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London, England, 1805-07-05 00:00:00

SP,;RTING INISLLIGEtfCE:

BIBURY MEETING, THURSDAY, JUNE 27.
Duke cif,St. Alban's Northampton, z tit. brat General Grofvo-
nor's Humming Bird, soft. zolb two miles, asp.
Mr. Germain's Witchcraft, loiL 2#lb. beat Lord Foley's Abfo-
lute, z tft.6lb. three miles, itcgs.
Mr. MeHa's I.ittle Joey, I aft. beat General Grofvenor's Hum-
ming Bird, loft. 'db. front the end of the walk, and once round
the courfe, cogs.
A Handicap Sweepflakes of tcgs.=eh, two miles. •
His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales's brother to Vivaldi,
4 yrs old, 1 zit. to'b. - - 1
Mr. Goddard's b. h. Young Eclipfe. 6 yrs old, I ift. . a
Mr. Harrifon's Chilton, aged, t tat. 310. - • 3
Mr. Hawke's Little Printer, aged, z t ft.7lb. - 4
1 Mr. fvlellifla's Lifmahago, 6 yrs okl, talk. • - - 5
Fiat Clafs of Handicap Sweepitak es, togs. each, with 25gs.
added by fete Club, two.uifls.
Lord Sackvilles Whirligig, : aft. 21b. - - z
Colonel Kingfcote's La Manclis. 4 vrs old, toft. 21b. - 2
Duke of St. Alban's Northampton, 6 yrs add, 9ft. 21b. - 3
Lord F. Bentinck's Change, lift. 71h. beat General Grofvenor's
skirminser, 9ft 41b. two miles and half, scgs.
Second Clafs of Handicap Sweepflakei, legs. each, with 25gs.
added, two miles. .
Mr. Mellith's Pipylin, 6 yrs old, I 1 ft. 71b. - - /
General Grofvcnor's Skirmifher, 4 yrs old, 9ft. 71b. • a
Lord C. Somerfet's Daify, aged. loft. I lab. - - 3
Mr. B. Price's Grildrig, 4 yrs old, tilt. - - .1
Fall) A y,......The Barrington Stakes of isgs. each, legs. ft. for all
ages ; two mites, a yr olds to carry oft. 71b. 4 yr olds, loft. zolb.
5 yr olds, t i ft. 41b. 6 yr olds and aged, nit. 91b.
Tbc Prince of Wales's Rebel, aged, walked over.
Mr. Howorth's Whcatear, t i ft. ;lb. beat General Grofvenor's
Humming Bird, raft. 7111. the New Mile, cogs.—Won very cafy.
Lord F. Bentinek's Chance, to t. alb. beat the Duke of St. Al-
ban's Northampton, loft. 71b. two mile and a half, 25gs.—Five
to 4 2gainit Norliatriptort•
Fifty Pounds by Horfes of all denotrdnations. Heats, the New MU.
Mr. Harrifon's Chilton, aged, 1 zfl- 231 b. - 5 z z
Colonel Kingfeote's 1.2 Mancha, 4 yrs old, loft. alb. 1 4 %
Major Pigoes Gary Owen, aged, 9ft• 416. - 63 3
1 The Prince of Wales's Rebel, aged, 121 t. 41b. - 12 dr
I Mr. Goddard's b. h. Young F.clipfe, 6 yrs, z ift. 41b. 3 dr
Mr. Mellilh's Pipylin, 6 yrs old, lift. 91b. - 4dr
Even betting on Rebel, 3 to / 911 ainft Chilton, 5 to 2 againft La

Mancha. .
Colonel Kingfcnte's I.a Mancha, soft. 41b. beat Mr. Mcllifh's
PiPylin, nit. 41b. the New Mile, asp--; to x on Pipylin.
The Meeting was uncommonly well attended, and there wu
excellent fport. ,
, Ilis Royal Highnefs went from Bibury race-courfe to Boßon,
the feat of the E2ti of Guildford.
NEWCASTLE RACES, %VEDNESDAY, JUNE 26.
The soL for three and four•year olds. Heats, two miles and a
quarter each.
Mr. Lonfdale's ch. c. by Pipator, dam by Payntaßer, 3 yrs.
old, 7ft 41b. (I. Tate) - - - i 2
Mr. Watt's b. f. out of Mifs Judy. 3ym old, 7fL 41h. 3 2
Sir A. Don's b. c. by Skyfcraper, dam by Protedtort 4 Tn.
old, ER. 41b. - - - - 1 3
Five to 4 on the Skyfcraper colt; after the hat,; and 4 to 2 on
the Pipator colt. A very fine race.
The 501. for four-year old and upwards. Four-mile heats. No race.

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THURSDAY.
The Gold Cup, value icogs. all ages.
Mr. Oarforth's g.m. Marcia, aged -
Mr. R. Ridders b. c. 3-yrs. old - -
Mr. Storey's b. b.Ncebo,6 yrs. old -
Tbe Freemen and Innkeepers' Plate.
Mr. Peverairs c. c. by Oberon, 4 yrs. old, F. Stevenfon t 1
Sir Alexander Don's b. c. by Skykraper, 4 yrs. old, B. Smith 3 1
Mr. T. Riehardfon's b. f. by Screveton, 3 yrs. old, William
Armttrong - • 2 3
Mr. Ridders b. c. by Beningbrongh, 4 yrs. old, W. Peirfe dr.
COCKING-9-(Continued.)
Wednefday, Stinky, 3m.1 b. Small 3m.x b.
Thurfday • IDUO b. .. 3m.0 b.
IPSWICH, TUESDAY, JULY s.
His Majefty's Plate of moss. for 3 yr olds .-4'wo mile beats.
Sir J. Shelky's br. f. Houghton Ws, 4yn old • 1 1
Mr. Wardell's br. c. Capias, 3 yrs old - - 3 6
General L Gower's b. c. Coriander, 3 yrs old • 4 A
Lord Stawell's b. f. Gloriana, 3 yrs old . - sir
Five to s, and 3 to x on Houghton Lars.
WIDNZSDAT....4IiII Majeity's Purfe.
Sir John Shelly's Houghton Lafs, 4 yrs old 3 4.1
-
Mr. Wardell's br. colt, Capias, 3 yrs old
P
General L. Gower's colt,by Coriander,out of Lady Mary, . j
31n 4.
,
Lord Stawell's bay filly Gloriana, out of Fairy, 3 yrs old S dr
'f he Gentlemen's Pick.
Mr. Warden's br. sslt, Capias, 3 yrs old - - lt 3
Lord Stawell's bay filly Oloriana, by Coriander, out of
Fairy, 3 yrs old - - a dr
Lift of the Herres that are to run for the Town Purfe of Fifty
Pounds, on Thurfday, July 4, tBos. on Ipfwich Race Ground,
by 3 yr olis carrying ;ft. 4 yr olds, Bft. 816. 5 yr olds, Vt. 6 yr
olds,colt. 41b. aged. soft. 61b.—Two mile heats. Mares allowed 31b.
The winner of a Pkte in tBO5, to carry 31b. The winner of a
, King's Plate in any year, ylb. extra.
, Mr. Wardell's br. colt Capias, 3 yrs old, Rider James Croft, in
puiple and yellow.
I Lead Seawell's bay filly Gloriana, by Coriander, oat of Fairy, 3
yrs old, Rider Charles Goodif,n, in blue, and redcap.

DIVIDENDS
only t 3. William Thotnpfon and Percival Barker, late of Dean-
Rrea, Sauthwark-, Surrey, merchants and copartners, at twelve,
at GlialldhalL
pay 13. John James, of Hatton Garden, Middlefez, dealer and
chapntan, at eeven, at Guildhall.
July t 3. George Duckett, of Mitidlefez-ftreet, Soma's Town,
Middlefea, timber-merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July x 3. John White, of Great Rufrell-ftreet, Covent-Garden,
Middle es, tin-plate worker, at ten, at GuildhalL
July 15. Alice Buxton, of Mancheller, machine.maku...
at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchefter.
July 12. Waha Chandler, of Briftol, cutler, at eleven, at the Bufh
Tavern, Brad.
July t 6. George Tanfsvell, late of Shaftelbury, Dorfetthire, but-
cher and farmer, at eleven, at the Red Lion hen, Shaftefbury.
July z 6. John Collins, of Jewry- ftreet, Aldgate, London, merchant
and infurer, at ten, at Guildhall.
July vs. William Hill, late of Liverpool, fhip builder, at eleven.
at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
July x 3. Henry Chcek, of Richmond, Surrey, linen-draper, at tea,
at Guildhall, London.
July IS. Thomas Middleton, of Liverpool, eotton-manufadturer,
at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.
July 19. John Ridgway and James Kearney, of Bolton, Laneafhire,
cotton-manufadurcrs, at eleven, at the New Inn, Little Bohan,
July 18. William Wefton Young, late of pariah of
Cadortan Juita Needs, Ghtmorganfldre, miller, at the Rummer
Tavern, Sri fled.
July 19. Joel Yeardiey the younger, and Richard Jones, both of
Sheffield, Yorklitire, Wien-drapers and copartners, at eleven, at
the Tontine Inn, SheffiekL
July 19. Peter Hunter, of Durham, money-Calve:ter, at ten,at the
houfe of Stephen Horner, innkeeper, Durham.
July x 9. Major Hart, late of Bowen, Lincoluthire, money-ferive-
uer, at eleven, at the Ncw Inn, Market Peeping.
July am John Wheatley, of Mark-lane, London, cornfadior, at
eleven, at Guildhall.
July 20. John I.ane, Thomas Frazer, and Thomas Boylfton, late
of Niebolas-lans., London, merchants and copartners, at twelve,

at three,

at Guildhall.
July 20. William Water!), Weller, of Saint Paul, Deptford, Kent,
miller and maltfter, at eleven. at Guildhall, London.
July 10. William Vile Hewlett, of High-lin:et, Southwark, Surrey,
druggilt, at twelve, at Guildhall

Lately, at Rilruddery, Ireland:th-e—C.ountefs of Meath, of a fon.

MARRIED.
Tuefflay fennight,at Great Saxhans, in Buffolk,J. W. Hicks, Efq.
of Bath, to the eldeft dauglrer of Thomas Mills, Efq.
On the 17th ult. at Ballendean, Perthihire, Sir John Hope, Bart.
of Craighall, o Mifs Ann Wedderburn, daughter of the late
John Wedderburn. Bart. of Ballendcan.

DIED.

On the seth ult. at Crieff, Mifs Jane Mercer, fccond daughter
of the late Hon. Robcrt Nairne Mercer, of Ala&
Lately, fuddeoly, at his houfe at Woolwich, Lieutenwat Ge-
neral Drummond, of the Royal Regiment of Artillery.

DISEASES of the URETIiRA and Certain COMPLANTS,
As Pole Proprietor of DAR.I.N's celebrated Medi:,
dicate4 Bougia and atanc.die,, ,Mr. DU FO Ir It inform, the
Public, that he n.ay as ufual be confelted daily front 9 to t. at his
haute, No. se, Frith.llreet, Soho, on Cafes of Strietures, °nitric.
tions,Oleets,Eec /tr. as well as Dchility, and every disorder where
fecreey is fo effcntial a requifite. that Mr Dufour has provided a
fpacious houfc, that every Patient may be introduced in a feparste
apartment. Mr 1). has for many years confined hied( to that
deportment of Surgisy, and from extenuate pradtice, and the molt
Battering fuecefs, he is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild,
efficacious, requiring no confinement or reftraint, in diet, ail
which pretreat? a rtlspfe. Perfens in the country Rating their cads
fully, in a letter, enclofing a one or a two pound note, will Ita:e
proper remedies fmt to the amount. For the various lymptonis„
&c. fee Mr Dufour's Treatife on the above complaints, price ?.s.
6d. the sth edition—to be had of j. Callow, Crown.court, saw ;
M'qt.lern,Excaer Change, and of the Author.

A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS.
INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLANTER.
THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent
REMEDY is Co certain of its Efficacy having never failed,
in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corn,
root and branch, To RLTURN ThIC NONKY. And he eg; leave
to add. that it has infinitely the advantage of the numberlef, '
caciour Ointments, Salves, &c. as matey hundreds of affiidted per.
Coos can tettify, among whom are fonte of the Brit claraders to
tlia kingdom.
Sold Wholefale and Retail by T.Axtell, No. r, Finch-lane, near
the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavilkork:
Erect ; Mr. 'Winn, No. 39, St. Jama's-Rreet; Mr. Hader;
No. at, Pall-Mail; Mr. Ward, No. 314, Holborn; and jcboult
and Co. No. iso, Oxford-ftreet.
At Briftol, by Mr. Indgin and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfellets
Bath, !..;y I bookfeller, and Wright, perfumer.
Edinburgh. by Baxter, South Bridge.
Porh.a and Gofport Mr. Harding s.
Livervoul. by Mr. Gore, prlnter,and Mr. jones,bookfelier.
Portinn-mth, Mr. Motley, bookfeller.
And by m lb of the Venders of Medicines in England.

FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS.
Dr. JAMES', ANALIiPTIC PILLS.
FROM a new mode or adminittering there PILLS
by the advice of an eminent Phyficlan (fee the new diredlions)
Bi:lous Difeafes,fo prevalent particularly among perform who have
refided lu hot climates, are removed with greater cafe and Vet),
the nby any other Medicine. They ire equally efficacious in all
Diforders of the Stomach and Bowels; in Indigat'ons, Loft of
Apt mite, habitual Cufilvencfs, troublefoine ki.ittils..cics and Cho.
lics ; likewifc in Gouty hahins, in gidclin4s, or Rheumatic Pains
in the Hcad ; as well as thole occallaned by free living ; therey
preventing Palfics and Apoplexies, fo often the codequence of
intemperance. Recoutfe ihould be bad to them on the fidt attack
of a cold, or any night indifpufition; or efts any excefs of eating
or drinking; and thus their well known cbaraEtcriftac will be
maintained of promoting Longevity. Ttavellers by fia or land,
fhould never he without the Analeptic Pills, as they with... nei-
ther confinement nor alteration of diet.
They are fold only by F. News Zit r and. Sons, at the Warchoufs
for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, four ,'oors
from Cheapfide,Lontian; and at Dr. Jantes's late Munich) Bruton-
Brett; in boxes, price 45.6 d. each, or in one large Box cont.ining the
quantity of fix fog 141. duty included.—None arc genuine but
" Newberg, No 4S, St. Paul's,"
thole which have the w.r.12,
engraved in the Ramps.

i_IAVING dedicated toyfelf to the Rudy, azd been
.L A gratified by the mat confiderabk pratiee in that branch
which I thought paper to feted, I truft that I have not more wit-
employed my time than thofe who, in the extenSwe fidd of the
profeffion, are occationally itarnerfed in uncertainty, and Glatlat
always attain that facers whit!, is unlined by cocoentrating the
littellatual power to one clan of diforders.
The difeafes of DEBILITY arc peculiarly diftreiling, for they .
bring with than a train of concomitant fyneptans. and, try a de-
pretlion of all vital energy, unlace ieelf beams embittered....
Whethes they arife from the prevalet.e dill example, thcdeftruc- .
the habits of fchool-boys, or the indulgeaces cf maturity, they re-
quire the mot aridness profeffional Bell ; but by the ignorance
of =etiolated saw, the froptome are aggravated, sni the cant-
tug= b
M a 4il=
Mof the ROYAL COLLTMEaf SURGEONS.
I grated my pretentious on regularity of education; and pollefing
evetypelelleb-e to preetice, I feel myfelf mdtled to that confidence
arida which I have hitherto been to limerally honeated.
In the firft fonfations of local weeklies, early appliattion will
retreat the calemity of a debilitated frame; but where the fut.
:fats, from a conidonthes of the =mailmen of the elee width
aufed his misfortune, la fearful of the contempt or emigre of Ws
fatellittlOcian, and broods ova his infirmity with carefel ea-
malment. it !rift be fadanottory for him to be Oared not only of
kiptallthy of =tract, but :tiro of the molt inviolable ferrety.
And th leant Venereal Complaints it is poifible to prevent pale,
, ifteger or diftrefs ; In the aloft complicated cafes it is the acquire.
meat of exclulive experience in this hne to died a fafe, cable
sand fpady re-eftabliffunent.
I offer the advantage of this experience to there of either fa wbe
are affildted with any kind of DEBILITY, of any (maces el
1
• VENEREAL INFECTION, and in di cafes the tams of remu-
neration are Rated on the &ft interview.
Patlentsin the country are expeded to lotto:ea Sulk note, lest
are requcited to fpecify their age and manner of living.
MARTIN BREE,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Loaloe.
Ne ea. Arundel-ftreet, Strand, neat Tannic Bar .