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London, England, 1804-07-10 00:00:00

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1411WItIAICICET JULY haanNo,l3o4.
MONDAY. 11./LY 9.
The July Stake., a Subfeription of cog.. each, 30 ft. '
by 2 yr. old colts carrying Sit. 61b. and ,611ies
41b. Tw., rt . old C. -
Mk. Wilton's b e. b. Wary, oat of Recruit's dam -
Cut. Sparrow's b.e.l y 'I rumpator, out of Young Naiferta•
Mr. Pawnees e. by Coriander, (Lott by Highflyer, bought of
Mr. Dawfou • - • 3
111 r. Panton 's f. Fugue, by Bozzard, out of Crane - 4
Mr. F. N b. e Squirrel, by Buzzard, out of a Con-
dudoe.m ire. bought of Larry . S
Sir C. Bin;bury's eh. f. by flusairal, out of Lois • pd.
D. of Graften's e. by °route, out of Rank - - -
Six to 4 againft Mr. Wilflio-7 to,4segainit Col.
Sparrow-5 tot againft Mr. Panton.
Sweepflakes of cogs. each. K. M.
Mr. Waltell's Lumbago. Bft. alb.
Mr. V, atfbn's Tilts Br,e'..et. by flit. peter. ft. 816. a a
Mr. Pasoan% Baby, by Precipitate, uut of rat, Sit. alb. • pd.
Two to t on Lumbago.
Ld. Grofvenor's Bagatelle, 711. t alb. beard's's%
Howorth's Heeltap, ylt. glb. It. M. jogs.— Seven
to 2 on Bagatelle.
Ld. Foley's Capta'n Abfitnte, SR. 4113. beat D. of
Grafton's Pie Nic, SQ. 51b. it. M. sogs.—Sit to 4
agalnti CaptainAbfolute.
M'., HoiaTirthre Barefoot, ice. 2 sgs. from Mr.
Crivca's Fine Ear, VII. 'jib. each. D. L. wogs. k ft.
Mr. *lirkorth's. Harefoot, rec. scgs. from Mr.
Craven's Fine AT, Bit. 71b. each. Lau of C.
toogs..b: E
ft.
Mr. Howard's Deborah, 88. filb. tea sogs. finin
D. of Graiton's ch. c. by Buzzrrtl, i yrs. old, 511.
71b. Two yr. old C. 25gs.__

IPSWICH RACES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4
The soL for 3-year olds, and upwards. Two-niile
and quarter beau.
Copt. Hawke,' b. in Coßoeder, out of Wasdlcßooes dans,
6 yrs old. pit 41b. - - e
Mr.Goldlop's g. f. Cooler. by Patio's, 3 Ira old, 7R 31b. I I I
5 to a on Coazer ; after the firfk heit, the rime ;
after the fecond heat, zto z on the winner. Won
only a bead. •

LAMBFRTON RACES.
On Virednefday Lamberton Races commenced,
when the three year old Sweepilakes, of twenty • gui-
neas each,p. p. was ran for and won, by
sir H. wilsaation's bay colt Firelock, . -
Colonel HamiUw e* colt. by Overton, . - s
Mr. Robertton'a colt, by Tickle Toby, 3
Str A. Den bay colt, withdrawn.
The Hunter's Sweepfialtcs of twenty guineas each,
p. p. rode by Gentlemen, was run for, aid won by
Mr. Robertrook bay hale, Peplos, Sir 1. Baird, t t
Mr. BaHße9 bay geitlieor, Spectre, Mr. Barlow, s
Mr, Wilkie, Junior. paid.
Pd. Iteratoo, ditto.
The. e was a great deal of emnpany on the gronnd.
°Wing to the weight cf people on the flair leading
to the tpdsporaty nand, it gave way doting the fira
heat. whesf we are Corry to hear, feveral were hurt,
partiewlarly ode feafaring gentleman from Berwick,
who was Cu much bruifed as to be carried home in a
chaife, with little hopes of recovery.

Yeherday dirpatches were received at the Admi-
ralty from our fleet off Breft They were brought
to Plymouth by the Fax cutter, which had been pre-
vi,,aly charged with difpa-ches from our fquadrons
off Ferrol and Corunna for Admiral Coaaw•ttts.
The Fox left Rear Admiral Coca Ware divifion on

thesinh ult.
CO. Hewer, is appointed Batract Mailer Gene-
ral in the wont of General Ds Law CIY.
Mr. Tmovias Gut►NVl Lt. in confequence of revere
indifpofition, has relinqmfhed his Parliamentary du-
ties, having accepted the Chiltern Hundreds, and
confequently vacated his feat in the Houk of COM.

mons.
Mr. and Mrs. Fox fet out for Briflot Hotwells to-
morrow, from which they go to Cheltenham.
Yefierdal evening. about eight o'clock, Lord
Virconnt HISCHIIIIIOIIt. fon of he _at_ of r I
I..SAND-
WICH. was trarried to the beautiful Lady Louisa
Coll I, niece to Lord CA ST L fißi• G Il• The ceremony
was performed at Lora Caßlereagh's houfe in Upper
Bronleßreet, by the Revs Mr. HooLey, Chaplain to
the Marquis of Mateo's, in the pretence of the
Earl of SAIIDWICH. Vifeounts and VifcounteiTes CA s.
TLaaeaom and TesarLeTows, Counters of BUCK-
-111011 AMSHIRI, Ducliefs BoLrors, Earl and Court-
tefs of Moons. EDOCVMse, Colonel and Lady WOOO.
....The Earl of BaLmosr. brother to the bride, gave
the Lady away, and Ladies M. HAMILTON and Si-
Ler• StewAar, were the bride-maids. About nine
o'clock the happy couple left town in a poll chariot
and four, preceded by notnders,for the Earl of Savo
Wtcrf's feat near Windfor.
The Vaal of Moils is about to receive the hand of
the Counters of Looms. The nuptial ceremony is
espetted to take place at Vifemintefs Paten's, in
Grofvettor-fguare, in the mole of a few days. The
Lady Is in her astli year; the pofTefres roo,ocol. in
funded property. and freehold elates to the amount
of 60001. a ) ear in the North.
SUITT is difcharged from Drury-lane Theatre ;
MATT HMI fucce:ds him.
Ms. MILLS, of Covent Garden Theatre. who had
long been in a ecline, died on Saturday UR. She
pottered a glut flare of that vivacity and fpirit,
which never fails to enliven the Stage.
During the cootie of 141 week the whole of the
Sonserfet Militia atted through Winchefler, on
their MOW to Gofportp—they are 1400 Romig.
Thurfday morning a detachment of Ithe 4th Dra-
goon Guards, the Royal Cornwall Regiment of
Militia, and the Pendennis, Penryn, and Truro
Volunteer Regiments were brigaded under the com-
mand of Major General WILFORD, on Dennis
Down, about three miles from Falmouth. The
whole amounted to confiderably above acoo men.
A well planned &am fight took place. and af-
forded much ornament to a large atemblage Of
fpellators.
A letter from Liverpool, dated the sth full. fays,
' " LaR night the Welmoreland, Rotor, from Barba-
dos% in coming up the river. was met by a boat with
forme peremiers, who were very anxious to go on
hoard to meet their friends; they were ordered by
Ike Mate, who commanded in the ablence of the Mat
ter, who had gone on More, not to come on board.
They, however. periißing. the Pilot randy took up a
mufquet, and fired it into the boat, by which " a young
mao, a carpenter, was tudortimmely killed.