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London, England, 1816-10-07 00:00:00

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Afit *all trabuct,,api bath wett.tandJeaLlsit eat
' ter Owed Much superior iti weight Ind strength to
Oliverj and in every close =Engird'him terribly on
the ropes. Carter saw this advantage, and followed
it up, but he also had the best of the off-handed hit-
ting. It appeared immaterial to him,- left hand or
right, and the' blows of both told most effectually.
After the fifteenth round, Oliver had no !fiance, bu:
he proved his bottom completely, as he scorned to,
turtender while he knew where he stood., He was,
taken from the ring and put to bed with both eyes closed,
cut up in all directions, and insensible ; surgical aid
was procured, and he fainted several times under the
pressure of his sufferings, bet, we were informed at
Longtown, he afterwards revived and took some re-
freshment. Carter, though comparatively but little
injured, displayed sound bottom; he feels most from
the body blow received in the 10th round t he left
the ring in high spirits, and amidst the cheetings of
his friends. Many thousand pounds depended en the
issue of this battle, and the Londoners, who were
, very confident, are taken in largely. They had a
'lotion that Carter had no bottom in him, and could
only bit with his left hand ; the event has proved
both ideas to have been fallacious.

The battle was more distinguished for desperate,
straight-forward fighting, than for science, of which
very little was displayed after the tiro or three first
rounds. "rhe CArlisle people Live [rimy well lined
their pockets, and they might hare done so in a ten.,
told degree, if they had accepted the offers of the for-
ward Londoners : but they acted a prudent part.—
darter hirnsclf pockets about ISO guineas.

CARLISLE RACES, Tue,o.tir, oc MUER 1, 1816.
A Gold Cup of too Guinea/value, by Subscribers of logs each.
The Marquis of Queensberry's ch. h. King David,
&yrs old - - walked over.
His Majesty's Plate of 100 gs Four-mile heats. Four years old
to carry 7st. 7lb ; 5 yrs old Bst. 61b ; 6 yn old and aged test. i 21b.
Hon. T. 0. Powlett's b m Orphan, 4 yrs old - - 1 1
Mr Howarth's b. c. Defame, 4 yrs old - 2 dr
Lord Derby's bl: h. Rinaldo, 0 yrs old 3 dr
Marg. of Queensberry's oh. c. King David, 5 yrs old dr
WZDNISDAY. OCrOlilt Q.
ASO given by the Corporation of the City of Carlisie, for horses
of all ages, that never woo plate, match, or sweepstakes. Two-
mile heats—A Mahler; Plate.
Mr Lorndale's bl. by Sir Davit', 3 yrs old - 1 1
Mr Ingledew's b. f. Queen Coil, sister to King Coil, 3 yrs S S
Mr Walmaley's b. e. by Cawley, 3 yrs old - 2 3
Mr Ferguson'* ch. at 9 yrs old - 4 4
Mr Sittepsop's b. f. lady Abbess, 5 yrs old -
A.ter starting the b. f. the favourite—Even betting.
A Plate of .11141, gisfam by the Earl Of Carlisle, for three and four
years oil. Two mile beats. Three years old to carry 7st. 71bs.
4 years old Bst. 91b.
Mayas of Queensberry 's et. c. Harry Dawson . I 1
Mr. Houldswonh's King Cunt 4 yrs old - • 2 V
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he first brat was uncommonly well contested; the lair won
eisy. King Coil the favouri. eat starting.
OCTOBER S.
Fifty Pounds given by the Biembers of the City of Carlisle, for
all-ages. Two mile heats.
Mr. Howarth's b. c. Defame, 4 yrs old - - 3 1 1
Mr. John Seott's td. h. Viceroy, 0 yrs old 1 3 2
Mr. Jobbing's ch. f. $ yrs old - 4 4 3
Mr. Lonsdak's b. f. by Sir David, 9 yrs old - 2 2dr
A very good race. Viceroy the favourite at starting. Won
with difficulty.
A Plate of One Hundred Pounds, for all ages. Three mile heats.
'I hree years old to carry 6st 4 b. ; four years old, 7st. lulls ;
five years old, Bst. 61b ; six years old and aged, est. lulb.
Marquis of Qaeensherry's ch. c. Harry Dawson - 1 0
0. Powlett's br. to Orphan, 4 yrs old
Mr. John Scott's b. b. Viceroy dr
Mr. Hower( it.l b. c. Defama, 4 yrs old • - - dr
Lord Derby's bl h. Rinaldo, 6 yrs old . • dr
Orphan and Harry Dawson ran once round the course, btu in
consequeuce of foul rang the rider of the latter pulled up, and
the trick being Greatly proved, the plate was awarded to Harry
Dawson. Orphan was rude by Johnstone-16 and 6tol on Or-
phan at starting.
l'he weather during the greater part of the Races was wet and
uncomfortable huh* highest degree, width, oftiourse prevented
the attendance of hundreds. On the seemed day, scarcely any
Ladies, and very few equipages appeared on the Course. On
I ussday and Tnursday the company was more splendid and
much mote numerous.. Tbe spurt, en the whole, was of an in •
different character. The Lord Lieu:eaant, the Marqu I of
Queensberry, Lord Lowther, Sir Philip Musgrave, Bart. and
many of the principal Nobility and Gentry of this ami the neigh-
bouring Counties were present. The Ordinaries, Balls, and
Theatre, were well attended.
Foot•races end wrestling matches were blended wi:h the sports
of the neck. A formidable corps of pickpockets from the Me-
tropolis also attended the races and fight, but their harvest was
not abundant.— the good folks of Cumberland were toe far
North tor them.
NEWMARKET FIRST OC I'OBER MEETING, 1816.
SIIIDAT, OCTORZR 5.
• Sweepstakes of 95gs. each D. M.
I.d. G. H. Cavendish's Guldettleg.-7sL ulb.
Mr. Shaltespear's Pointers, ist. 3ffs.

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1). of Gnitton's Fugitiveand Id. Sufileld's Congress paid each
ings.—Flee to four ou Goldenleg.
. Sweepstakes of bogs. each. D. M.
IA. 0. H. Cavendiah's Bourbon, Int. 111 b.
Mr. IturnhUrs Sir 'lhomas, 7st. 61b.
Mr. Payne's Quintile, 7st. 71b.
D. of Grafton's Whisker, est. alb. - - a
'1 firer to I against Bourbon-7 to 4 apt. Sir Thomas-6 to 1
opt. Quinola—u to I apt. Whisker.
D. of Oration's Minuet, um :lb. beat Lord ?oley's Dunne,
M. lib. D. M. Stns.—Six to 4 agst. Minuet.
Ld. Foley's Scheberazade, eat. Illb. rec. trona Mr. Shakespear'a
Pollutes, Sat. alb. 'f . Y. C. tongs. •
The running fur the King's Plate over the B. C. excited 041
gener.l admiration of all present, being an uncommon and fasir
contested race. At starting, Tigris took :be lead, mating acme
play; on the Flat he wsa several lengths Ant, y 0 continued so
until near the Duke's litand, when the Haphazara horse came up
on the whip-band side : a very severi and true run contest muse,
bstweett him and Tigris, Anticlation waiting on tie left; who.
the moment Tigris was d.featrd, engaged with the Haphazard
horse, and won by half a length. Accustomed were !lavabos&
madness on several occasions the admirable skill of Chilli*,
the rider of Anticipation, on no race do we cv:r remetallor Mr
exerting boned to grater advantage.
GxAxu PRDICS raw. MATSU or 1500 MILTS or $4
Darras AT LOWICR TOUTING, Sugagy.-..21a nap—.
&toner, the Pedestrian,' on Saturday night at half'
past eight o'clock accomplished 45 miles, and s..an
after went to bed; be slept soundly until two o'clock
yesterday morning, when he rose and started off in
half an hour, accompanied by some of his friends,
and Mr. PRIVUDUZ. the Landlord at the Mitre ; they
accompanied him unfit breakfast, at eight o'clock.;
he had then performed IS miles; after resting lull
an hour, be set off again, and travelled on until 20
minutes past ten, when be completed six Miles
more; alter this he went- to bed, and fell into a
sound sleep until half an hour after twelve o'clock;
he then rose and started exactly at obe, quite fresh )
by two o'clock he accomplished four miles, and took
dinner, resting for 4() minutes, when he again set of
with his attendants. By this time the !posed was
lined so completely, tbat at some places be was with
difficulty enabled to proceeds aad though the crowd
was immense, they ail endeavoured to
.keep the road
•is clear as'possible, which at times enabled' Balm
.o proceed at (be rare got fotw eats an hest. 1 Tee
ards, the ineniag the Collllollrie betairne as'
tathat SI thattiobr ea two oe Aloe hestatiqes,. • .
apprigiukted to stop tin the road WAS dellteA pg.

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