... LuELANCHQLY ACCIDENT. rU\DEIS, SATL'-tDAY P V I: .1 1 N r; _ Tl.l, ufterno-an. m ejrpe-ftsit'.an ci C.-rttzk,, a fl,ip launch- ed, a vtk.fi nismhesr of people were c..!ie_lcd at the bar- bonr. About fifty ot fusty perfons got bn board the floop Leitti ...

... NEWCASTLE RACES. Monaa'y, June 20, the Noblemen and Gentlemen's Si flakes for iO.g.p., p. by 3 year olds, was won by Sir Waltc: vifour's bay-fiily( 1 ), Mr Baker's Loadflcne (2), Mr V worth's bay colt (3), Mr Emcrfon's bay colt (4), De Hamilton and Brandon's ...

... fhar the paragraph in ourlail, ctmcerfting an accident having..happeued in oue of Sir Archibald Hope's coal- works, 'which we cfipied from another paper, ii entire- ly without foundation. The' Edinburgh Race's,' We arc informed, wiil begin toward the latter ...

... AD V ERTISE MENT S* For the Information of all nice Tea drinkers. There is lately got by great Accident, a fmail Quantity of furpnzing fioe TEA, called PADRET, Aixitik only. by the Priefts and Mandarines in the Baft Indies has a molt delicious Flavour ...

... heat ; and in the i'econd heat th_ betts were two to one upon him. — This race afforded excellent fport. if. Race. Mr Grieves bay mare, - 11 Mr M'Clellan's grey mare, - _ a This race was one ot the ciuieit matches ever ieen on rlie turf — the mares alternately ...

... certain travellers palling that wav, quenched their thirft with the juice of the fruit, and cad away the rind. This accident induced t], e race of citron trees to chooie guardians, who were K drive away p:ii-_ngers, and to cnclofe the foreft with Wh walls ...

... of a hetter from Berlin. Lreprefented to the King of PrufTia, that E nioft Mid wives in their Profeffion was U in y fid Accidents, equally fatal to the Child, his Majefty has given Orders that L u li_rly appointed for that Purpofe, fhall, •er read private ...

... during the Races. The premature death of Lord tHaddo, threw a vail over thefe animating prof Qe h- was a man much clteemed as a lover of his country, where he cheerfully fpent his fortune.—~Tlere was no i ote dal accident during the race week : in c ...

... melancholy accident. The railing is not yet put up at the end of Leith- th.-rrrt tei race. Why is it delayed a fsngie day-? The well fide of B.lair-ltreet ought alfo to be railed ?? Hold's it is determined to wast till I'on-.e alaimiag accident (hall prove ...

... Market was, (by the great Encouragement promifed and given by the Proprietor his Doers) very much frequented. But the defigPd Races were prevented by the rainy Weather, but are to be continued next Year, when the find Market is to be Cuftom-frce. Lall Thurfday ...

... atj the above races were their Graces '« ■• J and Duchefs of Buccleugh, Sir Alexander Don, ;•> ; p^nris Elliot, Sir Gilbert Elliot, Mi Scott of Hardane, , e ral > diet perf ere of li;iifii_ai{»n. ' : ' Stewards appointed for next year's races, we hear, are ...

... Mrs Maiihal! and Mr Camp- bell procured them, the. thanks of all prefsrnt. No accident has happened but one, by which a young man, whofe horl'e came down with him on the race ground, was feverely bruifed. A KESIDENTE3. ...