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London, England, 1824-10-20 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 1824.

MONDAY. OCT. 18.
Post Sweepstakes of 60 cove. each. It. ft.; foe three-year olds, ht
12111. ; four, Co. 131 b. ; fillies allowed 31b. D.I.
Mr. Hunter's c. Ganymede. 4 yrs -
Duke of finfton's b. 1. Rebecca, 3 yes -
Mr. Worticy'sf. (3irouette. 3 yrs
Mr. Wyndham's ch. c. by Phantom, 3 yn
Lord Grosrecor's Bertha, 3 yrs
Lad Ezeter's br. e. by Sodthsayer, 3 yrs -
Ten paid —6 to 4 apt Gsaymetle-7 to 2 apt Rebecca.
Mr. Molony's Cinder, 4 yrs old. 84. 7111. beat 3lr. ore,:ne,
Don Carlos, 3 yit old, Cat I'.Y.C. 24.-3 to 4 apt ('index.
air. Wilson's Pedtillo, 71b. apt Lord Orfonl's Addy, &t.
T.Y.C. 100 h. ft. (dead heat.)-5 to 4on Pedrillo.
Lord G. 11. Cavendish's Bizarre. Po. beat Mr. rdny's Eno.
Roc 3st. 71h. Andley }r4 C. 300 sous. 100 ft.-5 to 4 apse
Mr. Wortley's c. Egyptian, by Phantom. out of Isis, 3 yrs ale,
7st. 81Is. beat Hulce of Graften's Paginate, 5 yrs old, Cat.
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Al,. 100 h. ft.-7 to 2 apt Egyptian.
SECOND YEA N.—One-third of *subscription of 23 son. each. f.;
three-yr-old colts, Hat. ftlb. and fillies, list. A.F. bet, tee
the property of subscribers. (10 subs.)
Duke of Grafton's ch. f. Tiara
Lind Exeter's b. e. Ghost .
Lord Verulsm's eF 1. Verbina -
Lord Egremont's ch. e. by Selim
Duke of York's b. c. Orion -
6 to 4 apt Tian.
Sweepstakes of 100 sews. each. h. ft. for two-R-ol.' colts.
' fillies, list. 41b. T.Y.C. 71b. allowed to colts arid fillies get 4
Arabians.
Duke of Grafton's ch. f. Gavotte, by Llection—walked over.
Four ;mid.
Duke of Grafton's Zinc, 4 yrs old, Ist. Mb. nee. 40 son. from
Mr. Greville's Don Carlos, 3 yrs. old, 7st. Mb. D.M. 200. h. ft.
Duke of York's f. by Election, 4 yrs old, Est 91b. apt. Gen
Grosvenor's f. Lymessa. 3yn old, 7st 91b. D. 31. 200 p. h. ft. 04
by cruet-

MARKETS.

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r: 3111 the Landoll New Pt C.( Current.]

TurspAr. Ocr. 19.

cOTTOY.—The favourable accounts received from I.lvmroni
last week, caused more &Inners in our Cotton market, and rather
higher prices, in some instances were demanded, particularlr for
good Stints, which bare been meet in request, but the blvtic-w
done dms not exved 1140 bales. viz.-2011 llenxids3 ad. a rd.; 604
Surits, ad. a 61d.; 3031 a Ins, 6d. Cad. ; 2GO Pawns, lop tied
10td.

LIVERPOOL, OCT. If.

The demand for Cotton was very animated during the whole of the
week, at an improsement of fully id. per lb. in American, and 1.1,
per lb. in Brazil descriptions. The total sales (of which absent lose
bags American are on speculation) amount to 13.850 bags.
SUGAR.-The Surf market 11.4.4 very heavy last week ; trove
descriptions sidd so low as 515., and free browns els. 6r1., the pee
qualities 60s. and, upwards maintained the previous prices, but the
market was in a very languid state, the buyers evincing no &spite.
riots to purchase to any extent. The stock of Sugar compared vita
last year, has railer diminished. and as the deliveries are rather
more considerable, it war anticipated th. re would be a brisk mar.
ket this morning ; there is certainly an improvement, and the hod.
dens are much more finis, but there is not the anticipated brisk.
oess; the-puichattes to•day are estimated at 1,000 casks. True it.
mind for Refined, which we have lately noticed, subsided last
week, and though no reduction in the prices could be stated. ye;
the market was exceedingly heavy. 3101118,es were brisk at 265.61.
and no parcels to any extent coull be purchased under 275. The
Refined market has this forenoon evinced some disposition Man
improvement; the grocers appear to be more inclined to buy, and
the low goods are also in demand, and generally looking more firm;
Molasses are 275. In Foreign thews no purchases to any extent
were reported. By public sate this forenoon, 48 cheats Pernambuo
'Sugar, gtey 275.„ white 30s.
COFFEE-The Coffee market last week was exceedingly heavy
till Friday, when the request appeared in sorer measure to revive,
and the ordinary descrip ions of Jamaica, which have lately ben
so depressed, sold more freely, and at rather better prices ; in the
tither descriptions there was no altcretion ; St. Domingo, 5116.8
10s. ; Brazil, 565, a rot.
The public sale this forenoon consisted of 27 casks Jamaica, and
1,035 bags Foreign; ordimey Jamaica, 51s. a 565.; the quantity
was too small to afford a criterion of the market; the 'Foreign cafe
elated of goal ordinary Brazil, 564. and 575. • ordinary to good or&
nary St. Domingn, 58s. a 595. The Colfk; market may be stated
the same as last Friday ; Foreign Is. a Is. lid. lower then on Tun.
day last ; the British Plantation descriptions without any vaericn.
SPICES.-In East India Spices there is little doing, the 'Mile
demised her Nutmegs has subsided, and the market is row shad; at
3s. ld. ; Whit • Pepper at 2s. V.; a small parcel of Pimento .old
last week at ta;el., hut the nearest quotation is Hid.
RC3I, BRANDY, and 1101,LANDS.-lhe inquiries cite
Leeward hind Rum continue considerable, the market is in con.
sequence exceedingly and the prices rather improving; very
fcvr parcels even of under proofs, itire under Is. 4d.: the sales are
chiefly for export,and though they are not extensive, yet the request
has the effect of making the holders very firm ; all other &scrip
dons of Rum are comparatively neglected. The late accounts fecal
France state the vintage was not eencleded, and as the weather has
been very bad, the Brandy reatket continues to intprove ; 2s. Id.
is now the neatest quotation foe parcels housed. In Generates
sales are reported.
1111511 PRONISIONS.-The provision market is steady;
new Irish Mess Beef2free on board fur December, sold at 925. fist_.
Contract's for Bacon, free on board for November, offered at Ms.-
Butters are very brisk. owing to the litt.ited stock ; the prices have
materially advanced, eO4. for Waterford, and few parcels expected
at market ; Dutch, 1000. a 1054.
RICE-The demand for Rice has lately been extensive; :bore
3000 hags white Bengal were last week offered by public sale, 13s.
Cd. a 15s. 6d. ; a small proportion was taken in at the tomer price,
but sold immediately afterwards, and no parcels row offer under
14s. ; the inquiries after Carolina Rice are also considerable, but
there are few parcels at market.
SILK.-The Silk sale commenced at the India House yester-
day ; the China Silks go off 2s. a 4s. per lb. bights- than the pre-
vious sale.
INDIGO.-The East India Company's sale, which commented
this morning, has gone off with spirit rot an advance of 3d. a GI per
lb. on the line and good, and 6d. a ltd. per lb. on the middling qua-
lities, as compared with the July sale. Of 22 lots of very ordinary
Oude. taxed by the ('ompany a• fid. per lb., eight were struck
out, and the remainder sold teem 48.7 d. a 4s. ltd. per lb.
FRUIT.-The arrivals of New Ma:agas were very coreirmarile
last week, and the Importers chew a great eagerness to get first to
market, and force them off by public sale ; in constrinenee. the
opening price of the first cargo, (which was lower than last year,)
was not tuppontd by the salmi of Tuesday last, by, at least, 10a. to
15s. per cwt. : filet ergo of New Alustatels fetched, boxes, Mt
to 121 a-halves, 115 s. to 118 s-quarters, 1451. to 1 485.-lesias,
425. to 450. ; second and tiled cargoes, boxes, 104 s. to Itlita-hales.
1118.. to 109a--quartms, 1261. to 1355.; Lezlaa, 425. tolls.; Jot.
dan Almonds, very few sold at 111. le, to 141. 12a. A small par-
cel of New Sultanas is eel until to have arrived from Smyrna.
OILS.-The purchases of 03 by the trade have been consider-
able, and lately the speculators hare paid great attention to Whale
Oil, as an article likely to advance very materially ; several parcels
of Omen:and Oil have been snirl at 2111., but there are, we believe,
few or no sellers today untity 27/. a 271. IN. The accounts from
the outposts all mention a great rise : at Hull the price Is quoted
261.; in Scotland, the general quotations are about 301. Tea
cargoes of Spermaceti have lately been sold to the trade at
Rape Oil is 21. per ton higher, and very brisk at the improvement.
TURPENTINE-About 2,000 barrels rough have been taken
by the trade at 13a.-Spirits are dull.
HEMP. FLAX, and TALLOW.-The great advance in oils
has tended to improve the Tallow market, which even preeiouslr
evinced every appearance of an improvement ; the last prices ti
Tallow of 11)23 was 3116.6 d., and of new, 311 e. ; but we believe to
day there are buyers at both prices-In Flax there is little van-
ation.-Heumis higher.-The price of Tallow, at half-past foes
o'clock, 35s..fid.

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Bcaotsay.—On Sunday night, between the hours ef
seven and eight o'clock, the house of Mr. Jones, S 6, Les-
ther-lane, who has lately opened there an extensive haber-
dasher's shop, was burglarious!), entered in the absences:
the family at church, and rob►ted of a considerable ca'
tity of Irish linens, ribbens, laces, hosiery, &c. of the 's-
lue of nearly seventy pounds. A considerable quantit
of other property was forumi regularly assorted in a bar:
rcom, and as there was a noise heard towards the cre:.
door after the return of the family from church, it is pre.
slimed that the burglars had only then effected their csesr
Information of the above was yesterday sent to Read, ses
:lie chief officer at Hatton-garden, and Edwards was des-
patched to inspect the premises, and endeavour to trace the
property.

:HARRIED.
On the IGth lost. Frcatexk fitorge Vandiest, Esq. to SoPhil
Chcesweight. eldest dpu4t.t. r of Itichsed Cheeswright,
On Saturday, John I'ort Evil. to Mary Anne, eldest angina
of 11. Page, Esq. of Soothamron-I

DIEII.
On the 17th inst. at the Snre:usty, Westminster, Hannah,
wife of the Res. Edward :miteoiry, and daughter of the late George
Esq. of Will. y. SLrrev. imaKtly Deputy Registrar cf
ttt
High Court of Admiralty, ag, A 70.
At Cuckfield, Sussex, tlie 17th inst. Susanna, the Mk ei
Charles Augustus Tull:, Esq. and daughter of Marmadolr
Hart, Esq. of Hampstead.
On the 18th inst. after u shmt Mot's, Miss Caroline Fels& 114
26, youngest tisuglatt! of Cr. Fei=lttL,2lll6
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