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London, England, 1802-08-09 00:00:00

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LEWES Wks. THURSDAY. AUGUST S.
The third and lalt Year of a Sweepftakes of togs.
each, fnr 3yr old Colts, Bft. 31h. ; and Fillies,
SQ.—the laft Mile and a Half.—The Winner
of the Derby or Oaks States to carry 71b. extra.
IA Saekville named Mr. Whaky's Informer - a
Mr. Durand's ch. c. Morgan Ratter - 3
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11. R. H Prince of Wales's Lc. Shock - • 3
Ld. Fremont's c. b. Alchymlft . - • 4
14 Pelham named Sir F. Pook's b. f. by Waxey - 3
Mr. Heathcote, Mr. Treves, Mr. Cnffans, and
lord G. Cavenllt, were Subfcribe hut did not
malre.-5 to t adi gainft Informer-6rs, to 4 againft
aock.a.4to t againft Morgan Ratler.
A Match for songs.—The laft Mile.
1.. d. Egreimines Bobtail, 9ft. - •
'- Fortocuc's Mittimus, M.

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Bobtail won, hard race.-3 to ron Bobtail cur-
rent betting.
A Match for sogs. theM laft Three Q2arters of a
ile.
Mr. wanton's Trombone, 4 yrs. old, coft. 71b.
3dr. Ladbrook's Rama, s yrs. old, 7ft. .= a
Trombone won eafy-even betting.
f its Majefty's Plate of toogs. for any Horfe, Mare,
or Gelding ; 4 yr olds to carry toll. 41b. ' • syr
olds t tit 61b. •6 yr olds t aft; and aged salt.
alb.-The bed of Three Four Mile Heats.
DU Durand's b. h. Teddy the Grinder, 4 yr. old, tOIL4Ib. t t
Mr. Edwanles e. h. Slap Haag, 6 yr. old, rsit - s S
Ld. backside's b. h. Warter, aged salt. Sib. • 3 3
}t. it. H. Prince of Wales'3 e.h.Tag,3 yr. old. tilt. 61b. 4 4
Ld. Evcmont's e. h. Bobtail, aged, tzR. 2 lb.
Teddy the Grinder won with cafe. On this
match there was great betting-5 to 2 being taken
Teddy again(' the Field, after winning the SA
heat, 2 tot againft Warter, 5 tot agatnft Tag,
,o tot againft Slap Bang.
FRIDAY. •UGLIST 6.
The County Plate, value SoL for boric% of all de.
nominations ; 3-yr olds to carry 6ft. ; 4-yr olds,
7ft. 61b. ; 5-yr olds, Bft. tlb.; 6-yr olds, 811.
51b. ; and aged, 811. 71b. Mares and Geldings
to be allowed 31b. The belt of three heats, 241
miles to a heat.
IL R. H. eke Prince of Wales's b. h. Rebel, 6-yri
51b. s'
Mr. J. Hatboxes b. in. Annifeed. kyra old. Bft. 3its. adr
Mr. Edwards's eh. h. Slap Bang, 6.yrs old, BR. 81b 3 s
td.Egretwint's e. h. Bobtail, aged, Sit. 71b. • dr
Air. F. Nears c. m. Hippora, aged, 81%. rods. - dr
Mr. Whaley's b. e. Informer, 3-yrs old. 611. 31b. dr
A match for asgs. The laft three quarters of
a mile.-Mr. Howarth's Rofetta, 7ft. t3lb. heat
Mr. Ladbroke's Bumpkin, SR. 41b.
The Town Plait, value solb. for all horfes ; 3 yr
olds to carry 6R.: 4-yr olds, 7ft. t tlb. ; 5 yr
olds, BR. 31b. ; 6-yr olds, 811. 71b. ; and aged,
SR. 81b. Mares and Geldings to be allowed 31b.
The heft of four 2 miles and a half heats.
lA. Fgremont's f. Amazon, kyrs old, 6ft. t 4 is
Mr. Durand's ch. e. Morgan it atltrs 3-yrs s s 3 er
Mr Panton's b. e. Freneb-born. kyn old, 61%. 3 5 de
31. It. H. the P. of Wales's Is h. fidget, 4-yrs old.
7ft. nib. • • 4 3 t 1
Sir F.Prole's b. et. Tawoty, 3-yrs °WAR. 3iiss
The company on the courfe, this day, was nei-
ther fo numerous or fashionable as it was yeller.
day; the PRINCE was there dreffed in a dark green
frock, Nankeen pantaloons, and a white hat. He
dined; this day, with a fele& party, in a marquee,
in the valley adjoining the eourfe : the provisions
and wines were brought from Brighton in a chaife
marine. Thefe rural repafts werovery tothmott.
Lord CHALLIS SOKSASIT, Lord Bolter:oar,
Sir JONI, SHRILLY, Mr. MONTOOI4I6LY, Mr.Wirn
Pot, and a few other perfons of diftinaion, were
thinly fcattcred about the courfe. The ftand-houfe
was not half occupied ; but *hat it wanted in
numbers, it made up in beauty; in truth, we rte.
ver faw any town, fo limited in Rae as Lewes, pof-
feffing a greater number of charming women.

THIRD AND LAST DAY, AUG. 7.
The firm Year of a Sabfeription of togs. each ; 4
yr olds, 711.71 b. ; 5 yrolds, 811.51 b. • 6 yrolds,
aft. :lb. ; and aged, 911. Mares and Geldings
to be allowed 31b.—One 4 mile beat.
10.1 r. Duraisd'a Sir Sidney, 3 yn. old, RA. 51b. •
H.R. it the P. of Wales's b. b. Surprife, 3 yrs. old, Sit. sib. s
Ld. Egranont's. b. h. Bobtail, aged 9ft. • - 3
lA. Seekonk's b. h. Wetter, aged, 911. - • dr
Five to t on Bobtail; to tot againli Sir Sidney%
A match for toogs. h. ft.—His Royal Highnefs
the Prince of Wales's Tag, sift. 41b. againft Mr.
Wardle's Malta, 7ft. 41b.
The Ladies' Plate, value 6ogs. free for all Horfes;
3 yr olds to carry sft. 121 b. ; 4yr olds, 711.716.
5 yr olds, 8(1. 41b. ; 6 yr olds, eft. 9113,-; and
aged fill. rilb. Mares and Geldings to be al-
lowed 31b.—One 4 mile heat.
H.R.H. the P. of Wales's b. g. Rebel, 6 yrs old. Eft. 611. 2
Ld. Egreenont's eh. h. Bobtail. aged, BR. t alb. • dr
Mt. Edwards'. eb. b. Slap Bang, 6 tr.. old, lift. Oh: dr
Sir F. Poole's Taper, 3 yrs. old. aft. nib. dr
Mr. Durand's b. fa. Teddy the Grinder. 4 yrs. old' 7111.
Five to 2 on Teddy.
A Handicap Plate, value Sol. given by the Mem-
bers of the Borough of Lewes, for 4,5, 6 yr
olds, and aged Horfes. Two Heats' two Miles
and a half each.
Ld. Saekvilk's Pacifiattok, 4 tn. old, ER.llBc
fr F. Poole's b. m. Tawny. 5 yrs. old, lift. t sib.
Mr. Wanftes Malta, 4 yrs. old, lift. Ob.
Mt. Durand's f.ToUp. 4 yrs. old, 7ft. 51b. ran on tht
wrong fide of the Polt.
The Company on the t outfe, this day, was More
brilliant, numerous, and ardent, than on any of the
preceding days; the Rand-honfe was completely
filled with beauty and elegance' and the whole
feene was lively and charming. The day being
fine, every thing bad its due effeajand we never
witneffed human beings in a (late of greater ea-
gernefs and happinefs. The Prince and his party
dined under a tent, as before, and drew the wood-
nymphs from their bowers, and “ alleys green !"
During the race for the Ladies Plate, this day,
Tea" the Grinder ran out of the courfe, with his
rider, by which accident, very confiderable funs
of money were loft.
The Town Plate, which was run for yefterday
evening, was contefted with more art and 'fpirit,
than any that have perhaps occurred lately. Young
Chilfney rode Fidget for the Prince, and won the
nee in fine ftyle.
There were many fhew-booths on the ground,
and Mr. Merryman entertained the bumpkins with
a fonata on the fall-box, with illuftrative gellicu-
lation. We bad tigers without ferocity, monkies
voithout tails, and conjurors without legerdemain.

4 1 1
$ 3

irkir PARLIAMENT.

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MEMBERS RETURNED.
Armagh—P. Dulgenan, Efq.
Cafhel—Right Hon. William Wiekbant.
Carrielifergnsw—Lord Spencer Chichefter.
Donegan (County)—l.ord Sudley and Sir Jt. Stewart.
Drogheda—Edward Harman, Efq.
Mouaghan (County)—C. Powell and R.. Dawfon, Elqh.

At the clofe of the poll on Wednefday at Dub•
lin, the numbers were as follow—

Bamford - 1963 I Ogle - 2231
Latouche - 1673 Barrington - 64;
At the clofe of the poll on Tuefday, for the City
of Waterford, the numbers were

Sir John Ncwport Congrere Alcoa, £fq. 286.

The Scrutiny for Norfolk has been lafk week
carried on by both parties with the greateff vigour.
On Thurfday nineteen votes for Sir J. ASTLSY
were objeaed to by .Mr. WODIHOUSE of which
twelve were (truck off, and (even eftablifhed : and
thirty-two votes for Mr. WOOF HOUSR were objeft-
ed to by the fuccefsful Candidatei ; of which four-
teen were ftruck off, and eighteen eftablifhed.

As the Montrofe delegate was on his way to
Brechin to atßit at the elation, his carriage was
(topped by three fellows. who difmounted the
and rode off with the delegate. His
cries Coon brought aMlance, and he was regiu.d.