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BETTING, JULY 1816.
THE JULY STAKES AT NEWMARKET.
S to 3 apt General Dower's eh c. by Ruben,.
S to I ag.t D. of t.raftors's Dick Andrews..
6 tea 4 the two against the field.
THE GREAT S r. LEGER AT DONCASTER.
• aj to I apt Raviog.by Brown Bread.
8 to 1 apt I.uefer.
9 to I apt Vira.erkii.,
9 to 1 apt Mal,da„,.
20 to I apt Toni 'fit.
14 to 1 apt Duchess of Lieven.
THE NEWMARKET gr. LEGER,
2 to I agst Prince Leopold.
", 4 to I agst
7 to 4 Prince Leopold apt Milton.
DERBY, 1817. •
in to : agst D. of Grafton's Waterloo.
••3 ; to 1 agst Sir C. Bunbury's bl. c.
x to I apt ...'s two colts.
f. 5 to 1 agst .................'s br. colt.
t; to 1 agst any other favourite.
20 and CZ: to I apt any other.
ST AMFORD RACES, TatrisDAY, JUNS 27.
Fifty Pounds given 11. the Trustees of the Marquis of Exeter.
Three times round to a heat.
Sir Lumley's b. C. Leopold, by Ruben.
Central Grosvenor 's b. f. Reserve •
Mr. Griseivot.d•s cb. c. Capricorn •
Mr. Chaworth's b. nt. Miss Appleton, 5 yrs. old
Sweepstakes of 10gs. each, p. p.for all Ages.
Hon. G. Watson's Seagrave, 4 yrs old
Mr. Platers ch. c. Humphrey, 4 yrs. old
Lord iitzwilliam's ch. f. Pussey, 9 yrs. old. •
Mr. G.W. F. Hatton's hr. c. Basbaw, 4 yrs. old
Dr. Wlllis's ch. m Kite, by Coniac, S yrs. old.
Sir H. Nelthorpe's b. g. Everlasting, 4 yrs. old
Two Subscribers pal 1.
Sweepstakes of seigs. each for Hunters; 12st. each.
Marquis of Exeter's b. g. Woodpecker
Hon. H. C. Lowther's b. h.
Mr. BelLtrs' ch. f. by Selim
Mr. Frisby's hr. h. Ferry Man •
Lord T. Cecil's ch. g. Skyscraper
Mr. O'Brien's b. It. Adam
Three Subscribers paid.
A Match for 50gs. h. ft. between Mr. Platers eh. c. by Sellm,
and Mr. J. Faral's b. f. by Juniper, was walked over for by Mr.
Plate'.
NEWCASTLE, TUESDAY, JUNE 25.
The X' Y Z Stakes of 25gs each, for three yeai old colts, est.
91b.; fillies, est.—Two miles.—Mr. Riddell adds 30p. (Seven
Subscribes.)
Sir M. W. Ridley's b. c. Lucifer - • 1
Mr. Orde's cb. c. Hotspur • 2
Mr. Barrett's cheanut colt, by Cardinal York •
Mr. Baker's b. c by Orville 4
The King's Purse of 1000 for four year olds, 10st. 41b.; five,
list. 61b.—Four miles.
Sir M. W. Ridley's b. colt, Colleague, 4 yr. old • 1
Mr. Hetchin• on's br. c. by Itemembrancer, 4.yrs - 2
Mr. Loftus's gr. f. Arcot Lass, 4 yrs • •
Mr. S. King's bl. g. Medium, 4 yrs 4
Mr. N. B. Hotlgson's hr. c by Patroclus, 4 yrs 5
Mr. Catterson's b. 1. lass n: the Village, 4 yrs • 6
WEDSEkDAY, JUNE 26.
The Arcot Stakes of tangs each, for three year old colts, est. 31b.
fillies, fist.—Two miles.
The winnor of the Produce Stakes w carry 41b. extra. -
Mr. Lamb ' gr. c. Silent.. 1
Mr. iirandliog's chesnut 1.14, by Wizard - 2
Mr. Storey's ch. c. Arco: •
The Silver Cul,, value 6.r1;4, added to a So eepstakes of Sgs each,
for all age.; three yeur olds, 704.; tour, test. Jib.; tilt:: and
upwards, Bst. I o.b.—Mares and geldings owed Slb.—Hca:s,
two miks and a quarter.
Mr. Lanabtt.ti% chesnut colt, Leopold, S yrs old 5 1 1
Mr. FraLlt's b. c. S yrs old received flOgs 1 5 2
Mr. W. 0-le's hr. filly, by Orville, 4 yrs old 2 2 3
Mr. Hornsliy'• b. h. Surto.) or, 5) r 4 4 4
Mr. Grim-to:l's b. Elly, by Orville, 5 yrs old 3 3 dr
Mr. Bell's hr. c. Gainslsurough, 0 yrs old 6 6 dr
THUitsDAY, JUNE 27.
The Gold Cap, a Subscription of lOgs each ; three year olds,
Sist. 41b.; fiur, 714. 111 b.; five, est. 714.; six, and aged, ast.
101b.—Marra allowed Jib.-4
Mr: Baker's b. is. Luton, aged 1
Mr. Larnbtun 's br. c. Shepherd, 4 yrs old
Fifty Pounds for all ages ; three year olds, Est. 61b. ; four, est.;
five, Bu. Alb —Heats, two miles and a quarter.
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Mr. Lambton's grey colt, silanus, 3 yrs old - 4 1 1
Mr. Grimston's br 1. by Orville, s yrs old - 1 3 4
Mr. S. Kinz's bl. g. Medium, 4 yrs old - 2 2 2
Mr. N.B. Hodpuo's br. c. 3 )r, old - - 3 4 3
TBNBURY RACE:;, JUNE 19.
A Maiden Plate of .k.' SO.

Mr. Painter's b. g. Aqualate, 4 yrs old - 4 1 1
Mr. Wills' hr. m. Boarhuntress - - 1 3 2
Mr. Terrett's hr. m. S yrs old - - 5 2 3
Mr. Lacy's b. c. 3 yrs old - .. 2 4 dr
Mr. Faulkner's b. cby Poltomson - $ sdr
On "1 hursday, the Noblemen and Centlemen's Plate of £SO,
was won as two lit .i:i. by Mr. E. L. °oarlton's b. h. Pompey.
beating Mr. Lawnon's L. ii. Armig.:r, Sir W. W. Wytio's b. g.
and Mr. Portman's Lady Byron.

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The Hunters' Sweepstakes of sgs. each, tea subscribers, three
Stiles, were won at three heats by Mr. Vevers's ch. g. Calla-
. ghan O'brall,aglian, beating Mr. Wheeler's br. m. Unexpected,
and Mr. Phelps. b. g. by Hickwell. The Srbt was a dead heat
between bir Callaghan and Unexpected, and the rac.e altogether,
excited much interest. There was a large attendance of company

FASHIONS FOR JULY.

Orme DRES3..—.I hie glees is composed of white lace, and is
worn over a rich soft white satin slip. The skirt is trimmed, in
a stile of reedier elegance, with lace, festooned at regular dis-
tances; the festoon" are eu!ged by a plain band of byas satin, and
intslied by pearl ornaments, of a very novel and pretty shape.—
'ft.e body, composed also of lace, is cut byas, and is richly time-
merited rotund the bosom with pointed lace. Plain lung sleeve,
very full, except towards the wrist, which is nearly tight to the
arm, and el, gently finished with-lace. The hair, which is Grua-.
merited oily with a wreath of French roses, is parted in front,
and simply dressed in loose curls, which fall very low on eac-
side. The bind hair forms a tuft at the back of the head. Neck.
lace, ear-rings, and bracelets of pearl. White satin slippers, and
white kid gloves. A blush-coloured French silk scarf is thrown
carelessly over the shoulders.
Molt r4IN o DR ass.---‘1 round dress, composed of jaconot must
fitti.hed round the bottom of the skirt by a deep flounce of
rich work scolloped at the edge, and a heading to ccrrepsond. The
body has a slight tullness behind. The form of the front is ex-,
tremely nose) and pretty. Plain long sleeve, finished at the wrist
by a pink band and bow. The corneae worn with this dress is
of the mob kind, and by muclf the most becoming we have ever
seen; it Is composed of white lace, and tastefully ornamented
with roses. Pins kid slippers and white kid gloves. This dress is
much approved by belles of taste for its elegant simplicity: its
form and materials are certainly strictly appropriate to morning
costume.—Frogs Ackermann', Romany.
BEIII3II WALKING MEWL—Round dress of fine French cam-
bric; vented Spenser of white satin and spring green; con.
re to of fine lace under a white satin bat, surmounted with three
sure' h ostrich leathers of a.corresperseent colour to the spencer.
• I,..rasid of blush co:our, with boots of green kid and Limerick
tglove•.
PARISIAN H.lTs.—Of Parisian straw bats, some have coloured
silk crowns, some tied a-la-Marmette, with silk or lace half-
handkerchiefs or with ribband; all ornamented with. flowers
farmed of Indian corn and chicery, lilac intermingled with roses,
a full wreath of roses er vine leaves mingled with sprigs of
maiden hair. The capote, or morning bonnet, made of Sue clear
muslin, ornamented with rich embroidery, fine lace, and white
ribband.
, GENERAL ORIERTATIONS.—AnvIngst the novelties for head-
dresses is the Princess Mary cap for half-dress, made of blond or
flue lace, encircled by a chaplet of blue eonvolvuluss. Cornettes,
Unties, and turbans, have experivoced but little change since last
month. Pearls are the favourite ornaments in jewellery. &tuts
for the promenade to answer the colour of the pelisse, habit, dress,
or spencer, are now again very general—they art made to lace at
the side. Tae favourite colours are peach blossom, spring green,
and etherial blue.—Fran► "I.s Belk Arsailda."