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&Init. JuL Y 28.

Warces's Hotel has been the whole of this day the object G!
peculiar attraction to the fashionable visitors of this place.
Their Highnesses the Duchess of SAIC Como (Prinu Lao-
ron's mother), the Prince of Lentimen and suites, arrived from
CAA; by his Majesty's steam packet Tom .
% Capt. Hocrtaoa.
After dining, their Highnesses set off for town .is three carriages
And four, accompanied by Sir Huey Sum, who went as far as
Calais to meet the Duchess
Their Excellencies the Prince end Princess Polemic and suite,
Mr. and Mrs. Smacauxv, the Honorable C. Mums, Mr. CAL.
raw, Mr. and Mrs. Bram RD and fai Ily,.arrived at the same Hotel
from Boulogne.
A salute was Seed from the guns on the Heights on the departore
of both the Duchess of Stan Contras and the Prince POLPINAC,
and a Guard of Honour was stationed at the doors of the iluccf
during their stay.
The Duke of Rtmarneleft Watear's Hotel yesterday, for Brigh-
ton; accompanied by Colonel Feuer.

ARRIVALS A!. CHELTENHAM.

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Dowager Countess of Arran. Sir Rufane Donkin, Sir
and Lady Guise, Sir Samuel Fluilyer, Sir A. Warren, Sir Morris
Ximenes, Sir Roger and Lady Greiley, Admiral and Mrs. Vashor,
General Grant, General Davies, Colonel Michell, Colotiti Pepper,
Colonel Nicholl, Colonel Aylmer, Colonel Wilson, Colonel Thomas
Green, Major Hobart, Major Gilbett, Major and Mrs. Dodd,
Archdeacon and Mrs. Lilly, Dr. Meyrick, Rev. Dr. Mrs. and the
Miss Hardy., Dr. Devaney, Rev. 0. Crewe, Rev. Geo. Forster,
Rcv. Mr. and Mrs.J. V. Vauban, Rev. T. Cooke. Rev. E. Raver..
thaw, Rev. G. Haggler, Captain and Mrs. Bailey, Captain and
Mrs. Reid, Captain and Mrs. Macketizie--Captains V.'. ['amend,
Bond, Payne, Cobb, %V. Matthews, R.N. E. Wilmot, Johnsen,
Daly, Lieutenant Rose, Lieutenant IL W. Cruker.

SPOUTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING=ROONI, TAITERSALI:% JULY 28.

The Subseriptioss Room to-day was more thinly attended than
we have seen it for a very considersbk time. Gentlemen of tie
Turf are either at Brighson Knutsford, Ipswich, or Derby, fur-
thering their sporting rpecdisitions, else rusticating during this sul-
try weathes. There were but very few bets, and which were
made at the following odds:

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20 to 1 apt Whisker
22 to 1 apt Homer
22 to 1 apt Brother to /Wily
2.5 to 1 apt Tritivolo

S to 1 apt Memnon
6 to I apt Alderman
7 to 1 apt Itedpuntlet
IS to 1 apt Qeveland
15 to I apt Altisidora
Nothing mentioned about any other Misses, either for the S►
Leger or Stakes.

BRIGHTON RACES—Fart DAY, TffurmAT, Juz.v_2B.

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The Gold Cup, value 100 gs. the gift of his Alajesty, added t,) 10
sow. each. Three years old, ast. 121 b. four, dst. 31b. itve, 6-t.
121 b. six and aged, 9st. 5111. Two miles.
Lord Egremont's gr. c. by Whalebone, 3 yrs 1
Mr. Theobald's Cydnus, 4 yrs 2
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Lord G. Cavendisb's Bizarre, S yrs 3
Duke of York's Dahlia. 3 yn . 4
2to 1 and Sto2 on Bizarre-5 to 2 agst the winner—and 6to
1 apt Cydnus. Bizarre made the running for about half the dis-
tance, Whalebone keeping in her wake, and Cydnus and Dahlia at
a very short distance behind; in turning the corner, Whalebniw
came out, Cydnus close at his heels—and a beautiful race ensued ;
when, by dint of slashing, Whakbone :got in front and won by
oar half a neck, after a beautiful race, rode by Edwards; Cydnus
by Macdonald. • .

DERBY NEETlNG=Tussaav, JuLT 26:

The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of Cie. for bones of all
ages. Three-mile beats.
Mr. Houldsworth's br. f. Miss Maltby, 4yn oil, Tst. SID 1 1
Lord Sligo's b. g. Bequest, 4yn old . . 2 ic
Two to lon Miss Maltby; after the beat Bto 1. Won easy.
Sweepstakes of sgs. each, for three-years old colts. en. l'ib. Mks,
Ist. 41b. Heats, one mile and a half.—(2l subscribers)...
Mr. F. Bradshaw's hr. f. Arachne . . . 3
Mr. Houldsworth's c. f. Convictl4l . . . 2

Mr. Oisborne's b. f. Susan .
Sir T. Moseys 's br. V. ►y Wbisker
Lord Darlington's gr. e. by Whisker

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Six to 4 apt Araehne; 3 to I; agst Conviction; 4 to 1 sgst Lord
Darlington.—Won cleverly.
Sweepstakes of Sp. each for half-bred Horses, that never, won
Plate, hiatchoir Sweepstakes prior to the 10th of May, IS2S.
Four yr. olds, lOst. 10Ib. Ave, Ilst. 7lb. six, 1l st. 121 b. sod aged,
it*. To be node by Gentlemen. Two mile heats.—(Thirteen
subscribe: s).
Mr. Wilkins named 14 Ranelife's g. g. Theodrie, 6 yrs old 1 I
Mr. F. Bradshaw's ch. g. FittjaMeS, I yrs old . . 4 2
Mr. Kempson's h. High Lurcher, 4 yrs old . S 3
Mr. W. B. Johnson's b. in. The Nun, 6yn old . . 3 4
Mr. Marriott's b. e. 4 yrs old, by Norton . 2 dr
Two to t apt Mr. Wilkins's g. g.; after the heat, even betting
on the field. Woa easy.
At Bridgewater Raves, on Wednesday, the Gold Cup, value
100 gs. was won by Mr. Adana's Aura, beating Mr. Smith's Vis-
count • the Ladies' Plate of 70 sov. and upwards, by Cokiner
Cooper's e. f. by Anticipation, beefing Colonel Tyne i G f. by
Carlton; and the Plate of SO soy. by Sir T. B. Lethbridge's b. tn.
Francon!.

At Knutsford Races. on Tuesday, the Predate Stakes,of EU.
h. f. was won by Sir Thomas Stanlers b. e. Dr. Faustus, beating
two others; the Gold Cup of £lOO by Sir Thomas Stanley's
Hap Baba, beating two others; a Sweepstakes of £5O, h. f. by the-
winner of the Produce Stakes, beating another; and a Maiden
Plate of £5O, by Mr. Johnson's br. f. rroserpine (1 1) beating
four others.

At Ipswich Races, on Tttesday, a Ilunters' Silver Cop was won-
by Mr. indwell's b. m. after two excellent heats. Wednesday, the
Gentlemen's Purse of £5O, for an ages, was won in two heats, by
Mr. Rush's b. c. by Pioneer, beating Alr. Wells's b. in. easy.
At Maze Races (Ireland). Seventy Guineas, fot all ages, was
won by the Marquis of Donegal's Friday, beating two others; and
a Handicap of live horses, by the hfarquis's St. George, heiting
three others. Saturday, the King's Plate of 100 gs. was won by
Mr. Hunter's b. c. Telemagne (1 1), beating three others. '
At the next Newmarket First October Meeting. bit. Lee's Sha-
eabac (est, 111 b.) is matched against Mr. Pettit's Retreat (est. ilb.)
for 50 sor. h. R.

CRICIERT. .
Wednesday and yesterday a match at cricket was played at
Lord's Ground, between eleven Gentlemen of Harrow School and
eleven of Winchester College, which was decided in f of Win-
chester by 140 runs. The following is the account of the Innings:
WINCRICIITIL HARROW.
First Innings . 113 First timings .
Second ditto . 211 Second ditto
Total . ...-.41411 Total

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