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London, England, 1817-10-16 00:00:00

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NEWMARKET SECOND 00 rolitit *time, 1 17..

arecoltltaT, OClO3tit 15.
Mr. stonehewer's M rn NA, Mr: ShakevehircM6tlef, ala
11:b. each. U.I. gilt 4.-7 to 4 cio Mara:

The First Class Oatiands Stakes of sow. each; B.ht.
Mr. Shake pear names Wanderer.2.yrs old. itst. 71b. _
Lord Jersey's The S yrs-niii. 74..51b. -
Mr. Payne name! Mr. Oarrall's c by Bettail. 4-yts-old, 71". 71b. 2
Mr. Blake's Sir Richard, 4-yes of esti - 4
Lord F. Beotinek names Maislatero. S-yrt-frid, 6tt. 111 b.
Mr. Batson name' Coy. 5-yrs.eld. Set. - •
Five to 4on Wanderer-9 go 4 its The Oient.--4 to 1 ages:
& Richard.

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Mr. Stonetaiver'r Manfred, Pie. 41b. btu the Duke of Rik.
tand'a Rim's, D M. nOez3. h.ft.-6 00 4 oa Manfred.

Yesterday afteinnnn a fnotman in s Gantleman't
family, undertook for a eortaiderable wager to Nil
seven miles in forty•fire m;nutes on the New-road.
Mary-la.bonne, a mile out and a mile in. Although
he was literally a running footman all the time. he lod
his wager by a minute and a half.

The veteran Barn's/ started yesterday Morning at
five o'clock. and at half-past four o'clock he liad per.
formed 44 mil. s.

A female, of the north• of kither Crozier, has under.
taken to perform 10t 0 miles in twenty success!
days. She is to stArt within a week.
An undecided match at cricket was begun 14t4
week in Woburn Yak between twenty-two gentle.
men of Woburn and eleven of the Dunstable Clunw
After the d iy'; amusement, the whole N the players
were handiumely entertained at the Abbey. The
Duke and Duchess of BliDeonD were preaent on t •
ground most of the time.

The PORTUGUF-CE AMBISIADOR gave a grand En.
ertainment )eiterday t,) a numero rs party:of distiue•
ion, at his house in Snit+ Aniley.street.
Tile Marquis de MARIALVA has given.w.Giand
Cmcert at Vienna.for the benefit of the pear; Mk&
produced between four and five hundred polnids... '
Lord VALLsroaT arrived yesterday at his resident*
' in Davies street, Berkeley-square, from the Earl of
Sr. GERMANS' seat, Port -Eliot, Cornwall.
The Hnn. Mr. and Mrs. Lumen %Haim arrived
on 'Tuesday, a their father's (Lord Gwenia's) house,
Whitehall, from. Griessthorpe Castle, Lincolnshire.
The products of the Grand Musical -Festival at
Birmingham amounted to re 3,331. Its. 3d.; ticeeskl
ing the prnduce in 1814. by upwards of eleven kindred(
peausdrl making the produce of the Charity ceislkii.
rably greater than on any preceding.oecatitut. '
Daunt-Laan..--Miss' CAUPIICLI. appeared WV
night, for. the second time, .in the.eharacter bf deli.%
widow, and increased the good opinion which the
public jrad formed of her ahilities. She .hnsaor..•
rected 'some of the fault, wind' _bad been soittrail or4.{;
in her first performance, and displayed a degraoof
energy and feelipg.which Tito to Allakiaearwor apt
and drew tears. frenx the eyes Of ills: whole asatkitese„..N.
Her meeptimi w ,s 1;1! more enthusiastjn
mer, and the applause was not mere liberally. tlaan•-.
j.idicioqy be .to wad. Mr. IL Jeanne, wail
and energetic in Pierre; Mr. Rata, iti.lfifronanaLa..,
tur:ll and affecting ; and the elitist'. Playittett
most CORivlete satis:action.
It is.observable, when tbe.-Funds are on the ark •
Vance, the Lottery Offices= erasure • to be thriving
indeed, it isarery-natural, when a man's property '
creases, independently of himself, that he should eon.
eider himself lady, and then cry to What extent Dame
Fortune may be disposed to befriend bim. Certain it
is, there is at presente very brisk demand far Tickets
and Shares, particularly at Sivewnicistr's Offices, foe •
since he set the example of lowering the price, and of 4
addles: so the intrinik value of a Ticket, he has been a
great favourite with the Public, and h living sold 14
Lass 020,000 Prize, 'many think his Luck a ill coneii.
nue, and that wale vt the Six Prizes of it 20,000 in
the Lottery which begins 7th of ra.vs Mena, will also
be sold by asvawfuotir.