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abould.certeinly. addressing him in th• words of the head of another kind of Lake Selimit, reclaim, lip, up, my (rived, and quit your book! though, to he sure, there would be no need, we Hatter ourselves, of bidding him (its in the poem we ( note) to clear his looks, after the permed of one heart.etelivening luctsbrationse In Cork—hut what shall we bay of Calk. ex. ceps to coulees our obligetiont to it for g iving lit some of the beet contributors we have ? There is no need of menti tttt ing the names of DoerJett, Jetititoge, Holt, Fogerty, and many mote too long for enumeration, who are e 1 from that great metropolis of beef and butter ; Cory are obesity consecrated to fame. They hove mate us amazingly popular in shirt city ; to that wr are al moat the only book now read by the Corcegiant. Like their own salmon, w e n ever go not of sea. soil there. What the Clial.lee was ti Scut land, %o r Lucius over S:r U. D•Hintly WO to Ire boil, 2111 (iarticula•ly to Cork. It war like A arou's sceptre—it swallowed up all other to d ics ..1 efnierr•atinu. G., where you would, fruit the Red Forge to Deuroche's Cfllol, you wottlil See the population merry or mournful, according us the j.,roat• or pathetic mood prevailed (Net Number XXXVIII. A sudden flood of eritieism seemed to , have burst on Cork, at rapidly as a swell in the L-e. We have read much more *timid ',open in the EdiaburgA, than were then spoken sii that city in commoti comer' satioo. With H total l E3mA' , y, they pre leered Dorttleis to Lord Byron, He'd Jeimittgs to %Vordswortli ; and though we do not quite agree with them, we (Mil that much mey be said on both sides. At the I'M tionphicals there, it is oreillest to say we ore palmed ; as a pritof of it, we shall just niciiti ))))) that the custiontaty one. for ebsence are always remit:ell if the alonnitee Can thew that lie was detained by the unavoidable busi test of reading Blackwood. Their institution di lights in tit; at their library we are devoured ; n. the Minerva rooms which, by the way, we can recommend as an admirable establishment. tligginsoss is fatigued to death in answering detested' for us; and ou the day uf our arrival, the impatient subset:finely rest round , bolster's shop— " Thick us asetulawal leaves that strew the lovas leo Valleobetrta" There is a certain learned Glasgow gentlemen (we rather think he it a prolamine-merchant ; but in tiiit we speak with hesitation, for we would fain avoid saying any thin* hut what is quite right). who, a law weeks ago, visited •• the beautiful city," and wits a' impertinent,. to say the least of it, as to "Ante as in the hearing of certain of our friends the i..habitants. We hereby give that profound buffer dealer a word of friendly canticles—to keep a tight rein- oil leis tongue iu future, more particularly to quarter's sat hat this. Little do these fellows know the retreat eif our means of inforeenstion: they had better keep an eye to themselves. Lite the Boron of Ilredwarifiese, we are cautious; but, r e eti c rtildellf, " beware the hear" is an old motto and a good. A. for the towns about the cou ty. we do as snitch as could be expected. Mr. Fogarty has . ; tread us in Blarney ; but he ha. paid us there a co•nplunesit which we do not approve. Ile lean teed one of our volumes en the heinous Blarney etose, and pilgrims now kiss that colume instead of 'bele ancient Ca-aba. We do nut like this we my ; fur it is notorious, that the Blarney stone is meted In itUOIIII4O,OIIK-11 practice which we detest; and we beg onr worthy correspo n dent to remote it, Swart priwons. The Scots Greys. a superb regi /loot, as Bonaparte justly called them, introduce nlierever they ate quartered--a circunrstauce to winch we owe many thas ks. in particular to the g allant and ftiemity Lieutenant, alto bus cheered Vie thanes* of Bandon, by bringing us in *soon* Vie worthy &trowels of bacon who tihabil that an cient borough. And, to conclude cur long, yet arty Itlip - Trrci tour through Ireland. by stopping et tt! Pima Thole, we shall only °barter, thet one ropy fluids its way to the island .or Cape Clear. evt.ere it it read every Sunday after Muse, at the rbapel dour, by the priest who rules the Wendel , . Ile is the only man in his wavetbeoteso &mission eh'. cats read. and he ttanelates any difficult par so l e in o Midi admirable Irish. Such a mass is O H valuable oequititiou to the Capers. DESPFNATE GANG OF HOCSE.fiNGAKENS. We Are sorry to be iisformed that the hoorlreetof Grey. I,• c bay of late hero much infested ith howye.breake.s. A f w weeks sine.: 111 C house of Edward Welwyn, Eaq of Much March., nod the Rectory House, In the same parish, were felumously toltred to the cour.e of Our night, but we spine head that or u booty lass carried ao•y. About r lo:tumid since the house of Mr. Wm. Combiner., of Wool. hope, hotelier, was hrokrit into in the night, and a large quantity of meat, clothes, Ur. was stolen. About the same I.lW' a a thiahle horse a.. I tko is from • meadow contiguous to of William Etliult, E.q. at Minditord. Uri the hub of last month, the house of lie. Rees Price, in the aillagr of kluatloard, was feloniously tittered, and prudes were carried off to a eery considerable amount.— And to the curarie Thieroiny night last p o st, the R ec t or y Hooke was attempted to be r utcred by breaking a pane of earl to the draw's.-rotes window, and through which the . font woe of the window was issolnue, but it is probable Out . WWI( 'hosiers, hire. fife. &c. prevented any further platen's.' simitar stsc.nrpt to the Litter was 'mute the .1•4111 C IliClll on she residence of Jones Hen ford, Esq at Soften Court, where the attack v...• relinquish..l for the reasons already .recited iu the latter 1114411 CC. It is rem., table, that in almost enemy cue of these 11.1111,411CP, or rillempts thereat, the crow norms were adopted; viz. the breaking or cutting out a sopante of glass, fur the purpose of sothstentier the ..,tolow. Many other arts of violence and do preolatoolos o f tumor considre.orio.i have place of late to and shout intri•b Mot do , ord, but which or hose not room MOM jar ocularly to si.erly. (en Fliday 1,1 her voeronts, of very desperate and siirmi. appearance, wen. •ppreisended iu sitc Neighbourhood a Ithirdolocol, and carried Wore the Ito". C. J. Wed two of w ham (Jets Twig; tool .lossim llestvers) were rommitird tor further calissitratiren ; they were brirog'-f up on the fellow. r ,, g g day, trod re..u4asimil before the above blogistroses assist o.l by Juba Ireland, Fol. and the Rev. John Doweonib; sooof thong!, there was considerable .pnvatirazion un part Ilse of the vagrant*, and eacwasstanees appeared very 1.111. pseinus, partwolarly wills respect to John fete/ (.181 shows person was found a sort of thaswr's bode), yet the Magi& states did nut think themselves justifier; sad. twining thew MM. nay luster on custody, and they were char hooted, hut out without much salutary admonition and severe reproof. We are glad to hear that the resident Justices iu the bow aired el Greyiree air totalling moat arises too rinses to dont and bring to parnwisnwol these daring offender*, and weals 'curly hope they enolewours null sneered ou eunipletely rid ding the enamor, of so iris sous and &bunting a auisauee, We otoderstood that 11 loos been propos e to appri bead all fay/anis that suet hereafter be footed begging or loitering in lite vuesurty of MOrdaMJ. 14111 oho, to establish a nightly petrol Janus the 11/181111%—dihreford jogragd.) THE TURF. • COMPLETE ALPHABETICAL ,LIST OF THE WIN. KING Holtsfis, &c. IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, AM) WALES, 1820. - Ages By AI.ADDIN. No. of Prises. 2. Louisan, 11. R H. the Dukr of York's, SOgs at Ascut Heath i and 3 0 gs at Hampton By A NIA DIA. 4. Palmer", Lord Fitzwillians's, SOOgs sad 50ss at Dun -2 --- 5, Iteposoda, Lord Milton's, 250 gs al Yuck Spring Met t ine ....... 4. Wildboy, Mi. Uppleby's, 501..1 Crim , by -- - -- -•- By A5lllO. 3. Ches. Filly (out of StuniforslW, Mr. lionlolsworth's, 100 gs and 561.55. at Nottunghans; also 60gs at Derby 3 By APOLLO. a. Bay Mare, Mr. Olipliant'r, two silver cups at Kelso Spring 31teting By APPLEGA BTU. 4. Mary-Ann, Mr. Psekerstill . s, 60gs at Tenbury, 971 ss. a t Worcester, and 45 gs at Boonsysrd By ARDROSSA N. 3 Adam, Sir W. Maxwell's, twice - 504s at Edinburgh 3. Bay Colt (out of Vicissotioh) IA Strathmore's, a Sil ver Cup. value 60gs with 55gs in specie, at Newcastle 1 3. Ches. Fully (dam l'y Whitworth) Mr. Riddell's, 2SOgs at Doncaster By ASIITON. S. Aslolowl, lie. Stephenson's, 60/. at Leicester 1 5. Etfie Deans, Mr. Dilly's, 501. at Bath ; 54)1. at Wi n cheater; the Gold Coop, value 100 gs at Blasolford; the Gold Cup, value 1006 with 501. at Exetor ; loogs and the Gold Cup, value 100 gs a t Bodoni's ; al an the Gold Cup, valise 100 gs at Berderop By ASPARAGUS. a. Rhoda, Mr. Edwards's, 501. at Chelittsfold; Mr. Tor -111.1.F, 50gs at Northampton By BEVERLEY. 3. Flay Colt (slam by (Orville) Me. Barbam's, 95g1 at Abingdon By BLACK SULTAN. 6. det, Mr. Gab& Fe, 15gs and a Cap, value 20gs at I.lltilOW By BLACK TROPIIONIUS. 5. Itr. Geld. (daps by Young Shuttle) Mr. Hopkinson's, 70gs at Beverley By BI.VCII ER. 3. Filly (out of Ffnuy), Mr. Bottles, 50gs at Ascot Beath By BRAINWORM. a. Glow-Worm, Lord Suffield's, 100 gs, 400, and 50gs, at Norisisrkrt ... •. !lad , quirt, Mr. Mault's, 50gs at Abodr.a; and 45g4 at Fife BRIGLIADORO. 6. Cbarire, Mr. Fox's, I.ooogs and 70gs at Msarliesier ; Mr Myituti's, 6if. at Bleiriiird.. • • a. Orr. toss, Mr. AdanWr, 40p. at Durham 3. Rebecca, Mr. Farrall's, 501. et llroasyard By BROTHER TO VIVALDI. o:Nintrod, Mr. Harrison's 100 gs at Stamford .. By BUCEPHA LUS. a. llsrlisra, Mr. Trelawney's, 30ga and 501. at Totems; also 550 at Bothnia By BUSTARD. IL Bay rill ! (.lam by vo,i..isC, Mr. Benson's, 120 gs at Catterick ; and 200 p at York Spring Meeting By CALIIIAN. 4. Tempest, Mr. Ryan's, twice 501. at Canterbury; and bet at the isle of Thauct By CAM FRTON. 4. Blue Ruin, Mr. Rich's, 501. at Bath 1 3. Waverley, Mr. Kneller's, 35gs at 51uddingtou _ By CAMILLUS. 3. asuilins, Mr. F. R. Prices, 425,0 at Chester 4. Consul, Mr. Lanibton's, the King's Purse of 100 gs; the Gold Cup, value 100 gs, with 3015 in specie, at Newcastle; the Gold Cup, value 100 r, wills lOgs in specie, at Pontefract; and the Doncaster Stakes of 150 es at Dolomite, . 4 4. Mr. Speaker, Mr. T.Sykes's 501 at Willem b. Rhadamantbus, Mr. Houldsworth's. 90r at Chester 1 b. Roman, Mr. Petrel, 450 at Middlehatn; the Gold Cup, value 100 gs, with 20gs in specie, at Bevorley; Lord Warwick's, 70g. at Cheltenham ; also the Gold Cup, value 100 g., with 00gs iu specie, .t Hereford • By CARDINAL YORK. 5. Advance,lllr.Clifion'., 1000 at Manchester 1 4. Cardinal Wolsey, Mr. G. L. Fox's, the Gold Cup, valise 1000 with 1100 iu specie, at York Spring Meeting; and 100 gs at York August heeling a. Carlton, Mr. Dilly's, 461. at Winchester ; Mr. Stwart's, 501. at Blandlord 3. Gowsalvi, Lord Queensberry's', 75gs al Newcastle ; 40a, 100 r, and 50g., at Caledonian Hunt By CAVF.NDISII. 3. Bay Colt (out of Miss Forester), Mr. Whiteherses, 55es at Derby; 001..1 Shreashury ; and 501. at Wal sall 3 By CER DER US. 3. Brown Colt (Bergawi), out of Tamborine, Me. F. IVatt's, 501. at Mallon ; SOgs at Beverley; 150gis at York August Meeting; and Mi. at Doncaster . 4 3. Ch. Cola (Cirsar), out of Alt:lsidore, Mr. Watt's,lloo at limit Spring !Resting, nod 800 gs at York Angssat :skyline . S. Torr. li, 31r. Houldsworth's, 250 gs and the King's Pulse of 1000 at Yolk August Meeting; 1041. at Poll icino I ; and the Fitswilliam Stakes ut _llogs at. 1)O11- caster By CERVANTES. 5. Cartirnict, Mr. Ileatitcote'r,Boo at ixtres 3. Luciatta t I.4rd Fitatrallima'a, 40et at Ruclmostd - - By CESTRIA N. 3. Young Centrist), Sir J. (:. Egerion'e, 7Ogn at Shrews. bury S. 1 smog Ferrol:on, Sir J. G. Egerton's, 125 gs al Ches ser, and 80gs at Holywell Hunt By CHAMPION. 3. Cambrian Lase, Sr. %Vin. Wynne's, 100 gs at Kiwis. ford, and 1004 s at Wei ah.ono By CH ERRY-BOVNCE. 3. Malmsey, Gen. Giusvanues, Cour 11121C4 500 at New. sissrkti, 440 gs al Slangs), 01, and lbOgs at Warwick . 6 By CCELEBS. • 3. Buy Colt, Mr. T. Prime's, 501 a Calleoick Bridge . 1 By (MAIL'S. 2. Ches. Filly (out of Lady of the Vale's dam), Mr. Jaques'', GOgs at Middleham . . 1 3. Chorister, Ph, M. W. Itidley's, 100:,. at Mallon, 50gs and the Chanuirr Males of 40gs m Newcastle, Stil. at purloin, nod 501. al Carlisle . . a 4. Costliest, Lord Suffield's, thrice 100 gs and 2 Ogs at N. wimirlitt . 4 . . 3. Eliza Leeds, Mr. Ilirrisou's, 501. at Noriballerson . I I. My Judy, Mr. Milues's, IhOgs and 50gr at Yolk Au gust Meeting, and SOgs as Pooh-frail . 3 3. Ranter, Ale. )'pine's, 501. al Newmarket; Cal. kJ or 'mid's, the King's Purse of 100ja at Ascot Heath, also 180p1 mid 110 gs at Canterbury . 4 I. Revelkr, Mr. Primes ' owe of the three Sobscriptiose Purses of .2071. 10a. at York August Meeting . 1 1 lb. The Duke, Mr. Shines 's, 300 gs st Dvocamer, 501 and Mr. "'ergo...lsis, 50i al Noritulhouu 3 3. The Juggler, Mr. T. 0. Porkies, ono of the three brabseriptiomPursirs of 2071. 10a. at York August Aleeting, she Gold Cop, saline IllOgs, with 70gs tu ricer, at Lincoln, and the Gold Cap al Doncasier 3 S. The blasshal, Mr. T.O. Punlett's, !to r at York Spring Meeting W ... 3. Woodbine, Mr. Walnuts's, ItOgs at Miralehana, 8180145 gs and 30gs at Nl:eremite • By CORIANDER. a Lofts, Mr. Trelna uey's, 49;1 at Toluca Ager. By CRAMLINOTON. No. of Prim". 3. Little Ell .nd, Mr. Storey's, twice bet. at Edinburgh, - and 501. at Kelso - - 3 By CRISPIN. 3. Jubilee!, Mr. Payee., 450 p at Ascot Heath . I By CUMBERLAND. 3. Copeland, Mr. Bensou's, 2bgs at Newcastle By DECEIVER. a. Bay Mare, Mr. Taylor's, the Slnupsltire Yeomanry Casslry Smk.•e of 25g', ■dried to a Cup, value 20g., at I..nliow a. Br. Geld, Mr. Lovesey's, 60gs at Hereford . . 1 By DICK ANDREWS. 6. Chasm^ Card, Captain 3PCI I's, 501. at iVinchester 1 5. Has trd, Mr. Whitworth's, 004* at Warwick - 1 Ily DITTO (WILLIANISDN'a). a. Diana. Mr. Tomes's, the 51embeis' I'urae uf :AIL at Warwick - 1 - _ - A. 810 Mll Betty, Mr. Stevra..'a, 00/. 10i. at iVorccster . 1 G. Duplicate, Mr. Tomes's, the King's Purse of 100 gs at Chrocr, and .110,:s at Ili olgcomi iii . I a. Miss Krulley, Mr. Day's, flOgs at Musty's-Hunt Merl tug, 50gs and 501 at Glamorgan, and 50gs at Burderop 4 By DON COSSACK. 3 Black Colt, Mr. Ferguson's, 701. at Preston, mid 501. at Carlisle .~ ~i s }. Py ELECTION. 4. A.llll l / 6 1, Mr. Forth's, 60 , 41, at Epsilon - - 1 2. Chc.. Filly (wet of &lined' dam), Mr.!logers',, 2000 at Newmarket - 1 2. Gustavus, Mr. Monier's, 700aN at Newmarket - 1 b. littspitality, Lord liuntley'a, the Writer Stakes of 300‘s at Aberdeen - - I By FITZ.) A '4i F. 2. 2. Ch Cott (wit of Catherires filaga)i Mr. Mytion'd,4oo at ()meets y . - - 5. Friar of Orders Grey, Lord P4muutli's, 225g1 at erJxton Fmk - 3. The Dandy, Lord Aretou'i, 501. at Telibury By lITZ•TEAZLE. 4. Alfred, Mr. Bell's, the Ladies l'orar at York Almost Wiling, and the King's Purse of 1010 gs at Doncaster I 4. Blocher, Mr. Denham's., the King's Purse of 100 gs, and 100 p at Nottingham . - ' 3. Chicken. Mr. !Hl's, 501. at Grimsby - . 3. Min, Mr. D-Ifs, 501. at Yuek August Meeting, and 501. at Liorolis . - 4. Why Nut, Mr Dell's, 601 at Morpelk By FY I,I)EN ER. 2. Bay Filly (awl of Fully). Mr. S idler's, 4Op al awl icoliamt and 110 gs at Warwick 2. Browu Colt (out of Mctrorioa), Mr. Fox's, 501. ut ... Nrwmtiket 4. P.iiinnee, Mr. Sievens'a; 5411. al Bridgenorth; and ... Mr. Picketuill'a,4sya at Wincesier ' By GOIIANNA (YOUNG). 2. Ray Filly (out of Mariatint.). Mr. WytiJliant's, 40ga at No/markt t By GOLUM PUS. 3. Bay Call (Jam by Orville) Lurd AileAbary's, 50/. at 1131 b - 6. irony Munro., Mr. Lannmer, 491• ■t Norllillterlon . 1 4. North% cool, Mr. Tunseb'r, 5111. at Itridrroorth - 1 3. Puss, 101(1 Filsnilliam'6,4og. at 31altun . - By GOVERNOR. 6. Billy Pitt, Mr. lll'Moinits's,4ozs at Kendal . 1 4. Hawk!, Mr. Painter's, 004 s ut Cheater; nail Mr. Alyiton's, fings. at Lichfield - . 2 5. Lancaster, Mr. Dot Array's, the King's Purse of 100ga at Guildford ; sold Mr. Faigulearsoirs, 50gs at Abet deco - - 2 By GOUTY JUNIOR. 5. ilessy,..Sir D. Muneriers, twice 501 at Fife; Sir A. Ramsay's, the Gold Cup, value 100/1, 100 gs, and brigs, at Abei deco . - a By GRIMALDI (YOUNG). 4. Amber, Mr. Jones's, 80gs at Chelisnhaus - - 1 By HAMBLETONLAN. a. Gams, Mr. Farquharsou'i, 501. at Salisbury, 501. at Bridgewater, and 00gs at Burelerop - . 3 By HAPHAZARD. 4. Antar, Sir J. Shelley's, the Craven Stakes of 230 gs, 200 gs, 400 gs, and 14/.0, at Newmarket - 4 3. Br. Colt (out uf Dr. Iluaby's dam), Mr. Butiveries, 100 g. and 25gs at Newmarket . - 2 3. Br. Cult (art of Elisabeth), Mr. Printer's, 50gs at St.rifortl,aud 00g' at Walsall - . - 2 a . Paulus°, Mr. Bouvrrie's, 200 gs and 50gs at New market - - - 2 3. lerogen, Mr. Gardiner's., 501. at Bridgewater - 1 3. Lucinda, Mr. Michaelson'e, 1 0 0,. at York Spring Steeling; 300 gs and 450 g• at Preston; and 100 gs at Lancaster - - - 4 3. Luck, Duke of G aftou's, 300 gs and 50g. at New market - - • 2 3. Moore iik, Sir W. Maxwell's, the Cocked Hat Stakes of 150 gs at Doncaster - - 1 3. 51outemar, laid aligns, bO.zs at Stafford . - I 3. Bower's, Duke of Grafton's, the I,ooogs Stakes, of 1,250 gs and 225 gs at Newmarket - - 2 4. Snake, Lord Exeter's, the Putt Stakes of 450 gs and 50gs at Newmarket, and the Gold Cup, value 100 gs, wiyh 30gs in specie, at Stamford - - 3 4. Tarragon, Sir W. %Vyunt'o, 50/. at Narilwiclt, the Gull Cup, value 100 gs, at Derby ; the Gold Cup, value 100 g., at Shrewsbury; and the Gold Cup, value 100 gs, at Wrexham - - 4 4. Vangusrd, Lord A ileshury's 501. at Msddiugton ; the King's Purse uf 100 gs at ‘Vinclsestec; and 59/. at Sim kbridge - - - - 4. V,ciorioa, Mr. Appelley's, 501. and 50gs at Walsall; and 60:s at Wrexham - - - a. Ilm se, Mr. Featlarsluaeo, the Farmers' Stakes of 80gs at Aucastrr . . 1 . 1 . 2 . 2 Ry H E DI.EY. 2. Ihy Colt (..tit of Totwen), Mr. Kush's, the Woodcot St■kes of Mtao at F.poont 3. Luca, Mr. Batson's, 501.. at Newmarket - By HEN DERSIi ELF. 4. Gantliorpr, Sir J. G. Eget kw's, MI. at Chester By HIT-OR-MISS. 4. Cl ea. Filly, Mr. ituserier, 5044. at Overlay By JOHN 01; AUNT. 6. Little John, Mr. Eatun's, the Yeomanry Cup at New. castle-under•Lymc - By KEX HY. 3. Br. Coll (out rif flew irtia), Lord Sato Inougli's,3ooga at Yoe k Spring Meeting - - I By KITE. a. Skipjick, Mr. R. Gilberts, bags at York Spriug bleitang By JUNIPER. 3. Ches. Coll (mit of Timm)* owlet), Major Wilsosee, frOp at Newmarket - I 3. Duke of Rollout's, 204 p at Newmarket - I a. Grambomwr, Mr. Shonbri.lee's, SISEs at. Lewes • I 4. Jujube, Sir. Pierieminies, 60/. at Nottingham; soil tOri at Nottingham 3. Ruth edam, Major IVilrou'a, 501. at Wells By LANGTON. 4. Arthur'', Sir J G. Esertua'o, 00gs arid a Cap, valve 701 at Chaster; 100 1 es and 70p at Manchester; the Gold Cup, value 100er with 100 is specie, at Keels ford ; an* 650 at NellfraPlit•lllbeff-14RIC 3. Ila) Cult (Halligan) M. Feretnues, 601. and 1001. at Maneberter ; Mr. Myttua'r, 501. at Maressbary ; mad 501. at Orscstry 4. Ituta.Langtus, Mr. lxicesteer, 501. at Wrexham 1 3. I.angtouian, Sir Wm. N leer., IttOgs at Yin It Sprung Meeting 3. Tiall.baleo Mr. Bitaltbviurtleo. the Palattae Makes of 175 gs at Chester 1 By LEWES. 4. Saitsslatt, Mr. C. Day'a, 400 at Bath; 50/. at Ox. Curd; sad SOS. at Neautualla 3 ~_., +,. Agee. By MACBEIll• Nu. of 1 . 1 3 Dunsinane, Mr. Lasobtou's,l3ol4 at Calleriek Bridge; 75gs at York Spring Meeting; 350 gs at Newcastle; the Foals' Stakes of 150 gs at Doueaster ; mid 80gs at Richmond. 5 By NI Al DA. a. Bay Mara (dam by St. George) Mr. Webster's, 50gs at Mostyn Mint By MANGO. 3. Br. Gelding, Mr. J. Lithliury's, the Cavalry Stakes at Burton-upon-Treat - - - By MA FtSl lON. 4. Anti-Radical, Mr. Illytton'si, 120 gs at Chester; the Gold Cup, value 10.1 p, with 110 g• in specie, at Man cheater; 971. he. at Warwick ; 641 g. awl 75gs at Lich field ; 75g. at Osirestry ; and 90gs at Tarporley Haut 7 4. l'hugnix, Mr. Charlton's, WE at Newmarket - 1 By MI D 0 LETII Olt PE. 3. Chris. Colt (out of Cat), Lord G 11. Cavendish's, 275 gs at Chelmsford . - - 1 By MII.O. 4. r.. 7., Lord Derby's, the Prover Pecker Stakes of IlOgs mid 611. at Knateford . - - 2 4 Basil limier, Mr Rogers s, 611/. at Manchester ; 711. at Hereford ; 501. at Knighton; 501 at Warwick ; and 761. at Oswestry - - 5 By MOUNTAINEER. 3. Clan Alliyti, Mr. Caney's, 275 gs at Burderop - - I 3. Hoax, Mir. Caney's, 100 gs at Burderop • - I 5. Independence. Mr. Sheppard's, the Silver Cup, valets 50gs, at Burderop - - By MOWBRAY. 5. lady of the Swale, Mr. Ferguson's, 501. at Cornelis I 3. Lally of the Vale, Mr. J. Fergoanies, 15Og. at CM. teriek, IllOg. at York Spring Meeting, and 105 gs M York Anguet Meeting - - ••• 41, 4. Mortimer, Mr. 1.1. Minted, 100 gs at Newmarket, sued bOgs at Epsom - . - By NEWCASTLE. 4. Bay Filly, Sir R. Gre.ley'v, 40gs at Lichfield By OCTAVIAN. 4. Antonio, Mr. Cliftou's, 75gs at Manchester, and 65gs at Preston - - - - 2 a. Bay Mare, Mr. James's, 6018 at Carlisle . . 1 2. Champaign, Mr. J. Ferguson's, 40gs at Durham - 1 5. Joker, Mr. Boutlea, 42gs at Durham . - 1 By OCTAVt US. 3. Bay Cult (omit of a mister to Wanderer), Mr. Wynd ham's, 60gs and 501. at Newmarket - - 2 2. Br. Cult (out of Trutla's dam), Lord Egremoist's, 100 gs at Brighton - - 1 4. Little John, La. Bgremont's, 60g. at Brighton, Mr. Wymlhawes, the Korb. Purse of 100 gs at !.ewes, the Kiiies Parse of 100 gs, and land Egrensuat's 701. at Newmarket - - - 4 3. !Rubin Hood, Lord F,grewinnt's, the Brighton Stakes of 240 gs at Brighton, and 40gs at Lewes - . I 4. Zadig, Mr. Rosevear's, theGalil Cup, value 70gs, with 15gs in specie, at Newmarket ; and the Gold Cap, valise 100 g., wilts 180ge in specie, at Brighton - 2 By ORLANDO. a. The Lawyer, Mr. Dobbs's, fiogs at Worcester By ORVILLE. 4. Andrew, Mr. Flonverie's, 50gs and 100 gs at Newmar ket, 395ge at Stamford, amid the Oatlauds' Stakes of 200 gs at Chelmsford . - - 3. Bay Colt (nut of Lampedusa), Mr. Brendling's, 100 gs at Newcastle . - . 4. Coral, Mr. Turner's, 50/. at Ascot Heath, and 651. 15.. at Lewes - . . 2 3. Elvire, Mr. Jaques's, 501. and 44gs at Egham . 2 4. Fair Salopten, Sir G. Pigott's, 371. ss. added to a Gold Cop, value 20gs at Bridgensorili 6. Fog-Orville, Mr. West's, 401. at Mimmonth b. Master Henry, Lord Jersey'., 200 g. and 100 gs at New mai het . - - 3. 3liddleton, Mr. Loftuit, 601. at Morpelh, 50gs and twice 501. at Kelso . - - 6. Nell 31eldua, Sir W. Maxwell's, 501. and SORB at F.ditiburgh, the Gold Cup, value 100;., and 50/. at Fife - . 1 By PAYII.IO:S. 4. Aldford, Lord Jersey's, bog. at ?learns' ket By PAYNATOR. 9. Doctor Syntax*, Mr. Riddell's, the Gold Cup, value 100 g., with 1901. in specie, at Preston • the Guld Cep, with 90ga in specie, at LatiCallier ; the Gold Cup, value 100 gs, with 6W. 3". in specie, and the Pandas Stake* of 90gs at Richmond . - - 4 a. Marksmen, Mr. Brown's, 501. at Canterbury, 501. at Tesiderden, and 501. at the Isle of Thanet - 3 G. Miss Syntax, Lord Queensberry's, 50gs at Cattetick. Bridge, 50gs at 111d.ileham, 100 gs. and 501. at New castle, 100 gs sod 50gs at Dumfries - . 6 • Doctor Syntax has, in the last SIX years, won six Gold Cups at Preston succeuively, tire at Laucaster, IWO at Rich mond, and one at Middlehain—iotal 14. By PERICLES. a. Aspasia, Lord Eerier'', 300 gs at Newmarket, and 100 gs at Chelmsford . - 2 3. Black Cult (out of Pope's dun), Mr. Watson's, 550 gs . at Stamford - - . 1 3. Paralus, Mr. Payne's, 50gs and 100 gs at Newmarket 2 By PETRONIUS. 3. Atbriter, Lord G • u r's, the Berghley Slakes of 175 gs at Stamford, and 60g. at Newmarket - 2 3. Bay Cult (dam by Oberou), Lord Scarbrough's, 501. at York Spring Meeting By PETROWITZ. Ploughboy, Mr. K. Waists righl'i, 25er, added to • Cup, value 20p, at Worcester November Meeting By PHANTOM. 2. Alum, Sir J. Shelley's, 50gs at Newmarket . 1 3. Bay Cult (oat of Pope luau), D. of Grafton's, 120 gs at Nesetnerket - 1 3. Ivanhoe, Sir J. Shelley's, 26110, the Cockboat Stakes of 500 gs, the Ns wmaiket Stakes of 0250, 70gs, SW. and 100 at Newinsiket, also the Pavilion Stakes of 400 gs at Brighton - 3. I'indarrie, Doke of Grafton s, the first Class of the sixth Itiddlesworth Stakes of 3,200g50 be 2,000 g. Stakes of 1;200gs, and 1500 at Newmarket - 1. Shadow, Mr. Rushy'. ' She Craven Stakes of 70p at Mallon, 501. at York August Meeting, 501. at Ponte fract, 501. and SOgs at Grimsby - 5 5. Spectre, %Ir. Rudenhani's„ the seeond Class of the Craven (Wands Stakes of 300 gs at Newmarket, 130 gs at Ludlow, 755 gs at elselteubsm, aad the Missive Stakes of 230 g. at Holywell Hunt - 4 By PICCADILLY. 3. Master Fray, Mr. Wright'', 50/. at Grimsby By PIONEER. 5. Advance, IA EXei•l'd 1500 at Newmarket 3. Veterinarian, Lab Yerulam's, 100 gs stud 75gs at Ascot Heath • By PIPES. 5. Eclipse, Mr. Bartley's, 50/. at. Glansorganshire ; Mr. Itsggerstun's, 110 gs at Monmouth By PLOUGHBOY. 3. Badly Molly, Major Bower's,twice 25gs at 3181 ton By POULTON, 4. Melinda, Mr. Junes's, Sifts at Abingdon, SOL at Leicester.sol. al Monmouth, and SOL at Bedford 4. Fanny, Mr. Jones, 1000 at Newmarket . 3. FOLIMMI ' Mr. Stevens's, 450 gs at Ascot Heath 2. Sophia, Mr. Jones's, the Wiukbeid Stakes of 254irs at Asyut Heath, 175 gs and 25gs at Mary, sal 100 gs at Chen...ham 4. The Plrisipo, Mr. Hill'., 400 at Glamorgan Bv PR F-S1 DENT. 4. Swift, Mr. Garfortles, the Kusvesinire Slakes of 100 p at Yisik August Meeting By PRIME-MINISTER. 3. Brown Cult (dams by Psysatur), Mr. Clifton's, 50/. at lesiutsfuld By QUIZ. 4. Euphrates, Lord Roues, 0600 at Newmarket, sad 501 at !Wein 3. Hoopoe, Lewd Rons's, 100 gs and 150 g. at Newmarket . . at Yorubatitlt, sad 501. at 4. Ilpie, Led Sell Were, Derck, (To k continitat) . 1 - 2 - 1 . 1 - R . 1 - 1 - I - I - I . 1 - 1 - 1 . s . I NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. roIT•MOUTN, 12. Arrived the Aid, from the Mediterranean. Bailed the UMW, Appleton, Alice, and Zephyr, for London. rimmrstryn, DIECR3IIIRII. II . Arrived the Sorress, Waygood, tiiim Quebec ; and Em i l ) , Cowley, from Lisbon. rm.mnuTu, DECIIIIREIL 10. Sailed the David, Robert•nn, for Emile. RAMIGAtt, DlClllittlt It. Arrived the Mary and Dorothea, Mackay, from Sunder land, with her anchor stork broke ; soil the Strait, llama rood.; f Yarmouth for I , i &pi..., with bee bulwarks earned away. cow's, orcoosern 12. Arriretl the Nl:dales'', Awough, Aorta I.l4f•via, uut ilsrre Ownslst stud tweisty slept. DFAN OFCIO.IICit 1 1. Arrived and sailed for the Reser the Comas, Apple by, from the Isle of Franey, sailed :111 tf.e b tiesuber; 011 4 No vember, in 121.17.30. N. long. 24. W. spoke the Lamb, from Lonetos for Madras; and on 9ih Novena 1,. r. or hit• 15. 17. N. lotIC. 3 0 . 19. W. the Ite•coyery, r,. t!.y, 'f r om Batavia and the Isle of France, 1.. Rot lerdAtu. Also .11 if/OA a *haler, rupposed the King Geroge, lit( kir, from the South Seas nod a light ship, name %futurists. CORN EXCHANGE, Dualism 13. We have had no freak arrivals of soy grain since Mewls!, and what Wheat tem:toned over from that day's supply met very heavy wale this morning, when frost the rotalittes of the demand very few sales conl.l he effected. mud prices must he quoted the same is we Ittittlay. There was 00 fine Harley at market in consequence of adverse wind•. whirls hare prevented our luting any supply from the Norfolk enlist. The Oat trade war emeevelingly heavy at a dertine of Is. pre wearier. la Remo sod Pease there aon altination. COAL MARKET, V6c►LL[R iS. Ships •t Market. Maps sold. Price. 8l 16rwrasi le 20 lipissicrlaud ....... 9k MARRIAGES. On Tuesday John Thomas Waight, Esq., Southampton, Hants, to Miss Elirt Au.lua, Ketioiugton, Surrey. Uu Tutaday, at M. Ge.irge's, Hmoover.square, T. Brock horst Hardily, of Meowslore-oreet, Porilauthplage, to Sarah, daughter of Henry Peters, of Betel/worth Castle, in the Cuhnty of Surrey, Esq. DEATHS. On the 51h of Derembcr, at (i.ire Cowl, Sittinghourne, A. 11. Bradley, Esq. banker, one of kis Maj,ty's Juitutri of the Ware for the rummy of K.. 0. On the 12th instant, at bis twill sore, No 1, Carmarth) n street, after a short but severe illnecs, IVi:ltans Tottlnsiu, Attorney, deeply regretted by all Ills friend+. HIGH WATER THIS, DAT AT LONDON MUDGE. Muraiug ♦A slier 1. Eiresing 16 after 9. DICE OF !monis YESTERDAY.. 3 per Ct. It‘d. 69iii I Ex. Ktlis i g..l di% 1 pr. 31 pre Celia. 7t li tits. 4 per Ce n ts ... nit I Lottery Tickets 211. 30. Bk. L. An. 17 15-11 i IS I Onittium Insp. 3 per Ct. Atm. 68 I Coos. for Aer..•.7011! India Bonds.. 44 45 pr. 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