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Jay of Mr. &very receiving the Natoli
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assurance or the Recorder, Liird Gtvionti, that the-
sentence of the • law would most certainly be ciiiied
into effect; he hisitiieli warto feelingi of the deepest
Agony; and such hes been hie thentel agony that MI
bodily strength bee Considerably decreased; and his
appearance hisfind'etzone a Very mani‘est change. He
okreitheless has frequently etpressed confident hopes
of a respite, and some of his family; and many respect.
able inhabitiuits of Bristol, are elating themselves td
'obtain that object. A petitiod in his favour has beta
eery generally signed, but it has nbt vet been forwarded
to the proper quarter. Mr. &very Is always attended
by two mod, and is not ironed, as stated. He Is not
confined in the condemned cells, but in a form adjoining
the gallery in, which the then are; be ritteivas Overt
attention, consistent with his safe custody from Mr.
Hum Phretsi the Keeper, and is attended by the Gaol
Cbapl4in Nog tile Rem* of Bristol. His mind was,
towards the close el last week, more composed; and
411'0w time not. devoted to religious exercises, he Is
ot copied in arranging some matters connected with the
Aim and his family. Yesterday be attended' Divine
Service, and had an interview isith.bin wifeand other
members of the family.. who frrgretltsisit him.
The 'Recorder left Bristol on Fri&wi smelt, and viie no /idler
than the usual order,by martin in red ink /*polite Mr.
gime in the Calendar 'A Death," which waS Sanded to the
The meal time (but it is discretional) allowed is one fortecht,
which tipires on neat Friday, at one &antis on that dajr, is is
said, the sentence of the law will be carried into effect. The
deepest sympathy bas been excited by the onfortdnate tratimeden
for Mr. &leafs father and familyl who move in a highly telipose-
abk sphere, sod the commercial interest of Bristol has heed south
damped by it. . •

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, APRIL is.
The Newmarket First Spring Meeting eommeneed this day,
consequently mast of the high sporting characters are attending it.
The betting, of course, was confined to a few Subscribers who do
isot rig agate so largely as to require making books, but merely
take elk ran according to their fancy. A few bets were made, bet
no variation worth notice occurred from our reports of like Week.
NEW.MARKET FIRST SPRING MEETINGt
Newatanzae„ SinIDAT NNW%
Notwithstanding the magnitude and number of the stakes and
matches of this week, and the beauty of the weather, there is by
no mesas so full dt attendance as at the Craven Meeting, whit&
we can only account for by the important business during the week
in Parliament, as many of the Gentlemen now here will leave for
' town after the Races tomorrow, and return on Wednesday; and
many other Noblemen and Gentlemen, who remain in London for
the Call of the House, and the important debate on the Catholic -•
Bill, are expected here about Wednesday. The present arrivals
are—llis Royal Highness the Hike of York and suite •, the Dukes
of Grafton and Rutland; the Marquis of Exeter; the Earl of Jer- .
say; the Earl and Countess of Huntinglieid, the Earl of fieftar.
the Earl of &radbroke, andlebe Earl of Orford; Lord and Leidy
H. Fitzroy, Lord and Lady Ammo, Lord Normanby, Lord Dew
wick, Lord G. H. Cavendith, Letd Molyneuz, and Lord G. Ol-
vendish ; Sin J. Shelley and J. Byng ; Honourable Mr. De Roos,
Irby, and Anon; Colonels Udity and Ralson; MV. and Mee.
Thornhill ; Messrs. Langston, M.P. S. Wortley, M.P. Holioak,
Green, .I. 1111 k, &oriebevrer, Neaten, Vansittart, Dencombe,
Crawford, Goddard, Stc.
AU the bones for the week's running are well and in high condi. •
tint, They took their regular exercise this morning on the used
ground, and a great number of sporting and other visitors were
priest. Rufus and Tontine, iq the long string of Robinson, the
trainer's, hones, attracted the greatest attention. Bizarre and Ce-
dric each took a gallop, and showed themselves to greet advantage. •
Indeed the appearance of the whole'of the horses was gratitying. •
The ring was focused at an early hour, but was nut well attended
by speculators. Pa fact, Wry •Mule will be done on the ground till
to.morrow, or after the day's races are decided. On the maic'a be-
tween Cedric and Bizarre the'betting was 100 to so. and 3 to 4
(taken) on Bizarr*, pep. from which it is inferred -by many that
Cedtk win pat forfeit. We cannot speak as to the correctness of
this•inference. Cedric has won a Pahl., and has not, we believe,
been beaten sines; Beane has twin a Derby horse (Hinnies), and
a Leger one (Barefoot), both winners: an& if the match is run,
the winner will have his work to do. The idea of • Cedric's paying
forfeit appears to us to originate from the circumstance of Bizarre
carrying only Mb. extra, instead of 91b. according to the Crimes
Stakes weights. The general betting will be found below.

The Duke of Brunswick will arrive here to.inarrenv.apartments
having been provided for him.
This evening, J. Douglas, Esq. gave a grand dinner to his Royal
Highness the Duke of York, the Duke of Rutland, Marquis of
Exeter, Lord J. Fitzroy, ace.. 81c.
The Dinner at the Room was attended by—Lords Jersey, Nor.
manky. Dunwich, G. H. Cavendish, ind G. Bentinck ; Sirs J.
Shelley and J. Byng ; Messrs. Lamhton and Wortley ; Honourable
Messrs. Irby, Mills, Holyoak, Vansittart, Green, Stonebewer,
Newsom ; Colonels Russell, Udny, ate.
SETT I N G
Pon Svaxesi—.7 too Rufus agst Lionel Lincoln, p.p.
TWO THOUSAND OUIKSAS •
7to 4 apt Crockery I sto .2 agst Lord George
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I 3to 1 agst &Um Colt

5 to £ apt Crams

2i to 1 apt Rufus
4i to 2 apt Muleteer
lli to 1 apt Legacy

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11S to 1 agst Cain
15 to 1 asst Dauatless

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7 to 2 apt Tontine 161 to I apt Plpyline
4to t apt Aline - it to 1 apt Pastime
S. Lsoss...No alteratroo, as some forfeits have been declared.

leosibior. Aran. 18. •
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. far fillies, Mt. Sib. D.M.
Duke of Rutland's Adelin 1
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Duke of Grafton's Waltz . 11
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5 to 1 on Adeliza—Fonr paid.
Post Produce Sweepstake' of loop. each, k. ft. sob, Sot. ?lb. ii•
lies, am.
Duke of Grafton's e. Rufus . a
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Duke of Portland's c. by Teasdale ' . s
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Duke of York's c. Lionel Lincoln . 3
They all three kept well together till within one hundred 78rds
of home, when Rufus, without the whip took the lead mid was
cleverly.-18 to 9on Rufus-8 to 1 apt c. by Tessdaler—l to 1
apt Lionel Lincoln—lB paid. •
Match-300, h. ft. A.F. . _

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Sir J. Shelley's Cedric, Sst.
Lel G. H. Cavendish's Bizarre, list. 21b. • .
An excellent race, and Won cleverly-4 to Son Cedric.
Lord Oxford's c. by Corns, beat Mr. W. Edward's Acton.
Won cleverly by a length. Ato 9 against Comm
Match.-200. Sir J. Shelley's Luella apt Lord Orfocd's colt by
Ditto.-011:

Post Produce Match of 900 p. each, for colts sad Mir. Doh*
of Grafton's Rufus walked over.
Match.—Lord Darlington's Swiss apt Gen. Groseenses Lyr.
nessa.—Off.
Match.—Duke of Grafton's Pastille ages Lori Darlington%
Ritefuot.—Off.

RACING MATCH.
The three matches, two miles each, between Mr. Hoiddnion't
Scud, against Mr. Maberly's Felix; Mr. Robinson's mare June,
against Captain Hepherson's Robin; and Mr. Dysoces Fozbunter.
against La-. liouverie's Phantom colt, were run over Langley Flat.
on a part of Ascot Heath, on Saturday, for 100 sov. each. the
first race was between Scud and Felix, and betting was sto on
Send. Felix made all the play, but was overtaken
Scudt undred
yards from home, when a severe race took place, and Me it
by half a length.
In the second race, Robin was the favourite, bat the mare cot
out all the work, and she never was headed. Won cleverly.
Folhunter vrd the Phantom colt made a beautiful race, rennin
every inch alfround nearly neck and neck. Jordan, the rider of
the colt, lost his stirrup early in the races and did not swan 1e...
Pothunter won the race by a length.
BOXERS.
A Birmingham man of the name of Walker &amigo to Int
say man in Whistand for £l,OOO. His backers, be apt uelPielir
. to make an instant deposit of £5OO.

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