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London, England, 1805-07-11 00:00:00

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SPORTING INTELLIOENC. •
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NEWMARKET JULY JULY IRLPETING, 1903.
trssniy. JULY P.
The Town Plate of .501. for 3-yr- old Colts, set. 41/4
Fillies, Bst. Last Mile and a Distance of B.C. '
Lord Go.ave ##### 's I, f. Violent., by John Still . . 1
Lord V G. Osborn's b. c. brother to Illitevaearnpus . 2
hfr. Does% br. e. by lictit.d . S
Mr. PIAWs bt. c. Aoki:ol,r, ;.... D.au Quixote • 4
Der; of Grafton's b f. F.Pre, i.y Grouse . . 4
Eleven to 8 against V iolante ; 2to I against Lord
Osborne's b. e. ; 5 to 1 against Mr. Elwes's br. c. •
July 3-yr. old Stakes of tChgs. each. h. ft. for Cults
and Fillies then 3-yrs. Old Colts carrying Put. 71b.
and Fillies B.it. Sits. Across the Flat.
lasr,l Groaven-ir'. b. e. Plantar:lt:ft, by John Bull . 1
s,, c uunt,or!.s hr. f. Lydia, eager to .10i i . . g
t)uke of G•aftoi.: bf. by Grouse, out of Magic . . 19. ~ ~
L ••d Onescnor't b. rha Sir P.'ne, o•it of Leveret • P 4 C
Mr. Wateon'a b. r. by Grouse, ou, of an Alfrcd mars - p 4 ,
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7 to 2 on Plantagenet.
. ' M,. war.on% c. by Grow.e, os.t of Peppermint. 2 .7" 014 s. '
.5.4. 71b. beat the Duke rlGra!ton'a '.rather to Ceo'.cr, 3 jrkri • J.
.IJ, !st. lib. Two year old Cou-se, tics. ••
3 to 4 on Mr. Watson's C. •
Mr Wat.on't Duxbory, flit. 71b. rec. I.Ngs (tem the Efulke.:
of Graftou's Lu.obego, Ist 1216. Ab. M. Sup,
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BRIDONORTH,
lIRIDATrit2LY b.
A. Purse of .f/01. given by Isaac Hawkins Browne,'
Esq.
Lord Stamf ,rd's Gsorgisna, ;.; yrs old . . 1 1
Mr Etnet,m's b I. Liditat, 4 yrs old. 74. 46. . . 2
Sams Day, a Sweepstakes of logs. eatla.„ for S 4,4
4 yeirs old.
Lord Stamtird'4 b c. T Jung Ko.cius, M Rif Peter, 3 yrs. •
'Mc etrfton'4l) f. Jn.ranhwa, by Sir Petty, 4 yrs. . • .
'Unroof.% b c. Hull/ ,by Sir Pbtel*, 3 yrs. *id . . 3
A Sweepstakes of logs. each, for all ages.
i.grd Starn(oorr hr. c. Geymati, by I),:lpini, 4 yrs. old . 1
Mr. Whitt ~,,, b.c ilydley, by Sir Paco., yrs old . 2
A Swecpstal.es of .19gs. each, for Horses that never
started.
Lord E. ii•ntincles bg. by o,ab ce, 6 yrs. obt . . .
Mr. Hams .n% 3ylo3nuf, by Volunte.:r, out of Diyad . 2
Mr Ensdlii... h. g. Contester, by WitiOcoy, 5 yrs . . g

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At Ipswith Races, the light-fingered gentry wird
very industrious. Mr. SAYCAS, of Yarmouth, had
his pocket picked of Isl.—Major Notate had hi 4
watch picked on: of his pocket, but recovered it
again, though the rogue escaped. Mr. Ca Roma Lc
lost a bill of 301. and I lottery ticket ; and Mt.
RDDLAND had his pocket picked of 141. at" the
Theatre.
On Monday sc'nnight, the Marquis of Dont.-
GALL was unanimously elected Mayor of the an-
cient Corr oration of Carrickfergus, for the ensuing
year.
The Pasha of Acre, Saliman, has written to the *.•
rte, that he has discovered another large portion
of the treasures of the late Ghezzar Pasha; and
frigate has been, in consequence, dispatched-to As*
to fetch them.
General MA ei AN, who died suddenly at Bristol,
was the younger son of a most respeetal;le family its
Ireland. His elder brother, ARTHUR Mariktr,
Esq. of the county of Westmeath, is a ram of very
large fortune, and married to Mu Ticeow, sins
to Lady CAST LE COOT t, who were co-heavy's,: ;
The Nero, art ived in the Clyde, sailed Install&
Kitt's unde: convoy of the Carstfort frigete,lo4lllllF
pany with the following ships, via. the gferies..
LAMONT % Witham. lilomeinr, Danes ; Brothel%
Ilekha, MAYES% Gr,tnite, HALL, ; Natalie
Msvam; Lovett:v. Hyalite; ln/elvitv, GA RDO St ;
and the IPit.sh Tor, AT ass ; for London;
Ate-
guda, LAND, for Liverpool; Best?, FLArK. fir
Clyde ; Centro ; ands the Pin, 'rnoite
for Bristol; and parted from the frigate in Lat. 3%,
13, hut. 45,'_3, and tram the convoy on the Ist inst.
Yesterday the several Gentlesnyn who uittally
cont:ad for Lotteries, waited on the Minister, and
made their biddings for a new Lottery, which was
taken by Messrs. RICK A ROSON, Gooocuct, and
Co. and Swit r and Co. at 171. 2s. !W. per ticket, •
This is the most advantageous bargain for the pub-
lic that ever was made. The Lottery will consist
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of 25,000 tickets only, and is to begin drawing in
September. The tickets are ordered by the Lords
of the Treasury to be ready in a few days.
A man, charged with conveying information to
the enemy, was, on Satarday last, apprehended at
Whitstable, under a warrant from the Secretaiy of
State, and conveyed in a post-coach and four, at-
tended by a proper guard, to London. The circurria
stance which led to the discovery Was follows:
There is at Whitstable another person, of the same
or nearly similar name, Mr. id kit., the Master of
a Custom-house boat stationed off that plate ;. to
whom a packet, supposed to be intended for the
above person, was, by accident, er mistake, delietr-
ed, and, on being opened, was found to contaiu,
besides some Newspapers and an Army List, sevetal
Letters dire led to persons an the opposite coast,
which Mr. HULL, conceiving himself nut justified in
opening, forwarded to the Collator of the Customs
at Faversham, and from Lim they were sent to the
Secretary of State, whose warrant tor the apprehen-
sion of the above person in cansequeice immediate-
ly followed.
On Tuesday last an inquisition was taken at Wal-
dringfield, in Suffolk, on view of the body of its.
CA Lets, Esq. late Paymaster of the 21st Kier iesent
of Light Dragoons, who was drowned in Wood,
bridge River on Tuesday the 26th ult. by a sail
boat being upset and sunk. Jurors' verdia, atm-
knial death. And on Wednesday evening the re.
rtians of Captain CA salve were interred at Wood-
bridge with military honours, rtended by the whole
of Cie 21st Light Dragoons, and the officers of the
Artillery belonging to the Garrison. The Volun-
teers belonging to that place were drawn up at the
end of the town, on each side of the road, recant-
bent en their inverted pietas, for the melancholy
procession to pass through, and fell in the rear. The
concourse cf people, which the lunch lamented
tastrophe, the respeffin whedi Captain CALI:MR was
held, and the impressive solemnity of an officer's
funeral, had drawn together, was very great.—
Captain CALDER wit eltretrely beloved by all his.
acquaintance. He was a native of Scotland, anal
originally educated for the Church. He ..as only
92 years of age : had served in the We‘t inches,
and attained the rank of Captain before be joined
the 21st Light Dragoons as Paymaster. He mar-
ried Miss ST RICCI. AND. daughter of Sir Geosot
Sr a icg tairie, of Boynton-Hall, in Yorkshire, whom
be has left with three children to lament his fate.—
Her grief it not to be described.