Star. — London, England, 1804-08-27 00:00:00

Jaor.v. sicuiszok. ffaxisattait, Avo, 24.—The KING Salisbury and 22acti ar rived at ury in his poi t haif e , e yat ten minutes after twelve this night. The Salilbury Vo tunteen, commanded by Colonel Boucot mt. and a detachment of the Wiltatire Yeomanry. commanded by Lord BRUCII, where drawn up oppofire theWhtte Hart Inn, where tilt- Royal cartiage, tripped to re ceive them. Neither the KING nor gy hEN alighted. The KING let down the kit hand vat's, the fide on which he fat, and teeing the Salilbury Volunteers receive him with their colours, and prcfented arms, called Major-General WARD to him, allied him the Itrength of the Co' pi, and laid, "/ an ferry to have occiSewed skip king turned oat a: fit late an hour." He was received kith loyal acclamations by the popu lace. The Patacasras followed immediately in a poll coach and four, under an efc.irt of Dragoons.— Flags were difplayed on all the Chinch fleeples, and the bells rung the whole day. Having exchanged their peffhorfes, which were driven by the KING'S yollilions, they let off in left than five minutes for Blandford, uttder an escort of the Panics's (loth) Light Dragoons, which were to be relieved by another detachment of the fame regiment, to proceed with their Marsirrias to Weymouth. where they are ex peeled to arrive between five and fix to-morrow Morning. The fecond divifirin of the Staffordfhire Militia M arched in here this rnorning,and proceed to morrow On their route to Weymouth. The Earl of theme', their Colonel, joined them here to day. The Rus sian' A N sassAoot went from hence this morning, on a vifit to the Earl of PsMIII3II, at Wilton. WITMOOTH Aoonsr 2g.—This morning, about five o'clock, their MAJISTIcs, the Prince ff es AVGL/3. TA, ELIZABITH, and SOPHIA, arrived at the KING'S Lodge: the inhabitants, who were ancioufly waiting in great crowds for their art ival, received the Royal. FAMILY with every densonhation ofjoy. The ROYAL Farm , went to bed immediately on their arrival. His MAJISTY got up again loon after liven o'clock, and after breakfaft walked on the Efplanade for a confiderable times he then proceeded to his Rabies, and infprgted the horfes, and loon after mounted his boric, and, accompanied toLthe Duke of Comm LAND, Sir HAZILY B Sir Baooe WAT sok, General GARTH, Mr BROWN. &c. &c. rode to the Horfe Barracks, where they infpelted the Ha noverian Legion, who are a very fine body of men. His MAJISTY appeared in excellent health and fpi riti, and did not feem fatigued after his long journey. Her MAJPSTY and the Psttcesssss walked on the Efplanade about twelve o'clock. The Duke of Canaan:rot, and the Princeffes Maar and Amu-re, had not arrived at four o'clock this afternoon from Andover, where they Rept lag night. Teßerday the Royal Yachts arrived fife, convoyed by the Cauca or, 36 guns, commanded by L.nrd Wm. STVAILT t and the Loans, 36 guns, command ed by Lord Wm. Firzeor. Si; }bosun FORD, one of the Police Mag . inrates, arrived yellerday, and will remain here " dar ing the fiay of the ROYAL Falsity. which is espefted to be about two months. • Lisa night there was a grand Ball at the Hotel, which was very numeroully attended. The town is extremely full of company. Among the arrivals are.... Comte& Beinsere,Lord Primula, BiSum of !meter, Lady and family; Sir Was and Lady Meadow, Sir John and Lady Haw kins. Sir Hugh, Lady Smith. and I ; Sir John and Lady Smith ; Lady Smith, Lady Dewily ; Lieutenant-General John ion and Lady ; Coined Vault:tart ; Maier Colebrook. Lady and family ; Captain Mee ; Rey. Mr. Varfatart ; Dtan Walla t Mr. /Art and Mlh Wilfteads; Mrs. sad Mgt Pukes.'" t Mr. Mrs. Zennett and Family ; Mr. and Mrs. E. Cox • Mr. Tu rn er and Mr. Hunter ; Mr. and MW. Johnfon ; Mr. O tto, Mr. Loyd, and family; Mt and Mrs. Backhode ; Mr. Mrs Lavabos and Fa mily ; Mr. and Mr.. Philips ; Mr. and Mrs. Hoene; Mr. Mrs. Redhead and Family ; Mr. and Mn.s WorGey, Mr. Mrs. Mani acs% and Fray Mr. Mrs. Make and Family ; Mrs. sod Mito Powial 141.5. Hodges ; Mafia. Robert Albion Co:, Mara, Un wic:4l,ll.nantes Curtis, Peach. Harris. Maid Fowler. Let, Kaiser, 34 , Foot. Horne. jun. Sash. Harm. Collins, Sham, Lloyd, Montgomery, Ell,, and Mrs. Cox. The Royal Family did not go by Baglhot, as was expelled, but went on with the honks with which' they left Windfor, by way of Overton, to Sir Wm. PITT'S. On this account, they milled the party of Light Horfe who were Rationed at Bagfhot to relieve thole who flirted from Windfor. The village in which Sir Wm. Purr refides was all in a bugle dur ing Friday morning ; the bells of the church were ringing, and the peafantry left their work, and were waiting on the road. About twelve o'clock their ex pedattons were gratified by the arrival of the Royal cavalcade at Sir Wm. Pi rlr'S houfe. Sir WILLIAM and his Lady, accompanied by Lord Rivsas and General Gwymaa, were is waiting at the door of their manfion, to receive their Royal gnat. In a Mort time after the Royal Family had entered the houfe, they were concluded, lay Sir WILLIAM PITT, his Lady, and Lord Riveas, about_ the pleafure grounds and gardens. in which they continued to walk for a conriderable time. At two o'clock the Royal Party fat down to a mon lumptuons dinner in the front parlour. Sir WILLIAM alial Lady PITT waited upon the Royal Family. After dinner they walked in the gardens again for a short time, and al ter partaking of tome colee, they proceeded on their journey to Balingßoke. After the Royal Family had left Sir WILLIAM PITT'S haute, he regaled the popu• lace with ale, to drink the K !Nt.'s health. in the Casette of Saturday Appears a Proclamation for the Elation of a Peer of Ireland, in the room of the Earl of DESART, dccealcd. Lord Sr. VINCENT. and Sir T. Tanwaamor, on Thorfday arrive(' at Liverpool. Brigadier-Cene►al flocwia has received orders to leave Norwich for Liverpool immediately. The Vorm aaaaa and StNTINFL gun-brigs, will) the TIIRASHIR and Gams LIR, are ordered to be im mrdi,rtely prepared for lervice at Deptford and Wool wich. _ _ A letter from Handnirgh Oates a report that Lou's XV I I I. was to have been kind by the agents -.1 Ho , and that the plan was arranged, then the Q22een of NUMA prevented its execution, gave intimation to the Royal fugitive of the pro ..tls of his enemies. M. 1 - )'Ou est c, the F.,,tri.in Chatze d'ACEsites, is • d to h Art left PAtt• ti the 3d, on his return home . StrafourLh. NAVtICAL mrriiticmCL MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind N. W. ; • ARR. cut. Ali. Mtg. butgis Wataferill 2 Hambursi s $ I Guttcutmirigh • PENZANCE, AVG. t4.—Since my IA; the Maitare (loop of war, Capt. Bess, failed for Sally.. Yeller. day morning the Kitty, of and for this place, NoAL matter, from Britlol, with fundries, and a large fleet of colliers from Wales, for diterent ports in the Channel, came into the Bay, under convoy of the Morifton hired armed brig, Lieut. B , with the wind about E. N. E. but as it was very moderate. they did not anchor. The Paravinsacs cutter, Cap tain Woasstt, CAMe in from a cruife, but failed again about two P. M. At three P. M. tire wind flirted to the S. W. which induced the whole to Rand off to fea. This morning arrived the RI/OLU- TlOll cutter from a cruife ; and this inftant the True Briton, of St. Ives, Sravaas mailer, from Pete& burgh, with hemp, dm &c. for this port. PLYMOUTH, AUGUST ay.--Came in the At■ar, of 16 guns, from the Downs, with a fleet under con voy. The Vire', of 14 guns, is gone on to Fal mouth with the trade for the weftern ports. Arrived the SIAGULL, .of IS guns, from the eaftward ; the ' Elfriede, Captain Watts!, and Recommencement, Capt. Kamm, from Dantzick ; Magadelena, Capt. , AUDI/SOH, from Frederickfhald, • all laden with naval times for the dock-yard ; alto the Neptunus, Captain MOHIBUIS, from Tonfberg ; Emina Bow. man, Captain Muttsx, from Memel ; Hannah, Captain LANGHU&ST, from Dram, all laden with 'timber and deals, ,for the Merchants at this port.— I Arrived the Urfus Minor, Capt. Srua, from Long. found.----Came in the Buss , cutter, from a esuize, with a (time of fpirits, which the took tip; at a raft. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST a6.—Sailed the Ana, Maar man of war, with the Tellichery tranfpnrt, and feveral other veffels under convoy for the Downs. Dropped down to St. Helen's his Majefty's Chip Ajax, of y 4 guns. A number of Cullom Houle cutters are ordered to be put under the order; of Sir Hors Porwas, who is arrived here to infpeft tome new planned boats, which are building in the Dock yard. Such is the fccret manner in which they are proceeding, that no perfon except thofe direfting their conftruCtion is allowed to be prefect or to view them.—Wind W. N. W. Daat, AUG. 26.—Sailed through the Downs the Iris, Samosa, from New York ; the Croraua (loop of war for Sheernefs ; EVGENIS hoop of war on a cruise off °Rend ; Rai suit's and Astor (loops of war for Dungenefs. Remain in the Downs the reit of the (hips as per lall.—Wind N.E. YARMOUTH, AUGUST 26.—Yefierday arrived the Faaatrraa gun brig. This day failed the MAct• claw.. frigate, for Admiral Tiimemsoaouotita fleet, off the Texel. This morning the Hon. Mr. ka t:Row and retinue embarked on board the COSMO am hoop of war. for Tonningen, which failed with the (hips under her convoy. Arrived the Harare gun brig, and remains with the Mon scours, Ana -1 TRYST, and Fa TTTTT la gun brig. Wind S. W. a light breeze. FROM LLOYD'S LINK GIAVEStIID. Atm. ad.—Paired by the A !mina, Merman, from SenegalSenegalgang.froch --, from Lifbon ; Albion, Muirhcad, and the Almeria, Harper. from Peterilmsgh ; Ann and klizabeth, --, from CbriftiaMand ; Sosenign, Maule, and the Alfred, Cuthbert, from Memel ; Patriot, Stephenfon, and the Amethyk Bauman, from Norway ; Spencer, Clanging:o ; Ann, Tayler ; and Merry, Lifk, from Dantzle ; Amphitrite, Owen. and the Anike Pate, from Rip ; Fatima. Knight; Gene ra l N a n t bl a k e , Morgan ; Peellent, and the Vrow Anna,Helf , from Stettin. Aa s —At Chatham, the &Keel's. Richardka, from Peterf. burgh —At Llverpo.l, John, Spalding, from New York; and the Perfeveranee, Hay, from Riga—At New York, Margaretts, Lanc, from Africa.-At Honduras, Stranger, Pines, from London. The Jane. Cor.i.kr, from Liverpool for Virginia, is on (bore on a fond-bank near Liverpool. The fleet which failed from Portfmbuth on Thud . - day, under convoy of the Erzaysaa !loop, confine of thirty fail, viz.— For Jamaica, fix ; Honduras. one ; Barhatlnee, two; °Made. one; Antigua, one; Surinam. ten; Demerara, five; Bethke, Matleira,two; St. Mel's, one. It is fuppofiol that Cameral fail ;aimed of St. Hdeo's. They proceed to Cork for the atm alleged there. _ That which failed on the fame day from the fame place, under the Hrna• frigate, and WILLIAM armed (loop, confins of fifty-eight fail, as follows: For OpOtto, eleven ; Lifbon, fourteen; Cadiz, one ; Gibraltar, t wenty•two; Malaza, one ; Moeadore, two ; Matta, 8a; Venice, three; Mednone; hmyrna,one. Several fall will join of Fal mouth. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Mafia. for the capture of the following prisea viz. Cf.ll. eorde. on tit Jurte,t/Sc3, Mere de Faanlle and la Double AManee, Jane s, tso3, will be paid on board the sill Ink and every Tod day and Friday for three yrars,by Mr. Edw. Lyne, Plymouth. The Tennant, for the recapture of the Eliza, Feb. tB, doe, will be paid us Thurfday, the 3oth left. at No 3, Salten• Hall man, Caunon•Rreet, aad auy fueceediog Monday or Thuriday during three years. A taltrlbution of the MeLsinpos's •are of the Penicheiden. cap tared Aug. 6, I ?sq, will be made on Friday, tbc tit init. at No. 13, Great George-ftreet, Weftenlnfter, and recalled for theta years. The following promotions in the Naval Medical Department have taken place : Dr. c:illefpy , PhyStian to the Met lo the Mediterranean ; Dr. Snipe, Se,.ond Phyfician to Mafia ; Dr. Hope, Pith Phyuclan to liaflar, rice Dr. Lind,- fuperannuated on full pay, after twenty eats ferritude; Mr. Ftveß. Surgeon to the Profaners of War at Norman Croft; and the Navy :•tirgtom are to be placed an the fame relpetflabk footing at the Army Surgeons, by ceder of the Admiralty. Captain Bairron is appointed to the command of the RAMP ' Of 64 guns ; as are Captains Tor PIT and NOYT to the Haws' Iloop, and FRITTIT Lass hired armed reffel. A cutter belonging to note of nor firings of war has fent in a large French amp, laden with wheat. which was gallantly bronght off, under a very heavy tire of mutatictry Irma the &we, near L'Osient, ro which pout flue was going with bar cargo. fax the ufe of the garrifon. thmraw INTE4LrgEripB. YORK RACES, THURSDAY, AUGUS r ss. Phwhice Sweepflakes of !cogs. each, h. It. colts Sfi. slb. fillies Sil. Thoe marked thus* allowed 31b. Two Miles. Lord Stratlunore's la e. by Sir Peter - - I • Mr. W. N W. Hewett's MW Eliza Overton . s • Doke & Haanittnn't ch. f. by Walnut • Sir T Cafeolgue% b. e. by Sir Peter Duke of Manlike'', e. e. by Walnut - • Pd • Mr. W. N. W. Heirett's be. e. by Buzzard • Pd Lord Pitswllllam's daib b. f. by St. Peter - - Pd Mr. Pierre; b. L by Overton Mr L W,ilfon's ba y cat, by Buzzard - - pd n . _ .. Even betting, and 5 to 4 againft Hewett ; ato 1, and 5 to a again(! Strathmore ; 4. tot againii Sit Thomas Galcoigne ; 8 to t againft the Duke.—A fine Race. Run in 3 minutes 4o fecwids. Fifty Pounds given by the City of York, added to a Subfcription Porte, for 6-yr. olds and aged; 6-yr. olds 811 tolb. and aged siti.--Four miles. Lord Darlington' Haphazard, aged - Mr. Brandling's b. h. Alonzo, 6 years old Mr. amforth's gr. m. Marcia, aged - - 3 Mr. Melia', bay r h. Surprize, aged - 4 • Sir T. Gafcoigne s ch. la Lenox, 6 years Add • dr Sir H. T. Vanes pagftnan. 6 Pear old - - • dr Lord Fitzwilliarn b. h. Orville. 5 years aid • . dr Duke of Hamilton's bay bode, Giles, 6 years old - dr t c to a on Haphazard; 4 to t againß Alonzo; 5 to tagainit Marcia ; and too to 4 againit Surprife. Won eafy. Run in 7 minutes, 5 t feconds. TRIMLY, AUGUST 24. Sweep!lakes of sogs. each, rogs. ft. for three years old fillies, 811. The laft mile and half. (9 Sob fdribers.) Sir I.l.awfon's bay, Alter to Broosb, by Stride (S. Clancy) I Mr. G. [luau's bay, Gratitude, by Shuttle (J. ac►faa) * Mr. W. N. W. Hewett's bay filly, Mils Iliza Overton, by , . - . . Overton (W. CUR) . . . - 3 Mr. T. Hutchinfon's bay, by Sir Peres, out of Alcsina, (W. Pdrfe) . . - 4 Mr. Clifton's bay, Jorepkba, by Sir Peter (T. Carr) - 5 a tot agaluft the Mr to lito, t h, s to a ogoloyt antiwa r .. 3 tot spluft Mr. T. Htochlufoo's filly, 6 tot again* Mifs F-Ibta Overton, and the time what Jokplains. A fine rue. Paw In two nth:eta dad 47 fcconds. The after so Brougi was fold to Mr. Wardell before Muting. The Sol. added to a Subfcription-Purf4 for 4 -years old colt., 811. 71b. fillies, 811.41b.—Foot miles. Lord Stratbmare's b. e. Rentembrancer, by Pipator (B. Smith) t Mr. Peirfc's ls. c. by King Fergus. out of Rofamond(),llhepberd) a Lord thsrliogton's br. e. Co , ncafter, by Sir 'Peter (W. Nide) 3 Lord Fltzwilllant's bre. Vow, by Coriander (. Infirm) 4 3 to a on itentembrancer, 6 to t againft Dmealter, 7 to t *pima the King Fergus colt, and ao tot 'gelid). Ducat. Woo csfy.—.Ruo in 7 minutes mad 37 (vends. SATURDAY, LUCUIT ay. The King's Plate of I oogs. (celled Hambleton near) for five years old mares, toff.—Four miles. Mr. Bowman's bay filly. Sufai, by Orcrton, out of Drawly. , . . , Mr. yrs. old (J. She:pbrid) . - - - a Mr. Tspliam's bsy mare, by WOW, eat of Lary (j. Jack fon) - - - • - - s Mr. Waltart's bay, Spitfire, by Plpater (F. Centurion) - 3 Fire and 6to a on Sufan.—Won eafy.—Run in 8 minutes. and 4 feconds. Sweepflakes of jogs. each, h. ft. for three years old colts. 811. alb. fillies, 7il. islb.—Latt mile and . . three quarters. ( 7 Subic' ibers. ) 81r H. T :. Vanea bay oak, by Sir Peter, out at Sbuttles dam (F. Coilieofon) - Mr- CliftcoWe bay edit, by Sir Peter, dam by Wide' (T. s Cart) - - - - • s Mr : Wastwcoth's ch. colt, Poolcsrasste, by Octocod (G. . . Humble) - --- - 3 Sir R. Wina's bay colt, AIIakIIICT. by lieningbrough (E. _. .... . Phillips) : 4 TwO tot and 5 to a on Sir H. T. Vanes colt. , Won eafy.—Run in a minutes and 28 fecoads. The Ladies' Plate, for three-year olds, 68 : AD. four- year olds. 70. 91b. five-year olds, 80. 51b. fix-year olds, and aged horfes, 80. Izlb. Maiden Hodes, &c. allowed 3111. and Mares 51b.—Four miles. Mr. Bransiling's tray bark, Mass*, by Nish', y yrs. old (J. Jackfon) walled over. Sir H. T. Vane's DifcuiTor,-711. 51b. received for feit from Mr. Norton's Sir Harry Dimfdale, 711. r zlb. three miles, fogs. each, h. ft. MRS. THORNTON AGAINST MR. FLINT. pop each, p. p. tooogs bye. FOUR MILIS. The grand (land exhibited on the above occafion loch a numerous affewtbly of beauty and fafition as has not been feen at York for many years, and the crowds who appeared on the courfe and in the adja cent fields, exceeded all:expeaation : it is laid they amounted to too,oco perfons, nearly ten times the number that appeared on the day when Yorkfhire Jenny and Beaufremont, and afterwards Bay Malton ran over the courfe, leaving the two beg honks of the day a mile and a half behind. Indeed expeetation was railed to the higheß pitch from the novelty of the match. Thoufands from every part of the fur rounding country thronged to the ground. In order to keep the courfe as clear as poilible, feveral addi• tional people were employed ; and, much to the cre dit of the 6th Light Dragoons, a party of them were alto on the ground on horfeback for the like purpofe, and which unqueflionably was the caufe of many lives being raved. Ten minutes before four o'cleck Mrs. THORNTON appeared on horfeback on the courfe, dreffcd in an elegant' jacket and cap, the body of the jacket a beautiful leopard-coloured Patin ; the fieeves blue, the cap of fame colour as the fleeves, and buff pan taloons, looking very lovely and in high fpirits ; her honk led by Colonel Tanaaron, and followed by Mr. BARI& and Mr. H. Bova - row :—Mr. FLINT ap peared a little before her, dreffed in white. They 1 flatted a little pail four o'clock. The lady took the lead for upwards of three miles, in a moll capital flyle. Her horfe, however, had much the thorter Ilroke of the two : when within a mile of being home, Mr. FLINT pufhed forward and got the lead, which he k:pt. Mrs. T. stied every exertion, but finding it impoffible to win the race, out of humanity to her horfe, (he drew up, in AfprgnaaaZie Rile, when with in about two dill.unces. At the commencement of the running, bets were 5 and 6 to 4 on the Lady ; in running the firft three miles, 7to 4 and 2to t in her favour. Indeed the oldelt Sportfmen on the Stand thought he mull have won. In running the lad mile, the odds were in (*your of Mr, Fsper. Never timely did a woman ride in a better Kyle. It was difficult to fay whether her &rinses:4.p. her deer s or her beauty wete mull admired : The tow etsfewitir was gripe and fafcioatint. The race was run in nine minutes and 59 feconds. [Another account !Lees that the race was run in is minutes five fccund., a. noted by a flop watch made by Banir aad Volt's. N. of Cletkenwell, Loadoc•] 7 ' -- - . Thus ended the moR interefling Races 41110114 npois Knavrrmii e. NO words can ripe(' the pointmens felt at the defeat of Ma. Twosome:a.- rim (pink the diklayed, and the good bum ur with which the has borne her 10, have greatly Minimal ad the jny of many of theirtnners. Fr , m the very ruperior flyie in which fho s iorforstied her etercifing gallv of tour miles on Widnelday. betting was greatly in her faVotir I for the accident which hap. petted, in content:cute of ber fuddle-girths baring fl.,ckned, and the faddle turning round, was not at tended with the iliglveg injury to her perfon, nor did it in the leaf damp her enuraer, while her erlestan- AO and doff jested ri iing, abonilbed the beholders, and infpired a general confidence in her (needs.— Not left than .00,0001. were pending upon Mrs. Tirol llTtt4% match, perhaps more, if we include the bets in every part of the country ; and there is no part' we believe, in which there were not fume. It will be teen, by the time of performance, that Hap hazard *as the bell horfe at the meeting. Seldom have we witneffed a meeting at York Where the Races have been fo well contefied Almoll She whole hive beets run, and the borfes rode in a his of great fuperiority. To add to the pleafure attend ing the Meeting, the weather has been moll favours ble, and the company numerous and fallsionable. Among the company whom we noticed at York, and on the ground, were the following : • Duke of Hasoiltaa, East ThewtMant, Earl of Darlagtaa, Rut • of Strathmore, Countds of Atexbomegh, Couttefs of Abordata. Count& Clenricarcte, Lard Palliation, Lord leltddletas, Lard Harewoad, Lord Patty, Lady Middleton, Lard Scarborough. Lord Kenyon, Lord Mouton , Lu4 Poky. Lord Perdvak Lady • Sarah Sulk, Lard Mau, sad Sams Trip. The His. Mr. Perdu, the Hot. Mr. limobvm tie Hag, Lawrence Doadu, the Has. Lumley Saar. Sr Thema Cleo coigne. ear Rowland Wks, Sr o.Striekhod efr F. Dayotno,Ste H. WlStantfon, ter F. Sunda, St French Sir W. 141hter„ Sir Robert Leighton, SW C. Taraer, Lady UMW, tie Thome Frenkland. Sr O. Armitage, Lady Ass yore, erg Lawton, Lady Lawfan, Sir Henry Ilibetioa. Lady thhettee, Attalla Kay, Lady ChaAotte Belkiyfe, Lady Geedlick, sod Ooodrkh. General Coates. Calomel Goirll.Calaad Mils Caked 7 11 1 w 1 P. /on, Colonel Tboreten, Caked ( Midar% ColammiPlanear. Plume, and fear Mlle Mowers, Caked not camel Iblbeen. Colonel Leigh. Colonel Lloyd, Colonel Newsiest, Calmat Lae. Major Kiley, Major Tolima, Major Loa, Major Heelima Kingdom, Captain Cba. Capable Mcleod, Cepa& Cal.tain Cotton, Captain Wardell, Captain Jumps., Copea;rai. ler, Captain Olinda., R. N. • Rev. jamn Cleaver, Rev. Mr. lows an. Rev. Mr. R Reek, and Mrs. Read, Rev. Mr. Hawklwortit, Rev. Thomas Dual% Rey. it. Hale, ad lose NWe Hales. ).MAN. Lowther, beck/tad, Lafeellea, Bailee, Fraalland, Pagan Hale, Wentworth, Geese* Palreer Gl : Silvertop, Wray. M , Cbolmondeky, ems, Hutton, as. Dalrymple. M•Deisald, Cbwe.. Hatbran Waits, IL Lekalke. Brandling J. Lee. Ben, Wend Dedfworri, C. Nemo. IC W.V. Hewett,James Dalton, ItiodgCon, a Grempims. yolks. H.l.us ton, Hewed, Mahon, Hanky, Glowni,Ciamaabls, Yarborough Croft, Fox Lane, Doncombe, Faiths, Haworth. It ielmmemd., Grim, Petrie, R. W. Park, I ladey, Ray, H. P. Mtltiß. Ember. Thompten, Drrley. Leseleare, Hill, Dlmldele. Allem Breeldbook harry, Wns. Fenton Mimi". Handey, Imes Hemilerm, Jam• kw. E tapktou Aso. John Cleaver. Ikanding. hare!, Disk. Praneis I laic, Hale. Mr. and Mn Hersey Lakelbra, Mr.ad Mn. Fllillet, Mr. Blond, Mn. Sand. and thr-e Mils Blade, Mr. and Mrs. Clielraky Ikaredllty. Mr. and Mre.DeuMden, Mr. and Mrs. Riebardfun. Mr. and Mrs. Starleic, Mr. Nei Mc.. Wife.. Mr. sad Mrs. W. Lec, M. Maybe and Mid Hallos, Mr std Clattering, Mr and Mrs. Ape. Mr Mrs. aril the arm Mao Chelnacp. Mr. a.. 4 Mrs. Taylor. Lady tlimaboth Loartter. Mn. Dundee. Mrs. and MG Mum. Mn Neeesete, MIL Calmar. and Mn Beckford. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. Betting at York on the St. Leger Stakes Even betting between Quid and Sancho.-3 tot set Otaid.-1. tot se& Sanebra-.20 to a agft. Zadiar..-7 a t mg& Sir M. M. Sykes's Sir Bertrand —l2 to a agft. I:".crn Mala.-. 3 to (bid and Sasebo se the Seld.—Very high cake set. all the ea. At the above Races, nn Wed.icklay lad, a race was won by Mr. GairoaTtes hnife Traeelkrl againtt him at Railing the odds were too to 4—* citcom. fiance which is confidered very remarkable by tbot moil knowing Gentlemen of the turf. rONCISTER, FIRST DAY, AUGUR se. Lord Fitxwilliam's Orville again@ Mr. "UMW' Stockton, BR. 71b. each, four miles, gongs. h. ft. Lord Darlington's Haphazatd, BR. 71b. againm Mr. Garforth's Traveller, 711. 61b. for scoop. p. p. next Doncafter Meeting. Songs. were offered to Mr. Pcirfe for his King Fergus colt, and refuted immediately. Joccar sm tr.—A new thing in riding was obferved by the fportfmen to be dose by Young Chifney s which had its effeet. In the lift 6o yards, be threw down his reins look on the horfe's week, and flogged hit boat, and afterwards held his whip upwards lonfely to threaten—whieh was thus thrown to wish more precipitation, and, as it were, head forsage : tbd borfe, by this method, was thought to run no Mk of ebasigiq hit !egt by an additional whipping. The Englifh at Verdun, it appears, bare lately amaf:d thnrfelves with Horfe Races, if the follow& ing hand bill be genuine, which we have no reafost to doubt : THURSDAY, JOLT 53. 1804. IM TIII Sir Thomas Wallace. Bart. Mr. Dow. and Coked Vramder; Stewards. Ont o'clock—Mr. Bowtes's cb. g. Bobtail. tin. rode by Matta. phik jean, block ender and cap. aphid Me Cotten's A in. Le detail, tort. 31b. rode by Mr. Walton, ohne jac►et and Nadi cap ; twice rood the cootie. darting at the *booing pail for s• luois each, h. ft. _ _ HAI patt min—Earl of Tarnvooth's b. g. Dope, IS& Ob. toque. lienbodr, white Nevem and cap, aphift Mr. WUbnhant's ell.llll. Vcrdun I.tfs, t tft. alb. blue body, black acme And eap, tae roul.d the work, at the Reward's has, tow too loos ad. • h. ft. s ta i n of aw loafs tea, ft. fr. for begat of ail ages, bin weight (or age rad ivies, three linos round the cowrie I entrance for fabfcribrrs of three look to tic tt.p. one kegs cock I taw lea hark to prf two Wade to the _ _ _ Twn ;At:eh—End st Tannostii - 's eh. g ENdenetinr. 2411. pild red jade, rider unkrown. Mr Knot's eh.l Tennis Dall, set. stk. white comb* body etiqueluot dorm sod cap, rode by Mr. Ikalfwerth. Mr. jenni-s's ?doll in the Wad, t sit. fita pink and t,ritet, and bitch pp, rider unknown. Colonel Whaley's Miff Annette, lift ro d e by b tdrlf, red Swhot., white iletves and eap. _ . _ Thine 3narteri pal! Two—Earl of Yarmouth's b. g. Dupe, rod* br bin-fr.,. arm .It Mr. Cobco% ch. wt. Vadan Lat.. redo by the H. Cal. AnasCry, blue body. white Goma. bloc wed white cap, CoL AntwOry mitt kis than the Lid of Yarmouth, for 40 lows teen. h. ft. T6-re quintet pat Three.-Mr Knoes ch g Tennis Safi. tilt. :Oa rode by Cit'onel WhAcy, white cambric body. mow- Ucet nerves and cap, again. Mt. leaning's b. In. Moll is the Wad, s t. . gib. role by tdrisfelt, w MN' *kit and sap. one round the tow , . itaning st tbc diftanee pelt, for sg loins each, h. It. All carriages of every deicription admitted upon the common. the verge of dinn. re any p4ce artjoining. to pay three Wets. and en re bate at tots For the accommodation of the Ladi e s, t h at will he • nand. The flee/wards, with the permilloo of Oeneied Witt have diced., he modems.. an rake up all per Coos tea. perintr,T m the mm-fl Ida or nacedows,oldci the Ugh& ars par t , c shety reqoAked not t do. AY dam Rem to the Cour* will be defrayed. War. Or tan. Chase do Nada