, Al) minas Mr. liartirry's hay boric, Omuuter - Mr. Wm. Barioves bay addids, Matbodlit Mr. Key'. bay boric, Fox 'luster - Mr. R.. P. Mile:. bay scldiry, by Gros Mr. 1. V. licrilles be. colt, by StAudard