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SPoRTING INTELI-.IUL.AU

ASCOT HEATH RACES, TitioaT, 3041 6, 1615.
111% Male/4;•'w Ylate of learfOr iiUnters ; 4 yr old, 1 lsr; 21b.;
Eve, 114.0$1).; six, 1 tst. 1 Ylb. and :aged, Itst. Four nide
ltrat..: 'Marrs allowed 411,.
jklr. Sionv'A ch. ni..aged
Farralr4 ch. g. Goldfindee •
141 r. Squling's gr. g. Clown
6 to 4 on Golil6neer.

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Sweepstakes of 100gsCults Pst.7lh. ; fillies Bst. 21b.
New Mae. The winner of the Deftly or Oaks to carry
Sib. Otto.
"Lord I.owther's Raphael walked over
U. of York's c. by Rubens, out of Sagauna, withdrew his stake.
rue °island, Scats of 30gs each, tee ft. tor :horses el all ages,
(f wo.year olds excepted), t 6 run two miles and a ball.
'Mr. W)ndhaut's Wanderer,4 yrs old, 74. I Olb. . 1
'Duke of York's e. by Zodiac. 4 yrs old, Ist. tab. -
Lord fenny names Uncle Tobyi V yrs old, est. 61b. -
Nine started-2 to 1 art Hanslet!-F,4 so 1 agst Young Eagle-
-4 -aid 5 to I.agst •
:sweepstakes of Mg,: each forullikes. Your year olds, 7st. Blb ;
five, eq. 51b.; am. 84. 11 lb.; alid aged, 91t., Mares'allowed
slb. To sort at the half mile post, on the New Mile, and go
once round, about two miles and s half. Tb. winner to be
sold for &As if demanded, &c.
"Mr. Batson names Merryfield, aged
Mr. Blake names Cricketer, 4 yrs old •
Mr. Northey names Idle Btay,s yrs old
H. K. 14. the Duke of York names Troilus, 4 yrs old - 4
lord Jersey names Ottringtou, 6 yrs old • -
Six to 4 aglit Triiifirlit a I agst Merryfield-3 to I agst Ot-
t: into's. .
The Course was honotsred W.1:1 the presence of her Majesty'
and the Princesses, also the Prince Regent, his Royal Highness
the Duke of York, Duke of Clarence, &c. &c. The weather
proved very unfavourable: and the racing excited little interest,
with the exception of the Oatlands Stakes ; Wanderer woo easy.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7.
11. R. H. the Duke of York's Plate of 4E50 for all ages; three year
olds, Est. nb. four, List. 2lb. live, Bet. 101 b, six and aged, 9st.
To start at the Distance Post, and go once. round a:ld a dis-
tance. The winner to be sold lot dsogs if demanded, &e.
'Mr. Prince's MerrfAeld, aged
H. R. H. Duke of York's b. c. by Rubens, S yrs old
Lord Lowther's c. by %%godly, 3 yrs old
Mr. Rush's ch. f. Lapwing, a yrs old •
bin G. Wths!er's Grand Duchess, 4 yrs old
Air. Pengra's Pheasant, 5 yrs old •
6 and 7 to 4 on Merryfield.

ARGyu,s rttErr, OXFORD...I r RISS 1.
FREEHOLD EXCELLENT FAMILY RESIDENCE, with
OFFICES, large open YARD. eC)ACH.HOU4E3,
(*ARLES, ate:

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By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, TO-MORROW, June the 9th, 1815, at Twelve,
A FREEHOLD Substantial Spacious DWEI,-
EX. LING-HOUSF, Planned for the Accommo.lation of a
Gentleman's eamily, sittiate No 36, on :Se South side of Argyll.
street, facing Oxfoid.stteet ; contains roomy Entrance, Paved
Hill, Dining Parlour, Library, and Dressing Room, two capital
Drawing RooMs omunutfcating by Folding Door,, Anti Room,
and Boudoir ;• suitable Beti Chambers on the Second Storey, and
roomy Attics titter ; a eal,itsl Stone Staircase to the Upper Storey;
in the Basement are eseetlem 0111 es of all tit...el.:paws; large
open paved Yard, two Coach-houses, and Stables for four Horses,
With Loft and Rooms over.
May be viewed by applying on the Premises : Particulars of
Messrs. Hoper and Broughton' and at Mr. Hardwicies Mikes,
Great Mariborc ugh .!•treet ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robit.s,
-tick Golden-square.

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AnoYrs LANGLEY, NEAR WATFORD, HERTS.
bearable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of a capital
MANSION HOUSE PO OFFICES, (ARI'ENS, Etc. and
ONE HUNDRED and 1:1IIRTY-SIX ACRES of rich
M FUR?, and ARABLE LAND, FARM
HOUSE, BARN, and our-litmwaN, and a MOH s•
of SPUR I'ING Over an extensive MANOR, FIaHERY,
with immediate possession —By Mr. ROBINS,
' At GarrlW4o Coifee-imme, 'Change-alley, To-stoa-
sow, June 9, 11315, at welve o'Clock,
AVERY Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
held fora Term of about Four Years, at a low Rent :
Comprising a Commodious and Excellent Residence, LANG;-
LEY MANOR lIOUSE, planned for the accommodation of a
Gentleman's Family, situ:m.(lst Abhotts Langley, in the County
of Hers; with suitable Oilites, Garden% Plea.ure Grimed, &c
One littedred and Thirtpsiz Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arable,
and Wood Land, in a line state of Cultivation, a very considerable
sum havipg been expended in iiiiproving the Land: together
with a FARM HOTY:SE and Outbid (Imp, and a Right of Sport-
ing over the very extensive Manor of Abbott. Langley, abound-
ing with Game.
Fhb Purchaser of the Lease May be accommodated with
about Thirty Acres of rich Meadow Land, and an exclusive
right of Fishery to the River and Grand junction. A further
Term may be bad if required at the expiration of the present
Lease.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Lucas, at the Marielon, of
whom Particulara may be had, at the YAWS Ardis, atf ur ; Kirg
Arms, Berk hatupstead ; Swan, I lett manses:sir It ; White Horse,
Uxbridge, White Hart and Cranes, Edgeware; Green Man and
Red Lion, Barnet; of Mr. Gaunt, Sot.ci.or, Lamb's Conduit-
street; end o• Mr. Rains, Warwick-street ,elolden•square.

Sweepstakes of bogs each for (Mies, Sit. 51b. the New Mile.
3.oeJ G. H. Cavendish s, by bir David - I

Mr. Lake. by' Uraincus • - - 2
i.ord Lowther's, by Rubens - - - 3
4pd ft.-6 acrd 7t04 on Lord G. H. Cavendi4li's Bay..
The Swinley Stakes of 25gs each.—Three year oils. '7'4. 415.
• four, sst. tolls.; mares allowed Sib. !Ile last mile anl .i hail.
IL K. H. the Duke of York's ch. c. 1•y Cranicus, IS yrs old 1
Luke of Rutlaud's b. c. by Selim. 3 yrs old - . 2
blr. itonebewer's Duessa, 3 yrs ol•l - - 3
Even betting, and 5 to 4 apt the Duke of York's c.—.s to
*est the Duke of Rutland's e.
The Albany Stakes of Sf►gs each, k. ft. for three year old colts,
ast. 71b.; fillies, fist. Mb. Ihe whiner of the 20ongs stakes,
Deiby or Oaks, to carry .51b. eon. The Old Mile. Nine
subscribers.
Mr. Blake's Bust°, by Clinker,' walked over.

Sweepstakes of Op rads, tor Hones of all ages, that never won
inure than 60gs a any one time before the day of naming in
Plate, Match or Sweepstakes; three year okls, let. four,
'lst. 121 b. five, sit. 71b. *is and aged, est. 121 b.; Mares allowed
31b. To start at the Two Year Old St2rting Post, and go once
round, about two miles and 143 rods. Sis Subscribers.
'H. R. H. the Duke of York's c. by Zodiac, 4 yrs old
Duke of Rutland's Ktrusoff, 4 yrs old
2 tot and 3 to Y on the Duke of York's

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INQUEsT. —Yesterday an Inquisition was taken at
the King's Head, Pimlico, on the body of Witham
Thrale, one of the boys s'iot in the. Park during the
tiring of the guns on Monday.—E. Legg deposed,
that he fired the guns on that day, and seeing a num-
ber of boys get over the paling and ascend •the trees
in front of the gins, be warned them to. get out of
the way. Tais they refused ; and upon discharging
t'ie guns he heard a scream, and sew the deceased
tall. Mr. ‘Votid, Surgeon td the Westminster Infir-
mary, stated, that be examined the body, and found
a piece of wood had entered the abdomen and passed
into the plvis„ whichcaused his death. The Jury,
after requesting the Coroner to ii.terpose with the
Secretary of State, to prevent tecurrences of a simi-
lar native, returned a 'verdict of Accident it Death.
Tuesday a' I ll:tourer engaged to work at the Pe-
nitc..:iary House, hiillbank, as fully committed to
prison, charged with assaulting one of his comrades.
Front the statements of the foreman, it appealed that
the.majority of the labourer; had determined to strike
for au increase taf'6,l. per day on their wages. They
eccordingly suspended their labours, and assaulted
Ouse whom necessity compelled. to work. . .
XeSt::Tday Una of the workmen employed at the
above budding, fell from the soulfelcl,and was dread-
fully hurt. He. was taken on a shutter to the West;
zninster Infirmat y. with little hopes of his recovery.
• Another .melancholy accident has occurred in the
. Writ), by the firing fur blasting of a coal-pit belong-
ing to :.feasts. Maims( ' and Co. in the vicinity of
Newbattle, in the county of Durham. This dreadful
calamity. tor* place on the ?A instant, when upwards
of 7U persons lest their lives: 40 of the unfortunate
vice ss were to be taken to Houghton-le-Spring for
mourn:rent on Sunday last. and about SO more were
to be buried at Chester-le-street and Painshaw. The HEKEVURDsIiikF. AND RADNOltililklt.
cause of this &estrous event had not been ascertained CAPI VAL rikEziloi.D ES I'ATES, PAIR, TICHIS-FREE.
when the last accounts came away, but there is no ICIANGR, WOODS, FAR NIS, and LANDS, and WATER
doubt it eras occasioned by means of foul air. For ONE TIIOVSAND CAOCRRE3S-Moifittech&Cll4eadow, Pasture, and
some tine no person could be found hardy.enough 16 Arable LAND and ORCHARDS,
descend into the pit, in order to ascertain the state of Situate In amps beaudfui part of theCtranties,and well watered.
tnlogs Wow, and 16 endeavour to save any of the - '- • Se Mr. ROSINS ,?
way's Cu(fee-house, `Ctsange•a:ley, Cotnhill, London,
unfortunate persons who might still remain al ye. At 'At G.a-rti.
123'30, 11 ig 15,11115, at. twelve &Clock, itt.i.ot.s,
length Thotrois Robson, of the village of Houghton- rfliii
Valuable and very Improvable I.ltILE-
le-Spring, volunteered his services for this perilous HOLD ESTATES, part Tithe-Free, with extensive
mate rtaking, and so exerted himself in the cause o. rGunton gyps, in the Comities of Hereford and isadnor 11...-
liumanity, that be actually got up six af the sufferers, Consisting of nearly One Thuthaud Acres of litich Meadow, Pas-
ture, Arabk, and Wood Land, and Orchards, with the Manor
who were still alive, but WlOl very small hopes of of Badlands, Fines, Quit-Rents, and au Allotment on Wltuhle
their ultimate recovery. }bit, wilt an eatenstve Right of Cutnnton. The capital Farms
Sunday night the house of Mr. CLARKS, the bar- of Rudd; the very rich Grazing Farm, ailed Leen Fartni, with
ti•rer, in Jobs-street, Bedfotd-row, was broke open a capital Water Corn Mill; and the Low !arm, adjoining, with
.c 'welkin Farm-bouscsond stutableOutbuddings of all descrlptions.
and o.bbed of a large quantity of plate and nth....
"" the Lands are intersected by the Rivets Hindwill, I.ugg. and
pi orlty, to a considerable amount. Arrow, by which they may be irrigated, and are situatetbin the
14 idiasn Brown alias John Barren, the nun belong. Fulani of Prestelgn, PernbrWge, and New Radnor, contiguous
Market 'Towne, sad conunauding beautiful erlews of the
leg to his Majesty's ship tii.AkTAN (now on board the toreV titeeratafi
boltesruernolunitisituingLorruutrelettlitte
Pnixce.) who, Pt avoid punish:runt, had declared "wank in the YotocupthaetioulineulT
himself concerned in the murder of the Maims, is forming awry eligible property soinvest.nwhey. 4 '
found to be an impostor; ;tad his statement is akose. To be viewed, by appl)ing on the Premises; or of Mr. John
Cher false. Cheese, Lysine Halle near Klngton, where Particulars and every
andxi Plans of the Retatedseen t Partku-
it appears certain, that Madame Munar and her Iter
Les at the o ( '4l Abad;
children have ..rrived in France; and it is highly ton, fierefooftwand•atrntll4l Hotel;nt le k 11.
Bird sad
has
that MURAT Lima has arrived. That Man Liam, Leominster; Wm. Handy, Esq. the liorptie sod the
has newier the soul of a King, nor of a brave titan; Star inne,Worcester; Dake'sAnns.K.noton ;crown-me Angel,
; itiWitite. Linn, limb;
snail gpriAPAtitt delideated him tr! the l:fe in one or i tiurdliu,npillt,!thaltriu*Hri; latil'ehlifimAk
hii lev=er:—" You ate as cowarttly as a Monk or a Parr, Eaq. li.ichlield ; Castle, l'amwortich!Genrirgem Nerthmeinptonr. 0:
wceig mil" -w is die expression ;`and it is now verified... her. Adams, Oxford; George, Clteketthatn ; King's Head, tilou-1
Will tholaion now perfurto upon the fallen King the vaster; at Messrs. lone, and"Urrest, Salisbury square, Fleet.
a' s modesty Eve. street; m *arrows?* Cube-housa; and of Mr. Robins, War-
Oper.tgirvni whirl% Licd CAOSLIREAG
legated bilk Milk 4/CadibMS in the vulgar linguage 1 haawkikhelsr"l'esees, uilides.luarsi 144444118 "age l'iqw 4 611/. "tate
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RADNORODIRE,
ON THE BORDERS OF HERE.Pnit [MIME
The lIEGUILDY atfd RIM UYDD KA A 11S, ar One
Thousand 'three Hundred And, divided in comp.: Farms;
with Varin-hettses and dale' bogs, and very valusete Common
Right, to a great eat. tat, on the ltegoildy and other
By Mr. RilliiNS,"
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Cordial, Lortion,
on Tonasnar, June 15, 11115, at Twelve o'clock, in Lens,
THE valuable and very improvable FREEHOLD
ES.I•ATES, (with the valuable Common Right on the Be-
goildy and other Hills, many miles in extent, hit Line an the pariah
of Beguildy,) between Knighton and Newtuvre, in the county of
Radnor ; comprising One 1 hominid wo Hundred and Eighty-
one Acres of ex•ellent meadow,•pasture, arals e and fossil part
wood Lands, divided in compact Farms ; the Beguildy
house and Lands, let to tespectable Tenants, on agreements tut
short 'terms, at Rents amounting to about One Thousand three
Hundred Pounds per annum.
The Estate is nearly compact, in a fine commanding situation,
and very valuable for the great extent of common rights the line
tiver 'leant flows thruuli vie Estate, which i. store 3 with trout
and other fish, anti highly valuable for irrigating the meadows.
Ti.e lands ab.mud with game of all sorts, and the hills with.grouse.
A Most desirable Property for investing Money, an .t fik held
Sports, situate six miles from Knighton, from which place the
INiew Road i:atiteS Usrough to Newtown, We:ch Pool, litc. and
:10 silks from Ludlow.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Price, sen. and jun. at
Vydw Loyd,.Dethless, and litindrynog harms, where Particu-
lars maybe had; at the Duke's Arms, Knighton; Oxford Arms,
Ktngton; of John Cheese, Esq. Lyon's Halt, near liiiieton„
where t' .us may be seen; Hotel, and Meets. Bird and Wool-
, lastoa, Herefoed; Crown, Ludlow ; Hop-pole and Stan' lims,
and of Wm. Handy, k sq. Worcester; G.utge hut, Chi:brut' inn
King's Head. Gloucester; tics and Chicken', Birmingham;
T. G. Pan, gap belsfield; Mr. Phelps, Evesham; .uf Messrs.
Jones and Crean, Salisbury-square, Flettoitrcet ; at Garraway's
Cate-house; slid of Mt. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden.
square, where Plans of the Estates may be seen. . •
'The Road from London is through Worcester and Ludlow.