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London, England, 1819-09-27 00:00:00

THURSDAY.

A Sweepstakes. of 10qs. rich, with a Parse of 25gs. gins by
the Town, for three year olds.
Sir G. Vigor. br. f. Fair Salopimi
Lord Grosvrnor's c. A Idford, by PaviSoo 2
Sir J. G. Etertoo's b. r. Lancloo 3
Sir W. W. Wyon's St. %%loafed
J. Mytton, Esri 's b. f. by Cervantes dr
Sweepstakes of 10gs. each, with a Purse of 25gs. given by
the Town.
Ld Grosveacw's St. Lawrence, 4 yrs old 1 1
J. Mytton, E.q 'a ch. C. Sybil!, 5 yrs old
Ld.Gro,rvitor's Tstus,s yr. 01d....
Sir W. W. Wysn's sutra to Ottoman, 4 yn old dr
The Hunters' Sweepstakes of 100. each, with ?Op. added by
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the Stewards. Rode by Gentlemen.
Col. Berrington's b. g. Single Peeper, 6 yrs old
Mr. Willing's b. g. by Hismhug, 6 yrs old
Mr. !larding's ht. g.Suber Robin, 6 yrs old
.1. M ytton, Eati.'s hl. tn. Foxhuutress, 6 yrs old 2 dr
Mr llowrll'a hr. no. Lady N 01,6 yrs old
Mr. Apprrkyl ch. g. Welshman, 6 yrs old ..

SHREWSBURY, SEPTEMBER 44.

The fineness of the weather, and the harvest
being finished, have occasioned a very numerous
attendance at our races. Nearly one hundred car-
riages of various descriptions thronged the course on
Mrednearlity and yesterday. The stewards appoint-
ed for next year are the Earl of Denbigh and Lord
Belgrave. A Cavalry Stakes will be run for neat
month, end the Officers patronise a ball. The
theatre has been well attended during the week,
and there was a splendid ball.room last night.—
Among the company at the *race-course and ball
were—
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Lord Clive, Lord Hill, Sir Robert Chambre Hill (Slew_
aril), Hoa. G. H Bennett, Hon. T. Kenyon, Sir E. Smythe,
Ram, Sir Baldwin Leighton, Bart., Sir G. Pigott, Mr C.
Weld Forester, and Lady Katherine. Mr. F. Forester, Mr.
Mytton, Mr. J. A. Lloyd, Mr. Munektuti, Mr. G. Maddock',
Mr. Panto', Corbett, Mr. Hunt, Mr. and Miss Banyan, Mr.
and Mrs. A mphlel t, Mr. nod Mrs. Sparling, Mrs. and Misses
Lloyd, Mimes Darwin, Langford, Aowyl, Everett, Km
nersley, Tulip, Parry, Panting, Eaton, &a. &c. ; Mrs. and
Miss Pemberton, Lady Ssinsloitry, Mr. Wrottesley, Mr. and
Miss Gifford, Mr. and Miss Jenkins, Mr. and Miss Hopkins,
Mrs. W. L. Cnilde, Mr. and Miss More, Mrs. and Miss
Parker, Mr. and Misses Ovtpit, Mrs. Ormsby Gore and Miss
Gore. Mr. and Mips bixdale, Mr.aiid Mitts Wilford, Reath.
Dr. Forester, and Mears. Colton, Pigott, and J. Gooch,
Colonel Wingfield, Colonel and Mrs. Gamely Colonel and
Mrs. Leighton, Colonel Herrington, Captains Moseley,
Kynaston, and Gwynne, Mr. J. fleck, Mrs. Gwynne, Mr.
Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. Egerton Jeffreys, Counsellor
Williams, Mr. Burge Leighton, &c. &e. &a.

In the list of company ut the lute Doncaster
Raves were
The Marquis of Titei.field, Marqnia of Sligo, Marquis a
Queensberry, Earl Munilliam, Earl Grey, Countess of Mrx.
borough, Earl and Cuuntess of Surrey, Lord and Lady MB.
ton, Lord and Lady Downe, Livii Hawke, Ad I Wolley,
Lord anal Lady Grantham, Dowager Vi+eountess Galway,
Viscounty., Galway, Lord and Lady Itossmore, Sir John min
Lady A. Kaye, Sir Gest tie and Lady Sitwell, Sir John and
Lady Thoiold, Admiral Sir George and Lady Eyre, Sir Jacob
and Lady Astlry, Sir John and Lady Byng, Lady F..
Iber, Sir Robert and Lady Milne% Mr. and Lady L. Lalsab.
ton, Mr. and Lady A. Milbank, .Sir Thomas and Laity Oise.
ley, Sir Edward and Lady Smith, Huu. W. Laseelles, Hon.
F.. Lucent', Sir W. Ball, Lady Ramaden, Sir George and
Lady Cialey, Hun. S. H. and Mrs. Lumley, Hon. Mr. mad
Lady C. Powlett, Sir H. Williamson, Colonel and Lady C.
Wortley, Sir W. Milner, Sir Charles and Lady Flint, AA.
miral Sir J. P. Brrtaford, Hun. E. Palm Sir M. W. Ridley,
Hon. G. Pelham' Sir William Maxwell, Sir John Croft, Ad.
Meal Sotherou, Hun. C. Mona:ton, Hon. Lady Smith, Hue.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas, lie. hr.
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Lincoln races were newer known to he at so low
at, ebb as at this period : boot the little interest
which the sport excited, the company on the
cour.e on each day was extremely small.
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A singular circumstance took place at the late I
Kingiezote Meeting, on ru AAAA ing the second heat of ,
the lust Handicap Plate nn Wednesday. Mr.
Bicus's Thomas had won the first heat. and was
taking the lead in the second, when the rider getting
too close to one of the limos, displaced it, by taking
it up between his thigh and the saddle ! In that
situation it was carried by the hum to the tviuning
post. who then only lost the heat by a neck.-- I
This year will prove the last Kingscutts Meeting,
the club being diAsolved.
About twelve o'clock on Saturday night all :the
gait lights in front of IVhitehall. the nurse
Guards, the Admiralty, and the. Treasury, were
suddenly extinguished, in con.rquence, we pre-
sume, 44 some inattention nit the part of those
whose duty it is to supply the gas.
.The night
being wet and cloudy, great inconvenience WAS felt,
and some robbeiies were committed.
The Arundel election is fixed for the 6th Octolor.
Mr. Maim is now the only candidate, Lord BURY
baying declined a toiati-at. kit thought Probable,
however, that another candidate will be started lqr
the HOWARD interest. Arundel was always coniii-
&red a door borough.

110 MR 1114 UK ETS.

WINDSOR, Merl tIOIEft 26.
p. Id. 141 10$ to 191 Ua BYIIIIII, per qr. .. 40s I* its
Marley. per qr. 36. to 40$ Pea5e......... to 64.
t).tto

HEADING, harntlista 44.
Wheat
Barley
Beaus
New Wheat . .. .... We to 716

STAINES, Strroatato 26.
Wheat.. 141 —6 to EN --a I raw, per qr.... Ns to 540
Hie ..
0.5., per qr.... 214 to —1; Beton We to —•

ARUNDEL. Sztranssa t 4.
Wbrat, per Id. IN le Pt 10i Quarters Loaf 101 d
hurley, per qr.... 35• to 49. Co+ls, per that... 31. le 34,
f tags, per qr .... 15a to 381. Hay, per lon 4l
Fluor, per gallon IBJ

At Arundel beast market there was an incensed supply
of cattle of all description.; more business being done ou
that day than since its cu?vismiecesnent. Welber mellon,
Rs. per stone; On beer, 3s. td. per stone; lean stuck gener-
ally disposA of, •It hough the pi ices were high.
Chichester beast minket on Wednesday was crowded to
excess, particularly with Iran stock, cows and calses ; beef
and mutton, S jd. per lb.; pigs dear and certainly scarce.
Wheat 11l per load. The price of the quarteru loaf in that
city is 9P.
Stock sold uncommonly high at Lewes fair on Twesdny.
There were upoarits of 23,000 sheep and lambs penned. The
letter bold at from lis 1i.;48.; ewes, from its. to Ow awl
a few •• high as bOs. Of wethers there Ms, but an iecon-
siderable chew. A pea of them was sold for Ws. each.

PEDESTRIANISM.

CRISPS GREAT MATCH.

Crisp's extraordi etary match seem. to excite general interest
on the reads, in consequence of his Isle failures, and the di..
position of the weather being against htta. He arrived on
Friday Morning, at nine o'clock,at the Chest Arms, Chatham,
where be breakfasted, and remained half an hour ; he then
proceeded to Sittingbourste, took some refreshment at the
Lion Inn, went on to the Lion 100, ()syringe, and stopped
to have tea at the Falstaff's Inn, Canterbtiry. He afterwards
arrived at Duerr at half-past eight o'clock on the evening of
Friday, in good health and spirits, where the streets were
lined with persona to welcome him in. He put up at the
Pier Head (instead of the Castle Inn), where, after resting
himself, be started she following uourstiog, at half-past one,
and arrived at Chatham, out his return to London, by half.
past eleven. He took dinner, rested an hour, and arrived
at the Griffin Inn, Church-street, Borough, in good spirits,
at half-past nine o'clock on Saturday evening. He retired
to rest, after having partaken of some refreshment, and pro.
ceeded in his arduous undertaking (with apparent cusfi.
delve) at half-past one yesterday morning. Bets are at pre-
sent against him.