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London, England, 1807-10-03 00:00:00

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THURSDA T. OCT. 1.
Mr Lakes Volurorna, teat S;r C ilunbury's
310. facts. Flat full of Ab. M SUgr.
to 4 ag roll
Lord Grosvenor'. Bollrusk, bit. 91b. teat Mr. Mellishea
505."14 6.1 131 b. Two-yr old C. 100 gs.
if to 4 o.;
Mr. Arthur"; Wormwood, tit lit. beat Lord o,svciot's
Meteors, 88. lib Two-yr. o"rIC
fi in 4 arsio.4 Wormwood
Mr. Lakes Cd4Cll, by Totrreitge, bat Lord F 6. Osborne'.
Matilda, by Wh.skity, I.t 21b riroli. Two-yr old C. tour.
h ft. G to 4on Citima.

The King's Plvte of 100:• fur 4. yr. o!.1 carry In st. 41b. S.yr.
olds Iles 66b li yr. old, 12st. and aced 12.1.8. C.
Mr. %Vandinors'a blt e 111,4,111. 4 yr. 01.1 . I
Duke ,d'Gnaftun's b. ea Parand, ar:d . 2
I..nrd 0. N. C.srndistes b. c. Thumper, by 4 y o
Mr. D. Rad bh. Barbaro-ea, 3 yra old . . dr
Mr. pikes be. b. Gelry, yrs okl dr
Even on Parasol,
Town Plate OM. for 3-1 r. old colts, NS 71b. end ftllie• s• 1.
Sib. DI. Entrance 3rs. Tne winner of the Suhaeription
044. nn Werla,stay to curry 7lb edn.
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N. B. The Lase Mr. P•tram, by :lIIWM. arlard Ists ExecutJra
to pay 90r. to the winner cf thi. Mate.
Mr. Payrre's b. c. Itenlinand . . . 1
Mt Wyndham's b c. he Ambrosio . . 3
Mr. Lake's br I. Volurania. by Mr. Tgase• . . 3
Me. Harorth's b. f. Lamest* . . . . 4
Mr. C. Br Mlle% be h. Wto troan . . 5
3rd 1 against Ferdinand-0 to 1 agai.i,t Ambrosio--Lseit
on Laurests.

Mr. U. Radcliffe's Salim. rrc. from Mr. Fe/11181.11 Hippo-
menet, &Lail). CaCII. Ab. M. a.. 10 es. h. h.

CARLISLE RACES.

ITCSDAY. sztrtmeen 29.
His Mlesty's Piave of tuogs. for h00t.., kc nt all ages
Homo. four WWI ol4r Tim best of Juror brAts. Mans

and Geldings allowed 31b.
Mr. Hutchusson's ch. e. Harmless, 4 yrs uld , 4 1 1
Mr. Walker's ch. h Baronet. 4 yrs old . 1 2 dill
Mr. Storey's b. e. Carolingian, 4 yrs uld . 2 3 tils
Mr Nolsoo's b. c. Ranger. 3 yrs old . . 3 dr
Mr. Felltalei b m. yrs Nd . . dis
Mr. Bailees b. h. by hear, 3 yes old . . dr
The Earl of Lonsdak's ch f. S era nil dr
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Inglroutai Hunt, &c. begins on the 13th of this
month.
A letter from Liverpool, dated 90th S •ptember.
1807, says, is Capt. Cuawro, of the Shannon, ar..
tired here, from New York. Brunswick. reports, that
on the 87th, he spoke, off the Mull of Centre, the
brig late ut'Sto, boned to this port. She bad been
captured off the North of Ireland; by a lu:,ger '
privateer, and given up to the•crews of several vest
&els which the s me privateer bad taken. me of them
said to be the Mary, from Jamaica. for this port.—.
It blew a severe gale last night; many ve,,sels went
to Sea yesterday, some of which put back, among
toem the Fair Anteweas, /44rdale. bound to Nest
York. Wind. N. W. blows hard."
It is stated in a private letter fr m the Continent,
that an Austrian Courier, charged with dispatch's
to Count SraNatVaaao. was recently stopped is
Holland. and all h-s papers taken horn him.
The &shades. Assist cv. from Opr.rto, is arrived
in the Downs, with a ft:et from Portsmouth ('apt.
Ai smut writes, that the brig lust on the Coo tilt
Ssads on the JOth ultimo. is the Mat/ E..sza ti,

Cam. Sroczs.
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t,le D
• r4vsisclUV. ••••--••••• from Calway, has been
taken by a lipanish privateer, retaken by His 1,
Id Jim? v's ship Argus, and foe.il .n.
Mooday se'nnight, tus Tavistock Volunteers.
Lieut.-Colonel B. A v. marched into Plymouth DoeSs
barracks ; and the Plympton Vohtitiei r,. L.. for
Tatar, marched into Long-Room barracks, to p r.
form permanent duty, in that garrison. for ten days.
The
ise2mouth Ist battalion of Volunteers, Lieut..
A...swam tan, went off perman nit e'er), on
Saturday last, and received the thanks of 1..' ur -
General ENGILASD• in public orders. for mt.:- e.
gulat and soldier-tike condaft during the time they
were on permanent duty in that garrison.
A correspondent, who has read various explana-
tions, of the new Lottery Plan, observes, that the
whole matter i• may be contained in a nut-shell ,"
namely, that 6 000 of the additional Prizes, in the
first Scheme, either become, at the option of their
Holder., 201. Morey Prizes. and payable as such,
under an indisputable guarantee ; or may be held
as Tickets or Chances, for participating of 63,0001.
in a Supplementary Scheme, consisting only t f 6 0'.9
Numbers.

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Saturday se'nnight part of the Roborough batta-
lion, under the command of Sir M. Lorca, Bart. f
Maristowe-house, to the asuGunt tat 35,, if to, nog
on permanent duty at Plymouth, were inspeara by
the inspeaing tield-officer (Colonel Ta v Eon), who
was pleated to express great satisfaaion on the very
soldier-like appearance and improvement of this
fine body cf men, the greater part cf whom are
composed of Sir M. Lorcs's tenantry: in the after-
noon the regiment was reviewed by Lieutenant-Gee
neral Eno ario. On the review being tinishe, the
General returned thanks to the corps, not ni ly :or
the appearance of the men, but for the alertness mad
precision of the performance of the manoeuvres.
As a young woman was drawing ta t r a few
days since from a well at Hammersmith, she 11...
fortunately fell in, and was drowned.
On Sunday last, the inhabitants of Pontypool
and its vicinity, enjoyed a speflacle of the most
splendid and interesting nature; it was the public
testimony of a brave and worthy officer to the corps
of which he is Major, for the zeal and perseverance
displayed by them in the glorious cause in which
they are engaged. That fine battalion. the Mon-
mouthshire Volunteers, commanded by Sir Cts Allah{
Mono as. Bart. in person, en their march tor per-
manent duty, to Brecon, were entertained on the
lawn before Pontypool-House, in the true British
style; where the roust-beef and neetar of Old E g•
land (for which that hospitable mansion has ever
been tamed), cheered the hearts of 600 brave 4e-
fenders of their country, while the Officers and
principal part of the company partook of a most
elegant breakfast within. The day was prop tiously
fine, and the speaators numerous acid crawly;
each was involved in the general enthusiasm; the
gay, the aged. and the young, did homage to the
martiall spirit of the day, and telt honoured in par•
taking with the volunteer the reward of Lis attach•
meat ro his officers and the general cause. About
o'clock, they commenced their match for Aber.
gavenny. hig!ily satisfied with their entertainment,
and lamenting only the unavoidable absence ei
their sanclwespattad Major.