The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-08 00:00:00

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Mr. liaison's e. by Hadley. out Ohm* .
Mr. Someone's e. Tressiliaa
Mr... Dunittombe's to, e. by Sells, out of Illpswell Lass
Mr. Calley's e. The Getman ••••••
Mr. Wlison's e. by %notes**. oct of Cowslip
Duke of Rutiand's eh. f. by Waxy. out of Pennytnumpet
Fourteen started The Judp only plaeed 3.
Reginald conk the Iced and kept it tUI within a distance
from home, when Onstavus passed him, and won cleverly.—
Two or three endeavonred to sake play when they had
passed the hill. bet with the ezeeptlon of this there was no
severe running. The two first were completely clear of the
other horses s t the ending post.
IS to 9 apt Gustavus-4 tot agat Reginald-4 to I and
9 tot apt Joek-7 to I agst Tressillan-10 to I apt e. out
of Jesse—loft to 3 agst orth-Wester, out of Chars—ltit
to 3 agst c. out of Sister to Chiptenhans—lOto to 3 apt The
Heiman—MO tot agst r. out ofTruth's d.
The Dunkin Stakes of logs. each. with tOp. added from
the Rorke Fetsett—Osse mile; 3 yrs. 7ss.; four.
Set. Sib.; five, lilt. 91/o. ; six sal aged, 9at. 31b.—Mates
and geldings allowed 3tb.
Mr. Dock wray's Slim. 6-s rs old
Mr. Goddard's b. f. by Haphazard. 3-yrs old
Mr. Smith's b. f. by Soothsayer. 4-yrs old
Very little bett,ne.
A Sweepstakes for maiden horses only of Mom each. with
901/ 4. added from the Racing Fund ; one mile • 3-yrs old.
7.t. ; four, tin. Itab. ; five, 9st. Yib ; six and aged, 9At.
Al b.
Mr. G. Gor-'s b. f. Pastors. 4-yrs old
Mr. Rogers' b. h. Denmark. 4-yrs old
Mr. Maplesden's gr. g. Oliver. 3-yrs old
Mr. Pickiord's Caricature. 4 yrs old
More people supposed at Epsom than was ever seen
there before.

*.• TIM Eir,CP4O. a SZCOND EDITION of Tilt ST‘TEI-
- Wi3 be publi.died at Flu. o'ClocL, rontaining a
lull and correct aceount of the Oaks Ram with tilr betting
thereon, ite. The Intelligence will be received by an Ex-

His Majesty has signified la;s intention of honouring
the Duke of Devonshire with his company to dinner on
Thursday next, at Devonshire-house.
His Majesty will give a juvenile ball on Wednesday
next at his Palace. pall.mall, to which a great number
of the Nobility are invited.
Yesterday Viscount SiJmouth hid an audience of
the King, it his Palace in Pall-mall.
Her Majesty went to Epsom races on Wednesday and
yesterday. Yesterday the Queen arrived on the ground
before one o'clock, in a carriage and four. Her Ma-
jesty took her station on the rise of the hill during the
Derby race. Her Majesty will go in state to-morrow.
from ber house in South Anelley-street,at three o'clock,
to dine with the Lord Mayor ; and several distinguish-
ed persons who are invited to meet her Majesty, will
attend at the Queen's house at the same hour, and etc-
compete,' her Majesty to the Mansion-horse.
Lord Hood, by romutaul of her Majesty, has issued
grilse( invitation for a party on Wednesday seat, .s
eambeldge-house.
Yesterday morning the Duke and Duchess of Cla-
remore, accompanied by the Duchess of Keut and the
Princess Augusta left town about tea o'clock, for
Epsom Races.
CNARITT Cumonan.—Yeeterday the Charity Chil-1
dren, male and female, amounting to near 9,000 ethe-
eased by voluntary subscription in the different Parish
Schools in the Metropolis and the environs, proceeded
according to annual custom to St. Paul's Cathedral,
to hear Divine Service. The Lord Mayor, accom-
panied by several Aldermen, Sheriffs, &e. arrived in
state. The neat and clean appearance of the children
produced a highly pleasing effect. An excellent
sermon was preached by the Bishop of Gloucester,
" Te Deam, Jubilate Deo, the Coronation Anthem,
Handel's Grand Chorus, Hallelujah, for the Lord God,
&c." were sung by the Gentlemen of the Choir, who
also cbaanted the 13alties, the children joining in the
chorusses. After service they returned to their re-
spective schools.
&ACTION CP • C /AIMoN COUNCILMAN FUR TVS
WARD or ALDRIIII•TR.--.LAST Day.—The polling I
yesterday, though it continued only an hour, was car-
ried on with great spirit. The numbers at the final ,
chew of the pool were—For Mr. Walton, 124—Mr. ,
Diggens, 114—Majority for Mr. Walton, 10. Mr.
Alderman Cox declared Mr. Walton, amidst loud
cheers, to be duly elected. Mr. Walton moved the !
thanks of the Wardinote to their worthy Alderman,
fbr the gentlemanly mauler in which he had conducted
the business of the election. Mr. Diggens seconded "
the motion, which was carried unanimously; wheal
Alderman Cox returned thank. in an ap, ropriate
speech, and the Wardmote separated.
M. the Count Lavalette arrived in Paris on Saturday,
the 2d instant. He proceeded with the most eager
anxiety to see his Lady, .who is in the Health Kota-
blishmeat of Dr. Woad, at Cleaillot, where the most
assiduous attention has long been paid to her.
The Marquess of Donegal's carriage broke down
last night, opposite the statute, at Charing Cross,
in conveying Mr. Chichester to the House of Com-
mons, between twelve and one o'clock. The lion.
Gentleman happily escaped unhurt.
Thomas Wilson, Esq. banker, of Preston, in .Lan-
cashire, returning on horseback from visiting an estate
he possessed in Vyersdale, last week, was seised with
an apoplectic fit on the road, and died soon after.
The population of the city of Gloucester, according
to the returns made last week, amounted to 9,771
souls; in 1611, it amounted to 6,181; the increase,
in ten years, having been 1,530.
The Report of the .Select Committee of the House
of Commons has been printed. Among a great pant-
her of other suggestion., it recommenas that the prac-
tice of passing vagrants to their places of settlement
be suspended for one year from St ptemher next.
A new specimen of 2s. 6d., Is., and 6d. base coin,
has been thrown off by the fabricators in Diminis-
hes. They are admirably executed. The fault for
noticed of a want of proper relief to the lion
in the right quarter, as well as in the word " Doi,"
has been obviated. They even ring well ; and,
with the exception of his Majesty's head being un-
like, they can with difficulty be detected.—About
$l. of this coin were found in a house in WWl',
ea Weilseeday night.—(olss3ow Cheuisielc.)