The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-24 00:00:00

SHIPPINU INTIMLIGENCIL

.Drat., Atm. 4.l.—Arrived last night suilhesifed to4lay
with the rest of the homeward•be4o4 *Mr river. the
London, Cl amber, from New York Nark Viewers:
the Planter, Norton. from St Petiorsitsee for Bristol.
Also to-day the Mountaieeer!WortleA for gloebec ; the
Briton, Bony. from Jamaica! the James Retard,. Dun-
can, from Tobago; the Atlas. Mayne. from China.—
Came down front the river sad gelled the Arne, Crow.
for Cadiz and Oibraltar ; the Frederskton. Barlett. fee
St. John's, New nronswicl
At the goatee, Barbet, fee
St. Üba ; . the W ,Stephenson, for Chain, the
Symmetry, Morgan, for *hat and Ciaterios, Bop
pension, tor Quebec.—Wind y.W. '
PORTSMOUTH, Auo. 23.—Sailed the La T4iludil cal
Ursula Slave Prizes fur the Niter —Wiad W.

I'Lvmouvu, Auo. 22.—Sailed the Olive Braga*. Da-
toward, for Jersey.—Wied N.
LivserooL, Auo. 22.—. Arrived the Hammlee,
stice, from Beatala sailed dm Mb Febeuary, and fresh
Colombo the 11th March.

SPORTING INTILLIGENCR.

YORK AUGUST INSISTING, 1019.
THURSDAY. Aceeir 44.
Last year of a Subscription of Mks each, for thwee.yr.ol4
eolts. 7st. 111 b. ; lliias, Set. 111 h.; foer.yr.old aNs. M.
Mb.; dines, fist ; dn. Sm. lab. ; six, and aged. 11111--.
Two miles. (II Sebeerlisere.)
Mr. Houldswortles b. f. Amiable, 4 yrs old t
Mr. Lsmbton's gr. b. Den awns, S yrs old ..
Mr. Peirse's gr. f. by Waltoe. 9 yrs old S
Mr. Fox's gr. a. by Yes.g Gehenna,' yrs old 6
Sweepstakes of 30g. each. 15g. R. for three-yr-old Wage
Sat. 61b., Mlles, 5.1. gib.—Last mile and a quarter.
Mr. Gaseolgoe's eh. f. by Comm 1
Mr. Wright's b. a. Sir Welton
Mr. T. 0 Powlett's b. e. y Waal
Eight startad.—no Jedge planed bat time,.
Fifty Pounds, given by tbi City of York. to be added to $
Subscription Per" for feeryr.olds, WC, ire. M.
Four miles.
Mr. Lambtoo's b. e. Richard, 4 in old I
Mr. Hooldsworth's Caitlin*. 4 yr* old . 9
Mr. Fox's cis. c. North Waster, 4 yrs old. 3
Mr. Watt's br. h. Borgne!, 0 yrs old .. 4

BURTON UPON THSN'T KACES.—Tetstdw. Les. 90.
The Barton Gold Cap I. spade, all ape. Three sides.
Slr T. Moetyn's eh. h. 'Necks, 8 yrs olfikst. 121 b.. .. I
Mr. Beerdsworth's Lana, 4 yrs old. est. Ilb.
Mr. Mytton's Anti-Radical. 8) rs old, tist. SID. 3
Mr. 11. C. Meynetrs b. e. The Rawleans. 3 yrs.
ast. fol b. .
Sweepstakes of lOgs each, for tbreo-yr-olds.
Mr. Seardsworth's br. e. Sir William, Set. ilb I
Mr. Henson's br. e. Rattler, Bst.9lb . . 2
The Anglesey Plate of dal. for melds* horses, &e. of all
ages. Three.salle Isseds.
Mr. Plintors b. g. Huns,' yks old. bat. 101 b .. I I
Mr. Harvey's Dr. f. Piping Poem 3 yrs old. est. ?lb 9 2

HEREFORD RACES.—Wemimmtv, Almon RI.

The Herefordshire Stakes of ago oath, with 60 sovereign
added. Two-olle heats. (8 Sabserlbers.)
Sir W. W. Wya's b. h. Thyrsis, 6yrs oldo est. I Ilb.. I I
Major O. Gore's eh. b. The Duke, 6 yrs old, est. Mb.. f tt
LAI. Herby bused b. h. Valestiss, 4 yrs •141, 8.1. Bib • • 3
The Dube Os favourite II to I. Tire espial best.
The Hester,' Stakes of legs eat* with lOgs added. Two-
bests. (4 &Ascribes's.)
Mr. Haywood's b. ra. Aweserest,6 yrs old, I let. 4lb. I I
Mr. Aston's b. g. *bleier 0, 6 yrs 614 lest... • .
Mr. Davles's b.g. Pesvaleps, 6 yes ale. list. dl►. ..f dr
Shiver 0 be kessrlts I let les ware wee the Oakes easily.

ONE HUMMED MILES iw TWELVE Nouns.—The
Huntingdonshire Galloway, fount's bangs aed in inch,
and six years old, the property of Mr. Charles Franklin,
started yesterday morelog at two o'clock, our as eight
mile piece of ground near Biggieevrade, to perform the
above great undertaking. It was for a thousand sove-
reigns, and was to be performed within 6 weeks from the
23J of July, to trot only. Heavy stakes were pending
upon the issue, which was as follows:
If. N. N. et.
First eight miles in 0 40 Eighth eight miles 0 50
2,1 do. . . . 0 38 9th do. . . . 1 40
do.' . . . 052 10th do. . . .0 44
4th do. . . . 1 20 11th do. . . .0 45
sth do. . . . 1 12 12th do.. . . 0 59
tith do. . . . 1 24 The last four miles 0 26
7th do. . . . 0 32
The horse won by eight minutes and a half, and was
never distressed. Hue rider (Staab.) carried nine stone.
The horse was baited in the 26th, 42.1, and 65th miles
in small quantities, and if pushed with two riders could
have performed the distance is less time by an hour.—
Mr. Aaron Huller and Capt. Braithwaite. wens the um-
pires.
A Gentleman of the name of Billinglaurst, betted 50
guineas that he &snapped over the eight miles in
twenty-fire minutes, and he wea it easy, haring *early
a minute to spare.

MARKETS.
(LXCLEBITZLY IMa Tilt XAN.)
WitST SMITHIIRD, Aye. 23.-10,800 Sheep sod Lambs
at Market this day 3 the trade very doll : Motors rather
lower, 9 stone (Wethen) 235.—Lembs about the sew
as on Friday list ; b stone of Rood boob for 13s.—A
considerable number of Lambe .weld.—Short Market
of Beef ; the trade very heavy awl lower • 100 stone of
Good Beef for 151, ; abets one fear the law turned out
unsold.
Newest. Market yesterday, Wetber Mutton was from
Is. BJ. to 2s. 4J. per stone; Bost Lamb 3s. to 3s. 4d. per
•
stout.

A FARO TO lenvl—.A. short time age, a lady who
has some landed property in the Massa Kent,"
while settling with the Col Motor of her rents, observed
to him that a certain msa who holds a farm from year
to year. at the same rent he had paid thirty years
before, was in great arrears. and therefore her agent
ought to look out for soother tenant. To this her agent
replied, " You bare certainly hems very good to the
man is lettiag him ceatinas in the farm at the old
rent l and he is not a bad one, though he is is arrears
to you. it is true that the rent is the same he paid 30
years ago, but sow the taxes are fourfold, the poor's
rate is fourfold, and the tithes are almost fourfold of
what they were, while the prices of his prodnee are
the same as they were thee. The man is as anxious
to get another to take his stook and hardtop off his
hands as you are go have htis removed ; and he his
hie* as activeas•l have in looking out fora successor;
but neither of as; have hitherto been so fOrtiaate as
to jtad one foot exosikto take the firms.
His Majesty has Jim failed to capes*, en all occa-
sions since ►is areibrai ii Scotland, the delight impart-
ed to his mind by the merlon he has experienced.
Oa the day of his entries Into eer metropolis, his
lajeety was particularly straek with the statelines of
the buildings as lie passed throark York Platte. On
crossing St. Andrew's Sleeve to the Recent Bridge,
►e was still mare impressed with she architectural
grandeur which there surrounded ►im, and repeat-
edly expressed that feeling to the Noblemen is at.
endanee.—(Edint rgh 5i,,.)

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