Star. — London, England, 1805-10-29 00:00:00

RAMSGATE, OCT. 36. The 14th regiment, about !co Prong, marched in yelterday morn ng, and embarked in the evening.— The 23i1 all confining of 'women came in in the yetterday, and went on b oard this morn ing. Iletwesn twelve and one o'clock, being about the time of high waters the tranfp ins began to get wider weigh, The wind blowing bra!, at SnuthEatt. Thee could not be relented to the view a more im preffive and nterelling feene. than the departure of thele veifels with odours flying, and troops rending the air with linizae, which the people on &Ire re turned ni:k the waving of hats and moll enthufiallic 'limit% of acclamation. In left; than an'honr they had all cloared the pier head, and fhortly afterwards join ed the other tranfpnrts in the Downs. The 4th, or Kit,es own Regiment, is The come in. and will be erri'aa.ked this evening. The 4oth, and other regi rn es rs. are alfo Paid to be coming in for embarkation, b, this cannot be effeacd till tomorrow evening, as tl.ete are not more tranfports here at prefent than be wanted fir die conveyance of the 4th, which . is a very prong regiment. The rifitors and inhabi tants of this place are remarkably attentive to the troops, and firma all the neceffaries in their power to recover them from the fatigue of marching, and alleviate eve' y difficulty incident to a foldter s life, under (itch circumfiances. The care and humanity with which they fee their wives and children treated, mull excite their mod lively gratitude, and ardent love of their country. The greatelt confternatinn prevailed a foongfl the boatmen of Maroate this Morn•. nig, in confegnerce of having been obliged to attend at t he Tewn Nall. tt . return their certificates of pro tetli,4l, or exemption from general fervice, which bad beer granted them during the flamer. As the he, .ing filhery has begun, this indnariout dais are likely to be much injured by this expofirre of them to the profs gangs. The apprehenfion of being taken will make them abandon the chief means of provid ing fulifillence for themfelves and familie , . It was with great difficulty therefore, I underhand, that bands could l‘e procured this morning for the packet which faded tor larindnn with about 4o paffengers. On Saturday evening their Mat ESTIFs hada con. tett in the Royal Apartments in Windfor Cattle.— Tie performance was the Oratorio of Judas Hato la:4h% her ItAajefty's Band and the G e ntlemen of the Win Afar Choir. The Kano ha, been pleated to appoint Lieutenant General Hooey TiOWTRIt to be General and Com mander of hi. M tjetty's forces (erring in the Wind ward and Leeward Charibbec Mind Ration. file KING bas made a grant of the pavilions in Hampton Park to the Duke of Ksa r ; and Mr. WYATT has received hi. Majefty's commands to im prove and decorate them, for his Royal Highoefs's reception. Colonel Aosaurulll is iniatiediately to proceed to Germany, where he is to act as Britith Military Agent with the C•enfederateot Armies, and tranfmit to Go. wernment official details of the campagin. The Hon. H. Lowrwea, far of Lord Lowvo it , is admitted a Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Cranbtiurn Lodge, in Windlor Park, is repairing and beautifying, by order of his Maitre': under the clireftion of Mr.-WYATT, for the refidence of the Hon. Mr. VILLIERS, W!) , ) has the principal fuperin, tendanee• of his MAJESTY'S farm.. It is alto to re ceive very elegant new furniture, by order of his MAJESTY. By the death of the Doke of Rorsueott, Captain Grawxsa, late of the Guards, who laft year, by Leueri'Patent, took the name of KERR, fumed , to the Whole elate, and alfo to the title. of Baron Bellenden. Friday, the 3d, or referve battalion of the tyth regiment, marched from Edinburgh Cattle for Dun bar 'barracks. The Berwielcthire Yeomanry Cavalry, udder the command of Lieutenant t (aloud Buciwt, are to g o into quarters at 3e wick, upon Monday the 4th No vemb.-r next, for a week's exercife. On Wednefday, the Middle and South Holdernefs, and Hedon Volunteers, were infpetled by Colonel MAST R, at the latter place. Mo.:day fe'nnight, the Royal Mid-Lothian Voloo• leer C tval y alfernblcd in q idrters for ten days. The Edinburgh and Leith at Mulreiburgh; the Dalmahoy Larwade ; and the remainder of the regiment troop at _ St. Lttert .rgli, at Dalkeith.., Ken. . Friday morning, the regiment of Chefhire Yo. The following are the particulars of the fleet from HENRY H WHITE, Eiq. one of the Magiffrates of that manly Cavalry, commanded by Sir J LxicssrEa, Lamaica, 3oth July, under convoy of his hlajelly's ditifion, he followed them in a poll chalk to the Mo- Bart. now It ationed at Liverpool on permanent duty', ips VANGUARD and PAPILLoN : nument, and perceiving, by going over the hill, they Thirty fix. for London; is for Liverpool ; 7 for firi , Rol • 2 for was reviewed by Major General Benson, at their. meant to go rut of the reach of his authority, he di- Nawcaltle; 3 for L e ith ; 3 for Whitehaven ; 3 for Greenock ; 4 parade ground, near Bootle. for Glafvw.--Totat 73. :Tali drove to Mr. HAYNES. /It Wick , a Ma g iltrate BRIGADE IN HYDE Pasta . — On Saturday the Sc-o Of the Londou Mips. one loft, and one burnt; one Liverpool forthe comity of cred it who with an a&ivity c ond . Royal rower Hamlets, and the Royal Well Otip burnt; one Leith ditto, ditto. They were burnt on account that relletai great upon him, dire&ly aCCOM. London iteiments of Mia, were brigaded on a being lea . ky.--Sixtreight arrived. panied Mr. W. and took Hamilton (after having 18 Buckden Hill, under the command of General the Patoculars of the fleet from Tortola, 31 ft July, hard rounds) into cullody, to anfwer hereafter Co flagrant a breach of' the peace. His friends have Eatl.of BANsuftir. His Royal Highoefs the Duke 1805, under convoy of his Majelly's {hips liAti mu of Cseasses,(whO has been pleafcd to arprefs him OUS. PROSELYTE, HY .£N•, and BAREADO23, Viz. hi= entered into bail for him for loci. The other fell yeti partially bhduiftiderie.d2andfortwGeinar-one ft f ) o r r L o o rc id e n loc at k 3 . 9 for Li verpool ; ruipiit was carried off by fume of his friends in a by Genera! the.i.Earl of HARRINGTON. and a nume - for l London; ' a f, 5 4 Portfiun w h ; 3 Totai 21C. , 5 for Cork ; X 4 gig . • reusfuite, art ived foon after twelve (Mocks and was Of the Loudon flips three foundered, two taken, and fix mif- METEORS.—On Tueeday evening last, about fix received with the prcknt cf arms and fahric rico- fing.—One Greenock (hip taken and retaken. One Glafgow flip o'clock, an uncommonly luminous appearance was lours. The brigade w as then thrown into open co. takcn and retaken, and two for that purt miffing—One Dublin obferved near York, frippofed to be •produeed by a fhip taken and retaken.-214 arrived. lonm, with Loll BAN ) UAr at the head,andurasvhed meteor, which the cloudinefs of the Ilty concealed The mif fi ng fhips of the Leeward El a nd fl e et are from view. On Wednefilay evening, after fun fit,' pall his Royal Highnees in reviewing order, and .a •ari formed into line; after which the Earl of as follow, viz. the fly being unclouded, a meteor, relembling a ball rfeverence Curtis, from Demerara ; Princes Mary, King, of fi re, was ()heaved near that city. It appeared' 1).la SURE otdered the brigade throu g h a variet y of front Surinam : ' Brothers , Neal; Goldfinch, from Tobago. in the Eaa, at an apparent altitude of about twen t y' tu ancovres, of fkirmithing by the light infan tr y , fo p - Gang es, Rund, from St. Kitt's • Minerva, Davidfon, from Mont - orotell by the grenadiers, and then by the battalions; [crow for London ; Mary, Wilton, from Grenada; Chriflopher, Braeds. In a moment it began to defeend, etnit of advancing, retrzating, and of frequent change of ---, from St. KILL'S to ClarpW. ' train of light, arid beg a n to without the front of the brigade t and laftly, of charging by On Friday as the Purfer's Steward of the Dim- reaching the horizon. The whole appearance did regiments ; and concluded by a general Mom After GIIICE Boop of war lying at Dover, was proceeding not occupy more than three or tour feeonds, At -which, his Royal Highitees was pleaded perfonally to from the Swan public-houfe to goon board his veffel, the time tie this ()Nervation, it was about h a lf pall exprefs to Lieutenant Colonel Wtoan and Major being intoxicated, and the night very dark, he had five by the cathedral cloek, but was not more tld.in I Jacasom (alio commanded in the abeence, from the rni.forturm to walk over the quay into the hard fifteen minutes after five by ue tilr.e. The ratite illnefs, of Colonel Starrn and Colonel Newn oast ), boor, and was drowned. A Coroner's Inquell fat evening, a little pail lix, a meteor, a liiminous' his perfect approbation of the a pp e arance an d co n• on the body, and returned a verdila of—AcCidental train, was oblerved ar. Helmiley, henrytwehree miles North of York. It appeared in ; and mi les 'dud, in every particular, of theft yegiments ; nor Death. was the a pprobation of the Earl of Haaatneron, NATURAL HtsvoßY.—The fhtp Inveigator, from the fame altitude as the - meteor obr e rved a t Y or k.— , and General the Earl of &steamy. their immediate Botany Bay, which put into Liverpool fame days After continuing anti Mary for a Short time. it die. Commanding Officers, lefs flattering. The brigade fince, among a great number of other curious pro- I appeared, but a htilliant light continued in the fky, was diemiffed by Lord BANEURY, and the approba- .duaions of that wonderful country, has brought an in the dire lion of the meteof;" firlione minutes of lion or hi. Royal Highnees was conveyed to the regi- animal of a fpecies altdgether unknown to natuialift - . ter. A meteor was alto teen in the neighbourhood menus by their Commanding Officers, Major Jact- It is about the lize of a email dog, but in fhape and lof Beverley at the fame period of the even ; rl (as SON and Lieutenant Colonel Wine*. other particulars almoll exadily refembles a bear.— , nearly as can he collefled) as that at Helmfliiy. If STATE LoTTERT......NO. 33,653 ( Blank ) beiog the The Invefligator;•ia her v o yage front B o t a ny B a y,i it was the fame meteor, its eleOltion mull collie fira drawn Ticket this mornwras entitled to the experienced a long rouree of the moil tempeauous quently have Iseen.yei y gre • nr,. the dailirit beta+ixt Thoufatod rounds. weather ever remembered by the oldeft mariner. - did; p l aces being at kaft forty milci: -. • - 1 . ' • ..; . • NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY..—Wind N.E. ARR. DUI. ABA. um Dublin o 3 Hamburg!' o Waterforl o y I Gottenburgb. 1 0 PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 28. Sailed his Majeay's floop Latta, Capt. Latrosoan, with the convoy for Africa and the Well Indies. The Traveller, Vigi lante, and Georgiana, for the South Seas, failed with them. The homeward bound Well India fleet re mains wind bound. The Fat.cort and FUEY !loops are again put back. Wind eafierly. Dovaa, Ocr. 28.—His Majelly's gun-brig Defpe rate, Lieut. Tyra, fent in here on Saturday the brig Frederick, Capt. Tana, of Embden, from Antwep, in WWI, bound for a port in the Bay. The wind llaS blown very hard from the Eaaward for fome days pall, which has prevented any arrivals. Wind E. S. E. and blows hard, with thick weather. Soraasiss, OST. back the BON ETTA (loop of war, with the outward b.rund!tic fleet, owing to the (Iron Eaterly winds, which prevent their progrefs.—Wind N. E. • GRIPPNOCK, OCT. 2g.—A brig. fuppofed to he the Mary Wilfon, GRAHAM, from Grenada, has come to at the Tail of the Bank. The Aurora, Toon sort, fiom Jamaica, is put under quarantine. The FleA. nor, FRASER, for Port Charm, has beat op from Gourock Bay. Captain BaasaOt, of the Minvtoo from Wifcaffet, fpoke4un the 23d ult. to theeattward of the Banks of Newfoundland, the brig Hannah, CAMPBELL, from Jew Wean. for Liverpool. HULL, Ocr. 27.—The Mary Hall, 'Foetal, of this port, lall from London. coming into the Humber' 'about nine•o'clock on Tuefday night, when dropping off Sandhale, fell over upon Spurn tide fo fuddenly, that the could not clear the point . , but went atliore, and it is feared will be totally 101 l ; crew laved. The Union, —, loaded with pipe clay, oil, and wool from Poole for this port, drove upon Stoney Binks at the entrance of the Humber l:mil Wednefday forenoon ; the crew were ail faved by the Alliance ofl a pilot boat, but the flop and cargo, it is feared, will be entirely 1011. The fame day a large Swedifn vel fel run upon the fame flusal, but att•s go_ of aith part damage, and is gone into Grimfbr to repair. The Wrwich Packet, AunaasoN, from Plymouth t' . Sunderland. and the Tent, BanwaLL, from Yar mouth for the North, are put into Yarmouth with the lofs of anchors and cables. Five coating velfel,• are on (bore between Yarmouth and Haibro ARRIVED. Off Harwich, Surinam. Jones, from risatete, for Plymouth— At Dundee Nymph, Ray, from Peterfburgh—Off Shield", Hpe rime, Smith ; and Antelope. Retie, from &thaw:el—Ai Pad (tow, Wilhelm Ludwig — 4 —, from St. Arnim—. At Galway. Lady Vialhington, from Oporto— I abrailore. Lark, Co•inell, from Antigua ; Pamela, —, from fteh,e; Dart. Hid lake, from Figuera, Circren, Shiln•brand, from Waterford ; Ser pent. Wallis; and Soccer', Baker, Irma Liverpool—At New foundlatd, Beaver, Adams, from Liverpool--At Philadelphia, Iliadic's. Bray, from Liverpool—At Virginia, Concord. Para, from Briftol—At Bal irnorc, Four Broilers, from Hull. DISTIRBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Geleykheid, for the des' n•;oo of the butch Chip Twee Vrienden, May 24, 18 3. (the Rail !table, Amelia, and Leda in company), will be paid on Friday the ttt day of N. vembei at Got - port, and recalled at the fame place'every Wednefday and as turday for three years. The Blips Minotaur. Phetrin. and Entreprenant, will he paid for the Madona del Gruz.e. captur , d on the ad March, 11130,0 n the ;tit inftant at Ho. 14. Clrment's Inn 3nfl recalled at tit- Ltd Office, every day (Sunday etcepred) until the tath Nov The Mary Hall, l'ucke,, from London ; anl the Onion, of and from Poole, arc on °lore near the Humber. The Union, Arundel, from Trinidad, Is arrived in RCithfay - Bay. The French and Spanifh fleets in Cadiz are Rated to be in readinefs for lea ; the former c o tfl ptizirict I s fail of the line, the latter It fail. three of which cart y 120 guns each. Admiral BoziLLy has focceeded VILLEN EUVE in thecommand of the French ftradton. Letters from Madeira Rate, that the Italsowast.r on her palfage to that island, chafed the Topace for two days, but the latter outf.tiled her. The RAISON. ABL E is part of the naval force under Sir HONE POP HAM, which is believed to be dellined for the reduc tion of the Cape of Good Hope. Monday fe'nnight a fleet arrived at Leith from the Baltic, under convoy of the SA IA 1' armed (hip, among which are the Mill, YULE, and Prcfcot, BRUCE, from -[burgh. FISMO.W. ' Not withilandini the cold and the rain, a great deal of white is oi.worp.. On Sti . utlay the 101 intl. at the Toil!irks, three-fourthi of the ccgumer were of funtmer. The flowers ; with the exception of dairies, are not thofe of the Aaron. Ciquelicot and orange flower cannot be confideied as out of &Non ; but plumes are beginning to he worn again. We obferv ed•them lately at the Opera, of rote and white, in bunches, upon hats with a very narrow leaf, force of fatin, others of velvet. The velvet is biaelt, the fain white or role. Role is Rill the prevailing colour. A lady who wilhes to wear her Cloak at the fpalacle, has it made of role or grey laths, faced with white, without a collar, and cut (harp before, fo as when tied acrofs, to look like the letter Y. The cloak upon the Worn is very richly trimmed with lace. ARRIVALS IN TOWN. Lord Boyle from Ply mouth, to the Gloucefter Coffee-boufe. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, from Southampton, to Peauiftone's Hotel. Lord Onndas, the Hon. Melfrs. and Mils Dundad, from South ampton, to their boat. in Arlington-11feet. Count Beaujolais, Irom the Pavilion Brighton, to Long's Hotel. 1..0rd Foicy, tram Whitley Court, Worc, iterfhire, to LotiCs Hotel. Sir John Bi idgcr, from it vntTate, to his honfe in Dover-Erect Sir Richard and lad , / Hankey, from Ranifgate to Blake's Hotel. 'ils Emit. front Chuird. to ditto. • Mr. and Mrs..iherhian, front their tour thron;;11 Scotland. DrPARTURES FROM TOWN. The Right Hon. Mr. Lafedles, from hi.. Imre in Lower Grofve nor-Ito-Lt. on a viiit to tile Fad of Life:, at Cathiohury-park. Lord and Lady Lip.:, from Wella-ftrect, to Tynemonth, Devon- Ire. Mrs t•aneral Fix, from Dovar.ftreet, to Plymouth, to catbark .to join General Fox at Gibraltar. ARRIVALS AT THE CROWN INS, ROCHESTER._ t • 'le 'awe 27 from FUenborough. Ramfgate ; 28, Mr Law and family, Mr. Steer, fron. Ramfgate. Mr. Forclight and family. A bet was made fotne time fince between PETER MACL EN ZIE, tiq. of South Mo!tn, and two Iroarr Acts, for •wenty guineai a fde, " that the former Gentleman did not kill one in ace . of partridges every das (Sunday; excepted) for fix weeks in fucceflion, front the 111 day of September tall." This was de. teimined.on Saturday the 2th init. when Mr. M. having completed his engagement with apparent eafe, was confequently declared winner. This is honked up n by the Antriteum as one of the firft field' exploits that has been performed for many years. • A curious circomltance litely happened in the church of Morton Bagoti, in Warwickfbire: Dur ing divine ferv;ce, the clerk, either in the fervency of kis devotion, or in the allion of gaping, opened his mouth fo Wide, as he pronounced the. word " Amen".—that the poor fellow 'abfolutely put out his jaw. He was obliged to go to Henley in Arden three Miles dittanee from the place, befote he could get riper aflitlance and have it fet again: * • Dr nay LAN r.—Mr. E t.t.t e TON, la It night, termed his part of Pasco, in the Tragedy of Romeo and 7a!irt. He was extremely energetic and interelting through the wh a le performance. In the Malt fcene he received much and dekyved aoplaufe. Mrs. H. Sionona pla 7ulet with her Ufual excellence. • The play ent rttel•xtremely well, and was much applauded. In the Farce ref The Soldier's Return, Mrs. MATTHawh a in the ablence f Mrs. MOUNTlkli4,played Belinda with fticcefa ; DICAMP, in M/ Dafbaway, was is high Ipirits. Cam vnT.GARDEN.—The Comedy of Spredthe Plargb. was Matt night reprefented to a numerous audience, whn-retired highly pleated with o:eh-evening's enter: tainment. MUNDI.N'S .11t . 41.1 Handy, F- AWCETT'S Bob randy, Ksmni.r's Henry, and Era FRY'S Farmer ..jbfeld—tegether with Mrs. Gins's Miff' Bloomfeld, 10:1 Mifs Baum - noes Sr±fast p.m/et-rid to gratify the public, without eveh the . fplend:d attraCtion of " linFantino." • PLULSTkIAN WAGlR•—Saturday Mr. Krim, an undertook, for a wager of thirty guineas ; waik 25 mile; in four horns. tie flatted frrim the fmronite done •at Haminerfmith; at (even o'clock,l and went she firft,7 mileswithin the hour—he reached I the 17 mile finite, beyond Colnbrook, in one hour and fitly minutes, and returned to the 'place from whence he flirted, without flopping. 17 minutes ' within tlte lime allowed. Several perfons accompanied him on ho tehaek. . BOXING.—A concourfe of people iffembled 'on Friday Linfdown, near Bath, to fee a pitched battle het wis-t Charles Bryant, of that city; and Da niel Hamilton, a working jeweller, from Honndf ditih, London, an ilrrie, it is Paid, of the famous Chicken. The news, however, reaching the ears of SPORTING INTELLICPNCE. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR. HOUGHTON WE TING, 18: 3 , MONDAY. OCTOBER Mr. R. Boyce's Sir David, 711. beat Ld h leg's Sir Hatribmiftfile:Bll. - Lall 3 M. of B. C".ioo. t to 8 agll Sir David. D. of Grafton's Lumbago, 811. 91b. beat Mr. An drew's Fathom, 7(1. t 111). Two-yr old C. sogs.— z to ton Lumbago. Mr. Mellifh's Lady Brotigh, 9. t ilb. beat Mr. R. Boyce's Bobtail, 811: ylb. D. I. zoogs.--ti to 8 agtt Lady Brough. Ld Sackville's Witchcraft beat Ld Foley's Watery, 89. each. D. 1. Sods.-6 to nn Witchcraft. Mr. Mellilb's Marianne, 89. 71b. agit Mr. B. Boyce's Brainwnrm, 79. 71b. .Ab. M. toogs. (dead heat.) —1 ttoB on Marianne. • Sir C. Bunbury'i Lydia, 89. 61b. rec. Bogs. from Mr. Wilton's Newmarket, 811. 31b. R. M. zoogs. lt. t Ld Foley's Hippocampus, 79. tolb. rec. it. from H. R. H. the P. of Wales's Orville, 811. t ilb. LC. 3p6gs. h. ft. Mr. Watfon's Sorrel,4yrs old, rte. ft. from Sir J. Shelly's Sir Launcelot, 3yrs old, 89. each. D. M. =cgs, STIRLING RACES. Fifty guineas giien by the Town of Stirling, was wnn by Lord Belhaven's b rn Lady Ma , y, SR. alb. - i Sir Al.:sander Don's bc by Precipitate, 711.51 b. a a W h.DN ieDAT, Ocr. 9. —Fifty Pnuulds for all ages, three 2-miles and a half heats. Lord Belhaven's b.m Lady Mary, SR. :lb. Sir Alex.. Don's bh by Skyfcraper„. yR. lb a a THURSDAY, OCT. lo.—Fifty Pounds for all ages. Lady Mary received acl. in terms of the conditions no other liqrfe appeared to Ran. • Sitme day, a Snbfcriptinn Purfe of 301. for beaten and drawn borlef, was won by Sir Alex. Onn's b c by Precipitate a Mr. Kincaid's b gby Overton • 2 de There were aifo feveral hack races, which affordedexcenan fpust. KELSO RA . ES. I I On Monday fe'onight . , Sir H. Star. ling walked over the Courfe at Caverton Edge, for the Sweepttakes. • After which the King's Hundred was run for by • Sir H. Williantfon% grey horfe Starling - . I I.ord Belhaven's hay boric Brandon - .1 a This race excited contiderable intern', and afford ed good fporr: Before flatting, 6t04 on Brandon ; after (tatting, '6 to 4 'on Starling. On Tuefday,. Lord Belhaven's Lady Mary walked over the Courfe, for the purfe of fifty guineas. • Same day the Kelfo Fifty Pounds was run for by Mr. Saline's Orphan s Sir A. Dun's bay colt' - • . $ $ Before Ratting, 5 HI. 4 on Orphan ; after the firft heat, 3to t. Orellah won eafily. same day, 'a•match (fists:- miles) was run by Sir John Maxwell's brown mare . . Mr. Si , well's roan gekling . 2 • On Wechefday, a Purfe of Fifty Quineas, for all .. ages, was run for by. Sir H. Williamfpn'C Starling - . . xg - • Lord &that , . n:s Brandon - s A capital race. Brandon led the firli heat, whith was defperately run for the lad mile, Brandon keep- • ing the lead, until 'within a few yatds of the winning poll, when Stirling headed hint, and won by half a neck. In the . fecond heat both loges Ratted at full '[peed; every yard of the . loth miles was hard run, and the race was won by Startibg by about a couple of lengths. • ••• .• _ . • BLICKLINO RACES, TUE.4ISAt OCT. as. A Sweepitakes, (two mile courfe), by Colonel Viryndbani'Ar: c.Yorkthire Lad,3 yes old—Major Wition'ibi. c. Trudge. di•ro—. Hon. Colonel Harborer' ch. c. Matter Bttry, ditto, was woe' Ey Mailer Betty .— A Sweepftakcs, for-bodes bred Norfolk. by it. L. Doughty, Efq. ch. c. Mr. Task, 4 yrs, old.-Hon. W.A. Harbord's b. in. Lima. 6 yrs old-. Ditto b. g. Mailer Coborg, 3 yrs old-r Ditto b. f. Czarina, z yrs old—Hon. E Harbord's br.g Rifle. 3.yrs old—Dennis Gunton s, Efq. gr. I. ditto--war woo by Czarina. - • ,; WIDNSEDAT, OCTOBER 23. The Walter Stakes, horfes carrying thirteen none each, to be rode by Gentlemen, by Colonel Wyndham's b. g Blickling. 6 yrs old, and Edward Huirey's, Efq. gr. g. Smoaker ' aged; — Colonel Fitzroy's br. nt Kitty Crowther, and the Hon. W. A. Harbsed'a b. m. Luna, paid forfeit—was won by Blickling:—.A Produce Stakes, by the Hon. W.A. Harbord's b. f. Czarina, a yrs old, by Sale Cobonrg. and John W. Tinulinfon's c. f. a yraold, by Woe. der—was won by Czarina. R. L. Dough: y's. Efq. ch c. Mr. Teazle, yrs old—Dennis Gun. ton, Efq. gr. f. :1 yrs old—was won by Mr. Teazle. F.dw. Huffey's,, Efq. gr. g..—Thretton Jail Mott's, Efq. gr. g.—vras won by Mr. Wiry. The faivities on this occafion were not confined to the mere determination of the fuperior fpeed of one horfe against another, but appear to have the united folid hofpitalities of a country Gentleman's feat, with the revival of a manly fpirit of athletic and active contention in the paflimes of Old England, under the eyes of the Lordly Patron, amidft the plaufes of lubliantial yeomanry, and the deep inte reft of wives, fweethearts, and a bold, and contend ing race of equals. - The princely domain of Blickling was on both days crowded with company of every defeription.— The weather was fair ; the intervals of the races were filled up with foot matches, wrefiling, running in facts, and the various round of rullic revelry. The hall was the fcene of a more elegant conviviality; a very numerous party afTembled at dinner, and the ball in the evening included molt of the youth, beauty, and falhion of Norfolk. Taitt and munificence fprcad their fibres, and gave a zelt to pleafure. NORTHERN MEETING. That meeting commenced at Invernefs on Monday the t 4th inilant,, and continued during the week.-- , There were balls on Tuefdayi and the three foll:n. - mg nights, Which were very well attended, and whc - e there were, as ufual, a great difplay of beauty and fafhion. Some fotmer meetings have been more nu merously attended, but there never K ere any where more mitt') and hat mon y prey:tiled: •The Marquis of HUN TI.I/, one of the Stewatds,hommted the meet ing with his company on the WI two days, who, with Lard Elitos., Lord Alto , / a, and Lord ALF:- kens& Goevott, added lunch to the pleafure and fettivity of meeting. Sit ATAXANDEit CUMMING GORGON and hi. family, Sir GRO&GE MACEINZIE of Cola Ci.loiga Talmo( lxvirst, Mr. MACKIN Tom, *of Mackintoth, and Lady,'With many other refpteta. ble tpembers attervled. 7 —The Stewards appointed for tlie - eitfuing ; year ate : • c The Mori. 14.!•10the Marquis of Huntley ; the Right lira. the Earl e Aboyne the. Hun. 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