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THE GREAT ST. LEGER. ,inin'anti
The attention of the sporting world is now universally &trete.' in the
approaching races--to decision opals/1y of the St. Leger ram-
proving, as it undoubted) y will prove, the superiority of the notch or
youth country horses. The masterly style in which Priam ha, won hi,:
several races, beating with perfect ease his numerous competitors, has
placed him at the head of the betting. Nor his he likely, unless taken
suddenly amiss, to be removed from the statwn which he has fairly won.
He is of course in the highest favour with his southern backers; but
not so with the Yorkshire. Cheshire, and Lancashire people general 4.
Hence a contrariety of opinion prevails; and the utmost exertions will
doubtless be made, by the exercise of skilful training and juckeysitip,
to prevent bin; from carrying off the prise. In considering the
merits of the respective hoots, as evinced by their public performance-,
h is evident that with whatever ease the celebrated Priam has won his
engagements, he will, to-morrow, have to contend with a far superior
Held of horses than an) with which he has hitherto contended. It I.;
quite true, that he won the Riddksworth. the Column Stakes, the Derby
at Epsom. walked over for two sweepstakes' at Newmarket, and woo a
sweepstakes at Ascot (carrying 71h. more than his opponents), conquer.
lag Little Red Rover, Mahmoud, Augustus, Brunswicker, Young
Orion, The Mummer Amphiaras, Cetus, and a host of others. It
must, therefore, be admitted, from the perfect condition in which he now
appears--from the masterly style in which he performs his daily work,
which is very severe-and from the incessant care which is bestowed
upon him-it must, we repeat, be admitted, considering the speed of
several north country bosses, that it will be a Nay difficult task to steak •
him of, if not to prevent him from winning the race.
As to avoid of his competitors, it will be remembered that Beans.
wicker is a beaten horse; and, abrippoloted in the Derby race, ran the
fifth, and was defeated at York by St. Nicholas. St. Nicholas has since
been beaten by Beagle ; and Beagle has been cleverly conquered by
The Cardinal, with some difficulty by Lawrie Todd, and Birmingham.
Now, Birmingham and Lawrie Todd have been both beaten by 310,.
Roo who has never yet been defeated; nor do we think, that in ant
abet races, she baa been put to the top of her speed. Hassan anti
Revolution,-bode, by the way, appear in excellent condition, -
are in the shade, and no opinion can consequently be ferms
from their public • performances. It will, we think, be evident
from this brief alennseration,-without alluding particularly 1.•
, Maria, Lady Mowbray, Redstart, Lady Emmeline, The Bal-
-1 ken, Reginald, and others-that an excellent field will be in,.
seated so put to the full test the powers of Priam. With teepee' t •
Brunswicker, his friends speak in confident terms of his improved c.,:.
&don, and of the superiority of his speed since the Derby day ; and It.
will doubtless rise in the market. Indeed, he is backed In the North a!
Bto 1. At all events, Moss Rose, The Cardinal, Birmingham, am!
i1k.,., have proved themselves equal to the St. Leger speed ; and it. a•
Isionfldently expected by many, Priam should carry off the price, In•
will prove himself a bane aroma extraordinary powers.
ABINGDON RACES, Sere. 16.
A Sweepstakes of five sova. each, with 25 added. Two miles.
lir. Blandy's b. f. by Godolphin -- .. •••
Lord Mounteluules's Raselas ••• ..• • • • - -
Mr. Goddard's Sketch Book ... • • • •• • ..
Dir. Maberly's Howard ..• .. ... ..
A Sweepstakes of 25 son. each, lb ft. One mile and a half.
Mr. Diabetic's Erymus -. ... • • •• •
Mr. Sadler's Design .... •• • • •• • •
Mr. Ramsbottom's Rothstein .... ....
Mr. Crouch's Jenny Vertpre .... • •
After the dead beat, Mr. Maberly and Mr. Sadler divided the Stakes
A Sweepstakes 030 sem each, 15 fr.
Mr. &Ma's Delight _ .. ... .. • • •• • •• • 1
Mr. Thornhill's Africanus .. .... .. ._••• •• 2
Mr. Maberly's Antigone . ... ••• ••• ••• 3
Mr. Arnold's bl. c. by Don Cossack
A Free Handicap of 5 son. to which the Town Plate of 50 Dove.
was added. Heats, the Abingdon Course.
Mr. Ooodlake's Geoffrey Crayon ... ... ••• ••• 4 I I
Mr. Dilly'. Zeus's... - - ... ... ... I 2 2
Mr. King's Moues
... 71 4 3
Mr. Dundee's Hosea Robin ... ... ••• ... 23 dr
Mr. I. Day's Fantocciai .. ... ••• ••• • • S4l
Hunters' Stakes of 8 son. sack. Heats, two mike.
Lord Barrington named Silverside. ... - e•
Mr. Gaundett's Oetina ... .. . ... •••
GLAMORGANSHIRE RACKS, Serf. 15.
The Glamor ire Stakes of 25 sov. each, 15 ft.
Mr. Thorns's Fawner Lass, aged, Sat - - . I I
Mr. C. Day's Zelinda, 5 yrs Set lllb - - - . 2 dr.
Mr. J. Day's Andean bb 6 yrs,lit 121 b Ik • • '4l‘ -3 2
A Plasm!! VOL for any !aerie.
Mr. J. Day's Busk, 6 ddb et_ • • •• 14
Mr. Thorne's Maid of AI aged,illll4lB7l% *•" • - 2
A Sweepstakes of 5 for bones net thorough bred.
Lord James Stain's bm by Falcon. 6715, 241216 • - I I
Mr. Grawshay's Anne, 5 yrs, Set 12Ib . - 2 dis
Mr. G. Thomas name. bg 5 yra, fist 12Ib - 3 3
TIiIJRBDAY, Bzrr. 16.
A Plate of 801. free kr any horse.
Mr. 4 Day's Busk, 6 yes. 91141 b . .
Mr. Thorn's Maid of Marniskl, aged, 9st llb
Mr. C. Day's Zellnds, I pa, Oat 12Ib . , .
Ile/f.bosi Stakes of II son. each.
Mr. Mlers's 8
_6 yrs, list. 71b. ... • •
Mr. y's I.le, 5 yrs, list 716. ... •••
Mr. J. y's Ancient, 6 yrs, list. 121 b. .. .••
The Merthyr tet of 21. each, and 601. added.
Mr. WMinne's Speck, 6 list. 31b. ... . • 1 S I
Mr. Moggridge's Marc, 5 yes,
list.
71b ... ... 2 0 0
Mr. Lewis Lore's b. g. 5 0 U
Tbs second was a deed best between the two last owed.
A Handicap Stakes of 5L each, with SOL added.
Mr. Peel's ch. Figarino, 3 yrs, 7.1. 71b. ... 432 1 1
Mr. Gougb's Bonn Khan fist. Sib. ... 3 4 1 2 2
Mr. Thorn's Maid of Mansfield, aged, 10et. 21b. I 2 0 0 4)
Mr. C. Day's &Ueda, 5 yes, int. 41b. ... 3 1 0 0 0
DOVER RACEB,-(Bscoxp DAY.)
Sir J. R. Reid's Committee Plate.
Mr. Hawldnes c. L Scarlet Roma, 3 yrs, 7st. 71b.
Mr. Coleman's b. f. Southdown, 3 yrs, 7.t. 101 b• .
Mr. Ellis's ch. h. Luella' 4 yes, Set. 81b...... ....... ....
Town and Visitors' Plate of 501. Heats 2 miles and a distance. Thu
Winner to be mold for 1991. if A&
Mr. Hatters cb. g. Hawk's-Eye, 6 yrs, est. 31b . . I I
Mr. T. Crampton's br. f. Little Gift, 3 yn, 7st. 91b.... • 2 •'
Dix Black's b. f. Mee Bonnet, 3 yes, 7a. ... .. .. .. .... .._. _
Sweepiles stakes of 5 scry. each, vrith 351. added from the Fund.
Heats two m and a dilatant*. The winners to be sold for 801. &c.
Captain Elton's b. g. Scarecrow, aged, list. - - 1 I
Captain Beecher's be. g. Chance, aged, llst. - - 0 3
Mr. Atkinson's br. g. /tamper, aged, 10st 71b. - -
Mr. Howard's b. g. Bowl Handy, 5 yea, list. - -
The Halt:oath Plate of 50 soy. Heats two miles and a distance.
Mr. Wright's ch. at. Miss Mount, 6 yrs, lOst.7lb. - - 1 1
Mr. Back's br. g. Frolic, 5 yrs, 9st. 91b. - - . 2 2
Mr. Iggo/den's b. nu Miss Foote, 5 yrs, gat. 91b. - - 3 3
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MEETINGS OF CREDITORI, BASINGHALL-STREET.
TO-MORROW. IL H.
P. Homden. Chelsea, bookseller . . . .3 2
J. Prebble. Ratbbene-place, upholsterer . . • 3 2
W. and W. Hill, High-street, Southwask, salters . • 3I I
R. D. Mott, Gloacester Terrace, Commercial-road, dealer . 3I i
W. Sauten, Church-lane, St. George's in the East, victualler . 2 2
R. Mitchell, Crayford, Kent, gardener . • • 2 2
W. G. hiatanle, Lowerßland-street, New Dover-road, dealer. 2 1
T. Riley, Giltspur-street, baker . . . . s i
N. B. Fluke, York-road, Lambeth. corn-dealer . . 2 11
P. G. Turner, Russell street, Bernsoodse. leather-dyer . 2 10
G. Comley and Co. Uley, Gloucestershire. clothiers . . 211
H. Sisson', Blackmer., Essex, grocer . . . 2 I I
L. W. Wright, Wankel Basin, Horton, engineer . . 110
F. B. Ascherslebes, Austin•friars-passage. merchant . . I 11
E. Chester, Camberwell New-road. coal-merchant
T. Dry, Tottenham Court-read, linesdraper .
COURT FOR RELIEF OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS.

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The Matters of the Pet ions and Scoedulea of the Prisonen hereinafter
named (the same having been Bled 1p the Court) are appointed to bi.
beard at the Court-house, in Poitugatareet, Lincoln's Inn-fields, on
Tuesday, the 211th of Septemilo, 18301,bt Nine o'clock in the Fore-
noon. i e
Knight, John, late of the sign of *aline Posts, Rupert-street, Hay.
market, licensed victualler. •
Nolo; William, late of Datum Somosetahlre, tailor.
Drennan& John, late of Welford, Northamptonshire, tailor and grocer.
Davies, Richard, late ogliockwell-green, appraiser and undertaker, and
furniture broke,.
Dolan, Robert, late if Charlotte-street, Bedfotd-agiore, tailor.
Chapman, Benjamin, late of Duke-street, Hunter's-place, St. George's.
Belch, cOthe‘-ealesman.
Eastlake, William, late of Cornwall-place, Cowley-road, Kennington,
plasterer.
Mayo, Thomas, late of Grubb-street, Chiswell-street, plumber, painter
and gluier.
Marrable, John, Chatham, Kent, Plumber- painter and limier-
Rehbein. Henry Diekhout, late of Lombard-street, eating-bouse.keeper.
Behan, Peter, formerly of Leather-lane. Holborn, then of Dory-loc.
and late of No. 4, Pleasant-row, Middlesex, formerly auctioneer anti
appeaiser, and late out of business.
Hall, Thanes George, late of Kingstoo-upen-Hvil, vaeOhnot and skip.
broker.
Ward, Edward Johns, kite of Calchesser, Essex, printer and proprietor
.of the Cahoon Gums.
Lea. flannel, late if No. 23, Closter-road, Menthol'', libitum in
intshaadry.