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London, England, 1812-09-29 00:00:00

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:-rgiii Staltest at Subscription of 10gs. each, for 11-ift oldi;
' t. 911 i: 4-yr. oldf, Bst. 91b. S-yt. olds, Sat. 21b. it •Yr: is and
aged 9st. 61b.-D. M.
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Duke of Rutland's b.. Sorcery, 4-yrs. old . I
Mr. Shakespe.ar's br. It. Chester, aged • , -
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Lord Suet* ,a. f. Mockbird, 4.yrs. old - 3
. . • ~ •sto 4 tin Sorcery.
. Mr. Paynei f. by Sepia, out of Zoralda; 2 yrs. old, 7st. I lib.
beat General Grosvenor's Laiyboots; 3.yra. old, Bst. 716. T.Y.C.
100 p-,-..ti to 4 apinst Selint.
Mr. Shakespear's Scrub (late Edward) Bst. 81b. heat Duke of
Grafton's Web, Bst. 21b. T, Y. C. IC/Op.-2 to 1 against Scrub.
Stieepstaltes or 100gi. each, Is. ft. Bst. each. Y. C.
Lord F. G. Osborne 's f. by Waay, oat of Drowsy, received
forfeit from Mr. Payne 's L by Seim, out of &raids, and Mt.
Vansittart's br. f. by Sam, dam by Delpini, out of Caprice.
Sweepstakes of 260 gs. each, h. ft. colts, Oat. 71b. fillies, Bat. Sib.
Sir I. Shelley's di. o. Comus . . - 1
Lord Steven's Cato • . 2
Duke of Grafton's Woeful, brother to Whalebone - 8
2 to I against coma, and 2 to I against Cato.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h.ft. Ab.M.
Duke bf Grafton's Pope Joan, slater to Pope, Bst.llb. I '
Mr. Mellish', Bodkin, Bst. 71b. - - -2
Mr. Thornhill's Aquarius, Mt 101 b. • • • g
.: . 2 to I against Pope Joao, and 5 to 4 against Bodkin.
:($B9Oll. , d Year) Renewal of the Subscription of sp. each, for
.4.yr. olds, 7st. 71t). 5-yr. olds, Bst. 61b. 6-yr. olds, est. 12115.
and aged, 94r. 21b. B.C. To be the property of a Subscribe!,
0* pay 50gs. entraace. Menem Subscribers.
Duke ,of Rutland's b. c. Grimalkin, (walked over).
Duke of Rutland's Grimalkin received forfeit from Sir J.
Shelley's Phantom.
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Duke of R Inland's f. Elizabeth, received 70ga. forfeit from
Lord G. H. Cavendish's c. by Trumpator.
Duke of Rutland's Sorcery, reccived,Ogs. forfeit front Sir M.
Sykea's Leon Forte.

GENERAL ELECTION.

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Late last night notice Was sent to the proper OE
ces, that Parliament would be dissolved this day, and
it was then understood that the New Parliament
would be summoned to meet the 24th day of No-
t ember.

It was settled last night, that the Cabinet Council
was to sit this day, at twelve, to issue the Proclama-
tion ; but this forenoon the hour was changed to
three o'clock, so that we have been compelled to go
to Press without waiting for its publication.
Numerous Messengers and Expresses are in wait.
ing, to set off with Writs at a moment's notice.
The Candidates for the City of London are—the
LORD MAYOR, Sir WILLIAM CURTIS, Sir JAMES SHAW,
Aldermen COOMBE, ATKINS, and WOOD, and Mr.
WA ITHM AN.

Meeting of the Electors of Westminster was
held last night at the Crown and Anclint. Tavern,
when it was un.diirnously agreed to support the re.
election of Sir FRANCIS Bunnell., free of all expence.
With regard to Lord COCHRANE there was.some
dif-
ference of opinion ; and a motion was made and car-
ried to invite Sir WALTER FAWKES to stand with Sir
FRANCIS BURDETT. Lord COCHRANE, however, has
expressed his determination to abide the event of a
poll.
Liverpool will be warmly contested by Messrs.
CANNING, CREEVY,•9IICI BROUGHAM; the two latter
have fair prospects of success, they are supported by
the men who sent Roscoe up. Mr. CANNING by the
opposite party. The Corporation have ;lot yet
named their man.

The present Dover Members, Messrs. CHARLES
JENKINSON and JOHN JACKION, have gone down to
offer again at the ensuing Election, and it is most
likely they will both be returned without opposition,
no new Candidates having offered.

JAMES BROGDEN, Esq. and the Right Hon. JoHN
M'MAHON, come in for Launceston, in Cornwall.
WILLIAM NORTHEY, Esq. and JONATHAN RUNE,
Esq. for Newport, in Cornwall.
Mr. BENSON, a very respectable Liverpool merchant,
it is said, will be Mr. SHERIDAN'S colleague for Staf-
ford. Mr. MONCKTON declines a contest.
Major-General PORTER is on a .visit to has Consti-
tuents at Stockbridge.
Strong opposition is expected at Ipswich against
Mr. CRICKRTT and Mr. ROUND.

Sir GODFREY WEasTsa certainly intends starting as
:a Candidate for the representation of the County of
Sussex at the ensuing General Election ; and as
neither Mr. FULLER nor Mr. WYNDHAM means to'
resign, a contest is inevitable.
GEORGE THOMAS, Esq. one of the Representatives
of the city of Chichester, has declared his intention
of retiring from Parliament, in the event of a disso-
lution.

The contest for Bristol is likely to be a very severs
one. Mr. PROTHEDOE appears to be a favourite can-
didate, being a native, and his character universally
respected ; but the friends of Sir SAMUEL. ROMILLV
are still very sanguine, from the powerful subscrip-
tion they have obtained in London, and the number
of voters they reckon on bringing down. HUNT
again opposes M. Davis.
It is now entirely settled that the Criattcruort of.
the EXCHEQUER is to iepresentliarwich, in the room
of Mr. HUI.KISSON. Mr. H. ADDINGTON will con-
tinue to Ire the other Representative.
In consequence of the resignation of the Hon.
EDWARD HAABORD, Member for Yarmouth, EDMUND
KNowLas LAcON, Esq. banker, has started for that
Borough. They expect a warm contest, as wren!!
are expected to canvas the town next week.
There is no opposition at Plymouth to Sir C. M.
POLE and Colonel BLOOMFIELD.

A most active canvass is commenced South-
ampton. The Candidates are no fewer than five.
et-once HENRY ROSE, Esq. Jos. JACKSON, Esq. AR.
TRUE ATHERLY, Esq. WSI. CHEUBERLAYEZ, Esq. and
J. C. MORTHINGTON, Esq.
Sir JOHN HIPPESLEY, Sir Flux AGAR, and a Cap-
tain WYATT, are at won/ at Sudbury. Mr. PYTCUES
gxs down on Thursday, who is supposed to have
the Estimate.

All Chester is in a bustle. General GROSVENOR
has not yet arrived to canvass, but is hourly expected.
All the other Candidates are there. Sir RICHARD
BROOKS starts In opposition to Mr. JOHN EGERTON*
and is confident of his rcturn, although there will be
hard fighting. Mr. Wm. Eaxaros comes in at a
hand canter for the county. The contest will be be-
tween Mr. DAVIES DayaNpotrr and Mr. THOMAS
CHOLMONSZIAT. Jjiterests wady equal.