The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-18 00:00:00

SPORTItstO INTELLIOYNCe.

SIZW3IARREIT 5P.00,10 OCTOBER MrP.TING, IS7t.
TIMRSDAY, Oct. 17.
Mr. Udny's c. by Scud. agst Col. Synge's f. by Whale-
bone. (tot. 4111. each. T. Y, C. bOgs h. it.
4to I on Wltalebose—Won.by hilt a. length. •
The Second Class of the Ottlitails Slakes of3Ugs etch. R.M.
Mr. 0 reville's Electrrse, J yrs oW.Oit,„.lllb. 1
Otte of 0 raftou's Reglnal. 4 yrs OM, Set. lib. ..
Mr. Wortley named I.:nntlesi. d yrs old. Ist. 10'h. .. Il
Lord Iferubens mtard trisallon. 4 yrs old, Ost. • it
Lord O. El. Cavendish named Tristtem Shandy, 3 yrs old 0
started—The Judge placed but two.
to 1 cyst Electress-3 td I cyst Kepi:mid-6 to t ogsi
Corniest-6 to I cyst Treasilhin—di tot? cyst Tristram Shan-
dy—Wei by a neck.—Reolatlid and Tristram even cyst the
kid.
Lord gaoler's Tipsay beat 1441*I61a.ssis Bice Rain, Ost.
41b. each. D. M. 60p.-6 to t, till tic ltuln —Won by
half a length.
A Ciold Cup, taloa 100 p, bye sobs, .
for three-yr.olds sad operate.. \. 1. .
Mr. Udny's Miranda's. 3 yrs old, Ott.
Mr. Raison's Lass, II yrs old; Set. .. •..
Mr. Wyndbam's Sharper, Syrs old, lit. 71h. .. 0
Lord CS. 11. Caweodiates Bacchanal, 4 pa old, Ba. bib..
Two drawn--Thlrteen started—The Judge placed but two.
7 MS Met Miranda:6-10 to I cyst 1.1111,-11 to I sgst
lisalblal-4 to I spit Slnirper—Wes by a. seek.
Lord Exeter's Ardrosiso, Sot. ISM. Met Dote of Graf-
Son'i-Walstrfg, 7st. I Ilb. A. F. Ititisrall to 3 on Wltlittig
...Wan by half. a leapt&
'l'beTo en Plato of 601: tar tbreo4r-bide. 7st. 41b. ; tone
4th. ; the, Sit. 11111. ; six, eal lib. and eyed, tie
4th. I'. M. M.
~4.os4.Eisetot:s b. J. Tipsoy. 4 yra obi I
Mr. ft. Petit's b. f. Amy, 6 yystOrk. t
Lied Clarendon's b, e. 'Magee., , . „ .. 0
Oft drarera-6 started—The hiei. itiesitio;
to 6 tot stet Aely-6 4 igst Alasao— isloisFOL.
THE ROYAL CALEDONIAN •
FRIDAY, Ocr. 11. • : ' •
A Handicap States of I'.o Sovereigns aaph. ritk
IMiwo-
reigns added. One lolls and it MI
~fj
Mr. Parqsbarsoa's b. f. by Young Goblins . I
Sir D. H. Risk's Mule .. • . :
Mr. earnegle's b. f. Mesta . ;
Mr. intimates Slr Thomas a
As azeolloot race. won by nearly. Wirth.
SATURDAY, Oct. It. •

A Pkte of Fifty Om-Mime, given by tbo Moot, for hiring.
&r. of ell ages. Two-inile heats. Three-yr-olds, ON. 46.1
four. at.6lb.; Ilea. lib. Mx. dad kid. flet; fib.
li,r W. Maxwell's gr. e. Jock the Laird*. Brother .. I I
The Morgues, of Tereamiale's eb. a. The Champion 9 S
Mr D. H. Blatr's h. I. Maria, 4 yrs old.. 4
Dee. 1.. Cunning's b. on. Ilamblekonia, 6yn old .. 4 9
Mr. Kkepbooooo's b. o. Sober Robin. 4 yrs old.. .. 6 6
The first beat was Woo by a length; the second
The day was very wes, and in coasequetimi there were fs*
spectators on the grand.

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ROYAL HUXT.—On Monday the Royal Hunt till wen
, attended. A line deer was turned out of the cart tit
'King's Beach-hill, soon after ten o'clock, for the day's
diversion. The deer 'Mewed great sport, taking across
the Heath
.towards Detchett-lane, throne) the lack-
'sores by Wanklield-plain and St. Leonard *4llll. 'miming
with great swiftness by the Spittle Mersa into Wind.
sor, where he ran op Peaseed.street ; the bounds being
close op with them, be took to the right into the Sun
passage, which is very narrow; he was *et I. tbe
passage by two working men, who made film sera
i round, and come back into the street ; he. crossed the
street and ran down Mr. George's passage, and leaped
over the high paling into the tionels, where he crossed
the Thames to the left of Windeor. The hantsones and
hounds, with a numerous field of sportsmen, went over
Windsor Ferry, where they renewed the chase on the
adser side of Eton College, the deer taking across the
led by Gang Common towards the Beth.roml. where
he was taken after a Chace of opwards of two hours and
a half of hard conning.
Suorrrixts. —A great match for a sweepstakes of tea
sovereigns each, took plare on Wednesday between
eleven picked nimbi-re Irons the Ashton and St/miles.
ham Pagan Chiba, against all England. It was who
should bring to bag the greatest number of game he-
twee, seven nod eleven o'clock in the morning. The
Clubs to shoot io Banta, and all England in
Wilts.--
The parties separated at oil o'clock in the morning for
the sports of the field, aad.killed as follows:
Erma:so. Head. TUC CLOVIS. Ilead.
Captain Patterson . 28 Mr. Holmes . . 26
Mr. Harding . . 2: Mr. Hellish . . 24
Mr. Andrews . .21 Alr. Parsons . . 221
Mr. Fortescue . . IS Mr Msppleson. . 17
Mr. Brandon . . IS Mr. Forsyth . . IS ;
Mr. Kent . . . I; Mr. Men . . . 14
Mr. Boldeworth . 14 Mr. Knott . . 14
Mr. Knott . . 13 Mr. Gee . 14
Mr. Malpas . . 12 Mr. Born . • .
Mr. Jones . . 10 Mr. Askew .
Mr. Power . . 9 Mr. Cloves . . 10

1 --
1242 i 177
Total . . . . 359
Of these 110 were hares, pheasants 99, and partriJges
150.

A gentleman of the name of Abernethy, who has per-
formed souse wonderful pedestrian feats its Scotland,
started from Shorrilitch church at one o'clock on IVe
nes.tay morning, by a circuitous route, to Nottioiha•n,
and to return, a distance of 260 miles, in four days, for
100 sovereigns only. The Laic is sixty-five mile, per
itay, and the pedestrian accomplished seventy on the
first day.

Am.—This moraine a meeting took place at the
erre of the 13 ks, between Mr. f,--, of the Carbi-
•eers, and Mr. B—.„ of this city; when after an ex-
change of shots, the friends of the gentlemen interfered,
and the Liminess terminated ►y mat•al explanation. We
•nderstand that this affair proceeded from sow linplea-
sant rencontre at the Theatre last evening'.—(Cork
Chronicle VlFriclab )
On the last market•day at Taunton, at the Market-
boast lan, a bill was posted •p, announcing dinner at
creel peace per head : the dinner to consist of " a good
sirloin of beef, with a roasted leg of mutton and vege-
tal! a."

Ou Tseeday night, the unnatural mother of an ilk-
Kitimat, child procured a barbarian of her own sex to
make a short provision for her efspriwg, which the lat-
ter attempted to accomplish by leaving the infant ex-
posed to the isclemeacy of the wildest boor of the
eight) we experienced during the season, about
toolse o'clock, when it blew a storm, and rained
in torrents. This wretch, however, dropped her
burden so near Doctor Dillon's door that he heard the
cries of the child, and, rushing snilJeuly out, caught the
brute who hail just abandoned it ; and, by the care it
required, saved the little creator., from perishing. The
woman was taken up, and, upon examination, the nest
morning, before the Magistrates, (the Rev. Mr. Stephen.
son and the Deputy Mayor) referred directly to the an-
natural mather, who alleged that she employed the wo.
man to procure a mink for the infant whom .he foateir.l
upon one of those pious persons called Ssintsc to
whom the child has been sent. The wonito oho aban-
doned it is so unambiguous a way was cmonsisted.—
(Clownel Herald.)
The fair of Tipperary. on Mors:lly was folly as low
ss any other of the late ones, in point of prices. Yesr-
liog and two year told bear the best prices—nearly
double what they wets three months since.--(ideet.)