The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-08-27 00:00:00

EGIIAM RACES.

TiVYWIDAV, VITRO AW6 YAW? DAV.
A Sweepstakes of 30gs sick, 2# ft for two yeasts's, s etstb to
-carry list. :Jb. fillies Rst. slh. The T. Y. C.; or, in its real
11F1f211 oz. the ,wo year old course.
S;r I% llo.ihurs's h. c. by Young Whiskey, oat of Stein's dam I
A 1 . I ait.rnkp: h. c. h) tiohanna - • 2
3). of York's h. f. by Coriolantis, out of Rosatiella - 3
LI. 1 grcinont's h. f. by Canopus - - • 4

The flake of York's the favourite.

The Town Plate of 501. for all ages.—Mr. Stone's Witiptbottir
oit t •is Plate in four farromily contested heats, thq lastenx-,
cepted. heiiting Agatasia, Joan of Arc, and Poppinjay. Alta- ,
tasia non the first lieat, nod the second was a dead var.—Ana-
labia the favourite before starting. k

Smolensk° drew a great company this day to we
bim in hig slable at I.'4llam. Sir C. Banbury grati-
fied public curiosity by giving access to the carious.
Benedict, however, was backed against him, nt odds,
yesterd ty, in the match or two miles, a.t the next
Newmarket October bteeting.

YANKEZ WM-311e Chestspedkc guns had all
names, and the following is a list of 25 of them on
one side :
Maim Deck—all 18-pounders. 14. Liberty or Death
?ie. 1. ' rather Jonathan Forecastle.
?.. True Moe United Tars, 18-pounder
4. I.lllllam Ra tinkee Protection .lum;l.ing Dilly i
82-poutiden
Hauler
5. I.:,King Magic Quarter lieck.
t,.. 1 ipti No. 1. 801 l Dog -
7. tict.•rl Warren 2. vi•ithre,
.-
N. Nail Anthill 5. Nancy Dawson
. ...
9. America 4. Restage
Lk 11 4rlsingtnia b. Bunker's Hal
11. Librny for Ever 6. Pocahantas
19. Dreadnought 7. Tauser
19 Defiance 8. Wilful Murder.
The names were engraved on small squares of cop.
per-plates.

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In addition to the twenty-one volumes of Reports r timents of-passive Obedience or non-resistanee, may
on the Finances of Great Britain and Ireland, about learn to blush fir aiding to conspire against the 8..
to be sent to the Emperor ALEXANDER, copies of berties of thecountry. By such an example theme.,
the maps and charts of the harbours and coasts of chinations of a vile oligarehy are unmasked, and it
Great Britain, as published by order of the Lords is proclaimed to Europe and the world, that the reli-
ef the Admiralty, are also to be presented to his giou of Ireland is not4he reason, but the pretest, of
lmnerial Majesty. hypocritical tyranny for their enslavement, and that
The them rts are es much attended as ever at Illt-•! Engliturl may oppress, but shall not dope theme—
' • : but the churches are neglected, though service From such an example, that small band of patriots,
~gulaily performed in them, aud their ministers whose ranks have been thinned by the real or affected
paid by the Government. All sects are tolerated I fear of leielling principles, and by the joint opera&
protected ; the Protestant and sectarian ministers Bons 'or "the goternmental purse of one •hung
mg pensions from the Government likethose of the died millions in • one hand, and the terrors of
....ies. NAPOLEON appears in public unprotected; ex-officio informations in the other, may derive
he often stalks and rides in and about Paris with, a sublime stimulus .to their courage and peree-
eniy Oefe or two nttentlints ; and indicates no personal Terence in defence of the forlorn hope of the Con.
fear in his constant visits at the theatres and other stitutien, and in support of its prosecuted, perse•
public places. Lie bleeps but six hours ; eats freely ! cuted, and incarcerated martyrs, who, 'nitwit& !
and sk at dinner only half an hour, drinking but ' standing the privation of liberty and social endear.,
half a bottle of nine. Notwithstanding his incessant and the loss of property and health, still
avocations of business, from five in the morning till continue, with unabated ;eels to advocate the cause,?
ten at night, he is described as a man of great gal- of reform, of peace, and of the real prosperity IMO !.
Ihntry, and is reported to have tt numerous progeny happiness of, the Umpire. Such ett eloMPles
by various favourites. All petitioners have easy ac. no doubt, dart a ray of consolation and hopeothrenoki
cPss to him nt the reviews, and at the hunts, and re- the dungeon'' :gloom, and encourage' you, gir,"iinsi,
gularly receive his answers to their petitions, through your other `err fellow labourer'', to aspect a erase._
the Illuisters. I general and Apure sympathy la your fatstkisediske

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