The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-09 00:00:00

SPORTING IN ft:bLIGENCR.

EPSOM RACES, 'FRIDAY, JUNE S. 1821.

First Year of a renewal •f the Oaks Slakes of 40es melt,
h. ft. for 3-yr-old fillies, Sst. 41b.—Last mile sad a WIC—
• The owner of the second filly to receive 100gsoat of
tbs
stakes.—(43 Subscribers.) .• ; .1
Lord Darlington's h. f. Augusta (RoblaseB) s• • I
Me. lidav's f. ible (Beelle) .......... 111,
Mr. R. f. My Lad). by Comae (Citif"ey)
Peke of Urafton's f. Zenl (t'llf )
Mr. Crockford's b. f. by Itlbens out of arysels
- (Wheatley)
Mr. Anne's f. by Cri9in, out of Zoraida (S. .. • -•
Mr. Turner's br. f. by Walton. out of Fzirlng(Doeiray). 7
Seven started—The Judge placed 7.
Augusta tocek the lead at starting and Arts never headed.
Won by two lengthy. !Ma remained second *ll the way.—
There was no running made by any but Attsottn. MT Lady.
sad the brat never came withi• several lengths of %ugusta
sad lbla. My f.ady sttent;sted to come up when passed
Tottenham Corner, hltt failed completely.
IS to A agst Angnaut-3 to I agst My fiady-4 to I eget
libia-11 to I agst Pantoufle—loo to 5 and 6 agst TAM.—
Scarcely a bet was made in the Ring.
The least company ever knonn on the course.

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and Etnprvas arrived this day at own, in good
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previously married in Scotland. .
The Constitutional Association, it is reported, pre-
pared two Rills of indictment against Mr. Hone, cf
Ludgate-hill. They did not, however, prefer them; and
yesterday the London Wand Jury was dismissed.
Mr. ex-Sheriff Parkins, in company with ler.
Thackray, wAtetl upon the Lord Mayor yesterday,
according to appointment, and intimated to Isis Lord-
ship that since their application for warriwts an
the most active Members of the Bridge•strett Asso-
ciation, facts hail transpired which tended to establish
case of deeper complexion. They would therefore.
attend upon his Lordship at another ovortuni tv, tshro
they would he prepared with wit • to estaMista
PUS against individuals upon which they woold
fogad their application fur warrants. The parties left
the Mansion-house, we are ittforsued, in tit- tinder-
standing that they are to come up at the begiunirg ..f
the week.
Extract of a letter from Buenos Ayres. dated 21th
February. 1821, per the Wills.' We are at pet.-
sent very quiet, but there is a report that ILinsirei
intends paying as another visit. I hope that he will
stay away, for his presence only unhinges trade, by
disturbing confidence. Since L have been a resident
here, I never knew the place so hot ; the country
round as is completely burnt up for want of rain ;
you may therefore imagine in what a state our
quiutl
(farm) is. In my warehouse, where lam now writ-
ing, and which is the coolest part of my premises, tha
thermometer is at 90 ; bat to go into the yard is Ilk:,
going into an oven. Trade is brisk, and likely to re-
main so, provided the manufacturers of Manchester
and of Leeds, Birmingham, ice. &c. do not, as they
have too often dose, deluge as with goods. We wero
beginning to form great hors of our having a large
exportation of sheep's wool, both of coarse and very fine
qualities; hut a paper received lately has in this
respect touch damped our spirits, for we see that the
lauded iaterest of England are determined to protect.
es they call it, their WA WWI, by highly taxing
furtive wool. If England stints us in the taking
of our productions, how can we take your prodttc-
lions ? If we canuot sell to England, how can we
purchase of England? Commerce must be mutual to
last fur any length of time."
Among the numerous travellers who have visited
Italy since the restoration, no one has been admitted
so unreservedly to inspect the interior of its social and
political machinery, as Lady Morgan. The fidelity of
her delineations of France (most justly appreciated on
the Continent, where that country is the most
thoroughly known) have procured fur her an intimacy
and a confidence abroad, which have been rigidly
withheld from English travellers. It is therefore with
muds satisfaction that we notice the publication of a
work, containing the observations collected by Lady
Morgan during her two years absence from England.
GENERAL REDUCTION Or TAIES.-.-The necessity and
expediency of striking off a portion of the NATIONAL
DEBT is very ably argued in the Pamphleteer, No. 3G.
just published—by which it is proved that the injury to
the public Creditor will be very little felt. The subject
is expected to be hrotight under consideration during
this Session of Parliament. In the same No. are pub-
fished Bowles' Letters to Lord Byron ; B. Beaumont on
the Criminal Code; t'oruaro un Longevity ; with
several other entire pamphlets.
SEIECREII estom Smunotces.--On Thursday night
last the Newhaven Preventive Station picked up 63
tubs of spirits. The same evening the crew of the
Hound Revenue Cruiser picked up 28 tubs that bad
been abandoned by an Act-boat, which escaped after
a long chace.—About five o'clock on Sunday afternoon.
the tender to the Eagle Revenue Cruiser belonging
to Dover, captured at sea, about ten miles off New-
haven, a large tub boat, supposed to be heavily lades
with contraband goods. The smugglers made their
escape from the tender in a very long galley; but
having been observed from the shore, the Newhaven
Preventive and Tide Surveyors' boats gave ebace to
the smuggling galley, and captured her about one
mile front the land, off Rottingdean, with eleven Si.
on board, one of whom is stated to Lemon.; to Brighton.
The men; consisting of eight English and three
French, %sere put on hoard his Majesty's ship. Redpole.
ln Brighton Roa New
w and the boat delivered f the Ca.
ectur and Comptroller of the Customs alitves.
DISTREsSINO Fiat.—in consequence of the me-
lessness of an ostler. the stables of Mr. William Maly,
innkeeper,
.at Detnusore East. in this county...at *e
mouth of our harbour, took fire about 11 eclielt
elm
Monday night. The fire quickly commonicated. to
the dwelling house, and in a few b curs destroyed all
the buildings. the sto..k, the furniture, mad a very
valuable mare. The house bad been hut lately leatit
and the establishment founded by Mr. ehernyd a re-
spectable, industrious, upright and spirited mu. giros
the head of a family, consisting of a wife, II sitiOrgo.
and several dependants, is probably thus, is pose-
game of bang uninsprod, deprived of his princhtsi
means of advancement. The casnalty • has excited
deep and nuiversal sympathy.--(Wpfcriord .Drug.)