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The Marquis of Ay:mama, and several other Noblemen, Yacht
Members, are taking advantage of the Roe 'weather, by amusing
thimselvts is their aquatic 'octopi's,. Yvan the ;edits already
assembled together, with those fitting oat, it bids fair to surpass the
greatest shew that ever was exhibited on these waters. The owner
of the Don Giovanni has challenged to sail with any vessel near her
tonnage at oar Annual Regatta (which days are not yet fixed by
the Royal Yacht Club Members), from Aloo v5.C2.50 aside.
NAVAL INT'ELLIGeNCE.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The Tartar and Thistle, for the slaving •essel Constantin, on
Thursday next, at No. 3, Brick Court, Temple, and recalled on
Tuesdays and Thurs.lays.-13e Trinculn, for tobacco and nine
men in the imuggling vessel Phenix, on board at Plymouth, and
zecalled at 22, Norfolk-street, Strand.

The Zits* 18, Captain Wausau sailed from Portsmouth yes.
terday, for the Mediterranean; the &Amnon, 18, Capt. STuonsaT
is under orders for Rio Janeiro, Trincomalee, Madras, and,,
BengaL—Wednesday, the Twain, 88, Captain Farr. Hymn, re-
turned from Cork. _

Liens. B. Anu is appointed to command the STORK • and Sir
Exuma* Joinssost, L.'I.S. (late Surgron of the Surma), to the
DORIS, saes MACLEAN.
The new ship Washington, of 750,r0n5, which sailed from New
York for Canton last month, has all her lower shrouds, all her
topsail and topgallant ties, topsails and topgallant sheets, bobstays,
cables, &c. of iron chains.
Off Penzance, the Telegraph, BERRY, from jPort-au-Prince.
Off the Wight, the Nederland, Dosocza,from Berbice.
Off Dover, the Triton, BLIEEPN, from the Havannah.
FALMOUTH, MAT 22.—Wind S.—Sailed the Lady Ford, TODD,
for Dant zic.
Poanmorns, MAT 21.—Yester4Ay at deed the Arab transport,
Lieutenant J. H. STEETINS, Agent, from Callao and Rio Janeiro;
1. ft the former port December 12, and the latter on the 14th March.
—The ships of war in the Pacific are—Cmasantor,llo, Captain T.
J. MALANG; BRITON, Captain Sir MURRAY NiAXWELL (just arrived
at Callao from England); TARTAR, Captain T. ilmowx ; and Mis-
tier, Captain FERGUSSON• The following Officers (invalided) came
home in the Arab:—Lieutenant W. R. Mancrium, Lieutenant
Rosinsos, R. M. Mr. G. Matra. Purser of the Taserms, Lieu-
tenant C. BYRN, Mr. DRANDSEN, Muter, Mr. SMYTHEI and Mr.
Wnrracea,Midshipmen, Mr. MAST, Carpenter, and Mr. IJanttuto
Boatswain of the CAMBRIDGE. Mr. Wooncocz had been appointed
Master of the CAMBRIDGE j Mr. Woos, Master of the TARTAR, and
Mr. G. &SIMONDS (Clerk of the CAMBRIDGE), Purser of that ship.
Lieutenant G. Stowe is appointed to the Paisce Reozne; Mr.
RICHARD FRRIMAN ROWLIT (son of Rear-Admiral Sir CHARLES
Rovrtze), is promoted to the rank of Lieutenant.—Mr. Groans
Saw, whose father has been forty-eight years a Surgeon in the
Royal Navy), is promoted to the rank of Surgeon„and appointed to
the Rurantax.—Mr. W. A. H. PADDON, is appointed Purser of
the Donis.
REMAIN AT SPITHEAD•••••PHAITON, TWRID, CHAMPION, and Zs-
In the Harbour—Vic:m'. DAMNS, AMON DIAMOND,
Atraoct, RONINZT, PANDORA, MILRALD, and Netherhads' sloop of
war Pallas.
Ships in Hamoue—Britannia, Genoa, Windsor Castle, Lyra,
Reynard, Pike, Nightingale, Lady Wellington packet, and Hor-
net and Active Revenue cruisers. Between Island and Mb—
Harlequin and Catneleon. In the Sound—Thetis and attain.
The Quan., tender to his Majesty's ship Atm" arrived from,
Jersey on Thursday, where she left his Majesty's sloop Jaseza,
the Carman and REDOLUTION tenders, and &mamas cutter.
Dui., MAT 22.---Wind S. by R.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Elizabeth, Baooas, from Tobago. Passed through front
the River, the Magnet, TODD, for Bombay ; Juno, Comma for
Malta ; Cincinnatus, Buss, for New York ; John and Wiliam,
Damn, for Oporto; Valley Fields, DRAT, for Bermuda; and Lord
Rodney, CHARLTON, fur Van Diemeu's Land. Arrived front the
northward, and remain, the transport skip No. 26.
Livnarooc, May 21. —Wind E. —Arrived the Algonquin,
Durr, front Philadelphia—sailed 20th April; May, Tows, from
Africa ; Onus, MAUTON, from Buenos Ayres--sailed 13th Feb.
Rocket, Aurelio, from Ja naica--sailed Sth ApriL The Scotia
Sauna. sailed from Jamaica for London, 27th March; aid tole
Nancy, Hunina, sailed from do. for Liverpool, 24th March. Co-
lumbia, GRAHAM, from New York—sailed the Ist May; Emily,
Weis, from Savannah, in 25 days; Rose, JOHNSON, from Sierra
Leone—sailed 9th March ; Topaz, CALLINDER, from Charieston-.-.
sailed IStb April; Rover, BARTON, from Macao; and. Panatela,
Hautiray. from New York—sailed 27th April.
Mae 22.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the Uxbridge, CORXERDALI,
from• Monte Video; Paragon, Sinnott, from Jamaica • General
Brock, Entry, from Paraiba; Hetty, Cows, from Charleston ; Jo-
sephine Ntcnou ; British Tar, Newer;.. William, SHERIDAIN;
and Delphos, Blue from New Orleans; Atticus, Dusan, from
Wilmington; and dariner, .loss, from Boulogne. Off the port,
the William Byrnes, Coma, from New York; and Wilson,
from Demerara.

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BETTING-ROOM, TA'TTERSALL'S, MAY 23.
At en early hear every part p was crowded by
-Zr the remises
'peculators from all quarters of ete kingdom' and paying and re-
ceiving, ..
to the total exclusion of batting, cantismedtill the close of
the room. - It is oar painful duty to record two defalcations to the
amount of nearly £20,0e0„ one by a person from Hull, and the
other by a resident near Cambridge; the live leading betters are
we believe the principal Buffeters. If this.syleton goes on, the bet-
tars of odds will very soon be confined .to a small compass ; they
may bet to the book, but will need a little extra calculation for the
fiad deism and men who are determined to commit robbery, whom
ce cannot reach.
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se. teem. •
id to 2 apt Mesitiora IBjto 1 apt Redgauntlet
17 to 1 agst Alderman
t BEVERLEY RACES--Wzomeseay..
il Sweepstakes of 20gs each, p.p. for three year olds ; colts, Sat. 31b.
fillies, sat. One mile and a half.
&lone, King's ch. f. Ultima . . • 1
Mr. Richardson's br. e. Brownlock . . . 2
Mr. Watt's b. f. by Whisker . . . 3
Lord Normanby's Lycasees, Mr. Peters' Trojan, and Mr. G. L.
Fox's Linguist also started.
Sweepstakes of 20gs each, p p. for colts, Bst. 51b. and fillies, Bst.
then two years old. T. Y.C.
Lord Scarborough's b. E dam by Luck's AU
Mr. Wright's ch. c. South Holme . . .
%Ir. G. L. Fox's b. c. Redbeeast . . 3 .
The Maiden Plate of 501. for All Ages ; 5 yrs old 6st. 101 b. 4 yrs
84. 5 yrs, Bst. 1016. 8 and aged, 9st. Two Miles.
Mr. Richardson a hr. c. Brownlock,S yrs . 1 5 1
The Hun. E. Petre's Lord John, Mr. Sykes Cock Robin, and
three others also started.
vneasosty.
The Gold Cup, by subscription of tOgs each, pp. 5 yrs, 6st. 61b. 4
. yrs, est. 6 yrs, Bst. 1 lib. and 6 and aged, 94. 21b. .
Mr. G. L. Fox's g. e. by Interpreter, 3 yrs . . 1
Mr. E. Watt's ch. e. Cowboy, 3 yrs . . . 2
Mr. Fox's b. c. Borysthenes, 5 yrs . • • 3
Lord Scarborough's hr. f. Georgians, 4 yrs . . 4
Mr. Peters' b. e. Nimrod, 5 yrs . . . S
Mr. Itidsdale's ch. c. Rochester, 4 yrs. . . 6
After Lottery had won the Gold Cup, on Wednesday, at York
Spring Meeting, the same sum (2,500 p) which was offered at the
last August Meeting, was again refused; and we understand his
owner will not part with him under 4,000 guineas.
The Earl of Darlington, on Monday hot, purchased Serab of
Mr. Batson for three thousand guineas. In the sporting circle it
is thought a match will be made between him and Cedric, nod the
property of Mr. Lambton. ,
TIMMY.
A Hunters' Stakes of 7 p each, for horses, &c. not thorough bred ;
4 yr olds, lOst. 91b. five, List. 416. six, llst.l2lb. and aged 12. st.
Gentlemen riders.—(Nine Subscribers.)
Mr. Hopkinson's hr. m. Collina, 6 yrs old - I
Mr. M. Everett 's Jemmy - - 2
Mr. G. L. Fox's br. h. Hexgrave - 3
Lord Nonnanby's br. in. Clati, 6 yrs old . 4
7to 4 apt Hezgrave-3 to 1 apt Collins-3 to 1 apt Jemmy.
A red race.
' lbs Members' Plate of £5O for horses, &c. 3 year olds, 6st. 71b.
bar, 7st. 12th. five, Bst. 71b. six and aged, Bst. 11116. Two mil s.
Ur. Richardson's hr. c. Brownlock, 3 yrs old 5 1 1
Mr. Ridadale's ch. c. Rochester, 4 yrs old 1 5 2
Lord Scarborough's br. f. Georgiana, 4 yrs old 6 4 5
Mr. &ephenson's h. f. 13esom Bet, 4 yrr old 3 3 dr .
rand Normanby's br. e. Lycastes, 3 Its ol 1 4 2 d.•
Cited King's ch. f. Ultima, 5 yrs old - 2 tit.
210 1 apt 'Rochester-2 to 1 agst Brownlock ; after the seeond
heat, 2tol on Brownlock. WOll cleverly.
THE LATE EPSOM RACIIS.
At Tattersall's, on the preceding Monday, there was something
that could not easily be defined; Rufus's backers expected they
would take 6 to 4 about him ; still 2 to I wan boldly offered on the
field; on Web's side the question was all on the smile-5 to 4he
beats anything, and 20 to 1 he walks—there was a pitch fur those
who stood a great stake on Rufus ; Muleteer went from 7 to 2to 6
to 1; he had supporters, but a few coves betted as it he was dead.
Monday night at Warlter's (the One Tun),l6 to I was laid against
him : Hogarth and Legacy hacked at sto 4 against him. Some
said he coughed • others, that he was poisoned ; and Tuesday'
morning brought all his backers to Epsom, anxious to know what
was the matter. Nobody could tell ;be had done his work, ate •
and drank, and his trainer assured all his friends that no horse could
be better. Up he jomped to sto 1, and there remained an day.
On Tuesday night the lot that laid against him kept on, and reduced
him to 10 to 1 ; and the remark was, " some of these coves must
have had a pretty strong widdle cracked." Still it went on op to
the moment of starting. Here was a horse in fine health, that 3
to 1 had been taken abdtst, reduced to 12 to 1 at starting, and so-
body could give a reason why. Just before the race it seemed quite
a certainty ;11 to 1 was laid currently on two agst the field, and so
IC came off. .
Ton RACE‘..-Miltalt.
Meknes' Mode all the mooing jest beyond the Rubbing House,
where Harslet was beat 100 yards, and three others completely
dam up, and Cain no doubt fell from the pace being so great. Mu-
leteer, Rohn, Web, Colonel Udney's the Duke of York's, Ho.
Barth, aid Dauntless, were all well landed at Tattenbam Comer.
Melsemr, from having made such severe running, died away.
Rufus then took up the running, Web lurkini, in his quarter, Ho-
w* Muleteer, and Dauntless abreast about a clear length and a ,
half behind; at the Distance Post, everybody thought Ruins
week' asweehe headed, but when called upon to come, Web went
in sad wee by two clear lengths ; he is,xto doubt,lolb. better than
any ether horse in the race. We think if Muleteer bad made a
waiting nee lif would have been second ; he had 71b. the worse by
making all the running.
Tars Oats.
Tontine Was backed against the field at starting, in fact the people •
seemed so confident that scarcely any one would take odds about i
anything else, but they forgot their old friend Sans. The winner
rat for the Gold Cup on the second day, and was claimed by Mr.
W. Chiffney, but the General seeming rather vexed with pule, '
with his mare, Chiffney very liberally returned her, on coaditias
that his brother Sam rode.
Tontine made all the running ; Attica was beat off at the Rob.
bing-house. At Tattenhant.corner' Tontine had a decided lead.
Pastime, the Duke of York's, and Pipylina, lay well, Sam in his
old place, quite behind, whispering to himself, " I shall fetch them
if they keep on," giving the mare a pull and a wriggle at the same
time, to make her keep her place. The race, from the half mile in,
was all between Tontine and Pastime, and when they had wriggle d
and milled each other to a standstill, up comes Sam and wins by
a neck• A week before the Rue, neither Tontine nor Pas Imo
could have been bought for a thousand. It needs no further mt.
ment—anybody can win on the best horse. .
FOOT RACE.
MZYCJILIPS AND Haavox.—These two noted pedestrians of the
present day, are at lengtb'matcbed for £2OO. The distance is one
mile, and Metcalfe gives Halton thirty yards at starting. The ram
to take placenta Tuesday, the 28th of June; SIGO was staked at
York last Monday se'unight, the whole to be made good on Tues-
day, the 21st of June. . Betting soon got to 5 to 4 on Halton, io
consequence of the thirty yards given.
Okipper, the pedestrian, completed his arduous task on Tuesday.
IhMaday sinnight, a young man of the name of Fraser announced
bibutabills to the inhabitants of Berwick, that on Wednesday he
would walk or run on the ramparts a 'hundred miles in sixteen
hours, and go the last mile backwards. He started fifteen minutes
past font o'clock in the morning, and, according to the account of
the marker, finished his arduous self-Imposed task some minutes
tier eight o'clock in the evening.
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MANSION-HOUSL
Yesterday, in consequence of the exposure of the transactions
which were detailed in our Paper of Saturday, several Gentlemen
applied to the USD Maws. fur Warrants, to apprehend one of the
parties. The cases were in most respects similar to that of Mr.
Woolward. The dupes tent their bills and their money up 'isa
town to a person, who, upon receiving them, scot an apokogy,
and never afterwards took notice of his correspondents, except to
one instance :—A young Medical Gentleman, who resides at a •
considerable distance from London, upon seta, the welcome ad.
vertisement, wrote to Mr. Ogilvie for the loan of sr !MX ' The
answer was in the usual terms. The surgeomentills Mil, bed de
amount of the interest and commission; but not receiving whet he
expected, he begau to make more noise about the holiness Uwe those
who wish for secrecy are in the habit of doing. This was cuicelated
to injure the plans of the gang, and they forthwith retehell ti
put a stop to his talk for a while. A writ was immediately Wised
for the amount of the bill, which was transmitted to ohs 01 the
party to be cashed, and the unfortunate man is now actually in
prison for that sum.
The Loan Mayo' gave some private directions upon the nrkss
cases against Mr. Ogilvie, of whom the' public ma/ cepa' te.We
much more.

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