The Sun.
London, England, 1825-08-02 00:00:00

TROTTING MATCH.

The Great Trotting Match of ten miles, between Captain
Manton's gr. m. and Air. Jl.. Osbaldeston's famous horse
Pope, took place at day-break yesterday morning over Ashted
course, of two miles, for a stake of 500 WV. Pope won 5001. a
short time since in..% trotting match, .and he was backed to win
this match at sto 4. J. Allison, Esq., of Royston, was umpire
for both, and the match was. done as follows, with six stone on
the back of each,. •
PORE. S.
af._
30
3 52
4 2
4 50
4 1:

MARE.

First mile . -
Second
Third -
Fourth
Fifth

First mile
Second -
Third
Fourth

20 14
Last five miles 22 40

Last five miles

M. S.
3 32
A 50
4 10
4 14
4 58

2(1 44
23

Total 42 551 -
43 55
This was as fine a race .as ever was run, and the horses broke
into a gallop once .each.

CRICKET.

WrxcitEsTEii aN u. HAitßow-On Wednesday a Cricket
Match was played between eleven gentlemen of Winchester
and the- same number belonging to Harrow School, at Lord's
Ground, Marylabonne, which was one by .the former, as the
succeeding statement will skew:_
WilicnEsTEirr--lst Innings. . 2d Innings.
Wordsworth, b.Wo,rdsworth 3 h. .Holden. - 35
Knatclibull, b. dit.Ci, - 14 leg before wicket - . 60
APLeane, b. ditto' - .0 •b. Manning - 8
►'right, b. Holden - • -14 c. Barclay . -
Elliot, c. Gambier - 17 c. Wordsworth - - 14
Bayly, h. Wordsworth ••, 34 -knocked down w. - .10
Meyrick, run out . 16 hit wicket - - - 13
Templeton b, Wordsworth ob. Wordsworth - - 38
Papillon, b. ditto . 1 not out - - - 10
Price, run out -.- 7. c. Manning - 6
Cooke, not out - - 5 b. Wordsworth - -
Byes - - -2
.- Byes - - 7

211

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HARROW-Ist Innings. 2d. Innings.
Popham, b. Price - 13 run out - - -
Grimsione, b. ditto - . 4 b. Price - - -
.Defrel, b. Wright 33 b. ditto - -
Holden, b. Price - 2 c. Elliot - - -
Wordsworth, b. Bayly IZ. b. Price - - -
Manning, b. Temphtou 6 b. ditto - - - 0
Barclay, b. Bayly - 16 c. Wordsworth - - 4
Davidson, b. Price - 4 b. Price - - 11
Brand. b. ditto . 0 c. Templeton . 0
Gambier, not out - 5 not out - - 13
Lewis, b. flayly - 5 b. Price -.-- 4
Byesf - 6 Byes - - 4

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DOGGETT'S COAT AND. BADOE.—Yesterday the annual
gift of the-late Mr. Doggett,--the Comedian, was rowed for by
six- young watermen, viz. three above and three below bridge
men, and after a severe contest, the three first boats coming in
close upon each other's quarter, the prize Was won by William
Staples, of Battle-bridge Stairs. The whole of the distance was
completed in about forty minutes. We observed most of the
amateur's boats upon the, river, laden with beauty and fashion.
COIVES, JULY 31.—The match on Friday, between the
-Marquis of Anglesea's Pearl, and Mr. J. Weld's Arrow, was
won by the former by 11 minutes. The Arrow took the lead
at starting, and kept it for about 12'miles, when. she was passed
by the Pearl,' and never headed her afterwards.- They started
from a vessel in Cowes Roads, and the wind being directly
fair, they soon had every stitch of canvass they could possibly
set : the Pearl carried a topgallant-sail over her squaretop-sail,
and the Arrow had a tremendous squaret!:p-sall ; each had
ring tails, &c. They proceeded- to the westward round a ves-
sel moored in Slwanage Bay, about 30 miles from Cowes, and
back again to the starting vessel off CoWes Castle, so that they
went a sufficient distance to prove the several 'sailing qualities
of each vessel.—On Saturday, the Liberty, the property of the-
Noble Marquis, and the Julia, the property of Joseph Weld,
Esq. were brought to the same starting vessel, and sailed the
same course as the two large yachts on the preceding day.
Various-were the 'opinions concerning these two beautiful little
cutters, and many bets were offered and taken ; indeed they
seemed to excite as much interest as the others. The wind
was from the same quarter as on Friday, and about half-past six
in the evening the gun was fired; on the Julia passing the
winning-post first, leaving the Liberty four minutes astern.
PORTSMOUTH REGATTA.—The time for the Portsmouth
Regatta is the-18th and 19th of August; instead of the 9th and
10th, as printed by mistake last week. The competition for
the principal Prize, will take place between sailing vessels from
25 to 40- tons, the winning vessel to receive 25 sovereigns, the
second 14 and the third 5 sovereigns ; the first prize to sailing
vessels under 25 tons, 14 sovereigns ' • the second 7, and the
third 4 sovereigns ; 17 sovereigns will be given to the four best
sailing wherries, 14 sovcreiqns to four best rowing wher-
riei. A silver cup by subscription' amongst the ladies of the
three towns and their vicinities, is also to he sailed'for ; and on
the evening Of the first day, a brilliant Aisplay of fire works
will be discharged from a floating platform at the entrance of
the Ilarbutir.

1'13.152,F,S OF, TALLOW; SO
Town Tallow 41s 64
Yellow Russia 40s od —s od
Witite,ditto...:-28s -s Ot!
Soap ditto.. 38s Od —s,•Od
Melting Stuff 31s On —s od
Ditto Itongli:. 90i Od —s 'Od

,AP,ticc. per 11.214,,. to le!
Yellow SQap • • t-:4'50.
Mottled 'B44
Curd ... : .. : ..
Graves mOO
Good

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P D RICE OF CANLES,,F,fMI TA 1.1.0 W CHANDLER' - 6d,
Price of Candles, per dozen, 6s 6(1 ais Monl4#...rs
6d per dozen allowed'fOr rettdy money.
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PRICE OF. R,l,«' FAT,..„ per. Stone of stb:—:-Atig• opt%
Price of Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Melters)“.o•:.>

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COA 1-4 MARKET, AUG. 1.
Ships at Market. Shipsold.
21 Newcastle - - 15/ 31s Od to

14 Sunde7iland -

294 aa,i9;.o:'+'fiL'l'

The Katharine S'tezcgrt Forbes,, CH 4.114,
sailed MI Friday, from Portsmouth, with General
DARLING, fiovernor of New South Wale:-" and'
_lt'4otr
pendencies, his family, and• staff; and detachments of tri%airt
Regiment and Royal Staff Corps, under Capt. Dc3tAn'll ,
for that Colony.
A letter, dated. St.. Petersburgh Tutlef
,
says—" A few days. ago a lady of.rank,
in one of the most fe.shionable garbs-cif
threw herself out of a window, three 56:),fri
high, and was killed upon the spot. / The 1•01:,
tunate lady had been recently brought
and was suffering under alienation, ,of, rnio6
the time." •

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.. . BIRTHS.
eit ;.,:ir
On the 22d ult., the wife of 'Cuthb'Dunn!Bstl:::, 0'„...
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castle-upon. Tyne,: of a .daughter, . - .: .'.,:..:, ' 4 ~--,?;-T"
On the Ist inst., at his house, Balham-hill, the lady .u.* .' _
Debi, ES4., of arson.

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'.IARRIED. .ti
• pb,"ol.
On the 29th ult„ at Cnnterbury, John Beecher,
Emily, eldest daughter of The late John Foulkes, Esll:;.° •
stead, Surrey.:
On Monday, the Ist inst., at St. John's, HackneY.i
ward Grainger, of Clements-lane, Lombard.:street, t‘!
only daughter of Mr.' James Bainbridge,% ;
ffiCkne
On the Ist inst., at St. 'Leonard's, Broinley.i.J.ohnl_,,itra,
Foord, Esq., third son of the late Captain Ldwara ,
Sarah Smiler, only daughter of Captain Hooper, of ,!6
East India Company's service. -* • 'oat*:
On the Ist inst., at the parish church of -St. 3131,.:,,,rtier
Hugh lll'Lean, Esq., younger, of Coll, -to Jane R9w",
eldest daughter of William Robertson, Esq..

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, DIED. . • i
At C:,nnon-liall, Hampstead, George,Collings, Esq., al3l-••.'
At Penzance, on the 30th of last month,. Catherine• tb!lore,.
of Frederick Arnold, Esq., and youngest daughter of .
Bicknell, Esq., of Spring,garden,terrace. lamer.
• On the 30th ult., at High iTycombe, Bucks, aged
Gomme, Esq., F.A.S. c
On Sunday morning, Mrs. Sarah• Stephenson, wife of
Stephenson, Esq., of Lark-hall-lane; Clapham. • 'art
On Saturday; the 30th ult., at hiltOuse at Edmontoo-eie
73, James 'Renat Syms, Esq., who was'2B years common
of the city of London: •
On Sunday, the 31st ult., Susanna; wife of Mr. •
Hai surgeon, Lambeth-road.
On the 31st ult, at ,the house of Bop-I's Ruding• f;estlit '
Rtissell-Aace MiSs Emily Mansell, in the 14th year of ;51ake''''
On Thursday evening; the 28th ult., William Pridtd
Esq., youngest 440 n of the late Horatio Clagett, Esq., del;
hant-rise, in the 21st year of his age. This youngg9ol„ •
was unfortunate) .drowned by the upsetting of a boat off nerisiiii
stairs, owing to the swell of the sea. One of the boatrueoy,eil
ed at the same time,: and although the accident occ"i•ot
the presence of nurnbersas.setnblea on the beach, it w'"!_turef''
their power to render any assistance to the unforturuite

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