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8 I a,—Ttie weights lie tie iti;veTnust have given
great satidaction for each a be proportionate acceptance to
Save Imo obtained, all of them Oohing more emsatieota than
dieeratients. There are sort some 200 animals engaged is
the six emote that mem loader the above title, and about ow-
third of this number are ha more than cee of them; so to
theme my attention will hat trot dirtcted, for the purpose of
showing where my discrepancies occur that are earthy of
remark. The Northamptosehire and Greet Northam Ban-
*kepi are inreparoble, the latter being llb lighter et the two;
sad the Newmarket, If titan, and City ad inbartaa
Handicaps are somewhat similar, the ..11eMeg.," and its
twin rem, the City and Suburbia, showing very slight alter-
ation, the greatest difference being that the young
sass do sot receive so much from the old once by
about 51b, which is fully accounted for by the
aortae= of the coarse, one mile end a quarter, as
the old imam cannot be expected to give away as much
ma a short ea cm a long coarse. Gr,mping, thee, these three
am • the Surtharuptonaltire and Great
se one
smother, It will be found that the Chester Cup
=Lvery didsesat features to either of theta, for the old
ir been most severely handled, es tire they met
the men oa a good bib WOMB NMI dna strew hms •
etes sad y dose hot roam off till Is walks after the
Plortheaptoeshire, by which time the 3-yrashle would be
fib better. issued of worse. This Waage Iniftessat of the
ad haters makes it diktat to put each Make. ea the erne
scale, he to prows the diereepeocies this oust in he dam
sad tee ally plan to follow to get at Use maim ls to see
what digsrence there is between the 3-yr-olds in amok
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dicap. Iterkoning the Nortbamptosalthis as No. 1, the
Great Northern se No. 2, she Newmarket as No. 3, the Ms.
trops,litaa as No. 4, sad the Meer Cap as No. 6. the fol.
lowing will comprise a rot d the 3-yr-oide elapsed is more
than one event .

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se is by r.°tit hiewhol womb wyouog waft big
sad OS Nibs, Om the ftedimpionehhe sal Oas
mam; ; Sib Web* Ira abs Naressitsa; sttg
et this result hy She twillmhe ikehed Ms maniac
the latter) 16lb Immodur Ira abs Mow Cup. But with
the otder hams * le • vim, Annul moNer, as the &bowie.
Yet of those Wm& MOP ewe yeseetwessed in the seta.
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orb res Maw seer from that ef OM ;
kg at Wale, It lat least Mb. heavier Om re am the
era, as the mar at Nownerket la hat heavier Citron than that at Chenille; while for the roes yev olds
Il n 1511 a. heavier. The Chester Cup Aandie pwwld have to
be raised 13 h, the Great Northern, 91b ; the Northampton-
shire, Sib ; and the Menopelitaa, 61b ; end run we should
bawl the three year olds as an equality, mirk will make
ewe of the old ore look wholesome for the *BAR errata.
Beaneekburn, by this role, should prove of the greatest
service to hie owner at Newmarket, although he conies
more weight there than elsewhere ; for the next to him on
re Est. Bel Espereoza, gime him slb more at Newmarket
the. Cheer, mad rho hes no choice, for each handicapper
=gLove ttidea e name of her capabilities. Bird-in-
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d, although the only one lei in of J. Seott's for the
Metropolitan, would do much better at Northampton and
York; sad I/ukases., the Dupe, and El Hakim, meat else
he looked for at York, especially se Dalai:ears is the
sole repeverntative of W. Deja indurrions stable. Fisher-
man Ia also to be preferred for Non 1 end Se while
at Chester be e " deed settled," r is also M. Darr if
he cannot do something great in the ICrthainotoashire or
Gnat Northern, when he it exceedingly well In. Mary
must be followed at Newmarket, but Minnie ought to find
&Tour for the Metropolitan where the handicapper has
taken but little pollee of her last performance in public,
which war that if giving Queen Bess 2216 and running a
good fourth to her—not beaten more than a ling at Kelso.
Mae Dow ON W the geese but SID , so that mfrs ie allowed
her I7lb. for the defeat. Minnie's Queen'. Plate victory at
Richmosd proves she can stay, and I cannot think that her
chance I. t. it. Odd Tnck at Northampton and York ; Old
English Gentleman and Polestar at Epsom; Bt. Wks
at Northampton, Viihkins at Eros and Zig-sag at
Chester, cornrow the remainder of the old borer that I can
recommend, 7,,gx ig being the only animal is the Chatter
Cup who has not a better chance wherever else he may
hictlto be engaged.
ithres-plare have sow to be considered, and the first
wines weight shows any wide discrepancy n Belledeld, who
is to be preferred at Newmarket, as he rewires 4th. more
there trove Bridal Tour than at Epsom. He has been
mauled" a little in the Great Northers, where
he is giving Blackthorn - Ilb., while at Epsom
he receives Tlb. for the same animal, and yet he
It Cb. worse off there than at Newnsurket. Lord Stately le
916 better in at Creme than Northampton, and I cannot
help thinking that he will come with a "rattle" mime day.
despite the (stout at present shown for his near neighbour
Adams,. Palmititer has been handicapped in prec.ely the
same manner, and be has already been pretty freely backed ;
and hn lordship's .table companion, Wouvermans, should be
taken can of at Northampton, as he has tame Mb. the beet
of those who are likewise against him et Cheater; and se
regards Lord Stately and Palmister, there is a diecrepancy of
141 b. These are the only young oven who have say particu-
lar tholes to make ; and in my next letter I roll take in
lard the Chester Cup, for the purpose of riding whether
the lardleapper has any reams for hie apparently sever
treatment of the old horses, for ether ha le velar to them,
or tti y ere greatly favoured elsewbere.—l ea, &e..
METEOR.

Fllllll.—Yesterds(Tneeday) morning, a few
shales Wore bar o'e a fire took place In the premises
of Ht. Walden, •I. raper and silk mercer, No. 30,
liag.etreest, Hammersmith. It wee discovered by a polke
elbow of the T demon, who exerted himself in • Pe"' worthy fifslll.lT In wetting the 'mates out la seal L The
rapines of the pariah, the London brigsde. and Well of
liaglaado_ were soos la attendance, bat the damage does
was esasiessala, and will fall upon the Plural' sad Globe
dices. etro•her sad more extensive fire happened Mb"'
tip, Ghent two LW, is • largebuilliag belonging to Mr. F.
Sean, Ifteagrocer, at No 8, Kies David-hoe, High-
asnet, BhedwelL The Greonatmenced in the bestrasat floor
eight the inmates were is their beds ulna. They =if tahelweeseed isjtrapla,.. mit of the back wiadow. The
attacked the adjeistag premises of Mr. J. /Hair-
do", ibraltare dealer, No. 9, sae of Hr. J. Bowe, ma-
dam Mere ebipper, Nes. T.' The regimes of the parish sad
Leaden brawls were set to work ender the direction of
Kr. For), but the o,e could sot he aatingaislted until Kr.
Scott'. Kremer. w• re clearly destroyed, sad the ethers mist
which is rather hasty. will fall on the
=mind sea Undoes, and also the Leedom Ffre.offl •
The steam fleet in reeerse at Portsmosth is bpi;
get reedy fie "l eipmeat al the shorten solace. The ships eomperaig it, es ecially the lies-of-hotels shim um bug
tried almost dotty. sod the stall of the steam rearm are hle-
latigably employed is getting the shps'
essekun
Viable working meter. The Duke of Wetbacks, (Nam
Victor Emensaisal, and Algiers are the most fanned. asst are
eepected to be the seat large ships comailisiodeed. The gen-
teel. at Hasase are also sada coarse of overheaL

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