The National Register.
London, England, 1811-06-16 00:00:00

ASCOT HEATH RACES.

TUZFDAT, JUNK. H.—His Majesty's Plate of InOgn. by Hun-
ters, the best of three tour mile heats, was won at three heats,
by Mr. Ftirling's Sturdy, beating Mr. Churchman's Warfield,
Mr. Milton's ch. h. by Teddy, and Mr. Smith's gr. g. Grey Nep-
tune.
A iiweepstakes of 100 gs. h. ft. for colts and fillies, was won by
Sir J. Shelly's c. by Walton, out of Julia, beating Sir F. Stan-
dish's Wellington, and Mr. Lake's c. by Sorcerer.
The Garland Stakes was won by Mr. Dilly's hl. h. Japan,
beating the Duke of York's Britannia, Duke of Rutli:ud's Salva-
tor, and Lot d C. H. Somerset's Marmion.
'The second and last year of the Renewed Sweepstakes was
won by Mr. Sadler's Rumbo, named by Marquis Cornwallis—
None of the Royal Family were present except the Duke of
York.
WE ON I:STMT.—His Royal Highness the Duke of York's Plate,
of Fifty Pounds for all ages, was won by Mr. Blake's b. f.
Sprightly, b_fatieg Mr. Dilly's Japan, Mr. Sadler's kumbo, and
Lord Falmouth's speculator.
The Sydney Stakes of 2525. each, 15gs. forfeit, were won by
Captain H. Vyse's b. c. Beilator, by Cheshire Cheese, beating
Mr. Blake's Queen of Sheba, Mr. Ladbrok e's Hamlet, the Dul.e
of York's .Breslaw, and Lord Lowther's Golden Fleece.
A Sweepstakes of `lugs. each for horses of all ages, was won by
Lord Vgremont's b. c. by Gohanna, cut of Carthage, beating
?.Ir. Forth's h. f. by Walton, and Lord C. 11. Sumo-nt.'s Julian.
The company were more select than numerous, as on the first
day. Th:: absence of the Royal Stmid gives the course a sombre
appearance. The Duke of York arrived on the ground at one
o'clock.
*lnv a sll Alr.—The rLnewed lOgs. Sweepstakes was won by
Sir F. Standish's Wellington, beating Mr. Gigg's br. c. Beresford,
d by Lord Kinnard.
The Gold Cup of 100 gs. value, was won by Lord Egremont's
b. c. by Gohanna, beating Mr. Ladbroke's Guardy, and Lord
Lowther's Golden Fleece —On Friday the races ended.

VAL; r‘i L'. L.L.
The attractions of thosa enelinetipir gardens continue to in-
t crease, and to-morrow a InOM lir:Want assemblage.(if posAble)
MOLYNEAUX AND CRIB. 1 than has' yet graced this season is expected to adorn their en-
The long talked-of match between Crib arid Malyncaux is at . chantirg mazes. It is ple7.sitig to !Ind the public alw:tys ready
length made for 3(X) guineas aside, so that Molyreaux will have i to remuncrate liberally those who are arxiotis to please; ana it
another opportunity of wresting the laurels of the enviable title ! is equally gratifying, and mor.,:: txtrz:ordinary to see her parties
of Champion of England from Crib. A considerable meeting I i so rewarded, stil unremitting. in their exertions to deserve Ppla-
of the principal amateurs took place on Saturday, at the house 11 lid favour.—Among the company present on Friday night, we
of Richmond, by appointment, and a hundred guineas were ; noticed the Dutches 4 of Mancbeiter ; Martinis Corip.vallis ;
staked in the hands of Mr. Jackson; the reit-mauler were to be 1 Ladies Castlereagh, Jersey. Awrini, Hawarden, Westmoreland,
made gond the 27th of July, or the deposit forfeited, and the I Cowper, Howe' IVlanstiel:\, Carrington, and Donegan ; three
battle to b - foug )t on the 27th of September. In the articles it 1 Princes of the House of tourbon ; hlarqiiis of Lansdown ;
is expreSsed that the combatants are to tight upon ael feet stage. : Lords Yarmouth, Castlereagh, Cov. r: , Cart-11,0ov, 0: mond,
at half-minute time, excepting in t! ..e ease where either may he 11 Parrinc;ton, arcsNirestniorcland; (JAI n:rwi Macdonald ;
hi t draw.. mere, and then one minute time to Sc allowed. The.: 9;,iri..t`l, 15:;;t1!rev.,Titit.:3.t;. 7.1,d ,1t,,, Ii! ... Lnitm-xteeis.