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London, England, 1825-08-05 00:00:00

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SPORTIKG
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Istrmo,noom, TATTERSALL'S, AUG. 4.
A eery shy attendance to-day„ and the betting propoetiottatalt
slack I ike have not, therefore to note -say alteradoe is the 046. '
The departnie of a great number of sporting into for York, repro.
tory to the August Meeting, which commeneeson Monday neat, is
supposed to have occasioned so thin an attendance.
sr. LZSIZa.
3 to 1 apt Memnon 24 to 1 apt Dauntless
7 to 1 apt Alderman 25 to 1 apt Whiter
8 to 1 apt Redgauntlet 25 to 1 apt Homer
16 to 1 apt Altisidom 30 to 1 apt Trlatulo •
16 to 1 agst Cleveland 6 to 3 Altisidora apt Cleveland
20 to 1 igst Brother to Addy (taken)

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•HUNTINGDON RACES, AUGUST 3.. •
Fifty Pounds for three-yrs old, and upwards. Three-nn old,
Get. 101 b. four, sit. 516. • Ave, tlst. 1016. sir, Sat. 131 b. and aged,
9st. 21b. Mares and geldings allowed 31b.. The Winner to be
sold for 150 sovs..under the usual conditions.
Mr. Moss's oh. f. Double Entendre, 4 yrs old * 3 1 1
Colonel Wilion's b. m. Partisan, 5 yrs old 4 3 2
Mr. Rogers' eb. f. by Galion, 3 yr. old . -* 1 2 S
Mr. Boast's b, g. Healey, 6 yrs old • i , . 2 4dr
Mr. Messer'' b. f. Duckling, 4 yrs old.. a., * . 5.5 de
Mr. Coores b. f. by Frolic, 4 yrs old .• ' . . Idr
Mr. IL Prince's br. e. by Bourbon, 6 yrs okl . . dr '
The Winner was :lamed. , A very line rate.
A Hunter's Stakes of Ave son. each, for, Hone, &c. not &weigh
bred, bona dde the property of ,a Subsiriber, that have been
bunted during the season 1324-45, in any of the Counties of
Huntingdon, Bedford, or Cambridge.
Mr. It. Berkeley's b. g. Lath • • . . 2 1 1
Mr. Mulles br. g. Brampton - . . 4 It 2
Mr. George's b. g. Cantab . . . - •
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Mr. R. Bird's Yr. tn. Twist . . . 1 3 4
Mr. E. Rawlings' b. m. by Osiris • . . .0 odr
Colonel Latour'' ch. g. May-day . . • 3 die
Mr. Stratton's eh. m. Precipitate 4 . 4 dis
ROCHESTER AND CHATHAM RAClt&—hWesuass*.T.
The Maiden Plate of LSO (heats, one mile and a distance) was
we 4 sober well contested beats by Mr. Neville's Greylock, best-
ing Mr. Moeltford's b. I. Endes, Mr. Masmirell's b. L Princess
Mary, Mr. Palmer's b. f. Wrangler, and Mr. Jackson's b. I. Isted.
The Hunters' Stakes of Ave sovereigns each; and tbirty.five
added, was won by Mr. Johnson's Chronometer. beating Mt.
Newnham's b. m. Pass, Mr. Martin's NkPles and Mr. alskeuies
Tipple. Puss bolted. •
The Hockinbant Stakes of logs each. Greylock walked ever.
WORCESTER KAMM—Swam Dir.
When our account left yesterday, the City Plate fee horses -that
never won was not run. but it was decided in &sena* in favour'
of Mr. Wood's br. f. Rosana, in three excellent heats, beating )h
Bcuwn'sb. e. by Sir Oliver, and Major O'Gores Hesperus—lies;
pores apt the field.
The sports this morning were as under t . • . .
A Sweepstakes Gf 10 sous. each. Two miles, for all ages. The
Subscribers.
Lord Plymouth names Hesperus . . . 1
Mr. E. Foley MAWS Vega . • •
Won cleverly. Hesperus the favourite.
The Hunters' Plate of SOL given by the County Member% for all
ages. Four miles.
Mr* Stuart's b. c. Man Friday
Mr. F. Charlton's bi. L by Milo

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6 is 4 on the winner.
SALISBURY R A CRS--( Fan Dav).
The Wiltshire Stakes of 25 sees. each. - '
Mr. Ryan's ch. c. The Dear Boy, 4 Its old, 76. 71b.
Mr. W. Wyndham's colt by Gradate, 5 yrs old, ist. Illb. .2
The Dear Boy took the lead, was never beaded, and woe by
half a heed, after the most severe race ewer seen en this Cow*
-Seven paid IS ;daces forfeit, and 15 only five.—C. Day cede the
winner, and W. Kean Mr. Wyndham's.
lls Majesty's Plate of 100 guineas. Four mile bulb -
Mr. Dilly's e. m. Prosody, aged, last. . • I.
Mr. Shard's Razor, 4 yrs old, lost. 71b.
Mr. Greem's Presentiment, 4 yrs old, 7st. 21b.
Won east...-.S. Day rude the mare; J. Day Razor; and A.
Percy Pretentiment.

WEN LOCK R A CES.—Fausair.
A Sweepstakes of 10 sops. each, for all ages. Two miles.

Mr. Tbompso it's gr. h. Sr Edward, 6 yn . .
Mr. W.dlow'str. e. by Jupiter, 3 yrs . . . :2
a A Sweepstakes of Ave soya. ect, for hunters, Gentlemen riders,
twice round and a distance.

Mr. Mytton's br. g. Sir Edward, 5 yrs, list Sib. . St 1 1
Mr. Collins's b. g. Item, S yrs, 11st. 51b. . - . 2 2 1
Sir W. W.'Wynn's b. g. Little llevil, 5 yrs, list. 51b: i di,.
S ceepstaliei of five toes. eachond twenty-hve added by the town.
(Si: subscribers).
Mr. Daytimes br. f. by Mueller walked over.

Plate of £5O given by B. Thompson, Paq. for maiden horses of an
ages. Heats, twice round and a distance.
Mr. Mytton's b. f. by Blucher, 3 yrs, Est. 91b.
Mr. Wadlow's br. c. by Jupiter, 3 yr', 6it. 121 b
Mr. Pfeknelfs ch. g. Leo, 3 yrs, 6a. 91b. .
DUNDEE, JULY 28.
Ladies' Subscription Purse of asp.

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Mr. Lowswee g. Rough Robin . . .
Mr. Simpson's*. g. Bub Logic . . .
General Heater's ch. c. Lady's Delight .
Mt. Sims' b. m.
Gentlemen's Subscription Puree of 20 sees.
Mr. Anderson's b. m. Rosebud . .
General Mackenzie's b. m.
Mr. Carnegie's c. f.
Mr. Smith's c. m. Luna . • • . _
Mr. Sims' b. g. . • . . . 6.
In the first heat, Mr. Sims's b. g. took tbe lead, and kept it the
first round and a half; when Rosebud and General Mackenzie's
b. m. came up, and the heat was contested between them, and won
by Rosebud by a length. The second beat was won by Rosebud eeey
C RI CILET.
The Cricket match between the Uxbridge and Kennington
Clubs was played in Lord's Ground on Wednesday, and decided in
favour of Uxbridge.
usmaineit. alininnwon.
Ist Innings
2d Ditto

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Three wickets down.—The match was gives op ht this state.

DZATH sir FIGHTING.—A fatal puAilistic combat
took place on Tuesday, at Horndeari-common, seven
miles horn Brickkilii. The parties were Millen, a
drover, and Jasper, a sawyer, and the match was for
five sovereigns, and it was a spirited combat during
forty minutes. Jasper afterwards fought up hill with
great game until he at length received a heavy right-
handed blow between the eyes, with which he went
down, and never got up again. He was taken to the
Chequers public-house, where he lived two hours only.
The ground on which the notorious dust heap cord,
at the end of dray's-Inn-lane, sold for 1.5,0001. It is
to be built upon. Tie dust and cinders upon it are
transferred to the Thames, thence to be shipped. for
Moscow, to aid in the rebuilding of that celebrated city !
A coachman in the employ of Messrs: Pickwick and
Co. of Bath, died last week, after an illness af a few
hours, of inflammation of the br. ha, occasioned by taking
off his hat while esposed to the heat of the ma.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARL-LANE, AUGUST S.
The arrivals of all descriptions of Grain this week are skean.—
Wheat Is held firmly by the factors at Monday's prices, and there
appears rather more diaposisson on the part
.of the buyers to aisle
purchases. Barley continues as lately reported. Beans and Pees
fully maintain Monday's quotations. Oats meet a tolerable Ms
sale at rather higher prices. Flour remains thilL--Arrivak t Englilak
Wheat, 4,280 qrs. Harley, 670 qrs. Oats, 1,600 qrs. Fiore, 4,800
treks.—lrish Oats, 7,400 qrs.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, AUGUST S.
The Meat market looks up a little, the best Salts Rung, &e.
being vrorthill. per stone more than on Monday; and' 'Metier
Meat, owing to the comparative coolness of the weather, sells better.
-The Mutton trade has also improved, ss. lid. to Ss. 4d. per mime
being the quotation for the best Meat ; and 4a. ltd to 41. 10d. per
stone for the coarser. Veal is woith a. per sums more ehaa On
Monday; and Lamb is also better. In Peek there kap minion
"Liteehfr 4sic.i4ndg..—toßeSsi.Tils'pesBr4s;totieeeP; 149111°°°ttect 46.1311:1190to;Seeldvel.4d. VTI:
4s. 81 to 6s. Lamb, Si.. std. to 6s. 2J. Fork, Ss. to 6s.—Hay per load
11 101. to £5 ; Clover, £4 to £5 10s. Straw, Jel ilia. to ss.