The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-10-17 00:00:00

IRTINGIAVALLIGRAGE.
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NEWMARKET. Iltvitsoky,OrrosElt 16, 1821. •
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eon tided of a Suleserlytien, of Ars smelt. for 4 yr oldsolts,
Ad. lOtb. and Mlles. Sat. 711 a. D. I. Bona fide the.pro
petty of Subscribers.
Lord Egremont's b. c. Robin Hood, (W. Armsl.l) • - • • I
Sir J. Shatley's b. e. tvaaboo -•
H. R. H. the Duke of York's ch. c. Oracle - , . P.!
Lord Jersey's b. g. Sporus - -
2 to I agst Robin Hood—Won by a length.
Fifty Pounds for 2 yr old tolls. carrying Bst; 41b. and fillies
dst.9lb. T. Y. C.
Mr. Greville's cb. L sister to Plumper, by Election, ,
(T. Goodison) - - -
Mr. Wyndintm's b. f. by Whalebone, dam by Canopus • 2
Mr. Udny's ch. f. by. Beulah out of Mite - .
Mr. t roeitford's b. c. by Selim. out of Young Chryseig
Mejnr Wilson's ch. f. by Juniper, dim by Trusupstor
Mr. Nea:e's b. f. by Rubens. out of Spitfire
Mr. Goddard's b. f. by Mansion, out of Wymplsina
Mr. Smith's ch. f. by Blucher, out of Mockbird
Mr. Hunter's b. c. by haphazard, out of Pea-blossom
Duke of Rutland's U. c. ley Sir Paul, out of Streanslet
The Judge placed hut 3.
Ito 1 scat eh. f. sister to Plumper-7 to 4 agst b. f. by'
Whalebone-8 to 1 agst ch. 1. by nelito-6 to 1 apt. Ist
by Rabens.—Won by half a length.
A Gold Cup of flOgs value by a Subscription of 15gs ageb,
for horses of all ages. A ts. M. • •
Lore Maynard's a. by Penises, out of Gin, 3 yrs
7st. lib. (Lad) -
Mr. Batson's Freak. 3 yrs old, 7st. - -
Mr. Udny's Banned& b yrs old, 9st. -
Mr. Fox's Pacha. b yrs old, Sat. 71b•
Mr. Bouverie's Paralus. 4 yrs old, 7st. 111 b.
Mr. James's Fleur-do-Lis, 3 yis old, 7st. Slbs
Lord Clareudon's Mirandola. 4 yrs old, 7st. 81b.
Mr. Neale's c. by Pericles. out of Circe. 3 yrs old. 7st lib.
Duke of Ratland's f. by Waxy, out of Pbtaytrumpet ',yrs
old, 7st.
* J. Shelley's Phldias. 3 yrs old, est. 1111.
The Judge placed hut 3.
41!& I agst c. by Partisan-6 to 1 apt Fit u•-de-Lis—•b to
T.) oust Altraudola.—Won by half a loogth.
Ilk. Fox's Paint-brush. Sat. M. beat Mr. Daisy's Pantegle.
70. I Ilb. D. M. h. ft.-2 to 1 agst Pa:so-brush. —Won by
a length.
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At Tavistock fair, a yoting.wootan, named Monroe,
one of those ladies not much celebrated for virtue, pinked
the pockets of a conntrytuan of 631. and was broughe
Exeter for trial at the present Session.
On Monday se'nuight, an inquest was held it
month Dock, on the body of John
,Williams, a smiler
belonging to his Majeity's ship Tartar, who weed:lasted
under the following circurustauc. s The deceased too
applied to the connnaniling officer to obtain leave for
himself and others to go on shore, which being refused,
he communicated to his comrades his intention of swim•
:wing to the beach, and procuring a boat to take them
,Mkt of the ship; he accordingly leaped overboard, and
bed only proceeded a little way, when he sunk to rise us
usore.—Verdict, " Accidentally drowned."
On Saturday, the. Mailain Iniiamen, of 1315 toes.
was !twitched from thii yard of Messrs. Brindley,
Fritulsbnry, near Rochester, on which occasion a
meruus assemblage of peopk 11oed the shores and
crowned the adjacent bills ; the Medway, between no.
ehesterskriage and the Dock-yard was covered will.
boats, and the Eagle Ratusgate steam-packet, with the
rband of the Royai Marines on board, added to a scene.
the beauty of which was considerably heightened by
p remarkably fine day. The Ceremony of christening;
41se ship was peeformed by a Lady wives@ nauseate now
bears. At the moment when the dog shores were be-
ing lin 'eked away, and all eyes were directed to the
magnificent spectacle about to take place, a most die.
tressing accident occurred, which caused a ilte.p sec-
sation among the assembled multitude. As Mr. Cobh,
currier at.d leather-cutter, of Strood, was in the act
of quitting the ship, and at the instant when be wa4
stepping to the ladder, it was withdrawn, and he tea,
precipitated from a height of 40 feet into the slip,
striking the ribband shore in Lis fal'. Medical assist;
mice was immediately afforded, but the injuries the
unfortunate man hail received precluded all hopes ut
saving his life. When he was placed in a boat to Le
conveyed home, be described the pain as more than
he could bear, and be died the moment be was placed
on his bed. He has left a large family to lament his
loss. The vessel went off earlier than had been anti,
cipated, and to this cause the accident may iu some
measure be attributed. The pressure of the vessel
against the shores was so great, that they were er-
dered to be knocked away whilst eleven of the blocks
remained entire. Immediately after the launch, the
Macquin was taken in tow by the steam-packet, which,.
atzeided fur the purpose of taking her to Northfleet,
where she will be equipped for tea.--(Rochester Getz.)
AN hlsti WAY OP PAYING A LANDLORD.--OD Mon-
day se'nnigbt, three men went into a spirit-cellar in
the Bridgegate, Glasgow, and got two half-mutchkins
of whiskey. When they called the landlord to get
his reckoning, they tendered 4d. in payment of the
whole. This was of course refused—the fellows said
they would soon pay Cie balance, and the whole three
seized the landlord by the collar, struck him, and
threw him down a short stair, by which he was so
much hurt and bruised, that he has since keen unable
for business. They were all secured, and have since
been committed to prison.
es, Om ls.—Last Tuesday our town was in
a manner glutted with herrings, a circumstance of
but rare occurrence at the commencement of a season.
They were brought by sea from Eastbourne, and one
boat which arrived in the evening, laden with firs
thousand fine fresh fish, retailed them out at 2.1 fw
a shilling, and many in consequence found their way
to the tables of the poor, at which, thus early, they
must have been considered a delicacy. At Eastbourn,,
on Tuesday morning, herriage were sold at 3s. the
linadred.
The average Prices of Corn for the week ending Or-
tither 6, being the first of the six weeks proceeding the
15th November, are now made public. The average.
price of Wheat is quoted at a decline of fungi*. Prom
70s. 7d. it had fallen to 645. 7d. for the week ending on
the 6th instant; and by the subsequent acconsts front
Mark-lane, it appears, that owing to the continuance of
an abundant supply down to Monday morning, the 'ivied.;
of the corn dealers had undergone such a change feo:a
their fnrm'r eagerness to purchase, as to produce a still
farther reduction in old wheat of as. per quarter; in new •
wheat of 3s. to 4s. ; in old Barley of 2s. : and in new of
49. to be.
Coax EXCIIAN43I4 OCT. 17.—We bad a good supply of
Wheat fresh in this morning from Suffolk, Ss a very large
quantity of Monday's arrivals remained on band, for
which there was but little demand, aid only the finest
pulled samples could be disposed of at Monday's prices
all ether descriptions were nominal.—The arrivals of
Barley were very considerable to day from Suffolk, and
having but few buyers the sales vere heavy &tan abate-
meet of2s. per quarter.—Beans, Peas, sod Qats are du;l
isle at Monday's prices, the supply of each leeingou4
larger than the immediate demand can take off. ,
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