The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-03 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

IPSWICH RACES, 1923.
TUISDAY,
The Gentleman's Purse of bOgs. For three yrs oldv 7st.
71b; four, Set. IIlb.; five, 9st. 411).; sir, 9st. Sib. ; aged,
9st. IMb. Heats, about two miles and a quarter. Mares
allowed Sib. The winner to be sold for 2bogs. if de-
manded, &c. •
•

Earl of Darßuxton's hr. e. brother to Antonio, 4 yrs.... 1
Major Wlisen's b. h. Lawrence, b yrs
R. Wilson, Eig.'s b. c. Buck, 3 yrs.
Mr. Barnard's f. by Maley, 4 yrs •. 4
King's Plate of 100 guineas.
Major Wilson's b. c. by Juniper, 3 yrs . 1 1
Dnke of Grafton's b. e. by Soothsayer, 3 yrs.- 2 dr
Hon. C. Wyndham's b. f. Addy. 3 yrs 3 dr
Earl Stradbrook's r. c. PhDs's, 3 yrs... 4 dr
Mr. Doddiniton's h. C. by Orville, 3 yrs ... . . 3 dr
Earl of Darlington's b.c. 4 yrs... .. l3 2
R. Wilson, Esq.'s b. c. Buck, 3 yrs dis•

HAMPTON RACES.—Wimairair (sscoleo DAY.)

The Duke of Clarence and his Duchess again honoured
the Course with their presence. The fineness of the day at-
tracted a numerous and gay assemblage; and the racing
was very good.

The Coburg Stakes of five soya. each, with twenty added
from the Fund.
Mr. Page's cb. f. Prosody, bps old, Bet. 71b 1 1
Mr. A. Braithwaite's Vanloo, b yrs old, Bst. 71b... •
Mr. Carter's Touissant, 6 yrs old S dr
Three to one on Vantoo. First heat won by-half a head.
The Gold Cup, value 80 sovereigns. Subscription of 10
SOTII. each, with 20 added. Three miles.

Mr. Page's ch. f. Prosody, 6 yrs old. Bst. 71b.....
Mr. Glew's e. Bacchanal, 6 yrs old, ditto 2
Mr. Berkeley's Miss Ann 3
Mr. Friend's Paintbrush
3 to I on Bacchanal.
The Cocked list 'Stakes of 8 sovereigns each. Gentlemen
riders, 12st.each. To ride in melted hat., or to carry alb.

extra.
Mr. Price's Matta Jenkitt
Mr. Coleman's Tom Tough .. ...... ••,.,• • 9 3 9
Mr. Sheekell's Amey .. .. 3 sdr
Mr. Braithwaite's Inferior...... 4 1 2
lion. W. Gage's Stone Mason . b 4 dr

There was much merriment as well as dispute respecting
the Cocked Hats, and the riders of Inferior cud Stone Ma-
son carried the extra Sibs. and rode in caps. Inferior the
favourite; 6t04 on interior after the second hest. The
race wus lost by Mr. Braithwaite, on Inferior carrying 611).
extra. That Geatleman referred the case for the decision
of the Stewards after the second heat, and they decided that
he was bound to carry the weight.

The company was kept on the round until near seven
o'clock, and the races ward' altogether finely contested.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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Hest, July 2.--Wind E.—Arrived and salted for the
River, the George, Fisher, from Palermo ; Susan and i.e.
titia, Jones, from Leghorn ; and Sisters, Brood, from Gall-
poli.-Balled this day at noon the Windsor Castle, Lee, for
Madras and Calcutta, with the rest of the outward bound
for their different destinations.—Cause down from the
River sod sailed the Prince Regent and Royal Sovereign
Yachts for Cowes, to attend on his Majesty.—Creole, Cates-
worth, for Lisbon ; Speculation, Garth, for Faro.
PORTSMOUTH, July 2.—Light airs from the Westward.—
Arrived IL M. ship Seringapatam, from the Baltic ; and
Charlotte, Stepheoson,from Bombay, left 15th Feb., and St.
Helena 15th May.

FALMOUTH, July I.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Marquess
of Salisbury Packet from the Mediterranean ; this Packet
sailed from Corfu 14th May, Malta 21st May, and from Gib-
raltar 15th ult.—Sailed the Betsey and Ann for London.—
Off the Port the Belton*, Wildgoose, from Grenada.

Letters received from Corunna to the 20th ultimo,
mention, that Morillo, with five thousand men, had
gone to►vards Logo, o►ving to the events in Portugal ;
that another Constitutionalist corps of the same number
of men was posted in the vicinity,of Astorga; and that
General Palarea war in Asturias, with three thousand
men. The want of arn►s is the only reason that these corns
are not im►nediately doubled. Campillo, Smile, El
Pastor, and Soroa, all enterprising Guerilla Leaders,
had also gone towards the mountains of Santander.—ln
Corunna very extensive fortifications were preparing, and
every thing evinced a disposition to defend that place. It
is calculated, that the four Guerrilla Chiefs above-men-
tioned have with them about 4000.
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A courier arrived yesterday morning, at half-past ten
o'clock at the office of the Earl Bathurst, the Secretary of
State for the Colonial Department, from Corfo.
At a Meeting of the Catholic Association in Dublin, on
Saturday, the notice respecting the change of the title of
the Association from Catholic to National, was with-
drawn. The Address to the Loan LIEUTENANT, re-
questing his interference to prevent the offensive Orange
ceremonies usual in this mot.th, also fell to the ground.

In the Court of King's Bench, Dublin. on Saturday last,
wits decided a trial at Bar, on en issue out of the Court of
Chancery, to try whether the plaintiff, Anne Walker, a
minor, was the legitimate child of Mr. Henry Walker, late,
of Dame-street, Dublin. The trial excited a strong interest,
and on few occasions have a greater Bar of Lawyers been
employed. Mr. Thomas Walker, brother of the said
Henry, died some years ago intestate, and left behind
him • very considerable property, amounting, it is said,
from two to three hundred thousand pounds. The
defendants are the sisters of the deceased, and the
minor, plaintiff in this cause, claim, as next a-kin to Mr.
Henry Walker, likewise deceased, her share of said pro-
perty—namely, one-third, withheld from her by the de-
fendants. On part of the plaintiffs the case was stated
by Mr. Sealy Townsend ; and for the defendants, by Mr.
Onold. After the Jury bad been charged by the Lord
I Chief Justice, and also addressed by Judges Jaßil and
BURTON, the Jury retired for about ten minutes and
brought in a verdict for the plaintiff, with six pence da-
mages, and six pence costs, which establishes the legiti-
macy of the minor, Anne Walker.

EanaTuat.—ln the division upon the receiving of Geo
Rowan's Petition, on Tuesday evening, the majority was
against the Petition, and not in favour of it, as ae stated
by mistake, in placing the korai.

MARRIED—On the 24th uh., at bleep,la-bonne New
Church. Robert Peter Smith, Esq. to Josephs, relict of R,
Chamberlain, Esq.; of Mallet-hall. Jamaica.

DIED—On the 24th of AOBHitst, at Sierra Leone, James
Rlllias Bartiottt Esq., only son of William Bartlett, of
Prospect-place, West -square.

. COAL MARK= JULY 2.
Shipeal 644144, Y •
libiPa'aild• Prim •
171Newasstlet 'tat 6d. lo'.4te. 04:
11 Sunderland 11 33e od. to 415.0 d.