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London, England, 1827-10-19 00:00:00

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• POETRY._
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TM Lark Madam tha nywilemi quUw
And Hem's sward sosra swag,
And sweeter. she rises
Her notes through ether away !
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Her trembling wing, her melee* ewe;
Her solemn joyous airs,
Her revering tisk, pUtsir

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The errand that die Mary I
Also. die travels, aS alone
Sbe warbles nneonlinl:
so Piety mends the Throne,
So leaves the world behind!
Oh ! if as pure in heart could I
lifer morning Sight attend,
II join that hermit of the sky,
And never more descend !

sFOItiING INTI

'NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING.
Wzoismar Nanny.
• There were on the heath today, biz Excellency Prince Emu-
besty,the Duke and Duchess of Ricknooad, Duke of Rutland. Doke.'
of Dorset, Duke of Grafton, Marquisses and Marchionesses of
Exeter and Ta•istock. Earls—Verulam and Countess; Jersey
and Countess, Tankerville, and Countess, Sefton and Countess, Or.
ford, and Stradbroke. Lords—Wallscourt and Lady, Anson sad
Loin Clinton and Lady, Fitzroy, C. Somerset, the Ladles Fitzroy,
Maynesix, and a long list of other fashionable*.
We shosid not omit to include in the long list of visitors, Charles
'Mathews, who is here enjoying himself. We know not whether
be is on the Mok.out for characters, or merely come to enjoy a
little relaxation from his professional duties ; but it will be hard If,
as long ache is with us,we cannot (like the American in his trip)
love some fun.

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Many of his Majesty's hones are hen, and M. Define Radcliffe
boo entered soma of them for to-morrow and Friday, and with a
fair prospect of success.—The appointments for Friday are thro—
ne Prandergrst Stakes of 50 IDYL each, for two yr olds.
Mr. Prendergast's Kildare, by Mr. Pertifs r. by Waul--Har-
Regent. net's dam.
ihike of Grafton's c. by Skim— Mt. Thornhill's c. by Mail:l—
-DA. Quail.
Duke of Grafton's sister to Gos- Mr. 'Thornhill's f. by Blackloek
hawk.—Lunacy's dam.
Duke of Graftoo's Richmond— Mr. Wyndkam's Urgands.
Mona. Gener.l Grosvenor's blecenn,
Lord Exeter's Folly colt. by Waterloo.
Lord Eseter's 1. by Tramp— Mr. Dilly's f. by Rohm—Zs-
/3cm UAL
Lord Lowther's Scribe. Lord Wbarneliffe's f. by Comus

Lord Lowther's Medalist. —Octaviaaa.
Mr. Nowell's b. c. by Walton. Major Mailer's Stoughton Lase
Air. Greville's Elinor. Mr. Lumley's ch. c. by Walton
Mr. Rush's c. by Merlin. —Gray Nana.
)Ir. Payne's e. by Merlin— jar. Lumley's b. e.by Smolettskis
Donna Clare. —otivera.
The Froginore Stakes of 100 son. each, 60 R. D.I.
Duke of Grafton • Turconian. Lord Aoson's c. by Merlin, dam
Duke of Portland's Hostage by Scud.
Lord Jersey's Glenartney. Lord Caveadish's Erpagnolle c.
pad Orford's F. by Rainbow— Lord Exeter's Augusta colt.
'Miss Witch. Lord Jersey's Chrrabs.
Lord Orford's Protestant. Mr. Wyndham'. Grampus
General Grosvenor's Sparkler Mr. Noweli's L by Comas. •
Seionsi year of the renewal of the 5 sues. subscription.—Seven
Bobscribers.
NIMMA REIT, TUVRIOAT EVENIIIO.
Two new matches have been made for to-morrow—owe for 200
son. between Lord Exeter's Enamel, flit. 141 b. and Lord Jersey's
Dragon, 8,1. 21b. T.Y.C. and the other between the Duke of
Richmond's Staid., Oat. 81h. and Lord Exeter's Atigusta colt, Sat.
Ilb. T.Y.C. 100 nova.—The races today were thus—
Handicap Plate of £lOO. A.F.
Mr. Stonebewer's Goshawk, 4 yrs, Est. 11b.
Rh. Ration's ch. e. The Vicar, by Goodall, 4 yes, Ilst. Sib. fl
Mr. Sowerhy's Skiff, 0 yrs, tst.
Colonel Wilsou's lAsuplighter, 4 yrs, ost.
Lord Anson 's Sligo, 6 yr% list. 71b.
Mr. Forth's brother to St. Leger,s yrs, sat. 71b.
Doke of Richmond's Link Boy, 4 yrs, est. 51b.
Colawl Rasaell's eb. c. Upas, 4 yrs, 7st. I llb.
Betting-10 to I apt Goshawk; 10 to I apt Lamplighter . • and
Sto 4 apt Sligo. Two placed. Won by a length. Robinson rode
the winner.
This race was diiputed is consequence of Goshawk laving started
before the post, and the race, we believe, given to Mr. listion's
The Vicar.

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Match-200 sows. T. Y.C.
Lord Exeter's Redgawitlet, Bst. 21b. . 1
idr. Payne's Helenas, est. 71b. 2
. . .
Betting—Even on Bodpentlet. Won easy by three-quarters of
a length. Buckle rode the winnee.

Second Class of the Oadands. R.M.
3k. Payne's lieload, 4 yrs, tilt . . . Tsai. . I
Lord Orford's Protestant, 5 yrs, fist.. st. 121 b. I
.
• 'Lord Lowther's Nonsult, S yrs, 7st. Sib. . 5
Mr. Dante Radcliffe's Rachel, 4 yrs, 7sl. 111 b. . . 4
Lord Anson's Noureddin, 4 yrs, list. illb. 5
Lord Batter's 'Median, 4 yrs, 7st. 101 b. (bolted)
Betting—l to 4 apt Belzoni; and sto 1 apt Protestant. Won
by two lengths. Buckle rode the winner.
The following forfeits were divided between the wings of the
two classes—Lord Anson's Sligo, Mr. Forth's brother to St. Leger,
Mr. D. Radcliffe's Maria. Mr. Irby's Toss, Mr. Walker's Trans-
lation, Mr. Grey'Des Dandelion, and Lord &radbroke's blemiata.
Match-10
Mr. Irby's Tow, 7st. n 11).
Mr. Payne: Babel, Ost.lolb.
.

Match-100 goys. D.M.

Betting—i c to 8 apt Toso. Woo by ball' a length. Buckle rode
'the winner.

The Town Plate of £5O. T.M.M.
Mr. Bauon's b. f. Garnish, 3 yrs
• Sowerby'sbr. b. Lionel, Lincoln, 3 yrs
Lord Jersey's b. IL Ariel, 5 yrs.
• Forbes's gr. f. by Srrolensko, 3 yrs.
Doke of Grottoo's ch. c. Zoffani, 3 yrs.
Nr.loss's f. by Orville—Myrrymaid, 3 yrs.
Lord Barters Tirailleur, l yrs.
• Mr. Pettit's Latimer, 3 yrs.
Mr. Hunter's f. by Oreille—Canvass, 3 yrs.
All the above started., and only two placed. Betting-3 to
agst Garnish; and 5 to 1 agst &Mad. Connelly rode the winner.