The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-02 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGgNeg.

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HAMPTON itiCES.—Tossosy. JULY ii._
The Clarence stakes of 11 sow. each with 90 added. Three
flit old. 7st. ; four, list. 41tt..; Bin, 9st.; six and aged, 9st.
Alb. Heats, once and a half round.
Mr. A. Braithwaite's Inferior, aged 1
Mr. Friend's Master John... r
Mr. Braithwaite 's Vaoloo 3
Mr. (deed's Bacchanal, b yn old
Even on Inferior, and n to I after the best.
The Ladies' Plate of 501. by subscripttort of &sore. each.
the rest from the Food; three yrs old. eat. 411.1 foub,Sat ;
Ire, Bst. 121 b.; sin/ sad aged, 1111:11b.
Mr. Forth's sister to Magnus Troll. I yreold.... 1 1
Mr. Page's eb. f. Prosidy. b yes old • II If
Mr. Mellish's Miss Jolla. I yrs old • ' •fl I
Mr. A, Berkeley's b. f, tittle Mab, b ydrella .. 4dr
Mr. Temple's Muneststone • de
I 7to 4 mot Prosidy-2 to / eget Milt—The'writ;or %et
seated. After the heat, eters or Mr. Forth's. Won by se+
torsi lengths.
The Berkeley Hunt Stales of I sots. each did not fill.
Major Phillips's br. g. Binglepeeper, lost. 101 b. best Mr.
Imwson's b. g. .41thon. 10m. 7lb. Two miles, 39sors.—
Won easy, bat the winner lost it by dimmest's,.

Batontow, Jugs 27.—The contract for supplying
onr poor-beam with meat for the ensuing quarter. has
been taken by Mr. H. Toppers, at 2s. 9d. per stone t and
dial, for the supply of flour, by Mr. Stevens, of Shammed
bury, at Bs. 641. per bushel.
A piece of building-grimed, on the Marine Parade;
aboat6o feet deep, god sufficient for the erection of two
houses, with a frontage of twenty-feet to each, was sold
a few days since, for 2000 guineas! That is, at Or
guineas per foot. A field containing two acres and a ha f.
of which the above (piece of ground formed a part. was
purchasvd, twenty-seven years ago, for about six hum
dyed pounds.

One evening last week, a poor woman, while proceed.
ing up stairs to her abode, in the attic of a three-story
house, at the Scouringburn, Dundee, encountered a man
with a large bundle en his back. " Tak' tent o' your
feet, honest man," gest!' she, " for thee stairs are so'
canny fur a body wi' a burden." But what was the gar-
prise of the poor woman when she discovered that her
feather-bed and other articles had composed the barden.'f
She raised the " bee and cry," bat no traces of the thie'
could be discovered.

Coax Exenenne, Jots f.—The arrivels to this day's
Market aid small,- bet se most persons *molder the pronetst
weather to be favocreble to the crops. there Is very I;ttle
dolor( in the Corn Trade, and the priers of all articles are
unaltered from Monday. .

COURSE OF EXCIIANGE.—Tussaan.
Amsterdam c. f.. 19 9 Gibraltar SOI 0
Ditto at Sight •la 7 Leghorn .404 0
R0tterdam............19 10 Genoa 434 9
Ant werp..... ...... -.19 9 Venice Itallaa Lle 213 10
Hamburgb. ..........38 0 Malta . .... 45 0
Alfons . 39 1 Naples 39 0
I Paris, 3 days' sight... 96 60 Palermo. geoz ,117 0
Ditto 96 0 Lisbon 61 0
Bordeaux... ,... -90 0. Oporto 513 0
Frankfort on the Main 139 Rio Janeiro 47 0
Petersburg 3us p rble 131 Bahia 44 0
Berlin ...Cur Dolls Id lig,. Dublin 9l 0
'ienna, Ef.9 m....ti0 10 29 Cork etl-0
Trieste ditto ...... ....10 29 •ULLIOI4. per oz.
Madrid 361 0 Portugal geld ia eoln.o/.05.0d
Cadiz. ... ~„ ... 36 11 Foreign gold in bers3/.1756d
Babes .39 0 New Doubloon ....0 0 0
Barcelona •..254 0 New Dollars 0 4 9
Seville 154 0 Silveriibars,staadardo 4 II

MARRIED—On the 20th ult., at Oulbury, near Ludlow
Salop, Mr. R. S. H. Hall. of Feneharch-street, London, to
Mary. eldest daughter of the late Jeremiah Nye*, Msq., of
Duzmore.

DIED—Oo the 49th ult.. at hts residence in Sir Gregory
Page's Park, Blackheath, Samuel tient, Eaq , late of Mark-
lane. •

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On the 30th ult.. at her house in Upper Smith-street.
Northampton. square, Mrs. Rachel Lemage,•wlifo of Mr. Tho-
mas Rommel Leivage, in the 71st year of 4er age.

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