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LAW INTELLIGENCE. COMMON PLEAS, WESTMINSTER. at 111 i Prim* before Sir -IAIUS MANS, lUD. HAFIPsa v. LOIN. was an aFlion on a contraft,' bionght by the a wealthy cow-keeper, beyond Oxford igaiust the Defendant, a retailer of milk. strait between them was read in evidence, :h it appeared that Defendant was bound rear to take all, V milk he wanted for his ten; from the Plaintiff, at two shillings a gal td, on the other hand, the Plaintiff was bound tly him with a sufficient quantity. The then proved, that the cows, which had been rt for the Defendant's use, were, for a con de time, totally useless to him, as he could .pose of their milk, and was obliged to give greater part of it to his pigs. His witnesses also --d, that the Defendant had, without any rea ,l off dealing with him in August last, and -chased cows of his own. Several witnesses tiled on the part of the Defendant, from whose my it appeared, that the Defendant never get a sufficient quantity of milk from the iff to supply his customers; and that when he lined, the Plaintiff abused him in the most taus manner, called him a Welsh rascal, and I him, if he wanted more milk, to send to for half a dozen she-goats, None of the wit , on the widest cross-examination, could be ;,ht to confess, that they put water and pound ler-shells into the milk ; nor could they sc . how the milk retailer made a living, when he two shillings a gallon, and sold it for 'Wefts , One witness, an Iriihman, said, if there my water mixed with the milk, it was between iselves, and he did not see why he should in , Counsel of it. As it appeared that the central been broken on both sides, Sir iauis MANS. advised the parties to withdraw a Juror, was done accordingly. POLICE. GVILDWALL. n Saturday an uncommon case was heard bel.re lderman BoTnEtt., the sitting Alderman. The wards a ryspeCtable society were sruminoned by iam Shoval, for the recovery of 121. which he ailed as due trout the society to him at diffi:rent -s when sick in No.vgate. The stewards, with secretary, and several mem ...is ..f the cliib, iisted the claim, nn two gt.ninds : the first was, at Mr Shovai having been convitied. with others, the Old of trad and conTiracy, and stil led to imprisonment for that offence, his claim fcrfeited. The second ground they rested it in, was not giving the secretary tile re;ll l ,tr am -I.s according to their esta'llishert 'advs.—Mr. Ai rman LEe, who assisted, thought the man ha .:'g 7feited his right to the proteetion of the laws, Lid forfeited his claim to this money ; but it was :ornmended to make a compaation, which tile in refused to accede to. MAR I.B0110 , :Gri•ST It ELT. Elrtrter ifearkeintax, a fortune teller, was COM. itted, on . Saturday, from Marlborough Police 01- m, dame f with stealing various articles from Sa th Villebais, a Serf ar.t in Baker-street. The pro- _omit had been in the habit of consulting this ha rts:of , and havieg hail a pleasing dram on Tues day night, hastened the neat mooting to learn all le good it portended. The prophetess prediCted reat events—a fine husband, a fine coach, &c ; but ')served, ;hit it would take 4tl hours to expound the ream, and that the labour of doing so would he re ceti, if the table we. e spread with p'ate, &c. which immediately did, from her master's sideboard : the prisoner then cast her horoscope, traced the stars, announced an immediate marriage, and put. loined half of the plate. Tile gitl returned home ',sensible from joy, but soon discovering her loss, tcquainted the family with it, and had the sharper arehendcd. SUICIDN. An Inquest was held on Saturday evening, at eight o'clock, at the Public-house in Conduit-street. called the Conduit Arms, on the body of Erasmus Corbet, Esq. late a Captain in the Oxford Blues, who had shut himself that morning in the house of Mr. Fox, the mercer, where be had lodged for seve ral years. The first witness was Mr. I. ox, who said the deceased had gone out at half past ten th it morning and returned home to breakfast. He had appeared for several months in a dejeaed state, and a tew weeks since, he said to the witness, 4 , I will p l y you my rent, but have met with considerable losses." Mr. Corbet's servant stated, that when his master returned that morning, he wrote a letter to Lord Ducie, which he ordered him to put in the post office ; that, as he was going down starts tor that purpose, he heard the report of a pistol , and returned into the room, where he found his master lying on the ground, his skull shattered to pieces, the room covered wits blood and brains, and a horse pistol lying at his side, which he must hate purchased that morning, as great case was taken that no fire arms or destruaive weapons should be lett in his way, as he was in rather a depressed state of mind. By the explosion, and the injury done to the room, there mast have been several balls in the pistol I the ceiling was broken ; a ball had passed through . a piture and lodged in the wall, another went through a pane of glass into the street ; two pieces of the skull, two inches and a half square, were blown through another pane of glass to the opposite side of the street. Surgeon Heaviside, wit ) attended, thought that from the appear ante of the head he must have placed the pistol thider the right ear. 1 - hs face was not the least disfigured ; the skin of the head, with the halt OR it, remained. The p.ec:s of , lcu' I having passed thi °ugh it, he mist awe stun.; with his back to the window, and of ullich he had previously drawn the curtain. The Jury deliberated above an hour, when they brought in a verdict Loolper. Mr. Car bet was a bachelot, And about 60 years of age. No came of puhlic interest occurred in the Court of King's Bench on Saturday. .TIRO t BoNAPAICIE IS in a state of custody at Gefo4t, the Emperor pertir.Jciously resisting every ,n his fAvos7 , ... . lamemaassWWWW . . . ... RIOT LT TiffE OPERA ROUSE. . .. . • A request was made some time ago, from a re- a speetable quarter, that the performance at this ele - g ant and fashionable Theatre might not extend Satiny al it .. • beyond twelve o'clock on Saturday night, se as to break in upon Sunday morning. Mr. Goitre°, This w ROY 'I. 1:41111.Y. - the principal M ineger and Proprietor, paid the Plaintiff, —.ma— _Trent respeelful attention to this request; and, though 11:iad, al eaurdaymorning, et eleven o'clock, Their MA it was attended with considerable inconvenience to 'Flie cunt 6.3 went in friar carriaees and WILE% and PRINC' F ' rk. On himself, and disappointment to the audience, took by which feerfretnolerbrynplai Ire a their e d ntranc'e, they every pains and means to insure compliance. The for a ye: Lord GIi.C.V/ILLEj and I lis M stesa sr, public, however, were not perfeetly satis fi ed with the customer mantel his charger, procee e [ nth Re- • renovation, and many feared that it would not be al- lon ; writ' ba' i° g e rn e w: i • 'f 13 Ic . l fi• e i er te tee ...rst .tegtinent .ie i ins ire weyssuemated to with patience. These fe irs were re- to sapid Y et oer Cavalry and Infantry, a . ccompa lied by aliscd on Saturday night. MoGoo to, unfortunately, Plaintiff prince of WAI ES , attended by Generals GA RIM dined in the country, hut, with A view to bring the en- set ap art ex e sad itzeov. His M rest v was pleased to ex- tertainment of the night within the limited time, he salvable pp obation to Lord CHIINYILLe, of the desired, before he left town, the fi rst Aft of the Ballet not dispt eppere"erenhisc:.enrd con duct of the Corps. After the of o,.tals; Cr, Inc &mkt ; which is rather lung, the grey' conducted the Roy et.PARTY to Review his lanrds IT • ethem with a should be omitted. By some mistake, however, the deposed, )i mans ion, and entertame .O at l e ROYAL FAMILY returned to .. ors thirty-twe minutes past eleven o'clock. The had pun wearier at five o'clock. House was full. A more brilliant audience were cal Yesterday myna' e. the Row. F t su.LY walked were not present during the season. Mashy of testimor to e t , George's Chapel, and heard an excellent them went away, thiuk.ng it was all over, and could g *er n:on, by the Dean Or WIN nsoit, from the 214.11 the Musicians began to pack up their instru- Plaintiff of it 'el atliew, and 25th verse. After di- e, iaer . • merits in the orchestra. Suddenly, however, this complier yew c „y a p, the ROYAL FAMILY went to Prot; temple of het mony wore all the appearance of dis- scurrilo , at ee. e The w oe AL FAMILY will honour Ascot H eat h called tor, and many Gentlemen began to eistorce 'Wales f Rae" wan clot presence th enorrew. the demand, by furiously beating the pennels of the nesses, ea, se wed week in July is absolutely fixed for the boxes with their sticks. 8.1 far the house evinced brough R e pt visit to Bath. The Woe centre ho u se in only symptoms cif eetatordinery impatience, when ed oyst , Gust Pelletal -street, with the two adj iintng ouses a chair, thrown from one of the buxes at a charade- count 11 belonging to Mr. he r o 4 and Mr. POOL 1., ale to tier, WAS hailed as the sigma Ia a general attack. pai d tyr he appropriated for th esilence of the ROYAL • Fhe chandelier was broken to pieces, and the au- - pence. lazier and suite on that occasion. dience, who :ippon ed all ripe for sport, enjoyed the was an' _ _..._..._ . _ fun, several of the Ladies laughing and encouraging themse 7 . IIEAT•E, by their no is and smiles the Gentlemen to go on. form C coyest-Genoese Flesh and blood could not resat the temptation. It had be Whis Theatre closed on Saturday f. •r the season, was impossible to disobey such fair Commanders. maser with horn' Yews and lie Altii,itrit lbw. Every gallant n th,yoth, aye, T and m orch any A brie was try eet he first eran, which Mr. KLM3LL entered, and spoke nearly to the felt as a host in he. heorchestra feameing effect : objeet of attack. It was stormed in a moment by a party from the pit. 'Fhe musicians sought team and gentlemen, before th. cu•tai It drops for 0.1; wen, tx,rmut me to express the high wrii•ie .4 gratitude w eal, safety m flight, and oar rawly escaped the fate of tht prep. i etos of Cueent Gotten enterta , o lOr the diAnieuished Orpheus from these Thracians. Fiddles and dul- On patronage which they have ,reeeiVe4 at your twirls Tary c arers, catgut and wire, were all broken into one Alden ton that this eendwi-eart mg eneourse •nt..nt Ist II te e aa'scont horiele mass. Since the burning of AST I. LY's Am. stewa, I ,•,d ge 4 , the p u bli c o f t heir "cal"' to protet...• , • li ~...e , ~I s ei , fts Lir their ainosenswit, which Oil, are pr .,„,i t „a ret paeneetre there has not been such a destniehon of Willi: bare bees honoured with such gin.eadi approlutian " music. The grand piano -forte, which cost Ino claim , Mr. Kt:mace then withdrew amidst an universal guineas, was shivered to atoms, and of eighteen times peal of applause- violins, only five survived tile horrors of the night. their —The v i/t ors seized the pate the necks, and resist! tier Grace the Duchess of MANCIIEVYLA has the broken bellies of the fiddles, holding them that : taken a beautiful house in the vicinity Of Richmond, up in triumph as the spol,a opens, t!:e trophies at di, 1 for the Summer. of their p towess. The next attempt was up- tnce Mis. 'slackens's benefit this night will be a blaze on the curtain, which, with the win's of the great was ,if "chi n o and twenty. The most distinguished scene, was soon torn to pieces. We have read in upon names are on the box hook history tit a General who took the vas and god- tices 1 Sir M era new WHITE Riveter arse T w ee g i 0 desses worshipped by the enemy, and - marching them dery A ere left town on Friday for Wm-riling. in the van of his army, thus obtained an ea s y victory, forte Colonel Z.lon Gee, of Queen Anne street , hes I. 1 his adversaries being afraid tin shoot their arrows, also • tows for his country seat. lest they should impiously wound the objeart of their rem ' Mr. Guessers and Conde have left their house in adoretion. The people of the Theatre had recourse man IStieseeld-street for their seat ie Het tfordshire• to a similar stratagem to arrest the progress of the .. Laity MANY DUNCAN is prevented by in.:Es/Kai. hie. Tney let down the beaetifil transparent mEil • tea from taking possession of the late Mr. Plante, scene, which is said to have cost e t ati. B ut t his ex- licaP at Richmond pedient did not avail. rise fashionable Vandals Soh ee, The lien. Mrs. Geoetea Lacer had a card nary destroyed this precious scene , a n d broke the li g hts in r • .t on "Ilgetureaf eiesfing, at' tilt horse in Atbemarle- esery ditecttiin :if she numerous Imam and chande- SW 1 street. hers in the tosser part of the house, four only escaped Pew Colonel Be AtMnaT had a dinner party nn Same- their fury. The guards were called in ; but seeing, the day day. Amongst the company were t — Sir RALP H Officers, Noblemen. and Gentlemen of distinetion, e Miesena, Sir Joliet Stec. at a, The Hon. A engaged, they refused to take an waive part, and to Bre Mitten is el. D, Mr. tete: and Miss Waretirsoe, p•oceed to any measures of fo dri force. In the mean übi Mr. and Mrs. PAR'S, Ass CL t. 4s , E. a, and Miss time , the work ot destruCtion went on. The pannels lloonstne. of t h e boxes were broken to pieces; the seas were d'e Colreel and Mrs. &AVM , sr will leave town on torn up , and the intetior of the house was reduced SA' Wedee•d iy, for Woburn Abbey, to enjoy the rural to ruin. At length the remaining lights were ex- th 4 AMthel:lellt of sheep shearing. tin a uished. and the company, left in darkness, stn Mr. Veneer IrAs played Joh Thlrieheree and Ca re ceased from farther violence. It was half past iai tee 'co, at the Dublin Theatre, with the greatest two o'clock yesterday morning wh en this scene ins ae aepl owe. closed, having continurd exeetly three hours, v. ith- ac, MIL join AS'S rio/0114 is one of her most interest- out intermission. We have not heard that any of the aP ing parts that she mist kindly conws forward ir: audience suffered any serious personal injury ; and, !e• this night, in aid of declining ago. it is not a little err:am-dine' y, that the peeple out of .e Mr. Oar Lai AN Roams left town on Saturday, for doors, had not the least idee in the course of the te Weybridee• night of what was passing within. Had the popu- el . ica Th e H on. M r . Doueees will leave his home in lace been aware of it, they would have probably O's Wi mpo l ea street, for his seat, Bishopuone, S usse x. broken One the holler, and the consequences mast " a C Dowager l.ady Lucest Ills purchased the hours ho ve been d:e.altul. At the commencement of ... Crar Richmond Bridge, lately accepted by the late t he business, Mr. KELLY addressed the audience, w tin.:. Iris* Ilowa. but without the slightest effect. The damage is ''• rhe Honourable Miss Astute. has taken Rose estimated at eaool. and, AS several of the parties n i u. ti Dale, formerly the res id ence of Mr. 'fluom rum. most adive upon the oezasion can be identified, we la i Author of The tieatons, at Richmond. ultelerstatid Mi. Gooeo means to brim an aCtiou CO n V.' Lady G 1 tons and Mrs. Ma re esu will leave their recover a co m p ensation for his Inse. It is a matter a us h else in Strethwd place, to-morrow, ter Ramsgate. of regret , tha t a gentlemen so liberal and so attentive a elle venerable worthy Prelate, his Grace the in the dischar g e of his duty, should have met with h o ' Archbishop of YORK, will leave town townerrow, so very unpleasant a circumstance. It has not, i : ;,. , ter kis seat. Bishopsthorp. new: York, however, ia the least damped his zeal in the service 'w' Madame J emote.; Bus k p A hyz resides in much of the public. All the workmen that could be pro- 1 sedasunn at Cambet well, at the house of her rele - cured have been sent intothe house to repair it, and ' t at tire. Mr. GL enny. are em p lo y ed da y and night for that purpose, Mr. ° s d A t M rs. Coca's Mawmerade, last Wednesday. Gooe y bein g determined to stop at no eapence to i err among many good masks, there were t w o most fulfil Isis engagement with the public, and have the l admirable charaitera—Au Arilionerr, by the Hon. house in a complete state of wired for the pecfur- I°' Mr. Meenoe at ele, who was extremely entertaining— mance 01 to-morrow n; ht. cm and a hrviiii-g Clever, by Mr. FITZOLII•LD. •'"'""'f'l 1 IS The Etsmelian Society held their last meeting for The dinner given by the Of fi cers of the First end ate the season cn Wednesday, at the Thatched House Second Regiments of Life Guards, on First set • Tavern, St. James's-street. There WAS a very re- Common, to Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of " I '' Mr. attendance of members. Wei. Dikes of Celts: eruct and Sussex, and Mr. end hire. H. Jobietsron concluded an en- about filly Noblemen and Gentlemen, was in the e et rateement, at Covent Garden Theatre, on Friday, first stile of elegance. and received the approbation `sills Mr. HARR is, upon very liberal terms. of all the co m p any ; there were two courses and a t int. i !Id In CI C3Oll has entered into a new engagement, desert. and consieted of every delicacy the season for seven ye ars , with the Covent Garden Managers, t atTordel Mr. Fuer v, of the Castle. at Rich. dm s cle at 0 salary of 201 pet week. mom', provided the entertainment, and received or Mr. B?.AllAses benefit, at the Opera House, on th a thanks of the Chairman (the E irl Of HA Italli,l- -nsin Thursday last, was honoured with the presence of Ton), fur the excelleice of the Jl.llTer and quality ad. Their Royal Hi nesses the Duke and Duchess of of the wines, which were Ma e re, Champagne, irs's Yolt a, and the Dukes et Kent - , to seat esti, awl Burgundy, and Claret. Mr. FoILI Y sent bricks c as: Csmnoot. Mr. Baanew is said to have netted from Richmond, and had stoves erettted on the one thousand pounds. gmund, where the soups were prey 'red, and the :tart Defa p . Hyde Peak yesterday boasted much company. fish were tressed in the utnuat pc:le:lion. The fowls 160 I In the ride were the Marchioness of Setessott v, anti beef were r 'tested at the farm-itouses in the :eils the Duke of G aArtoi. Artois. Marquises of Douai. es aeighbourhood. Tee compeey did not separate till 11.. a f and Woacesten. Counte.s of Beesiyasosta, the a late hour. Earl of CL CR AIOS T. Lord Calomel a, and Lord F. After the review on Witn'eledrin Common, on n sill' Beat:eerie. Amongst the numerous ciwriclee and Friday, Ciro CrAITM:LI. enterta'nea the officers of tour were Lord Calle:Lea's, Sir Jour+ LAIDON, Hon. the . art R :g• n .nt of surrey Volunteers a ith an et: Mr. Gout Dori's, Mr. Deweotes, and Mr. Ilat owe ' s. elegant dinner , at the 3 At ael Garter, on Rich- 'e' r At five o'clock. the Duchess of YORIL, in her cut w end 11i11$ when they eseree.ed the greatest testis- CIII ride and pair, &ere through the Perk in Ler way to Laketon with the preparetions Mrs. 3acw[llll.4l made Dedands, accompanied by a Lady. r fee their accualmo44tion• • • - . - i ••••••••••••■•=mminome MANCHESTER COCKING. TIIP, TURF. BEVERLEY RACES, 18C;. WZDNEST)ItY, JUN t 12. Sweepitakzs of tugs. each, Mr three-fears old coifs, 316. fillies, bat. One mile and a half. (7 Sub• scribers). Sir Ni M. Syirer's b. e. Sir R.givald,try Precipitate, out _ . -of Rachel (S. Chiffney) - • 1 Mr Dole'', cli f. by Abbot Thuile, out of Ranaby's Dam 2 Mr. Ilutty's man colt, Dior-nee, by urmond 3 Mr. Watt's b. f. by oat of Miss Judy. 4 . . Even betting on the Miss Judy 6117. and 2 to 1 against Sir Reginald. Won easy. Sweepstakes of 2Ogs. each. for three-year olds and upwards. Four Miles. (5 Subscribers). Sir M M. Syker's b. c. Sir Laaeolot, by Dalpiiii, thus by King Fergus. 'st. lelb. I • . Mr. C. hinerman'y b. in. Susan, 5 years old, 84. lib. 2 Btol on Susan. Won easy. . THURSDAY. The Fifty Pounds, for tree ani four-ysar Two Mile heats. fih~. t - - Major Bowe+ Bair FJly, Mar Walharo, by Screeotois, 3 years old, 7st. 41h. . I I Mr. Turner's Bay F.:ly, 3 years old, 7;t. 41%. . t g Mr Watt's Ray Ft.l7. out of Idea Judy, 3 years r 7st. 41b. . 3 2 to 1 on Miss Welham—after the heat, 4 to-1 she won.—A good race. nese Races are well attended by a number of Sporting Gentlemen. and other company (rola Hull, and the populous neighbourhood of Smoky. The races, cocking. plays (Butler's CornpAny), • balls, 'cc. have attraaed many, and Sir Mart's sac. ces has given general satisfaillou. In the Race Week, a Main of Cocks was forret between Sir Winsor Hunloke. Bart. (Harrison, feeder), anJ R G. Hopwood, E.g. (Potter, feeder), f ir lugs. a Battle and . loogs. :he Main. 11 %Ranee. so. Porten. N. Tucodey 9 Wednesday ..... ...... 9 .... ... I • Triomf*? Friday Sasenlay S Before fig!ving, 4 .3 to lon Potter. In fighting ti.e I.r,t tierce Rattles, r Sat , erday, 1 to lou Har rison, bylio won the firs: three out tr! sir. CoURSING. --is. Mr. Corselliii, the great Wiltshire courser, has become the [XI% essor nt roan: Sooty. all by purchase from Mr. Svrinten. At the last Nizrl:inrough Meet ing, he was started against the swiftest dog ':s Witt shire. 'foe first tarn, after two counci, cosld not Ise decided, but the whole mf lir r•ynriv was given to row Snowball, who is now k - pt i:s Wiltshire for his breed. Mr. Mellish's dog, which beat a" '7ewmarket with so roods ease, is matched to 1:! • , a • he nett Mahon Mi•e:irg, for 100 guineas. He :as also ot feted to start a whelp, got by the above d.r• !, which is a :en of CP.I Snou64lll from a bitch; Ilse i... .ettty of Mr. Lovelace, against any whelp of the same af:.e in England. Mr. Lovelace is now summed to hare the best greyhounds at the Swatiharn Meeting, thotTh his gar. "th e. " not ttyrlfelli equal to that of Mr. Moseley, Sir John Seabrrght, or Mr. Hammond. Buick. and some other of the Newmarket JAck,re, are now becom► professed trainers of greyhounds, preparatory to their matches. Yestercley, 16th June, being the first Sunday in Trinity Tam, the Lotto MAYO* and Tleriffs went in State from the Mansion House, to meet the twelve Judges and the Serjeauts at Law, to hear Divine Service at St. Paul's ; after which, Mr. Sheriff SCHOLLY and Mr. Sheriff Dostrites entertaiae.l the Judges, Law Officers, and the Court of Alder men, at Stationers' Hall—The company of the Loan MATO*, at dinner, Was on this particeler oc casion dispensed with, to give the Sheriffs an opper vanity of presiding at their own entertainment. Captain Cea et, of the Second Tower Hamlets Militia; was buried on Saturday at Heckeey church with great funeral pomp. He was carred by the Light Company, which he commanded, tram I i ack ney Terrace to the church-yard. All t'.e Officers attended. He was a gentleman of the most atztiable manners, and is universally regretted. lie had been mart ied but a few months. On Wednesday last, a duel was 1-tsht on Dal key Island, between Captains F. aM Ca a• d Mt; a say, of the 47th foot. Alts tube:long two shots each, one of which slightly wounded - aptain MURRAY, the Lieutenant of the Martelin *rowel on the island iuterfered, and the affair was arnica sly adjusted. On Friday afternoon, at the public office, Queen square, a genteel young man was committed for re-examination, charged by the Master o f a H o tel, with forging a draft fur,3ool purporting to be drawn by a Gentleabin in the country on Messrs. COLLIEaS and Co. army agents, with an intent to defraud the landlord. A letter from Weymouth say at part of the Adergave, ,, y East Indiarnen ha"resi broken up, and that the lower decks exhibited a shocking spec tacle of the bodies drowned in :net ship. Five were washed on shore on Wednesday morning. Every exertion is making to dear the whole of the wreck,. and to preserve such parts of the propetty as were not perishable. At the late review on Durdhatn Down, one of the Monmouth Volunteers, over anxious to hear General l' s's Address, raised himself by standing on one kg, between the situp of his musket ; he shortly fell, and the - up his et.n through his head. He died THIRTY THOUSAND POVsDs.—The , drawn on Saturday a Prise of 30.9e31. •ne fait and ight sixteenth shires at Cornhdl, and 9. Charing Cross, where holders may receive their money on Booth takes the earliest opportunity thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and I tai, for the very distinguished preference been pleased to give his offices in the tini.h,..l on Saturday, it'd hopes they any tri!:ing errors that may havt happened hurry of business. i assollNlPMEse..merresewwwor . IT TURF. i ...-.....-- EY RACES, 18C;. DaY, JCNC 12. rs , , ill:; each, for three-yea old colts, One mile and a half. (7 Sub- r RlOlaid, by Precipitate, out I 1 a Thuile, out of Rantaby't Dam 2 c.vne., by urmond 3 It Kim Judy. . . 4. Miss Judy 611 r, and 2 to 1 4 .eginald. on easy. , each, for three-year olds and Miles. (5 Subscribers). .. . r Laotaelos, by Dalpiui, dam by I uteri, 5 years old, 84. 114. 2 is4n. Won easy. • HURSDAY. r three and four-year olds.--. o Mile heats. , Um Walturn, by Serasetose, I I • 3 years old, 7.t. 4Th. . a 2 it of Um, Judy, 3 years ..:r, . 3 3 ram—after the heat, 4 to-1 . . i.—A good race. rcll attended by a number of 1, and other company (MIR nos neighbourhood of Beverly rg. plays (Butler's Company), • aed many, and Sir Mart's rata , al satisfaaiou. , _........... . . JESTER COCKING. r, a Main of Cocks was fought ,r Hunloke, Bart. (Harrison, -lope:nod, E.g. (Potter, feeder), ' ad . e 100" , s. ',he Main. se. Porten. u. $ , .... 2 .... 2 ............... 12 14 4 2 to lon Potter. In fighting . :. 5 , (m S4totday, 1 to 1 o'.l Hat- , I firs: three out o`. six. !tween the sling and barrel ly fell, and the bayonet ran mad. He died soon after Otl:4l)s.—The Ticket ^,147, 'rise of 304(.31. was sol, in inth shires at Hisses, Nr. 4, :; 1 t Cross, where th" fortunate bit money on demand. .r. t opportunity of 1.-turning Gentry, and Public in gene- Jibbed preference they hive is offices in the Lottery Ilia and hopes they w.ll ttsu , e may have haNsincti ill the