The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12 00:00:00

h, Dublin
h,

7th, LialiMCOillg
Ist Dragoons, Manchester
2d, Birmingham

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3d Light Dragoons, Bengal
Maidstone
4th Light Dragoons, Inswicl
6th Light Dragoons, York
7th Hussars, Piershill
Bth Hussars, Nottingham
9th Lane., Bengal; Maidst
10th Hussars, Bombay ;
Maidstone

11th Hussars, Dublin
12th Lancers, Cape of Gooc
Hope ; Maidstone
13th Lt Dragoons, Hounslow
14th Lt Dragoons, Bengal
Maidstone
15th Hussars, Madras ;
Maidstone

Dundalk
17th Lancers, Brighton

16th Lancers,

er Guard

Ist bat, vv eilino'tonßarrack
2d bat, St
George's Barrack

3d bat
Coldstream Guards-
-Ist bat, Portman-street
2d bat, The Tower 73d, Cape of G Hope; Bristol
Scots Fusileer Guards- 74th, Cape of Good Hope ;
Ist bat, St. John's Wood Charles Fort
2d bat, Chichester 75th, Bengal ; Chatham
Ist Foot, Ist bat, P'smouth 76th, Malta ; Chatham
2d bat, Cork 77th, Weedou
2d, C G Hope ; Kinsale 78th, Bombay ; Chatham
3d, Malta ; Castlebar 79th, Edinburgh
4th, Bury 80th, Burmah ; Chatham
sth, Mauritius ; Chatham 81st, Dublin
6th, C G Hope ; Canterbury 82d, Manchester
7th, Plymouth 83d, Bombay ; Chatham
Bth, Bombay ; Chatham 84th, Madras ; Chatham
9th, Galway 85th, Portsmouth
10th, Bengal; Chatham 86th, Bombay; Chatham
Ilth, N S Wales; Hythe 87th,.Bengal ; Chatham
12th, Ist bat, Newry 88th, Isle of Wight
„ Res. bat, C G Hope 89th, Templemore
13th, Gibraltar; Jersey 90th, Dublin
14th, Limerick 91st, Ist bat, Enniskillen
15th, Ceylon; Mullingar „ 2d bat, Cape G. Hope
16th, Jamaica; Birr 92d, Corfu; Naas
17th, Dublin 93d, Portsmouth
18th, Burmah; Chatham 94th, Madras; Chatham
19th, Winchester 95th, Chatham
20th, Canada ; Chatham 96th, Bengal ; Chatham
21st, Hull 97th, St. John's, N.S. ;
22d, Bengal ; Chatham Chatham
23d, let bat, Chester 98th, Bengal ; Chatham
~ 2d bat, Canada 99th, V. D. Land ; Chatham
24th, Bengal ; Chatham Rifle Brigade, Ist bat, Cape
25th, Madras; Chatham of Good Hope; Walmer
26th, Gib'ltar; Isle of Wight „ 2nd bat, Canterbury
27th, Dublin COLONIAL CORPS.
28th, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Ist West India Regiment,
29th, Bengal; Chatham Jamaica; Chatham
30th, Corfu ; Dover 2d, Demerara ; Chatham
31st, Fermoy 3d, Jamaica; Chatham
32d, Bengal; Chatham Ceylon Rifle Regt, Ceylon
33d, Glasgow Cape Mounted Rifles, C G H
34th, Barbadoes; Aberdeen Royal Canadian Rifle Regt,
35th, Devonport Canada
36th, Trinidad : Pembroke St Helena Regt, St Helena
37th, Ceylon, Chatham Royal N'foundland Veteran
38th, Gosport Companies, N'foundland
39th, Clonmel Royal MaltaFencibles,Malta
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

THE (

ISAREWITCH STAKES

To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD,

SlR,—Almost the last great race of the season of 1852
dawns upon u',—the Cesartewitch, with 62 acceptances.
Knight of the Shire holds the premiership ; Ariosto,
Cariboo, and Frantic compose the lot. Ariosto is the
best of them. The Knight's position is solely attribu-
table to a private trial, rather favourable, I believe ; but
I am afraid he is an impostor. Lady Evelyn, in giving
Ariosto 3 lbs., has, I think, the best of it at 6 years ; and
is a certain starter, and, in my •opinion, leader of the lot.
Chief Baron Nicholson and Joe Miller are on equal terms ;
the latter is the best. The only thing in Isaac Day's lot
is Waterfall and Snowstorm ; the latter turned loose, and
kept expressly for this event, will be found at the end of
the race. J. Scott's only one with any attraction is La
Gazza Ladra. A half-bred, and a six-year-old, with sst.
12lbs. on, is dangerous to stand agamst, especially in

ands. Remember Carouch, h. b., 4 yrs. 7st.,
Taft last year, 6 yrs., 6st. Alonzo, Candle-
wick, and Lady Amyott, era Wadlow's lot. Her lady-
e beat Kiteilyer and Candlewick
nd worth investing a million.
and Lerrywhent will

Scott's
and Mr

ship for my money ; 911
in her trial by lengths,
Dawson has seven in.

able ; the former was out at Edinburgh
beat by Miss Ann. Who can
? " 'Tis dangerous ground to
Bird-on-the-Wing is a danger-

represent the
races last week, and got
tell what Dawsor

stand upon or aga

ous animal.

dek is a few pounds too
I hold first-rate. From Le
distance is two or three furlongs
he is fairly handicapped, and the stable
3erits to an ounce. If he can get the dis-

The only drawb

much to carry

perform-ances. t

too long for him ,
can test MT
tance his chance is not

chard Primmer

.ter Cup, when
ecovered keep him on the right
le same stable with the

was knocked over and much cut in the C

forward in

ido of yo

:s in ti

1 Black D

or. Indian

come with

roomer

1 II
however, Faugh-a-Ball

the la

ee yrs. old, 7st. 51b. is a steadier ;
_gh did the trick at Bst. 41b., and
e Baron, same age,_7st. 91b. Other good things are in
Charming, bottled up, comes
,a 1, Mrs. Taft to wit ; but th.

on better terms
from a dangerous

of repeu

se this year. To sum up, I expe
•een Bird-on-the-Wing, Lady E

Snowstorm, Ariosto,
and Lady Amyott.
and leave Bird-on-

dian Warrior, La Gaiz

a Ladra,

T I" will again reduce

Snowstorm,

and L

kroyott, to catch the ju

eye first, second, and third

igiied t 6 them

The R

yal Stak

will be won by

e Clear

well Stakes by Sittingbourne i the Bedford Stake:, 6

ceived advice and medicine at
week—North, 255; South, 271; total, 526
at their own houses, and supplied with rn
South, 78; total, 248.

e institution au
Nev c

ses visit&

INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 66 and 68, SOHO-
STREET.—(WeekIy Report, Oct. 7.)—On the books, boys 65,
girls 40; average daily attendance, boys 58, girls 30; sick list,
boys 1, girls 2 ; obtained situations, boys 1, girls 0.

BANKRUPTS

Tuesday, October 5, 1852.
builders

John and William August, Norwic ,
Joseph Morewood, Fludver-street, Westminster,and Basford-
terrace, Liverpool-road, Islington, merchant.
James Marlow, Walsall, Staffordshire, ironfounder.
John Guest, Burslem, Staffordshire, victualler.
John Brindley Boon, Burslem, Staffordshire, woollen draper.
George Rowell, jun., Carlisle, painter.
DIVIDENDS.—Oct. 27, J. Tomkinson, Liverpool, and Run-
corn, Cheshire, stonemason.—Oct. 27, S. W. Anthony, Liver-
pool, shipowner.—Oct. 27, J. Deane, Liverpool, chytnist.—Oct.
6. W. and J. Todd, Liverpool, provision merchants.
26, P. Hayes, Widnes, Lancashire, oil

CERTIFICATE

manufacturer

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—J. and T, Mills, Saddleworth,
Yorkshire, and Crompton, Lancashire, coal miners.—J. Clegg,
F. 8., W., and R. Whitaker, Crompton, Lancashire, cotton
spinners.—Bromley and Wearing, Liverpool, chymists.