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London, England, 1825-07-22 00:00:00

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The lets aat fee the season took *at likWldermilo
time elegant Ronnie, which was disi by allely al%
Paid rOll. Among whom were—
?MVO and PfinCel44 Raeouinedfsky.
males—Brunswick and Wellington.
iheAteree—Legdy and Wellington.
Marttrires—Llownshire. Salisbury, and De Soeneney.
Eerla—Clonmell and Westmoreland.
retwas—D: Lannoy. Dc Besnfoire, and Villa Real.
Cometrace—Sefton, Beauchamp, Cowper, St. Antonio, Clon.,
eaell, Warwick. Poulett, Leitrim.
Lorels—Tesupletown, Palmerston, Dunlo, Falmouth, Burg.,
link, Pelham,-Lowther, G. Dill.
Ladits—Trollope. three Alolyneux, 111. and C. Berkeley, IL
Fenny, Acton, E. Markham. C. I)%borne, li. Scr it. Palk. Emma
flidgeweba,Cerpley,L. and C.Dretille,Paulett,Clements, R.Stewart,
Julia Pere, Blackwood, A. Vane, Johnstone, Kensington, Cod.
demo % De Roos, D. lane, L. Shelley, L. Law, liamaden.
lira-C. Oreville, J. Slulley.
lion. Mr.. Telteineehe.
Aftears--Upten, Petre, two Edwards, Poosonby, two Wellesley,

The Dowager 31archionesa of Salishavy•s assembly, on Wed.
insday evening. In Arlington-street, was very elegantly attended.
'The Dutte of fltafton entertained a distinguished party to dinner
resterday, at his horse in Clatges.strect, Piccadilly.
Mr. and Lady Barbara Ponsorty entertained the Earl and
Countess of Bristol, the Ladies Ilsrvey, and a large party to din-
g!? on Wednesday. at their boosc in St. James's-square.
The Dowager Countess of Neuf r,I had a seleet party yesterday
treeing, at her house in Charlemstrert, Berkeley.squate.
The Fad of tier.= hml a dlune: party yesterday, at his house in
Arlingum.street.
The Hake and Doehess of Rutland leg town yesterday, for Mr.
and Lady 31. Drummond's seat. Cndland, Southampton ; the ju.
riot ;Mt of the family left on li"...e.ii..sday fur Ir'nton.
TM Earl of Abergavinny has left town fur ts seat, Eridge
Castle. Snare.
The Hon. 31r. and 31:s. Robert :itnlth hare left town for their
seat is Rucks
The Honocrable Mr. and Mt s..Genege !An* left town yester-
day for the Duke of Dorset's seat, Drayton Ilt.ase, Northampton.
shire.
Departures -from Tetlfres rrati. St. Jrunceisplacet--Sir
Darker, Mara, fur his -e.,t in Suffolk ; Hyde Faker, Esq., our
hoe mat In Maks ; cad av!-in Mann, fo: Purls.
Arrivals at Thomas's Mo.!, Bette:, v.iquare:—The Earl of
'ewbury and the Iftxh-t Eyre frith' &Welton ; the Countess
Stackelberg and family prom Learningto ,„11 arwickshire. Dtpar.
tures :—Lorti Mauntrian.old, :or ChrAt.aham; and Captain Os.
Lyme, on • tour.
Departures from Re' If-del, Lower Grosvenor-street
Norshead, Esq., for Nxnland; W. H. rnsin, Esq., on a tour;
aid Mr. and Mrs. Craven, for Brighton.
Mrs. (haves and family ft-rived yesterday at Long's Hotel,
Bond-otteit,_front their seat. Nettleswrno h Hail, Notts.
Arrivals at 3liyart's Hotel :—'f be Earl and Countess of Wick.
low and family front a tour ; aar4 the Rev. John Lafont and Miss
Lafunt from I !tits.

SPORTIXII LVTELLIGENCR.

CITELTENIIA3I WEDNESDAY, Jutt 20.

These now celebrated roars have been established six years, and
yerbais on no occasion VP•Te they so attractive ax the present.
Mtn) ca tics combine to pvo the foment Cheltenham a peculiar
tla m o patronage; ant! as a proof of its inceessing lane, apwards
Ut 1000 hons's have been erected since lasi season. llere is to be
met w th the most puli.hei society, as the list of the numerous
viii ors abundantly ter ides.
HIS R iyal Highness the Duke of Gloucester and Suite, Marquis
and Marchioness of l'homond, Earl O'Neil, Viscount Bolin
broke, bird Clinton, Lord liluncaster, Lord Mount Sandford,
'y M. I hue, Lady Isabella Smytii, lion. Mrs. Frankland.
Mn.lion. s :thieve, lion. J. Coventry, Hon. T. Coventry. Sir
and Lady Oterley, Sir S. Stewart, Sir F. Desanges. Sir It. r. D.
Pillar, (salamis Ash and Grant, Colonels Smith, O'Neill, Stott,
Graves, and Gerrard, Majors Gore, Mundy, Baynes; Captains
Berkeley, Vernon, St. Clair, Anderson, Lewis. Anthony,
Johnstone. Heydon, Jones, Cobb, 'Wilmot, &c.; Rev. 3lcssrs.
Miami, Wilson, Robin/tun, ke.
These numerous arrivals, with the number of splendid rquiriges,
gave a peculiar animation to the gay scene; and when, in addition
to the always cheering effect of a race-course, are added the mein-
brit7 of the waters, the rich and ever varied display of pieture.que
lant.seepe which on every side presents itself not surpassed in beauty
sued magnificence by any place in the kingdom, we do not wonder
rising
as the papul.itity of this town, which on Wednesday was full
of bustle and preparation for the great event. The course iv most
excellent, and was thronged with spectator. beyond all former pro-
°tient, and as they congregated together, delight seemed to sparkly
In every eye, nor were their anticipations disappointed. From
Fames Cross Tree for a full half mile, passing the Grand
Stand. the crowd was en dense, that you might have walked on
their kcails, and it is supposed that upwards of frU,OOO were i
present.
The play in the evening was the comedy of Maid or trip, Sir
George Italeeneil by Yates. and Fanny by Mrs.'' sees; with Der
Frei:altar; but owing to the intense heat, the audience was not
very numerous.
Aa wiforsuwato imeident occurred Ithrongh a woman running
*ems else course %sew the nliddiestf the race' noes. a, she was knckkeel
down, and nearly
Theomfortunate death of Tant, the jockey, was owing to drink.
frg a glass of &ger beer after coming in from sweating ; his pm-
per riding weight was about 7st. itta, but being engaged to the
Prateadtwent at 7st. 3115 underwent repeated sweats to reduce him-
self. Ile was • good .jockey. and will be missed in the West of
Ergltiod, where he was much respected. A subscription is talked
of for his widow and family.
The races were as ander :
The Prestbury Stakes of 30sov. each.
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Ilsjc? Gm*, horse walkevl over.
The St. Leger Stakes of 25sov. each for three yr ell colts and fil.
hes. C 0!.,. fist. 71b. ; and fillies, Set. 41b. Three Year Old
Course, about doe mile and a cuartcr.
Lord Warwick's b. c. by Crecy, out nf Csnlinal Put's dam - 1
Mr. llsnley's b. c. Flexible, by Whaleixous . - 2
e 1 tior (lore's b. e. Vesuvius, by Ruben, -
Vesuvius mode easy running for the first half mile, when Flexi-
ble came out, but was aeson challenged by the Crecy colt, aPd a
rely race ensued. the latter winning by three quarters of a length.
Had Fejt been all right, it is evident he would have won ; and Ve-
**vista was lathe, no.withstanding which the Crecy had hard work
to pop his fore quarters in doming home. John Day rode the win-
ner; Barnet, Flexible ; and Darling, Illajor Gore's.
The Gkucestershire Stakes of 2Z;soy. each. Two Miles. 55 Sub-

scribers.
Mr. West's Claude Loraine, 5 y-ri, list. 121 b. . 1
lion. U. Moreton names Triumph, 6 yes, list. 131 b.
Zr. Talbot named Sloe, 6 yrs, Os:. 11,. . -
Ti-e following stated, but were not placed ;
Mr. filytton's Euphrates, aged. last. 61b.
1/Ir. James's gr. h. Rowlstoit, 6 yrs. 8.0. 131 h.
Co'wrel Wilwn's Oscar, 6 yrs, Bst. 10Ib.
Colantl Newport named Palatine, 5 yea, Ont.
Sr 11'. (juice named Oswestry, 4 yes, But. Lib.
3lesser's Presentiment, 4 yrs. OA. Sib.
lir. Canning 's Uottentot, 4 yrs, ist. 21b.
Lord Palmastoa's Luzborough.
3 to 1 art each of the live following :—Slor, Euphrates, Rawls-
tan, Oswestry., and Presentiment. 10 to 1 apt the winner, and 13
to 1 agst Triumph.
Sloe took the lead, and mad. very !severe running for two-thirds
01 the greund, when Triumph challenged her, a desperate race en-
suing between them and Claude ; when coming in, about half-way
bnwi.en the distance post and ending chair, the old screw, Chill-
ney, upon O.c.r, came crawling up in his usual style, reminding
vs very much of set inghim upon Wings at Epsom fur the Oaks,
and made a desperate push, getting nearly in front, but owing to
tie gnat pace the light weighs lied gone at the early part of the
roe, he Iris incapable of keeping his place, though the cry at the
hitting stand was, " Chiliney beats any thing fur a hundred."
Claude, however, rode by llowatd, won by a neck. (leorge Doc-
kers, rode Triumph ; Whitehouse. Oswestry ; B. Smith, Eu.
phptes. &e.
bomb, Don Burn, and many of the numbers of the P. R. were
her:.

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TATTERSALL'S, Titunstmr. JuLt 21.
The betting was not very heavy to-lay, nor wire there any ma-
king alterations. We cam therefore only point out the graeusl
clearer of Ahisidors. Whisker, a.-id Brot;ler to Addy, the others
rationing nearly as before:—
ST. Ltarll. .

33 to 1 eget 31emnon (takeo.. 20 to 1 apt Itiltiaker
'.; to 1 agat Alderman 20 to t apt brother to Addy
; to 1 Kat Ilettauntlet 30 to 1 apt I)auntless
1.1 to 1 agtt Clevelar.d 130 to 1 agst l'rinculo
It{ to 1 apt Altatitlora 36 to I apt Pastime
13 to I apt Homer 70 to 1 apt Hrunnlock
DENBY.
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1 18 to 1 agst Monarch
18 to 1 eget Bolivar
O%LS.
9 to I apt Parasol.
Lord Granville, the English Ambassador to the Court
of France, hes had a fall from his horse. Though his
wounds are not serious, his Excellency has not gone out of
Lis hotel since the accident. The day before yesterday, in
the eveuing, his Excellency received a visit from Baron
De Denies, Minister of Foreign Affaits.
Ma ZSIIAL M•CDONALD.—.BetWeeII five and att O'ClOdt
0:1 Monday mottling this distinguished personage proceeded
to Iltnoth, and end arkrid for England, from whence, we
understand, he will immediately proceed to Paris.—Dr
Morning I'o%l.
EAOTOOURNF, JOLT 40.—A few evcnings since Mrs.
Cortes arrived at this beautiful and retired watering-place,,
and on Sunday dined with Lieutennnt-Colonel and Wt.
Willard. The Earl and Countess Breadalbane are occupy-
ing a house belonging to Mr. Dumbrell, in Southlxturne.
T.re theatre will be opened this evening; under the patron-
age ut' the Noble Earl, and, from the appearance of the
box•schema. we hare no doubt the 'reuse will be fully and
a.laionably attended.

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