The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-09-19 00:00:00

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LtICDSTER RACER. ISl3.—Weviesoar, Sere. r". ,
The Gold Cup of 100 es. 12 Sub'.
D. of ateland's colt, Scarborough, by Cutter.... walked over.
The Belvoir Stakes.—Subscribers of 5 guineas each. with 20
guineas added b) his Grace the Duke of Rutland. Siz Sub-
Willer,. .
Mr. Longdon'sli g Bog Trotter
Mr. Powell's eh f Needy 6 • 2 de.
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1 The Gentleman's Plate of 50!.
Mr. Whitehead's br g Young Sir Peter 1 2 I
Mr. Platell's hr g Thurlby. ,
Mr. Barber's b h Aslibud .. .•. •-•• ... Sdr
Mr. Simond's b m Gratitude........ • 3 g
Mr. Normand's Is g Highland Laddie......... ...... Ide •
This was well contested each beat.
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MATCH TO TOO/C.—The following is the result of this great
pedestrian undertaking by Mr. Irvine. to go from London to
York and bark. 39t miles. in five days ind eight hours. Suet,.
being five hours less then the same match undertaken by the
pedestrian Powell, In 171?2. It has been stated that he ar.nt
7rl miles the first day. Saturday. He started at two o'clock on
Sunday morning, and went ou leisurely until right o'clock.
having done 2 miles. Ile breasfasted at Cottertworth.4
After half an hour's rest, the pedestrian went on at the rate of
shoot four miles and a hat( each hour, until he rearhel New-
ark. where he halted an boor. It was about eight o'clock on
Rinday evening when he was at Rawtry.and he poised through
Doncaster at twelve. an I halted two hours at • private house
at Went-bridge. At ten o'clock on Monday evening, the thtrt
day, he was 30 miles on his journey back, having reached
York at tuid-day. At eleven o'clock on Monday night, the pe-
destrian had accomplished Stit miles. On thr fourth night he
had done SOS utiles ; and at ten o'clock ou Wedoesday night
he had 33 miles to perfor.n in the remaito:ng twelve hours. He
did his work regularly. an I fatigued at the rate of three mile,
an hour. and won the met.: with nearly half to hour to spare.
between seven and ight o'clock yesterday morning.---.—The
task is three miles bd twenty-five poles each hour, without
stoppages.

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Mysreetout M um:Kn.—Wednesday evening an inquisi-
tion was taken hefore,l. W. UN aux, Coroner, at the
King's Anus, Wilkes-street, Soitallields, on the body of
Laurence Rose, a custom-honre "Meer, who came by big
death under the f tlluhiog cir. nunstances —M r. James
Andrew Welch, a surgeon, residing in Shoreditch, attended
the deceased for the first time on the Roth ult on account
of a wound in his forehead. The deceased stated to hi*
that he hail b-en knocked clown end beaten by two French-
men in making a seizure of some French goods. The
wound was three inches long, ant the depth one-
fourth of an inch: On the third day erysipelas commenced,
which terminated in death. Ann (toss, the derealed•ti
mother-in-law, and John M.Farlane, confirmed the evi-
dence; and the Jory returned a verdict of—" Wilful Mur-
der against some person or persons unknown." A large
reward is 'to bevffered by the parish, in' order, if possible.
to bring to jtatioi the persons concerned in the murder.
HAZARD end cc hee.bot fot3Rirty.Years past esrperiene •tl
so nreat • demand for Ttckets' 1,4 Shares as in the present Lottery, which begins Near Titcas•Av.—HazAan and Co. at-
tribute their great sales to the present very low print; the
charge not being more than two-thirds of what it has beet 'be
many years past, and the novelty of the Scheme, wale* contains
M ore Prizes than Blanks, end Three of 20.000/. Two et 10,00 W.
&c. die. Tge first-drawn Prize, NEXT TOtioroAy .la Ae
HOWL ; and HAZARD and CO. respectfully rented the P,0144
- - - ' capitols wigs sold
Est:be/seem.