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SPORTING IN a LLIGENCE. 4;40 0 LINCOLN RACES, ISO. , I T• START, RADII DAY, AT Tilt HOU* Of taus. ers.ontsnaY, IILPT. 11. His Majesty's Parse of 100 gs. by four or five years old Mares. Four-year old to carry 7sr. 111 h. - five.year olds tist. 71h. A tive.yeur ul4 Mare, .jyving won A Royal Plate at four years old, and nor started since, to carry 41b. extra ; but it started this year, and not won one Piate of 501. to carry no extra weight. A lour or five years old lodate, haying won one Royal Plate this bear, to c.uvy 41b. extra ; having wan two, ;lb. extra. Any Mare that hac not won a Plate. this year, GI the value of SOI. hot has started for a Plate and been once heat, to be snowed alb. ; if twice heat, :lb. Five Shillings Entrance. Two-mile heats. SAME DAY. A Sweepstakes of lOgs each, p. p. for Hunters, hoods file the property of the Subscribers at the time of naming, and to carry 11St. Mares and Geldings to be allowed Jib. The Horses are ne ver to have started. paid, or received forfeit, pre vious to the First of May, 1805. To be named to Mr. Weatherby, Ozenden-street, Loudon ; or to Mr. Drury, at Lincoln, on or be fore the First of June, 1805 ; on which day the Subscnproon is to close. Proper C-rtiticates, to qualify, must be produc d, and Five Shillings paid to the Clerk. Five Subscribers, or no Race. Stakes to he made to Mr. Drury, on or bet ore the fi:st day of the Race. To be rode by Jockies. Fifteen Subscribers. Two-mile heats. C A. Kb.g',. gr. li. Sir H Ne!tboype's h by s : ,...tacua, S yrs old NIT M M Syltes'a b. in by Misses, mit iif :1 gsolia Mr. Hi.o. , w's It c I.inlr Chance, by S;iartacu'ir SP3 ad Mr. It. Wargie% b I, by dam I/ Mateli'em Mr. Moira, br. h. I I i.dg:, by CWn , , (Alt of the data of Motes ileci Mr. Monson 's b. in Lab irie, Yrs old Mr- Button% eh g E 41.11 by Msrsk, 6 yr. old Sir G. Ilaatbcot. s , !i. a Drag,.., by Magee, aged Gen. Cns.wnerlr eh g. by Little Isaac Lord F. *mimic** b g. by C...oice, li yis old (b,mglit of Mr. --—•-- . Wk. iteocne,ett, Mr. T...,;,r.5t, Mr. Parker, and Mr. Cuat, are Sulaterihers, but did not I:iiktie. THLISSDAr. SEPT. 12. A Purse of 51 1 . giveu by the City, for Horses and Mrs of all ages, that have not won more than one Plate of the s•alac of 501. Three-year olds to carry fist. 31b. f4er.yeAr olds, 7st. 61b. five-year olds, Mt. 11b. sit-year olds, Bu. slb. and aged, Bst. 71b. A Winner of one Plate to carry 31b. extra. No less than two reputed Running Horses to Katt ; if only one enters, the Owner to receive 1110 gs. To pay Two Guincas Entrance, which is to t o to the Owner of the second horse, and live Shillings to the Clerk, or double at the Post.— Two-mile beats. SANT' DA T. The Welter Stakes of 10gs. each, for any horse, snare, or gelding, that never won a legal Plate, Match, Cup, or Sweepstakes, before the Ist of March, 1805 ; and to carry 12st. Mares and gA !dings to be allowed 51b. A winner of the Ifibury Welter Stakes in the year 1805, to carry 71b. extra. To be named to Mr. Weatherby, Oxenden-street, London s or to Mr. Drury, at Lincoln, on or be. fore the lst of June, 1805 • on which day the Subscription is to close. Proper certificates, to qualify, must be produced, and Five Shillings paid to the Clerk. Five Subscribers, or no Race. §takes to be made to Mr. Drury, on or before the apt day of the race. To be rode by Gentlemen. Nine Subscribers. Two-mile heats. King's gr. h. by Petra'. Hon. bk. 14000en't b. h. Lbbeidas, hr Spartscul. • yrs. old. Mr J. Matimarinel br. h. Mod'', by Clown, out u( the dam of Minus Su M. M. Sykes's O. m.by Pegasus, out of Magnolia. Mr. rattan's eh. g. by Young Ecliissa,darn by Marsh, 6 yrs. old S,r G. •atheote's ch. g. Dino., aged. Lord F. arstilsolas b. g. by Chance, 6 yn. old. Gust. Grosowswes b g. Glider, by Pegasus, darn by Migbayer. Mc Wilts a a Subounber, but did not name. Flimsy, ACTT. IS. The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Subscription Purse Of 111111ga for all ages. Three-years olds to carry bet. fslb. Four year olds, Su. Five year olds, fist. Sib. Six year olds, 9st. and aged, 9st. 21b. Maiden Horses, &e. allowed 31b. A winner of the King's Plate this year, to carry ------ To pay - Three Guineas Entrance, which is to go tto the owner of the second horse, and Five Shil lings to the Clerk. Two mle heats. Sa4IID•Y. A Subscription Purse of 501. or upwards, for a Gold Cnp, by Subscribers at sgs. each, for Maid en Horses, &c. of all ages, bred in the County of Lincoln, or the adjoining Counties. Three year olds to carry 6st. slb. lour year olds, 7st. fire year phis, Sst, si year olds, Bst. 10th. a nd aged, 9st. Mars!' and Geldings to be allowed 31b. To lie Gamed to M. Drnri a on or before Monday in the Race Week; on witiels day the Subsc tion is to close. Proper Ceohicates, to Insist be produr r ed. a t nd Fire Shillings paid to the Clerk. Tip Suttscribers or no race. Stakes:to be guide to Mr. Drury, on or before the first day of the Rafe. Tp be rode by Jockies. Two nuke heats. Plt SSICYT SUESCRIBERS. Sit Galvin I leatfuvis S.ll. Nettli,rps Mr Ilsyly Hun. 11 , . M.s.psyrs Cbasics Maismaring, Esq. MantAimosChu.speley, T.4q. The Horses, &c for the Plates, to be entered by John Drury, Cietk of the Course, or his Deputy, at the gein-Deer Inn, on Monday, the 9tli of September, between the hoots of One and Four in the afternoon ; at which tinse roper certificates are to be produced. an.l the coiner, of the riders d..eiseed. The Race for the Royal Plate to be decided by his Grace the Duke of Ancaater, or whom he shall appoint, and the other Plates, &c. by the Stewards, or by their appointment. The r....-- -- C O R N Ejt cif AIV deft , eigdwasow e JuLr 17 • The fresh arrivals of Whitt toads; are oat numenm ; ~,,. loiddlieg moldy, mostly foreign. Fine i. full as du, , .. 4 some prune oW samples fetch more than Our 94444;1,4. scarce any Elartey, and that dearer. Malt at hale xav,.,.. Goad Wilke Peas art toatesrhat dearer. Tick Rear. et 1 e i,,,; In pleely. tnere are al t er e d fresh arrrval. of fow l ' ' , , , , end this Trade is very brisk. at full Is. per Quarter dear,, Flour of First Quality, not in very gutxl sue ply, ii,0,,„ ; wards, and some Sale., at more than the general Corre.... ' CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. 9 8 5 4 6. 6 a . . i 7 05 2 21 ... . . 9 00 4 0 4 1 .• (T I Sz cuk n . s 1 8 .. . . . .. . n. . .. ................. ;, 3 0 4 • , . 6 , r , , Wheat.. Faded* Rye... Barley Malt.. .7os 76i Od. Rape 5end.......00.. WI . 0, White Peat 411 t. SS.. Od Fi ne Flour .... SO. 8,,.4+ Grey Peal 40. 45 4. 04 Se•••• 114. ..75s Ito., I. PRICE OF STOCKS, YES ['EMMY. Bank Stock _ 18311 3 per Cent Ilerluced ................. 00i 60 5 0 3 per Cent. Consols "11 4 per Cent S per Cent. Navy 5 per Cent. 1797 99 Long Annuities (Minions imperial 3 pee Cent. Ann.— 4 ............. 54 India Bonds N det. Exchequer 8i115.... Is. Si. pr.= per. 4S. pm,: English Lottery Tickets Consuls . . ...60 T. BISII, Stock Broker, No. 4, Cornhill, and 9. Chaune. PRICE OF IRISH Gov. Deb. 3 per cent. Ditto, 5 per cent . Ditto Loan 6 per cent ., sTOCES—JuLr It 701 911 COURSE. OP EXCHAIR Amsterdam 32 4 II L'. Dittn at Sight • 37 7 Rotterdam. IS 2 2 U. Hamburgh 23 9 2111 Minna l 10 21U. l'aris Ditto 2Us 26 6 settroor. Ir l Bourdeaux Cada Ditto Martini •• • . in paper New Millais ...... 03 3 Ditto 111140 A Leakcer 49j Agr•s on tii, Nank of IlotlA4 Naples .. Dublin on London (July 10)........ ...... 111 Belfast on lonitnn (July 1) ilelia.t on Ilioilin (Miro ).....• • • -. 1 ( 6 1 dam :re, T AA Jett , 13 (;rnna 43j Lk. p,, Venice S9I dees. Lisbon 63 Clout) 6l Dela 411 I?. BI writs. At Atapton, near Burn the Lady of Ltod Charles Fitzr., of a sun. Lately, a woman at the heal of the Plainstone COT, CAIIMVIate. Edinburgh, of a fine girl, being her fir 4 child, Is the 24th year of her married state, and 4*/ I year of her age. The wife of Mr. Brnmelv, at the •Ilrrea Contltastet t Ipt. wick, has beer, 4elivcrcd of ruin clullrctt, iu two baths, withi.s the last 1S months. MARRIAGE 'Last week, Capt.iiii William Arthur Heywood, of the?! Royal Lancai.!iire R-eitneist of Militia, to :kiwi Anne W.I. liams, daughter of Mr. P. Williams, of Grzesistead, m Cu.- ehmter. DEATHS. On the 11th instant, after a tow hours illoPss, 72d year of her age, MIS. Woad, of Gnoh.street. Lately, at his father's house at Rudham Grange, in Suffolk, Major Edward prosier, of th.s Royal Artillery. On the Itth instant, at Lyme R.J. vs, Ekuset, Mrs. Ann Stuart, a native of America, and .4 the Rey. Jams Stuart, formerly Rector of Geurge Town and Ail Saints, South Carolina. anti in t:.e At Sunderland, aged 105, Edward Lawson, who hail been bind thiee years, but recovered hi. sight a short time baM.re leas death, and poieessed an extramdmary m e mory. Lately, at her house on Walent.parade, &tit, Mrs_ Die, relict of the late Rev. Charlie Dix, newt of Brish.7 and Gately. Lately, MN: Flmabeth Shuttlewortii, eldmt daughter of Mrs Sbuttleworili, of Maidon liall , &a . Last week, ...Held!, at hii apartments it Cherts•e, the Rev. Peter Cunningham, late ollidating Minister of that parish. He sea- , at dinner with the Chrrtaey Erteivilr So ciety (to whom he had been in the habit of delivering an an• total diacourse for mycral y. are past), aid Wide sitting at table with several other gentlemen, who are honourary n..ut• her, of the eyrie, he fell haA in his chair, and, although me dical assinance was immediately procured, lie expirad in a few minutes after being conveyed to hi. ledginga. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Mori .... to rrOn after 6. j Y_• .n.... 11 min. aft., G SALES .BY AUCTION. HOODS. By Melva. LOCHEE, At their Great Room, 34, King street, Covent Garden, THIS DAY and To-morrow, at Twelve, A CHOICE COLLECTION of BOOKS ; among which are some of the best Cassie Authors, EL Resit and Variiouin Editions, together with many gond Eng lish Divinity and Miatellanerms; including the Library at • Clergyman deceaseil, remoire4 fmm the Country. Mar be viewed; amt Catal , iaiiel they had. By Mr SADLER, At his Repository, Goswell.street, TOMORROW, at Twelve o'Clock, UPWARDS of EIGHTY LOTS of HORSES of v,nno. descriptionii: amongst which are several pans of Conicle and Chariot G.±ltlaiga, tome single ditto, to match 'b•sides some capital iuminer liacknies, POOLS, Ga!lowa's. Gig, Poo, amid Machining Homo, dre To he viewed the mutating ui sale, and reasonible truce allowed. Nu exnenee of Auction chiivii en Ifiiraea,S.c. TWO PLE %NAN! Col 1' N.GES, WITH EXCELIEN I' GARDENS, WI rIIIN 'IWO ANU A HALF MILES OP CHANGE. By Melva lICRTON and VFNNOR, On WEDNEStIAY , tlie t 4th Innan4 at Twelve ()Vlach, at Garraway's, in one lot, if nut pteetotuly dipus.d of by pa.. sate Contract, IIIIE Desirable LEASE of Two Singularly Neat and Convenient BRICK COTTAGES, iw escelient re pair, olestantly situate in the y of Islington F:elds, with Ixrge and product's, eardons, I..ftt track wails, clothed with fruit trees in gr..at peer 1:1.”11. and soac.ous hot bouts, held for an unexpired term of about eight yowl, at a moderate rent. To he viewed six days previous 1, the site ; when printed desciipticios way be had no the P. , •111114% at GafillMlle•j and of Niesiff. &WOO and Venisur, 62, Crnolittl. - - NATAL INTELLIGENCE. 114.111•11141 TH DOCK, JULY 15. Yesterday Ws Majesty's ship Geinah, Capt. Bar ton, sailed with forty bullocks and vegetables for the Fleet. A few hoots alter an express arrived to recal her, and the Harlequin armed ship was dis patched for the purpose, which was at last effeeted by fir 111 Z guns and other signals just as she got round the Eddystone. She accordingly returned in the afierimon to her anchorage in Cawsand Bay. It is supposed she is destined tor the West Indies. The Felix schooner came in from the fleet, and several vessels coastwise. Sailed the Charlotte tchoaner. DEAL, JULY 16. Sailed the Watrifiel gun-brig s with dispatches for the squadron cruising off lloalogoe. Arrived L a Elethe sloop of wart and the Zebra bomb, with a convoy front the westward. BELFAST, JULY 12. The Jame, Taylor, for Liverpool, and Carrier, Gregg, for Bristol, will sail as soon as the wind may permit them to get down the River. The Ceres, Martin, for Li►erpool, sails the first fair wind. hove', JULY 16. The fortification of our Western Heights proceeds rapidly ; the Citadel and the Grand Redoubt are nearly completed, and upwards of 100 pieces of heavy ordnance will be immediately pointed on the ramparts. On Monday, Earl Spencer, accompa nied by his son Lord Althorp, together with Lord Keith and General Ross, arrived here, and, after viewing the immense works, they dined with the of ficers of the Northampton, at their mess at Dover Castle. Our town begins to look very gay, several fami lies have arrived for the bathing season. The bands of the four regiments alternately perform every evening on the Orange Walk, and the Sunday pa rade draws together the Atom monde for several miles around ; at the last we had Gen. Sir David Dtmdas and his suite, who expressed himself highly pleased with the appearance and discipline of the brigade to Major General Lord Forbes. who commands the troops here. Our garrison consists of the Northampton and Hereford regiments in the Castle ; the East-York and Sorry on the Heights ; the 11th Light Dragoons, Royal Miners, Artillery, and Engineers, at Arch cliffe Fort. Sec. On Monday, the Officers of the first brigade of Foot Guards,quartered in Deal Bat racks„entertained most of the Nubility and Gentry around that part of the country with several excellent and well con tested matches, by horses of the first class, from the different studs at Newmarket, Epsom, and York. At an early hour the Downs were crowded with a numerous retinue of carriages belonging to several. of our most distinguished Nobility ; amongst whom were Lords Keith, Spencer, Eardley, Say and Sele, Saltoun, Loftus, and F. Bentinck. The serenity of the day, with a clear and distind view of the French coast and the Downs,exhibited a most fascinating and charming scene. HULL, JULY 1 5. The following vessels from the Greenland and Davis% Streights whale-fisheries, have arrived here since our last ; FROM OIRRNL•NO. The Alzoo, Rose, TO fish; 360 butts of bluble.r. The Munaheence, Tate, 17 fish; YISO butts of blubber. The Iluoter, Gross, 19 firth ; CliO butts of blubber The Nene, Crompton, 14 fish; 160 butts of blubber. Tire New Mane:letter, Hooter, 14 fish; Ice butts opt clabber. 11011 D•VIell The Symmetry, Woe, 11 fsh; 4130 butts of blubber. The Utancoanbe, Taylor, 14 6th ; 314 butt.; "1 blubber. The Royal George, Greeurlio', I I felt; 43 1 butts. The Symmetry, Itnse, arrived here on Saturday evening, from Davis's Streights, brings account of the success of the lollowing vessels, employed in era fishery, belonging to this port, &c. viz. The Brothers, 10 fish ; the Samuels, 12 fish ; the Thornton, 11 hilt, nearly lull ; the Traveller, 9 fish ; the Elizabetit, 7 or 8, in May ; the Illokternees, 7 or 8, June 2, and fast to an, the ; the Arsel, i ur 7 ; the Progress, ni; and the Lynn well fished. Of Sleltla--The John and Malpret, full . Of Lows.lun—The Mellish, 12 fish ; afterwards burned . On Friday last, the Res shit i ow, Scoresby, of Whit by, arrived in Whitby Road, with 30 fish and ,tOO seals from the Greenland seas. The same day, the body, of London, arrived in Whitby Road, with 20 ash. Accounts are received from Davis's Streights, that!the Witham and Ana, of Whitby, had got 10 fish, and the Faucunkre, of the same place, 15. A convoy for the Baltic is espeded to sail from hence, on the 19th instant. ELSINIUR, JULY 2. The Plebe armed ship still r.mains with the ships bound for the Orkneys. The P ror_ence arrived from f-full yesterday, with the fleet under convoy ; and to-d.ty the RviAa, with the remaining part of her convoy, from the Nore. FROM _t.1..0Y LYS LIST. , but siangcrous.•• shall occ.saiisually offer 's Essay. which •' Geavaseno, Jute 16.—Paieed by the Three Sisters, Thorniness, foam Smyrna; Little Rea, Gray, from Norway ; Tones, Deane, from Stettin; /Libertine, Mahop; and the Throw.. 11.1:ding, from Memel. Salad the Nisbett, Wood, for Jamaica; Spy, Fowler, for the Cape de Verdes; William Murdock, Shorn, for rhiladelohia; Lonna Augusta, Indent', for Copenhagen; and the Julio Moituafeild, Kempe, fur Stettin. I*llltll. r A 6...)..AN • awavys.ntes.n:i. so resnoee Inc mutat places from the interior of , ae•letio. Le; ' wad pr - u 7 loctor - e - v . ardel - is, id track waits, Malted with Sit Gillian Ileatficege . Soli. Netth,rpe the city to the neighbouring country. " The idea," O ff Dover-the St. Patrick, Campbell ; and the William, (rust tree. in gr.mt peer 1:1.,011. aid ••114C.OUS hot house, held Gent:rat tons.movir Ate Bayly M'Crea, ( rum &Vast. fur an unexpired term of about eight yeats, at a moderate rent. says Mr. Whitelaw, ... that we are kneeling over Hun. VV. 14.3.1.011 Charles Maiewaring, Esq. At Plymouth- the Union, Lloyd, from Cork. To he viewed six days previous ti the sale ; when printed Hu n . Chu'useley, Esq. the dust of what was once most dear to us, is a fine At 1164101-41 s• Perseverance, Stroud, from u,,ortn,• and th• desctiptions may be hart on the P....glossa; at Garraway'y; and lesson to human vanity, and naturally produces that luffrow, ,---- from Riga. of Niefiff. Biutuit and VI:MOW, 62, Cornhill. The Horses, &c for the Plates, to be entered by . •.• John Drury, Clerk of the Course, or his Deputy, at the geirt-Deer Inn, on Monday, the 9th of °Was • of a d * • h At Li verpol—xthe Snters. Dori,twine; Jamaica. —; numinty and s nay so al, with wine we bt to address the Deity.—Hence, probably, ori- Truro, Little, from Halifax ; and th e cei h t ai n ia . —, from BUNIIILL RIJW.-.NEAT BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, WI rti 41 t RDEN. ° vistaed, among Cluisrians, the custom of burying September, between the hoists of One and Four r New Orleans lu the Clyde-the Hope, WC:eerie, frum Virginia. Itv Slow*. twitroN au4 vF.NeIoR, in churches, or adjoining cemeteries. Such impres- Al Aberdeen-the Hercules, Gibson, from Davis's Streights; On WEDNESDAY, Ju y . ve, latle, at Garravray's, in the afternoon ;at which tome roper certificates . sons, however, are soon .obliterated by habit—and, and 1110 1,1,0 n 4 ,--. fP•rit Greenland. THE Desirable LEASE, with immediate Pot- are to be produced, and the colours of the riders • 1 w h atever ma.y be. their effe.l in awakening the pious. declared. The Race for the Royal Plate b) be , ~,• ~ ___. • _,,- • • ~ . Ronke: S?ring, Reid C. AUCCIADTIS, i t ill litt4aFlillt to sanftion a praltice, wnicn, Al Neoluinullaed--the Hiram, —, from Bristol; Alic, ; -stets, —; I rICIId.. 113111171011 d , Se.lloll. ut a Erten:only neat and convenient BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, sn vett complete Repair, desirably decided by his Grace the Duke of Ancaater, nr ' 1 front local circumstances, may be not only ;neon- Duke aMt whom he shall appoint, and the other ?Imes, &c. • . _, „ humi t —; and if "' I"ngs**". —, fr om L iver- situate No *, Handbill K io, oil full •.utiiittand of the And- Loy Ground ; cnout..s.tt tot., Chambers, coninvidinin Dieing • Yemeni, utitmAlllitctarMs. .m...vmsemyroomvoww Room. btreallatt Par•ibUi,4.*7....iie Sitting Ditto, Ila:I, Kitchen, by the Stewards, or by their appointmeat. Tke We shall occasionally offer some extraa; from We some time since stated, that a private soldier waos.n•..w. Ceitaring ~,,i ..,I.ll(;.,teleut ; held on Leen Inc wieners of each Plate, kc. is expeCted tai pay Mr. Whitelaw's E • if ch will be found extreme- tsar, ss i wi in the East Suffolk Militia had the extraot.dinary in i lexpirxd terse id .-.....' y..yrs, .it a inuclemte rent thad (,:ttinrit to the Clerk. fortune to have left to him 400,0001. His two . ly arau.si9g.—( F m om n I)ulilia Paper), Buren Hon. Mr. N4' , n-,n, brothers also have had left to them 60001. a year co , c undsill. bedews the Premiers; a' Gts•rrawars; mat of Moors. II 1 .- t t i be steered six day. lesions try the ....le ; and perticulari r 1( ? Stewards. - ----- Miiriugue Lbulinzlay, rig s • amt yeitmor„ On Monday. Previous to the Bristol Cavalt,y, mt• each.—We hear that the three private soldiers in the ..... N. E. The Course has been altered, the Winning tiog nut from the York Hotel, with the late General East Suffolk Militia, who have lately come faits) suc h Post being placed 250 yards lower down than it for-Lor.ta'sts Punted by GEOUGIE DAVIDSON, No. 53 k Misuse's funeral , the fruospeter's horse reared on large fortunes. prove to be the legal representatives w ri , ..„.. e , St. a-masts, and pis et by JOSIAH merly stood, to avnitgancendtrig Ground !Rime his h .11 • ill falling backwards, was killed on se egt, anof the late W. Jeri:isnot, Esq. of Aeloth in Sill- Rt DER, at the sitar, No. lb, Beek o f St. Clemente Citurch. Strand , *l,, (I:A.els Ilic **Para, Jac (pgalaid) complained of. It i Itillirectkimprovemerst. the spot. Ihe I iJer providentially escaped unhurt. (ilk —1 fiery Pod ). 1 1 • % . 4 4;% • -..laice. 111;1 be 41.:. aii•••••:e.) •(... .1 . . 4 .;;- :7(. 4 . ...P. ,•-••••t• ... ...1 • Ira. A t : 7 h. ,. ' ' . I ' .\4 Y ./.. ' .- _,e , • . . watt .:%x';'••• C 1.,..... . . .. •••• • ...a 1! ..." i,,,, ' ...../...r.p. • • •.a.....4 :1 1,.... ~...."-.....-• -Irr ..,..r0n............ v01 i teir0 me" . , _ _ pe -......i. 4 „, _ , _,:i_ __....- -- - -...r......-- _ I -- _ LA M BERTON RACES. . WM5,1E111)11 Y., Jef.V TO. _ 'lts Hunters' Stakes of iOgs cAch, play or pay, carrying I 2.t. each, rode by Gentlemen, 4 miles beat. Mr. B.tillie's ch. gelding. by Star, walked over. SANK DV,. Three-yeAr nld Sweepstakes of 20gs each, play or pay. Colts B,r. 31h. Fillies Bst. Two miles. Lord •Ihyve•t% colt, by Scar, . . . . 1 !;:. H Wolh3roto..', cl, by . 2 Lori Moto( ttttt FIR% g.eyf co't, by ti,oailille . 3 Mr. Badlso'a colt. by Kentsig . . . dr. SAME DAY. A Silver Cup for 501. by the Berwickshire Regi ment of Yeomanry Cavalry, for horses belonging to the Yeomanry in the counties of Roxburgh, Selkirk, North Durham, and Berwick, carrying 214. each, to be rode by Yeomanry. Heats two miles each. Mr. Menai,ti I,rreem mare, Mr. Logan's limen man•, Mr. Hume'. black mare, Mr. Iferript's trey Ridding, Mr. Eric; bay burs, Mr. iitrire's bay 1..4: . 3 / • 6 ditt. A good race. THURSDAY, JULY I 1.-501. mg 101 ALL ACM. Imrd ItelbavenN bay hone . . . 1 1 Mr. Cmtegie's elmlnut mare, Mi.. Metre,. . 2 2 The first heat hard running, and a good race. SAME DAY. A much, Mr. Wilkie's grey gelding and Mr. Alder's chestnut mare, 3 miles, for 200gc. play or pay. Mr. Wilkie's grey gelding walked over. SAVE DAY. A match, Mr. Herriot's grey geldiding, against Mr. Brown's bay mate, for .50gs, play or play. Feats two miles each. Mr Herrlorc gr.! e IdinK , . . 2 1 1 Mr. BrOtVii , li.q mare, . . 1 2 2 A good race, and afforded much sport. Mr. Herriot is a Gentleman Yeoman, of 6.5 years of age, who trained and rode the horse himself. SAME DAY. A trotting match frm 29gs. Mr. Carnegie's bay mare beat Mr. Henderson's ',tack gelding. A Food match, and won only by a length. The sport altogether was excellent, and the com pany numerous and genteel. RACES FOR THE ENSrING THREE MONTHS. Taunton Hontinwion W,, crater Montrtne Swansea lik.ghtert Boroughbridge A 1.161 , 5 T . Haverfotthimitt Blandfiird Nottingham Hereford Salisbury York Tewksbury Exeter Lewes Derby Knighton Litchfield Bedford Lincoln Boweln Shrewsbury eititerbuy Reading Clietterneld. Warwick Exhales Rich in. (Yorke.) Northampton A hinadon Pontefract Enfield Lineeaer Kinpeote Donraiter VI dull. Nremarket Nett haikftell oc magi. Peetrith Kelt° M-Nrpoth l'arpurky POPULATION OF DUBLIN. The Rev. Mr. Whitelaw has just published an Essay on the Population, being, as the learned'iu thnr , " the result of an a'lual survey taken in 1798, with great care and precision." To which is added, " The General Return of the Distria Com mittees in 1801., with a Comparative Statement of the two Sutveys ; also, several Observations on the present state of the Poorer Parts of the City of Dublin." This work, which is dedicated to Earl Hard wicke, at whose desire it has been printed, is well worth the attention of the public; it is of national importance, and we trust, as sincerely as Mr. White. law, that his labours may be useful. In the year 1753, the population of this city was estimated by Dr. Rutty, at 1101,570, and the popu lar idea at present is that our numbers amount to 300,000. Mr. Whitelaw's estimate is as follows IN I !MUTANTS. Total Population in 1;98 1 - 2 091-178,091 Garrison, about 7,000 Royal Hospital 4OB Foundling Hospital, in July, 1798 558 St. Patrick's Hospital, do 151 Houu of Industry, do. 1 657 Trin. Collage, at pliant 597, in 1798 529 titan(' Total ..... .....182,370 Populat,on to 1884„ exclusive of ? 167,899 the Garrison, &c. irc........ 5 -- 4,182 less than in the year 1798. 110UsES. VVVY 1111.79/... In 1604 15,645 756 The Return of 1795, therefore, exceeds that of 1604 By referring to Mr. Whitelaw's lists, we perceive there is a majority of 20447-females. Every' part of this interesting work contains something vitally important to the health, the happiness, and the consequence, of a metropolis like this; and we cannot take leave of the author's patriotic undertaking, without thinking, as he does, that a wise Legislature might interfere, with effed, to remove the burial places from the interior of the city to the neighbourinr The idea," says Mr. White Law, the dust r lesson t humility ought to gisusted, . in chtuches, sions, whatever affeetions, from ' 1 1 9 4 ♦ dr. 5 :1 The I' hit Pal' M4thee