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London, England, 1818-07-15 00:00:00

tPORTING INTELtiGEATA

EWMAREET JULY MEETING, 1618.
scanty, :tux 14.
Mr. WulLutonl Merlin, brat Mr. Blake's Dictitter, est. ,
eacb, A.F. 3oogs.—b to 4 agstlin.
Sweepstakes of logs. each, for Z.yr-elds, Gst. 91b. 4-yrs.aaldi
List. 11b. S-yrs-uld, Bst.lolb. use. and aged, use.
T.M.M. The winner to be sold for 30083. If demanded,
Mr. Payne names Rhoda, 5-yrs-old - - -
Mr. Goddard names Aquila, 4-yrs-old - - -
Sir C.: litmbuty's .-,.yr.•01d - -
Doke of Graton's Trictrac, 4-yrs-old - -
Mr. Wyndham's bay cult, by '1 eddy; .7.;-yrs-old
Mr. Lake did nut mime.

Five to I agstboda-3 to I apt Aquilo-15 to 8 apt
yndltam's bay colt.
Handicap Sweepstakes of lip. each, fbr S and 4-yr-olds. Ab..
Mr. Neale's Canvas, 4-yrs-old, Bst. 21b. - - -
Mr. Prince's inferior, 3-yrs-old, Tst. - - -
Mr. Wyndham's filly, by Election, 3-yrs-old, est. 101 b.
Major Wilson's colt., by Juniper, 4-yrs-old, Tu. 121 b.
Lord G. H. Cavendish s David, 4-yrs-os, Bat. 10lb. -
Seven to 4 agst Canvas-6 to 4 apt Inft.rior2 to I apt 1
Wyndlant's
Fifty Pounds, for 3-yr-olds, carrying Gst. 91b. 4-yr.oldsi
5-yr-olds, est. 816. 6.yr-olds, Bat. 12Ib. and aged, 9st. I).'
Mr. W. Chifney's bay colt Pendulum, 4-yrs-old - -
Lord Suffield's cliesnut horse Glow-worm, 6-yrs-old -
Mr. Wyndhant's bay horse Wanderer, aged - -
General Grosvenor s bay filly, by Ashton, 3-yrs-old -
Two to I agt Pendulum-7 to 4 apt Glow-worra-5
apt Wanderer.
.semeas
Poolt.ism.—Yeate, (in the phrase of the Ring,
showed at Belcher's, in Holborn, on Monday night,
and was the complete stare of the room. His bloom-
ill appearance is rather changed: Oliver arrived'
Town on the above day, and is also in a state of "
prove:nent froth Iris late dreadful combat. Bristol,
.ss *tits, inn the qui vive. since her recant suer
and three challenges have in consequence been gi,
to the London Ring: Cabbage to meet Scroggins,
£100; Sib Davis can be backed for £2OO, to'
either the nonpareil, Turner, or Scraggins ; and y,
George Nicholls, of 9st. 21b. will enter the lists
thici.&on, the conqueror cf West Country Dick, if
latter can be matched for £lOO. Sprang, it is
will be the nest customer for Neale—Spring.'
beating Painter being Itiohed as certain.

A Public Dinner took place on Monday sennit
at St. Nicholas, Thanes, to celebrate the election
W. P. Hosewooo, Esq. as one of the Representatis
for the County of Kent. A law body of
holders, friends to independence, in the neighbour.
hood, sat down to a handsome dinner; and the
lic spirit and liberality of the founder of the
'Thomas Giuovr, Esq, did not test here, as the
man was put in possession of die means whereby
might equally enjoy himself; and thus was the
spent by all classes with the utmost conviviality
good humour.
A Public Dinner took plate at Canterbury onl
day Inst, in celebration of the tritimph obtained
the friends of freedom and independence, in the
tion of Lord CLIFTON, as Representative for
City. Nearly two hundred and fifty persons
present. Mr. C CORGI: WooD, the Chairman of
Independent Club of Canterbury, piesided, and
meeting was honoured with,the presence of .
roirroo and his father (Earl DAtxt.ev), tnw,
TAYLOR, Esq. of Blfrons, the Hon, Mr. &mit,
ieveral other distinguished individuals. The roe:
was handsomely and most appropriately decor
for the occasion with the flags used during the '
by Lord ColexoN's party, which were
Telly displayed upon the walls encircled with wre,
of laurel, oak boughs, and flowers, presenth
most gratifying and pleasing effect.
Wednesday, a respectable company, consisting-,
about 100 friends of Sir Ttioxias ACLAND, and chieil
resident in Exeter, dined at the 0:d London Ind,'
that City. The dinner consisted of every detic-a
including a fine turtle, and the wines were exceirei:
The Mayon, who was in the Chair, introduced
health of Sir THOMAS ACLAND, and it was drank •
the greatest applause.
Friday the friends of Lord ERRINCTON, cnns
of freeholders and others, dined together at the
London Inn, Exeter, to celebrate the return ()file
ble Lord as one of the Representatives for the C
of Devon in Parliament. The Hon. Newroe FELT
in the Chair. The dinner was truly elegant, which,
together with the wines, &c. gave the greatest
faction, and reflects infinite credit on the exert!,
Mr. Clench, &c. Nearly 200 persons sat down;
never was exultation more genuine, every counte-
nance bespoke the joy of the heart. It was truly '-
feast of reason, and the flow of soul."

Friday, Mrs. COBBETT, with two daughters
son, arrived at Gravesend from New-York, '
ship Venus. Their first inquiry was as to the
of the Westminster Election.

A dreadful fire broke out at Indenburg, in Au,
on the-18th ult.which consumed, in an hour and r
103 hours, forming the whole town, exceptinl
church. Five individuals perished in the flames.
PARLIAMENTARY Palvit.EcE.—After the el-
of Mr. WYNTNE, as Member for Montgomery.
that Gentleman passed to each Lady in the
and saluted her with a kiss—observing that he
ed « the privilege of Parliament !"
Very sanguine expectations are entertained as
result of the Greenland fishery this year, and
counts have arrived a month earlier than usn,
Should the whalers obtain the success that is •
pated, oil will fall considerably in price.
Peas are harvested in some parts of the
Thant, and many fields of Oats are nearly
for the scythe ; the crops of each of these
are short, but the wheats throughout that island
had a more luxuriant appearance, and will be . _
for reaping in ten days or a fortnight, if the weather
continues dry.
The rain which fell on Saturday appears to have been
general throughout the country, as well as in and abot4
Metropolis: in Lincolnshire, litactinghamshire, and at Ipswich
and Liverpool, it continued for two days. The effect of
has been generally felt in almost all the Agricultural di,
The grain in all places looks remarkably strong and health)
there can now be no doubt of a most abundaust harvest.
CORN.EXCIIANOR, MARS-LANE, JULY 15.—.'
large arrivals of Foreign Wheat this week have
ed an extreme dulness an the Wheat trade, of
article very few sales were made to-day, although
offered. full Ss. per quarter lower than on Monday
Fine fresh Makin& Barley fully maintains Monday
prices ; but there is very little demand for any
descriptions. Beans, being scarce, are 21. per ql
dearer, as well as Peas ; but Oats were dull
a decline of Is. per quarte; in consequeue
magnitude of the supply.