The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-09-13 00:00:00

SAMTING„INTELLIGFiIiaL
ABERDEEN RACES. FRIDAY. 'Servo 5.
A Macaroni Stake of 25gs each. 10gs forfeit, for 'Sages. Fosetl".-
miles. Four yr olds, 10st 4lb ; Ave, list six, 12st ;
and aged. I2st 21h.
Major Leith Hay's Negoalator, 4 yrs old rec. ft.
Lord Kennedy, Mr. W. 111•Dovrall Grant, sad Mr. J. Da,
did not tonne.
A Plate of 50gs given by the Marquess of fluidly. added to a
Subscription of lOgs each. Once round the coarse and a
distance. Three yr olds, 7st 41b; four,lSst B.b; ere, list
121 b; six, 9st; and aged, 93t 2:b.
Mr. Baird's bib c Pirate
Mr. Carnegie's Middleton • ,
Mr Farquharson's b f Meets
Match for 200 cs each, b ft. illst. Two miles.
Sir D. Monerieffe's b g Nsrlegsin, aged rec. ft.
• Match for 200 sous each, pp. Sot. Half a mile
Mr. Farquharson's b c Niel Dow
14 Kelburne's b c Pirate
SATURDAY.
A Plate of SOgs given by Royal Caledonian Hunt, for all ages.
Heats two miles. Three yr olds, Est 41b ; lour, lot Sib ;
Ave, list lib; six and aged, 9st 71b.
IA Tweeddale's ch h The Champion, 5 yrs old I 1
Mr. Farquharson's b f Peg a Ramsay, 4 yrs old 3 2
Mr. Maule's ch h I.edstone, 5 yrs old 2 dr
A Plate of bOgs given by the Citizens of Aberdeen. for all
ages. Heats, two miles. Thre yr olds. 7st 71b; four, list,
71b ; Ave, gat ; six. 94t 41b ; and aged, 9,t Sib.
Mr. Baird's br c The Pirate, 4 yrs old 1 1
Mr. Beillie's b f by Raphael, 3 yrs old 2
. Hos. J. Leslie Cummings Hambletonlan, 6 yrs old 3 2

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CIAINSBORGUO II RACER.—Taussoar.
2o AND LOT DAT.
The Gainsborough Stakes for huntrrs carrying list. Heats;
two miles.
Major Holmes's Cat • • I 4 3• I
Mr. Harrison's Gamenut 4 1 9 It
Mr. A. ROOrerhes gr g ls I
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Mr. Hodsol's Pilot 9 9 4 dr
Mr. Irwin's Prodigal ll 6 de
Mr. J. Forth's Gift
Excellent racing, and each winner of the heat insole alter-
nate favourites.
Fermiers' Stake of 3 cogs each was won by Kr. Goodchild's
Maybush beating four others.
Sweepstakes of 10 sous each did not till.
STAPLETON PARK MEETING, 1823.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10.
The First Class of the We'beck Stakes of ses each, for henss
not thorough bred. Ode mile sod a half.
Mr. Hooklnson's b h Colton'
Lord Wilton's eh h Mercury
Lord Normanby's b It Don Jean
Mr. Lambtun's b m Mrs. Siddons..•...
Seven others paid.
Sweepstakes of logs each. A.P.

Mr. Millisank's Bob-urn
Mr. Mill's Ivanhoe 9
Mr. Duncombe's b m by Trafalgar 3
Mr. Duncombe's Suggester, Ilst Olb sgst Mr. mars Bac.
chant., lOst Sib. 250, A.F. off ny consent.
Mr. Ramsdon's Professor, Wit, beat Mr. Buchanan's Char-
lotte.9st Sllsov. Two miles.
Mr. [Amnion's Mrs. Siddons. Ilst 91b. beat Mr.Duncombe's
Speculation, ilst ilh :Pkg. A.R.
Lard Normanhy's Cornet beat Mr. Hodes Milnes's Dick,
9st bib each. 100,rs. Three quarters of a mile.
Mr. Lambtort's Ivanhoe beat Mr. Duncombe's Blue
Ilst eseh.3oNrs. H.A.F.
Lord Normanhy's D In Juan. lOst 4lb beat Lord Muncaster's
Why Not ? Ilst 41h. otlgs. Oue mile.
Mr. ',Richton's Corinthian, ilst twat Lord Wilton's Young
Snail, lOst 91b. Ono mile and a half.

NORTHAMPTON RACES. RAVES. TSURSDAY, Styr. 11.

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A Sweepstakes of Five Sovereigns each, with Thirty Sove-
reigns added by the Corporation: Heats once round, an: a
distance each.
Mr. Heathcote'sbr It, Rein Doer. br to Antelope 1 1
Major Wilson's hr cby Jupiter . 2 2
Abbott. Esq. named Mr. Doddington's fby Orville. 3 dr
A Sweepstakes of Fifty Snvereirs. A 'into heat, shout
Two wiles. •
Mr. Stanton's br b Wellinetuo 1
Mr. Daniel's b g Thunderbolt
Mr. Whitworth's bi It Bilgoear• •
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The Town Plate of the valve Fifty Golosas.. Meats ti dos
round each.
Mr. Doddineton's h fbe Orville
Mr. Painter's b h The Main .ll V
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Mr. Whaebitle's c h Wouvermitio„; ds
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LICHFIELD RACES, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10.
The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of 60es. two-idle
heats, wits won by Mr. E. Yates's br h Adventurer, beating
Lord Grosvenor's Ilynaltue.
A Gold Cup of Is soiereignit was Men by Sir T. Flatters
•b h Tarragon, heating Mr. Mytton's Euphrates, and Mr. Hut-
nevhold's b e Birmingham. 12 Drawn.—A good race.
The Members' Plate of 30gs was won In two heats by Mr.
Reardsworth's ch c Hero, hestiag Mr. Mytton's ch h Paradox.
One drawn. Won in a emitter.
BURDEROP RACES.—Wenritsnac.
The Marquess of Ailesbury's Savernake walktd over the
course for the Gold Cup. value 100 gs.
A parse of frOgs by subscription, was won by Mr. W. West's
Waterloo, in two beats, beating Mr. Davies Velentsne Mr.
Pryse's Dr. Eady, and Mr. Hawkins's Sir Wiliam—the two
latter were drawn after the first heat, and the second hest was
well contested between Waterloo sad Valentine, Waterloo
winning by a length and a half.
Among the company on the ground we observed Sir Francis
Bartlett. Mr. Bonen, M.P. Mr. Gordon. M.P. Mr. Pitt, M.P.
&c. Mr. Gordon is apptioted Steward for the ensuing year.

WEEKLY REGISTER OF THE WEATHER.
Another most propitious week has forwarded the lebouts of
the husbandman ; and we believe the harvest, on all the good
'sleds of our southern counties, Is nearly secured. The crops,
after all the untoward oircumstances that bad previously cm.
*reed, are universally acknowledged to "be excellent: the
barley more than usuaily fine and abundant ; and the wheat.
end other grain, with the exception perhaps of beans, a fair
avenge crop. The corn markets every where begin to de-
cline, and,onless an uefavourable change of weather soon take
plaor, may be expected to be as low as at any time lest year.
No rots his rattail here this week ; but the barometer hes mock
sunk since Thursday. The days have been fine and warm, and
between I and 9 o'clock. p. in. our thermometer exposed to the
sun bas stood at about 90 degrees; but some of ths nights and
mornings in the beginning of 11w week were cold. On Tues-
day morning, indeed, at Woolwich, we are assured. there was ,
ice. A frost in September, is, as we o d lart yeat.
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an ordinaryshort occurrence, though the weather afterwards may be
warm.
Strand, September t 3.
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