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• Lt - Sf R.ICF. Mr. C..altaes bay m u., tV,tgq-nic-'i:fitly. art Mt F! wort', • . it. It. ftlephant In.; Cora , Sit cash, s,.a aaili —N,r. Coultu •tako JJg. to 2'p Taft MARKSI3. CORN EXCI-1411iGIL. Ave. 14. This dayh imterrts of Whoa oaths rather • ',hart eep7'tt. Prime templet fully impose: die prices guttural, and inlw., r are hewn in sales; Awe wow M 74t. pee quarter. Rar:ey ati Malt o.ra:ilea It/Welk& Recreation. Where eel Grey Pea. era each cheaper. IRltasts d both aorta we rather deafer. IF o 2, mitre Oats are air, p era ad intaie th eir price.; and sal It of Flour arca prices RENT PR Wheat.....:.:445. sba. 66; Pine d0........05. 721 04 Rye (New) ....CM 46a. OA. barmy ........:a. Ilia 6.1 ICE OF GRAIN. Tick stem • • • 42.. 4sq. C f. Oat. " 4f..264 99•. ?Amid, 81.. Ns r.rtatw 34q. It. 44 Rapt Seed 441.!0•. .N. Fi..e Polo Ws. IS'. I N. %fleeMs 484.14.. t d. Ma•t *M. re. W . White .. 95. 105 A 0 ' aft, Peu 54% MO OA. Beans SIII I IIPIELI), Roo li4 This day's Market had • very I#ratiftsl cooly a prime Seattle, and the anew of Cattle, tu ettbrr (awes, a 1 amead.f• l'Atirtt.iiilly Slue!' and Lambs, watch 1/11.4 in great ettunehtore Lana') jail Veal are darer than our last reptile. Beat, Mutton, am! Pik are cheaper; cud tine trade, in game. fel, was to!t•rably good. The sales in the Hay Markvt somewhat lively i May. Straw and Clutter obtaurd Inapt pates than Friavy's Maritlt We 511530114 a correct Wawa.' the prices awl await" To sink the offal pa wows n/ 111 b. Beef 4e. pd. to 44. 64. 1114/4 01C114T1.4 4411 1:144• Od. to 44. 64. Boom. Od. to St. ad Sheep and Lamb 2i,1t0 Vea1.......G5. 0.1. to 71. Od I Calves Pork 4s. 041. to 54 04.1 Pies 4 SMlrlikiEl.l) HAY MARKE.F. nay Swart 'l. IR. Si IC. us Ckwer .. GI. t.. to 71 15t 01 com-mAilktr. Araysr 71 Pipe at Marlt,t. Sold. 17 .. Seward, l6. 4642 &1.. Lie 611, YegattiarS T. BA stroLoseLw-1 - 1,111 it Oa POW DE.AI'IIS. Oa Fri.lay Int, at bar in Ca•dottreet, 0004. street, M. tame Uetben, sitte.tney lamest/a Nn Send., morning, after a li•ng and mete illnent i V' 1. Alen, It+ of tile Seal tHisv, 'a tin Temple I • aulK. , •• .1 of as ir.telirvist 'wed, a weal sod tenittseent Mom I , tit mown wwi Or ever dam to • anisnoss end tingeetaiki:..:rt of (wands and raituSiellallel. Ift(;M WAT6M. THIS DA). At • Mont.... Meer Evew....116 n. n. of ...6 ___ - . „ . --- ...erns/Lee of ens eacn, b. R fee Dina yam all gab. Sot. :,...,,,,,,,....pm is i -- O 7 G. DAVIDSON. "- In n ' '''.. • 1 las coons of the triAl, inl%Led t.e Jury to reton.- 1 the ten:vole was 'espied tiH the he= 1 0 14 ei , •••• g'b lie* biles L ONDON: — Rine ~ , rod him to flie blesses v's or • .y. Rvq,4e w a s fine pro...vivo was inunded Lyme 4 very teN:ery. Mr • W. 9 •1tew ,,40, 1% b. e Silti ~ by St Wow w oolev u". E n w"./ .6 16.. I some ' Ce k 0 7. 1 ; . g c a .7 c .",,:,., , 4,2, --.' s ycb. 5r.: .. .1 . ... e ..... *, the ouly one of these th:ec or.:.nromate mei g men thoegh aneeeot Aft of Paeliantem, made for the Mr. Watts gr cby Be lallib'.ollgb, darn by Dadiadi. %., ...h i ve ../ No. 7 N4ll i• • ...abAl PIL4, Lfit g-A. • . b 11:. N . . P 1, .. H 41 . gynree •e. bro th er t• BrAllooda oho could appeal to the Officers ot th• - 1, Reg mei): poteCill,ll Mall tccuiity ei theft:laces sal sums- ir a chataaer. They Were eICLUted oat be l Lb. pedmg :enealts. Mr h. 2..iir:g 1 eue,. ev;t, by Seciungaraegia. ass a( leesp's 4)7;1.'1 ' , *47'6; th o e ,i i: 7; f:'' ' "al 11.. th. "14 "Wa 4'.16.1 4 "" *Ube duty attcri . . . • .. _ _ ' N 4 PAL IKTELLTGANCE. • toiTst.lntaNi. Attl. 23. Arrived His Maj•stes sh;psNam, from Hali fax ivehig, from Gnernsey ; and La FkAr, horn aff Hare.—Wind 8 W. PLYMMITII. •CO. 22: Arrived the Co harrier. hired army i ship, with a new siwp of war huilt at Dartmouth. ctlled the T thtl. et , he fitted out here; also the Hariersin at armed ship, Lieutenant Anstruther, from the Westwar..• ; Plotter slnetp, Capt. Browne. from • eruise; the !Wino tender. and Merriest/ hired alined shin. tri•h the t mbs•••ennatt cutter, and . 1 fleet r ; light villuall-ra fne the B,et. s a tir e ; the pit te s. 3ti guns. wit% bulneks, Ste. f ,, r ete erniters off Bordeaux; and the Concorde fri gate. for Portsmouth limnain in Crwsand Bay. the Royal George. 110 guns; a d the Drtasetehg6t, 98 guns. the .40old, the Jnotn,irstr. ..bn son. and /tPaate frigates, titti; i t fur foreign service ; and Howl al., • f wtr. Arrive i H;. Majesty's ship Cuba, from Jamiles ; Moro. Daeidsnn, from ‘V;;rrriptnn ; 1.1, , t rah's. rho, Rutftw.f, from Santa Ctuz, detaiae.l by tli• Mart privateer ; Pros Seeith Is, Sarson, from St. "fhom..i's, detained by tl e JoSa listl privateer; Tar, ilovde“. P.lll, from N-w York, detained by tke 11,4 C.,ehrorpr IstiVatert t Norville, Settler, from Lissna g a- fr e he Wand. e, .krm..ir, from Santa Crux, detained oy the Lon privateer. FALMOUTH. AVG. 21. Ariived tLis morning the Dui.. of Cris packet. Capt. CiAtesworth, whit mails 'tom Jamaica. in 56 &es, bring,' nn ne's: left lying At iriingttoa His bl.j-sty's ships Mrdiator, Fiehsuard. Alarm, and the 1.44. • Arrived this evening. the Hawk. armed ship, irons the EA•IWat 3.—Wiud S.W. IffilL. ACC'''T t 3 :Came down from tbe River,the T f .gr,ss, Graham. tonsnti to the East !tithes. and remains in tie Dowus sti;b the !If ps as pn I+o.—Wind W. 011111,110C1C. AUGUST 20. "The R.hers. Black. sad 1;44 /.cue. two (4 the JAMAICA SPer. ,Aire arrived. The Eagle. Como- La. and timsoa, are h I - • . the when are we in pin. ISZTII•CT Or A LIETZI lank CAPT• ur rue stile FOIATITUDII. TO kl 5 OWIIIINS IN 1.I• ViSTOOL. "?'" Roast. ;mink% tide May, 1147. Nothirtg 'swede, occurred after our leaving IPC lifestesea. Ontil the morning of the lath rest 4.11711,1111. the Poi t Jaqiientel N.N.W. distant 1/ NM, saw two seboonees close in with the lead : arbal 4 pact five perceived them to be .arated Vet, NI% palling a Coseidorable quantity of svieeps ; as thane was not a breath of wind. cattle op very fast. Jose ga* me time to get in readiness to receive d=eist: at sews hoisted Fritsch colours, and con tinued sweep' g towatels us and fi ring their great go s at friteerals; at a kalif:dote eight commenced our ire wi b hat gone I could get to beast, which lose them retreat out of gun shot. At half past eight swept up again on either quarter to board ; ierthis sitnatioo remained until ten, keeping eon. asps fire at them with what guns I could . got to boar t ste a quarter past ten. got their boats eau and gasopreag up to the square-sail yard-Arm :at eleven clkpt me alongside. one on 'soh quarter I as there wits no wind, I could not work the ship to get our guns to bear as I could wish. The fire, believe me. (:mitlctnes, was tremendous; my two after- Most gusts. with the easrasnades, were ell the guns of cesvice to me, with my small arms—but alas ! what was my mn query, to contend with 153 men, snore on or.e side. and some co soother : at me ridian boarded me, cutting up every person who scald not get oat of their way. lam sorry to say that my loss is so great. 4 men killed. I danger ously. pad 4 slightly wounded. Every praise is doe to my officers and men, they behaved like Eaglialimen to the last moment. lam sorry to see so many safer, although I suffer most myself. Imrsiryggiot -*wed. at boarding. a ball through the thigh. shod a dangerous cut on the cheek and ear— At rx p. w. of the same , . the ship was re-captured by. His Majesty's ship Noires:. and sent for this p lit, where we arrived this day." The following are the names of the killed and wounded on board the Ferrittide t Ilt:lhni-•:S1r. Chador; M`Adarn, jun. snporeargo ; James li•, , .nrton, W.:ha n ttll s r., Frir.ClA Fr ecray. 5 , 4111.'11 ‘y1114114.d dahgvrouey:-..knuert Freer., Captam 1 Hugh Rog 'aflutter.... i7attvg., Jacob Peteerm, Jame. Han.. buy Doneht Mark, Nattiamoi Hun:. women. Woomlits. Jourph f:Gaard., Jahn • John 'fyrar, beamett. On the 31 ult. three privates of the 9Gth Reiti :wart were tried before 3 Special Court at St. John's, Antigua, for the intird.r of a n-gro slave, n.med • yore, the property of Wit.t.iam MAIRTri The tram. sof the Prisoners w. re Meurer" iota, es, J.ko M. f/a2h, and Petri, tioarkr. all young awn. The trial laded several bouts; and the Jury, after • short drliheration, r:enened a verdift of ai:l., against all the three Priinnets. It appeared, from tly• testimony of doom hl Amis. also a private of the same Regiment. and an accomplice in the nt- Viler, hat who had been admitted as King's evi dence, that the Prisoners and LiTatil 1-It their quarters clandestinely not the night stared in the in. di:lmam, and after procuring some tuna at a shop is Falmormi. pr. seeded to the house of ihe J'.- ceased, where lowers had ac ittairced his c un palions they might amuse then:.elvvs with ~ addle. I iere trey procured some w:oer t) wits their rum, and th-a begat) to rummage the hoi.se, a:itch the unfortunate %meta ezporulatirg Soare rs knr::kecl him down with a ms.krt found 1., the hen-e, a Id, at tire same .11•HLze strut k him several blows upla the bead with a cu:hiss, lit:rupee belor.giog to the deceased. oar uh %Oda:, it ap. peered Itqm iris massy of a Sar:. t eon, Sniveral other witaar...-s w'rr „ . „ 0 . floe-.!the tvidesee of t: A.1,,N, and pi :red tir e Rti t of the pti.oners hey , al ft:. Zots SUM,: circlur..tAn , es of 4 ay. , ura'uir feature, respect to the Prisun.r np, , earit g in the coons of the trial, induced J mead h the nisi' eta EXAVER. Aga. 19. Baribirdirlaist the Right Rev. the Lord Riau" of Salisbury, arrived at the Palace. is this city, aed on Monday a large number of the Nobility and Gentry waited nn the Bishop and his Lads to pay their re was, and lifer their congratulations on his Lord. ship's steceseling pi a more valuable see.—That all ranks. both sif the Clergy and I .sit 7, who have ever been acquainted with his Lordship, sincerely unite in these congratulations, is most certain t but we may add. with the greatest truth. that they are all equ tUy afeei rd with *the moss p ,ign int regret at losing from t'iis diocese an amiable Prelate, in whom ate so sweetly blended the tro- and unatTet pinty of a christims Myine, with the mildness and urbanity of a wrist/Stan. SeWIAG FROW DROWNING: The following instance of preservation from drowning occurre I in Pai-ley, on Saturday sr'eu. night, and is not unworthy of notice. Alexander Dick, being employed with his horse and loaded cart, on the side of the river Cart, at the Seedhill Craig:, drove into the river to water his horse, whirl). on being turned, after it had do 7 ne drinking. instead of quitting the water, went backwards, push ing behind it the loaded cart on which the man was seated, till all were plunged into the &Winn. The man (shout 60 years of age) was livable temalte any exertion for his own safety, and indeed was almost insensible of his situation; and both man and horse had well nigh disappeared. At this junanre, Wit ham Gardiner, weaver, in Paisley, from the one side of the river, and Robert Logan, miller, from the other, observing the danger, stripped. :rang in, an I, laving hold of the man, conveyed him sate to the hank. Immediately returning, they swam to the horse, now almost drowned by the weight of the cat t. But by this time, three other persons, in one of the boats of the Paisley Humane Society, which is stationed near that dangerous part of the river, had reached the horse and were disengaging it from its tackle. In this the two swimmers assisted ; and the horse gained the land. A rope was afterwards fi-ed to the cart, by which it was drawn to the shore. It it on •.11 hands thought probable. that, if Wil liam Gardiner and Banta Logan had not been providentially present. the men in the boat would have %ucceeded in s tying Alexander Dirt; but the dancer. by a minute's delay. would have been yeah r to him; and it is Lkely that the horse would have pe►ishc.l. The Dirseivot of the Paisley Humane Society expressed to the persons who had been mort *dive in their laudable rxertiods on this occasion, the I ig' est approbation ni t !wit y and generous benevolence; atiti gave two guineas to be churl hired among them. It may be remarked. that as the river, at •the place where this accident happened, precipitate; iz self over a ridge of rocks ►everal feet high, the boar stationed there is provided with a low and light ✓heel-carridge, by means of which it cap be expe ditiously conveyed to the stream, elate✓ above or below the water-fall. Hence, although the boat stands at some distance from the river.- it was pre sent and employed upon the scene of danger. in the space of two minutes after the alarm was given. And those who managed it ate of opinion, that had there been a notch (s.oce ordered to be made), by which the beat might have been impelled by an oar at the stern, they would have rescued the man be fore the swimmers could possibly have reached him. The facility thus aforded for prompt amid. ance, proves the high utility of well-regulated in stitutions of this kind. In Paisley, through the midst of which the river Cart holds its coarse. accidents by water have been always frequent: and owing to the progressive po. pointless of the town. which. with its suburbs, now contains almost thirty thousand souls, the frequency of Men a e:idents is increasing. On this account, a considerable number of the inhabitants have lately erefted themselves into a Homane Society. which is already provided with complete sets of medical ap paratus for resuming suspended animation. and with boats. and all their necessary isisplements, upon the most apptoved constrnaion. The expense is not great ; and although it were. the ebaraderistic ge nerosity of the place forbids the fear of a deficiency of funds. The Magistrates and Town Council have honoured the Institution with narks of - their ap pi It is to be wished. that Humane Societies, open the model of the parent one in London, were esta hb:hed in every part of the country. The benefit to the community would be incalculable. The be nevolent Dr. Hawes, Secretary to the Royal Hu mane Society, would. upon application. readily fur nish any associations for said Institutions, with the best means of appropriate information. It is with pleasure we hear that Capt. Matt sr is going in sheer the importance of bis experiments, for Assisting .n preserving shipwrecked persons, and vessels Indiums, before Lord Rous and the Suffolk Humane Society, at Lowestoft, on Wednesday next. Captain MANDY has chosen that part of the broth Inc the esstibitinn of his file-boat, which is most ex posed to danger and diffizulty. On IVednatility week. As A you-,g woman, lately servant u, 4 g.nitiernan't family At Welton, was return ing nom Put.tAratl, where she hat bean in search of 4 young Mau, a gardener. by whom she was pregnant, she teat taken in !Acne by the told stilt., betweti South Case and Weltnn. Anne And tin o'served. The poor creature left Cove about one o'clock ot the afternoon. and with great difficulty reached her motoer's house at Welton. a distance of only four macs, at eleven io the evening, carrying the child in the skirt of her got 'n, and nearly el l...lusted. ...nt the lAst Assizmt nt NVArwiek, James Hausa, of FIllon.:ley, in that comity, catrenter, WAS tried be tr.:e Lc Bt. A:qc, upon an indictment preielied agi 1.4 bins At the Simmer Assizes, 11‘06, on the re...zoti:n ••f Mr. WILLIAM Comm for inAtryti.g lu, nail.tar, then under *age of yeAtb, washout his eminent, mud fatincLradiy.;• but , he • SPORT'S@ fl.Pzr.t.tessct. !Writ lAMertnt RACtS. wattatspat, ago. 19. • . • The 134mIlimen's Suhsvrilition Purse of 541 for tkree-year-ailds, the hest ar three heat% about a mite and a half each. Msjor %10g0.% b. c. by Y.0"1 Woodpaolior. •.. 3 I $ I ,Mr Srmeie, ch c by Gttiliford Wiiiingtop, eh r„ by Warty A Suliscriplain ire Five Guineas net, ins litasst,cs (1 Sob. Thm b..t of gluey Moats. twice troottl, ii,lllll/MrS o!a4, t.t, early lest 'Vb. tott yr...obis, lest 11Ib And I ta. Mr It sac', I, aby \ lorecock. dam Ducless. G %vs I 4d..1 1 Mr I:tote, bar Itorie, by St. G.orae, 6 pa ....1 dr Mr.D.rdo:istor.'s br. It. Arch.. r, by SalLsato,:.t yrs old, NM out. IHURSO .1 V. The Teen Purse of 5)4 flea fur any Hum, Mire, et Geidiar. Lard Mane •res hh. et,:welini, 3 yoi old I I M , . Aid,ee's b. g Goland, aged tL g Mr. 11...g-'s b. g. by M surcock. 6 yrs .4J.. A Sweepstakes of legs acts, fur all J (9 S WC, 01f..). (Foe tsstr:atile Mat Three-yr 01.1.. t . carry 6st. Four-yr-olds 7st. 71'•. rive" r. ...1.1, 84 Sib. Stst- r-rstds Oct. nits and ~.•.t 9st. Mr. W.llinttoes cb. f. by Watey. 1 via o'l . 1 Mr. F.l.llweet b. h. 13..01.1f ,I, aged 2 Mr. Twisters br. cby Wa ,y, out of KOS ta, 6.1 rs old 3 YORK AIT'.t'ST MEETING. These Races are likely to he well attended and afford much port. Ihe weather has every appear ance of being extremely favourable, and the ground is in the very best condition. A great number of hones have already arrived. By o►der of the Stewards, no person on foot or horseback. will be permitted within the railings dur. ing the tune the horses are running —great could don and dan,rer will be thus prevented. Notice of the time of starting is given by sound of trumpet. SATN4DAY. •t 70 .42. Match for riOcis Is. ft. For-miles. Mr. It IL Sitrites b f. try S::uttl►, dare by lirrltrlver, 815. ♦lb Sir T b t. by Ilmob,otcrai..n, out rri GArleu 11.t. orb s .... 2 to 1, snot 3 to 1 at tlts Httotrlotortiaw Woo very easy . Match far Yht)g. :1 r. Four roitot. _ _ Mr Mellish's be. e. Stant:t.t!, out of Mar tin...en, 2.1.. Mr. Chltort's b. e. Warrior, by Ste ?net 'fords 2. , Sas 2 to 4 on Lut lee-All. A good race. .nta dAre near the Eisding•post. State% for 200 gs. The last all'e. Mr. Watt's b e. Shuttlecock, by out a T. 1 ,11. palor's sitter, sat 71b. Mt. Orimstun's bay colt, IVuldsmao, by Sir retie :.'sale s lit. 71b. . Shuttlecock rather (lie furourita A g taco. Match for YUOgo. h. ft. Two rails. Sir !Y. T. Vana's b .f. by Ilambletontatt, out of Lady Str..ll, Vst. 2lb Mr. Lunidales or. e. Autbsotio, dont by est. G•tt •_ . . 5 a,,d 6i4 ♦ on Vie 11,inbletoniaii lity. A very fins MVP; and whoa ii a-neck. YORK ENTRY FOR THIS WELK. MOMDA •gcsbar 24. Last rar of a Sub*criotion of 28gs. each, for kenos, ire. Pour (II Suircriben•) Lord Fitswilliam's b. W. Midvale, 4 yre old, 74.91 b. Lord Darlington's b. h. Trafalgar, 5 yes old, Bet bib. Sr To Go:coignes b. f. by KAG1411040i33. Jilt of Gul Isn- Locks, 4 yrs old, 7st. 51b Mr. Garferth's gr. aim, by Hiasblrtoniau, out of Faith, 4yrs old, 7..91k. Disk: of lioniiisma'. h. e. Grazier. 4 yrs old, 7.1 Slb Mr. %ler .sh's hr h. Norval. aged So lUlb. N N H idgoires b. in. Lad, filt-y, aged Sat Sir M. %I. Sylia's Lo. f. Mi.. Twrzie Hornpipe, by Sir Peter Titzl.4 4 yrs old, 7.1 bib. The Norift Plate of 1041. for four-years olds and w?wards. Four mile,. His R H. the Prince of Wales'. b. e. Trafalgar, by Golcanna, •Syrs oki, 19st 41b. Lord Sfratnntore's b. f. by Sir Peter Teazle, out of Heroine, 4 yrs. old, ieit 411 Mr. Walker's Ch C. IS:toner, 4 yrs old, Vitt 41b. Lord Feawithans's hay colt, Dsledli, by Semagbrough, 4 yrs ohl, Inst. 41b. Lord Llerliwimeres b h.Trafalgar, 3 mold, I lst 64. Mr. Unrfortles b. e by Hallthligonlaos, 4 yrs idd, too. 411 i. Mr. Melheles be. e 4111 of f, Mitt. 4:u Mt. Wait's h e. Sliablemmk, 4yrs. old,lJst. 41n Sir M. M Sykafis b. or. Was Hornpipe Teals, a yrs.old, I lit. 6.8. Tee Produce Stabserefleigt. each, h. ft. for fnar-years old eclat, Salt. Sib. (disci W. 41b. Foor Lord Fit:wiliest', bey mot, Salvillo, by Senuigbrougb, out of Eveltna, sit. 71b. Lotd Fnewilliam's bay filly, Mary, by Sit Peter Teazle, dam by Diomede. get 41b. Mr. Walker's cb. e. Baronet, by Stride, Sat. 7lb Loot Futon's be. colt, Paris, by Sir. Pet a resale, out cal Ho. tarn, est. 71b. Mr. Hewett': b. f. Min Etna Teazle, by Sir Peter Teazle, out *tithe% list. Ift Sir . M. M. Syires'a be. f. Miss Tonle Hornpipe, by Sir Peter Tomsk, outer Hornpipe. est. lib. Mr. Petrie's b. e. Thorn, by Iteeingbnisigh, nut of Conrtanto, Set 410. There aro Moe ethers named, but will not run. Sweepstakes of 100ge eat*, b. It. Two miles. Mr. Childers's b. e. by Stamford, dam by Sourdeaue, let. Sib. Mr. Denial's b. o. by Basissbreisgli, eat of Rosamond, SA. Rib. Sir M. M. Sykes's b. f. Harriet, by Pfeeiritge, sat of Young Rachel, It. March for 100 p. Two miler. Mr. M. Hawke's b. g Rrtght Plimbar, by Hammer, aged, 71• Mr Thoospann's b * Scarfire, brother to Stretch, by Stride,. 6 years old, list. TVltteralr. krl4lOllT 25. Swervstalen of 20gs each, ler two yens old Colts, Set. Sib. b.t. gib. Twn..year Old.' Coarse. f.trarillianiN b. c. by lemard, met of Fanny. Cdonel Ctifiders's eh. f. by Stamford, eat of Pet's dole. Mr. Memoir's b. a by Stamford, dam by Drone. 111 r. kr• b f by Worthy, out of Moe Fury. F fir P 01111.1• far three.yeer oil., let. 418 fliorletr aids, Trt. 71b. hr.yrar °hit, trt six.yeer Ole sod aged honor, Sit. 121 b. Sinn sin Mlles &Honed alb. sad maiden berms, Ike 4 b F. sr. re le 'wets Sir H. T. %%or': b I by Sir Peter Tashi, 4 rim old. Mr Ntr•rh.h% b e Young Hopeful. 3 year. oid. Mr. W. Peose's m e. Folberr., 9 pi. old. M r . N. 6 H..tgoot's b. m. Lady Mary. aged. Mr. Lonedare's ch. h. The Dears, S years old. ereONtSDDV. AVOUST 26. Fifty Pounds given by the City of York, added to onerWhlrd of a Su a. irt : it ...n s'isree, by 56 Sohecrilsers of Sags moo, for five Free .4.1., ilst. 711 a. each. Four wise. His S H the Profae of Wale.% b. e. Trafalgar, by Gishatalia, 4 r. "LI LesJ I twill iam's b. f. Marv, 4 yrs old. UPI I r hey Trawlgar, * Si Peter Total*. Dekr•rif II minium% b na Crecy, by %Veleta. bit. figeOisio's b la. Stave4y. hp M. Garf.atli't err. e. by Haoitnet wsise, 4yrs old. Sir M M Sykin'a b. m. M .s Horologic Tirane. Serreotskcs of 33gs each, b. ft lee three years oil asks, U. --- - • 411 belle IL h. heMasa. Stet )11lis 01,1 co te , 41Ik Wen lord Irivatirilliowill b. •• DdiMis.6ll4lo4needll• Sir M. M Sykosk it. e s Sw Scrsdestion. by Stanford. MrAlfdasie. b. e. Silents,. by Naeablet.ins,n. Mr. Orietessaa kJ. Wili&eiesso,*Sii 'Peter Tear's. Mr. 11,ifimee e 14141estair, by SW Peter Tivoli.., Lae Fakers M. 4. row, by Sir Peter Trade. Mr rec..: • b c. by lienvogiesegi, out Of eollse. n s a . Lora I:omicron, be. e Illanotdet, by Jobs SelL Mr. ISsandlioe• Isr.•ie &Wither, by Star. Lead Darlingtoi.% ch. e Wyt.aiiiiugh, by Star. Mt. &twill'. be. e num., by Mr Peter Tearle, IILISDA 11. •CatUtT 27. Fifty Pounds given by blie City of York, odd• d t i ont-thlid or a Siva en pit a POND, by 26 Sitiocirbros of .45gt earl,, fad year err 10th. and and hone., &e. 141 if mul ct Mr. br. It NUIVAr. by Jup ter, aged. Mr. N. S. Hudgi.orer gr its Yolanda. 5 yie old. Lora Darlirtg•oo's b. I. Trafalcu, S yer Sir M. 14 Sykes. Is m Miro Ilureineerroate, b peek!. The Prelims Stakes of 100. each, h. ft. fix duce yews colts and fillies. Two Lord Iritsvi'lliaire. b.y filly, ?gleam., by 'Sir Peter Toole 7st. 1114. Mr. reuse's b e. Bedallan, by briolortbrough, Set flb. Lurd Manson's b. c. Scud. by iSer..ragbrough . Mr. Walkei's cites. ..it, by Star, dam by Youn: Mink het of Gentle Kitty, 7.t. Laird Giroreoor's Or. f. Olive Brooch, by Sir Peter Talk 0. of bst. Sir Fl. I'. laebbr. f. by Hasabletonian, out rrf Lagrearric. 7.1 1 ill). Mr. Ltnron's b. c. by Star, darn by %TaLiwt, 74. tail). Mr. E 1.. Hodconi's b. f. Aliluiaia. by Patron, liter Mustn't, 7w. I lib. Mr. br. c. &ryas, by Sir Peter Tirade, do. Sib Sir M. St. SylyJ. b. L blali.a, by Souiog'weirgii, out of Stela, het. fawn are 15 atheneum/A. but will not wag, , iltiDaY, Al./011.T IS. Fifty Pounds riven by the city of York, added to g ~y a aubserspisum-Pdrie. ue aro Subscribers of 2* four yews aid coke, Ilat.7ils allies B'l. Nit. Puus 11 . , liighortaa thy Prince of Wales's b. c. T kw G henna. Strathrontee b. c. Casio, by Sir Prier Tootle. Mr. b. c. Suriirtelrir, by liarbbireitirve. Li4 , l Mary, by Sir hear Tlitle. I Mr. Wentworth'. 10. to. (.7.nturiiiro. by 111411 1 / 1 1111111.110. Sir T Garniture. b. I. by llacialikeiosiati, ester OuldeaLeeln, by Delptiai Mr. Clifton's b. e. Fy'drner, by Sir Peter Teazle. D:tke of Hanrsneii sb e. osier, by Sir Peter Teazle. All. 1 1 / 4 4f10 . 1 b., Colt, Thome, by Boiingbrougit. M,. Girfortb% bay colt, by flambitoulan. Mr. Mytii,lia c. by Stamford. Sir M. id. Sykeis b. f. Mr.is 'Teosie Hornpipe, by Si PON Towle. • Mr. H. 1,. Savile's b.f. Off sire-go-s, by Shuttle. Mr. Watts's b. c. Shwtalccock, b, Scheooti. Soeenualtes d SOgs each, 10 d . R tut term Teen old finks, Sr!. -ach.—TM last 11114 and twee gainers. ant'. bay, Pauesio, water rq Sir Paul. IJoko ...(111awidoents bay. Let' Sy klaisbleternian. SU 7:Cuplke'''. cites. 'Me:ermine, by Tito.,t6y. Mr. Werptivortb's bay, Margaret, by Sonarghrenh. Mr. tialkethla elm. by flyeeintbes, out or Yank.. Mr. WSW& bay, oiler to Solayeler. Cradsua's ray, Ms Newton, by Delpini. SA AAAAA T. •E;Guss 29. Swsey.tak« nt QCs each, lOgi R three yens old cola, SA. Alb. Allies, 74 9!b.—Tlte last m.le and three punters. Mr. b c. Portly tioi:fut, by liximettat.od. alti:ojt.mb's b. c. bj Aictideke. vat ut neningbrovg` •. • r..ter Mr. G. Lianti's Or. e. 4/ Sir Peter Tioude, oat of Saito.' a don. Lonidal" br. e ti AntM ie, dim by Pat...S•oll. Mr. 1.0...1 .le'. b e. Curnra•!e, bq Stantfori. Mr. B. A , ktnion't b. e. foto !rrv„ by bene f i t : t o, Mr. Catteu br c Kaatiorn, by Trompatur. Mr. S fru .c.tethe'v h. e. Rioorigton, by Star. Mr. P.. I..Savelc% be c. by Sir Salo.csan, out of Ir.tney Fancy's dam • Mr. Garfurth's eta. f by Hyacinthe], nut of If ar , ea. Sir T. Gascocina's cis. filly, by Hatubletonian, cost of Golder- Looks. Mr Watt% b. e. Shuttlecock, art Mr. Clifton's b. c. misr e ad. each, toe lest rode, !Was h ft. Mr. WatesSitsatiocoek, Pvt. 7l►. art Sir M. Sykeis b by Sr ►e•n Tess:e,flet. the last toile, bur. The Gaon' (*.eta fat horses, kr. To be enterel at the Yr k Tavern blerecto Pte boors of seven and eight o.t Toto.r! .1 eventing neat, and to bc handicapped, and in. we:ghto Bedard, befora %rue .Atibek en Friday noon. . a I II r was TH. ou (his fir , Pi n 343 Gel tiipte G,efio LTI VN 7. •