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intwhimaktr JULY MEETTNCI; 1816:
MONDAY, JULY 8.
Mr. Payne's Any; en. beat Lord G. H. Cavendish% Galen-
lea, ftst. Bib. T.Y.C. 100gs.-2 to I on Onyx.
the First Yeat Of a Renewal of the July Stakes. a Subscription
of 50p. each, 30p. ft. fur 2-yr-old colts, fist. 611): and fiWes,
Ilst. 41b. T.Y.C.
Lord Stavrell's bay colt, MerrY-maker, by Dick Andrews 1,
Lord Stawell's chrsuut filly. by Dick Andrus*. - 2
114 r. Blake's hay colt, by Walton . • 3
Mr. Wyndhani's bay filly, by Gohanna
General 1.. Gower's bay filly, by Dick Andrew'
Duke of Rutland's colt, by Walton
Lord Grosvenor's bay filly Monsoon, by Earthquake
Mr. Rush's hay filly Cabinet, by Haphazard
Mr. Cr.ven's bay hdy, by Canopus
Duke of Grafton's ehesnut filly Coquette, by Dirk Andrews
Mr. Crock ford's cheinut filly, by Dick Andrews
Twelve paid forfeit.—The lik2ge placed lint three.
B to 1 apt Merry-maker-10 to 1 agst Mr. dlake's colt-
-sto 1 apt Mr. Wytulhanis filly-9 to I agst the Doke of Rut-
land's colt-3 to 1 apt Mr. Craven's ally-5 to 2 apt tLe Doke
of Grafton 's filly.
Mr. Thornhill's Sir Thomas, 85t. slb. beat Mr. Shalzespear's
Pointers, Set. i sl5. D.M. 500 g:: It. Cr.—; to 4 on Sir Thomas.
Duke of Grafton's Minnet, est. nil). be:.t Lord Jersey's E;:i;i-
tive, sit. 1 llb. D.M. I O'rgs.-3 to 1 on Minuet.
NEWCASTLE MEET; NG, 'FRIDAY, JUNE 23.
£5O for Maiden Horses, f. c. 3 year oldn'ett. 101 b. four Bst.
Heats, two :odes aril a prlrter.
Mr. Larnhton's c!:. colt Naivoieon, :! yrs oi,l, (1% Nieardson) I 1
Mr. Clarke's e. by Cr?.iCt 3 (,k! 2 2
Mr. N. 11. Hodgson's gr. c. Imnirer to .7.:her, 3 yrs old 3dr
Even betting on Napoleon ; 11 heat was won in a canter:
BATH RACES, SIG —WEJ.+NtSDAY, JULY 3.
A Sweepstakes of 58s each, with X.:O addi.al from the Racinz,
Fund, fur :,,,rszs that never won Li uo, at any one tinge before
the ti.iy of o.;mir a:ion ; 3 yr ol.ls, 7st. J.- ur Sot ;Po. flee fist ylb. I
six !+s; 211. and aced 10. t. Two wiles and a dist:nice.
fk4r..Torufs's Earinia, by runt, .1 yrs ,i;.l
Mr. :Moth's b m. Sweetheart, :)), Sir :saal, syrs Old 2
Mr. West's Lr c. Copreiicut, by Fyl.l.ner. 3 yrs old 3
Mr. Georges t. by Wit..!irraft, s yrs old 4
Si: C. Barriptyl.le, Mr. I).eltenwn, Mr. Strode, Mr.ramgrylde,
Mr. Mort mer, M. l'ar'-h, Mr. Horn.e, Lord Cork, and Mr.
B. l'iowse, are ;-tilisct Men, bra did not name.
A Sweepstakes of 5e eac!., it. ft. for 3yr old colts, Sit 31b. and
sst last mile and a halt.
Mr. Carey tarns, hi f. Pythooess walked over.
A d n Pi..te given by tie.: Members for the County, fur three
and tai:- year r. 1.14; '1 yr olds carrying Tst 7 lb. four, Bit i
1 wu-toile heats. Mares and Geldings allowed 31b.
Mr. Hafjenden's c. by staveley
Mr. George's gr f. kogerre, s yrs old
Mr. Day's cg. 4 y.-s oi.l
Mr.Lioton's Cht.reatra, 4 yrs old

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2 dr
3 host.
4 foll.

THURSDAY.
Thl!CloId Cup of ICOgs value, by suh,cripiron of legs each. Ten
4tbscribvrs, or no race. If more than In Suhicribrrs, the
surylls hi specie. Three yr °lda, Cct. tour five fist
six autlaged, hit 21b. The whiner of a K 1-I.ltv, Gold Cup,
or £'e63, in this year to carry Mb. extra ; a two, :lb. Three
nines.

Mr. Jones King of Diamonds, aged
Mr. Strode named (,; rcy Marilins, 5 yr. old
Mr. Dickenson named Cl.tafl,:t, 4 yr old
Mr. Lamson, jun. named Olfa's Dyke, aged
Mr. West's Coarie4 Surface, 6 yrs uld - 5
A £SU Plate for all ages, given by the Mcmhers for the City;
weights as usual. Heat., two mile; a distance.
Mr. nirgobarsini's Grey Marquis, 5 yrs old - 0 1 1
Mr. ''colt's Offs's Dyke, aged - 0 2 2
Mr. simith's b. in Swerthrart, 5 yrs old 3 3 3
A Handicap Plate of f..ZO fix a 3 ages. Two-mile heats.
Mr. God lard's Caitanet, 4 yrs old, usr. 1 1
Sir W. li,.Lerts's We;eotcy, 5 yrs n! I, Bst. ils. 4
Mr. Ca3cy%; Yell:r.v Slipper, 4 yr., al, 7.. 4.h. -
\lr. West's Connc.icot, 3 ys, old, (,:. els.
LUDLOW, WEIr..7E,T):\y, mix 3.
Piny rind.. I lees twice round.
Mr. Poster's lir. Su. David, 3 yrs ul.l, 6st. 3 I I
Mr. Vo;iglirwiclio 5. f. by Duct.q, S ;rs i;:r. Sib. 1 2 2
Mr. V. Corbet's b. c. Darin i, 4) rs old, 7.sz. 1911. 4 4 S
Mr. WilL'. f. Boarhuntress, 4y rs 7-t 'jib. 2 3dr
Fore. p.takes of logs each for ail ages. Four miles.
M-. Wili-1•6 b. h. King Charles, 5 yrs old, its:. 911'. 1
1.(4 a Clive, ironed ;irtirner, 5 yr. old, B,t. 91b. . 2
Chatiller'r h. in. cimeti of Diamonds, age.l, Bst. l Ilb. 3
;•;:r. Illo,.eley's 1 c. Arthur C'Eradley, 4 yr. old, Rot. 4
Mr. Tr 7,„ 6 yrs old, 11 ot. 11Th. beat Mr.
Blal,eway's ch. g, Longitude, 6 yro old, I lot. 111 b. Four miles.
TheLudford Stake; of I Og. each, Hears once round.
Mr. :41,esicer's b. c. Little Thomas. 4 yrs old, act 1 1
Ntinisey's Mortimer, 5 yrs old, ion Mb - 2 2
Sir T. Stanley's hr. g_ Charioteer, 4 yrs old, ist I ilb 4 3
Mr. Benson's h. h. by Sorcerer, 5 yrs old, Bst 10Ib 3 4
Mr. Ckariton's 'ch. h. Yana, 6 yrs old. fist • 5 dr
Mr. Charlton's Geraldine beat Mr. V. Corbet's ch. f. by Saar-
nagh, bolls 3 yrs old, Est each. Once round.
Fitly Puna& for all ages. Heats twice round.
Mr. Willis King Charles
Mr. Chandler's Queen of Diamonds •
:Sir G. P.got's Belgium, 5 yrs old.
The Cavalry Stakes. Two mile beats.
Mr. Taylor's gr. in. S yrs old, list 61b
Mr. ileppard's br. m. aged, asst -
EMMY RACES, Tutrasanr, Jena 27.
A Plate of 80gs. for all ages. Three Miles.
Mr. Dundas's bay horse Robin Adair, s.yrs old, 10st. 111 b. 1
Mr. Jones's bay horse King of Diamond., 6-yrs old, list. 31b. 2
6 to S on King of Diamonds,
Handicap Plate of le.lo. for all ages. Heats, the New Mile.
Mr. Dundas's b. c. Original, 4-yrs old, list. 1211. 1 1
Mr. Jones's ch. filly Fatima, 4-yrs old, Bst. 81b. • 9 9
Mr. Halienden's b. c. by Staveley, 4-yri old, Bst. - 4 3
Mr. Calley's ch. filly Yellow Slipper, 4-yrs old, 74t. 1 3 dr
Mr. Rawlinson's ch. g. by Whiskey, 5-yrs old, ist. 121 b:
(broke down) - dis.
Even betting Petween Yellow Slipper and Fatirna-6 to 4 agst
Original, and after the brat, 3 to 1 on Origin:l

EATox, the Blackheath Pedestrian, this morning
(35th day) completed his 830th mile.
ANDRUS, the Brighton Pedestrian, still continues
his task of attempting to walk 1,000 miles in twenty
successive days. He still appears confident of success,
and of recovering, by perseverance, the ground he
has lost. He is about 50 years of age, rather ut spare
habit, but of good muscular powers.

Saturday se'nnight, the Royal Company ofArchers
met in Hope Park, and there shot for the silver arrow,
given by the Good Town of Edinburgh ; which was
won by THomas DURHAM Want, Esq. of Boghead :
and same day, the silver bowl, given by the Royal
Company of Archers, was shot for, and won by the
same Gentleman.

Catcma.—The grand Cricket Match at Lord's
Ground, with the players whose names begin with
B. against England, was decided on Biturday, in
favour of England.

ItNOLAND.

. lit Inns
sd ditto

115 lit lam -
la ltd Ditto

170
251

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England won by nine wickets.—Bets 6 to 5 at
aiming in favour of England ; Allen even betting;
the odds afterwards increased against the B's.

Tuesday, as a Gentleman and his Lady and child,
in &gig, were coming down the Craw Road, towards
Campsie, the horse ran away, and the child was
thrown out of the gig and killed ; but the Lady and
Gentleman, although thrown out also, only received
some slight Waists.