The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-02 00:00:00

1, ~, --~-..., 11E . VOW' . Surr. 30. 4134 9 t 1114 VA o'citick to-clay the Royal FA rettinled from their visit to the Earl of Don . It at Milton Abbey. A great id the Lodge to see them alight. ii excellent health and spirits. !arbour tired a Royal Salute on 'xhibited the grandest display of in Mr, BtrxTox's Field com- .R.EMBLE dosed night at Drury-lane,. Thoatre, he Mei ry (g . Windsor. afford so much scope for his . the historical 'Play, but be ren- Aertainiog performance, and very great applause throughout.l— correkt portrait of Ford, but ed a%; we have seen him in Parr; and Miss MgL,Lox were i~': tr° y~iP ll~? a ' .r ' to ~~! ~~ 4~t' Ij~~~' ~~~J~~. ‘ •11t~i'e 4 4 11 ••• oP in The 41Ierry and , 14mer as when CHURCHILL iti:ol"n . • !IceLC: iter entree at ,ri,,t,finit fifteen. She is an . , Actrei s of the good old school. The 'Play as genet3l very well performed, and kept. up its •uat. inter Est till the conclusion. After the Play thrtvafd • apOlogise for substituting eaor, Marc ot The Sin,;i' Chihtinstead of The Sot ilittn4 an, i b at j;,,,,,51:651,7, bad hurt ! , I L:oulti:not. perform. 'Phe ,t:h discontent, which burst in the opening of the Farce. h vain to appease them, le. forward to read Ivlanaver. 'lbis Nate had gprained Ins knee. — o consider this as a lame - essed a tumultous disap ten was suffered to resume ' 't'ry injudi c i ous ly b egan main, and 1 , 4 r rupted. ti e was so i mpo li t i c as to tili rd time, and could not get a hearing hal It, though it is highly-probable that if he ttelt 941'd it where l';= had kft off he would have itaver.,; ( 7 ll° te'l to read it all, and the storm' might and 1V was lie was in length, obliged to retire, t at no ,A ,t'GiVrot: e,inie.,on, properly observing , 1 9.4 conic! he a ll 3 Werable for such accidental , hr atld that there was no • alternative. 'This Nitr, had as Fatly influence as the 'roe was represented througliont, '-$/tow, for wit a word could be Obraters.—The - house was very the begin n i n g o f th e PIP 7, i rcu l;dhed till the c()nelusion, in turo.ult would end. Tlic 'Ma le, as Bills were posted u t p before door, to infbrm the rune of the of the Entertaieut. IN is gone to Birmingham, to per- Meeting, which ecouneteced at is engaged at tovent-Garden 'llls, lotig been fanied in Previa //uirth4rn. Unluckily, Korntnity of skewing it in Lon vien Theatre at pr%::,ent. fl are every day pleasant upon ST ilk,. It is • fitll time to stop such upon so hackneyed a thetne,.par 'mot say any thing, half so good he said himself, in his litunOnrous vs iigo. an Opera for 'Drary 7 Lauc to title of The 'Travellers. Th ,pli(td b) C ount Dram a of The Forig 7 .l lzieira was, Written by Mr. StnottnAN . , but who married a sister of thelate, SialtrnAN, howeyi;z, has ticce some animated touches. . preparing a neki'• - Piece for the 'lYe , ":Aed title of Are/0 tloubt thai. his Mwe will proye tin of horrors!" 'lave Bectired and . tuin , lteo for man (?d, horse ; but. 'liege;, has hot much appetite for in:Arnek out an briproyetrient in the it 'Revolutionary France,. near '4'i tor he has ,not only colnpefled Provi4e for the currint expnet7s !Alt to raise the tattlplies of the , lad remained in their Country. V,. of Mr. Fox's hiAerie6l under it would ho better for him to give "ney to t'ance, withhis - attempts to fivo : /ti 14'renchm `c !Ira' riated irifia not to con , {..ttbraltar, dated Aug'. 30, contains 1.1-130:iri Cattle Oily artaa, fired at 'Sir ol tho, Mole ;ht.tt as it ilyearoi con tltitliStt t;tnieral Sant lit of Truce , 1*() x. saying, lit; li,kl siiipential tile ( " h t-b0.1t4, ;And 'should confine liini 711 4„ 1 "-1c Spunirds ey'idently Yvisti to eerrainl • I•• v. at pfesent 110 y the itock " 14 '4 the, Ist division of the 40th nehoitter Barracks, stillcm Thtirs '')n of the saw.- Regialent ; on 'e 1 3i diVi,4oll Of i tie cit3tll, and on division of the sis_ale Regiment. now crnite flee frt,iii troops. f7c- t- reops of the neavy Dragtons, 4 ;'"'n, arrived at Saii,bury'fi - o[n the lent!). i t i s said they are to be (war wintcr, tint' emblihed, writh o,r44red fi.,r foreign service, early ttti i Li(,rht riragoons i, ,ordered station;cl in Canterbury, in or the diiTerent parties of recruits ' to join the ReOmettt at Folk muley, 411.1 the ad'ytcent parts. the. Battalion of the 31st 1 tili , ler COMlnann Loosonet itt.„4.11 from chester for the 'Party Worches. irhey wet t.. 1 "al the Welsh kui terileors. . limn ti i .tittnttli at Itii seat trowad,setubleci tomb i 111 • , ip e r q.I ti . i , palHr lk Ship% in th e Ha r, kir arrival, and (All A , ( tap of this se:l,cm. • The rural sports 'c Tit , littlice.l at 12 o'clOtk. jr .........,- 1 T, Tilt Tit Eit'rß e.-1.1 ni •Viettgagetv,;; inst 0 .. rim ruhiql, in 7/, - .11is part does not lc ; tuJiveti as it does in t ,t.; +Ali it a very enter 11, . :.Ciervedly received - iVimuliFel'ON gave a I" 4, not ,so atHirtite - thc!charaeter, Niks 31 ~ li pleasant as po,bibl, Itlk fortrwr v.•::i ~, ,-;# !..., unt , tb b y : a at t°"lll4illyt t ettivioli nce ' o. IA sant:v(ls t.titipt in atni then -114114 cam' al'osys stated, t Noie t 4, the hat the Writer The Audience s eemed t( e xcnae, and agai n eXpr( probation. ti' H..r, y the 11 ' 15 1P:tin the lAtor, but vc.ry J)e' Iloweer, - }- tr, stn . - "tt I ,' ar of }hard. 'it riuDik. 1,011 ,3‘.011) til t . r,' et. zi t4t i ldo(! from se e } le 301) t i4 , tri • 1 "w tllt t , ljaS (Jr the ( 1 la,C. )4 . -ote e l ul „ • , trc 11' ',111 11 11,t, T I,ls 41 4 t hi Ihn : r r Lit- t t r , t; • o rl4 r. ' 4 ;'4l‘. rillity 4 1, w i • A ` 1 " se er m . tr •- , 1(.;s fi I to , ( •!o‘- 11u Q Pl'' l tyi • . - :. 1 10 eilt -Car A , 1 1}e r *it s 4 1 1 e4v YU/ t9ll 4e 3lll ' l it' i ll tp oli tii 4 u ..tr 44 4 the s . vau "D•let 111 - ia it a Yo-i 1 :. C;•.' 4 lr6 4l:li f t . • ,w tiro . Itt:: 10) : .„"P t i . the ' ' '0 t ea 41.1 . 1)1) 1)1 • ''' lll 4ll / I)N i AI • s ( •••;1 tito" • ' 1 "111),::. 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I • 4) it somvrr,—fo [ From the elegoint Treakury of Miscollatieous Poetry, w tifteit by EDwAgb CoxE, EST] Mom o'er the veX.'d Atlantic, as I stand, On beetling cliff, with many a grief opprest ; I view the raging Sea tear up the sand, With waves on waves, that seem to know no rest. Yet rest they know—tor Io ! the storm is o'er-- Bright o'er the dim Eclipse bursts forth the Day ; And.the loud Winds, that bade the billo .vs roar, Faint, on the lisroing car t -now die away. Expos'd to more than Elemental Strife, No gleam of Hope my dark. horizon cheers ; Despair's black clouds' hang louring on my life, While Love,o'erwhelms me with desponding tears ! When shall this Heart, that swells with endless pain, Like thee, perturbed Ocean, rest again MARGATE, SEPT. 30. We have before us the terrific sight of a wreck. At about nine A. M. yesterday a ship struck Upon a bank, two leagues distant from the . port. For some; time she tossed and laboured, while every effort Wits inefleatually employed to disengage . her .keel from the sand. After a few hours; as it wearied with re sisting the storm, which " raged , like an angry boar chafed with sweat," she sunk down' upon her star board side,..and her mainmast was washed overboard. No time was lost to rode in the unfortunate crew from a watery grave ; several . boats put off from the harbour,, and not only rescued . every soul on board from danger, but the sails, anchors, cables, and all the valuable articles, were extracted 11.91 , the even to the clothes aod etfeas of the. mariners. Sla was in ballast, and proves to be the Bradren E;'i,ito and Lorentz, SEVBFLT HAWSEI3 WITH, Master, a Danish Brig, burtheo 240 , t0n5, heund from London to Plymouth and Leghorn. 1-lad she been English built the : calamity would, probably, not have hap pened : it: was occasioned by the keel giving way, it . not being secured with proper- bolts, as is freptently the case with vessels built within the Sound. The crew have been all this morning employed in landing the stores and conveying them by waggons to deposit them in warehouses. We can at this moment descry the wreck, reeling :on the gunnel, and sometimes heaving violently, as if it would be dashed in pieces on the thaming surface. • plea DUNGEN, SUFFOLK, SEFT. have. the sure to ad, ise you, that, the,barvest in. this neigh, bdurhood haa..been completed a week or ten days since ; the crops of all grain will certainly proVe very abundant, wheats perhaps the lost so . ; the quali ties good, exceptingwherehoused too hastily, which, I. much fear,, is the case with ',l - nany, so that ,cry great care will be requisite, in sole Ling such as will stand a voyage with any: degree of certainty, 'rho wheats which are: got in in good conditie.)o are likely to be fine and weight well ; say tip to (i2lb:t. per buyl~e 1, The barleys will* high in colour, und ra ther coarse; those which come dry will weigh 5 1 to .5 , 214 The beans arc still out, a very abundant crop,. as:are the pease.. hop-piGkiug be gan here on the (20th, and .230 in3tant, and part of Sussex. liawkluirst, Sandhurst, iennenden, and part, of Cranbrook, and a small part of Good hurst, maygroW frOin three to f()ur hundred weight per acre on the aveeagl.v; the I.;...!in:iiinter of Sussex, say a (Oath part, grow none. Tunbridge, Narden, Staplchurst, and all the low grounds to the South of coXhelth, grow none, or next tO:.. none : a few groinid, near 'Maidstone ate better. Duty done at old duty. Very few hops offered for sale p'stenhy at Robertsbridge, Fair, and a, few at from 81. to 81. 10s. per hundred weight. General (i.rrusow, who commands the 'Rus sian Army in Germany, is an t taker of great expe rience, and of uncommon e merprize, and daring ; he received a most er,traordinary wound while lead ing the storming party at Oczakoff---a musket bill passed through both temples, and he fell front the top of the ‘vall into. the ditch ; the cure, which astoni . ,licd his profitssionfil attendants, occupied se veral years. The French General Farris, who commanded at Harburgh, and Was lately arrested there by-orders front Paris, accused of having carried on a treason , able correspondence with Ruz,sia is the Officer who seiicri Sir G. llumboLn. Prince FratniNAND and Princess LOU sit of Prussia :are about to celebrate the fiftlethanniversary of their weddink day. We believe this is the oldest married couple .among all the Royal Families in Europe,--- They zinc reported to have lived togethei*so com fortably, that had they, resided' in England, they 'would certainly have come in for the Dumnow flitch of bacoti, • Fifteen person's in the I.4lind o r w a l c hereh are s:lia to have been put in irons by General 1110:;NeT for incautiously expressnig their joy at the report of the Expedition .preparing in this country being des, tined for the deliverance of I folhina. The French Trciops at Flushing have been reduced to .about nine hundred. Coat atls for the excavation of tho Htunber Doek, at l ltiil the building of the walls, and locks, &C. went entaed into on Friday . last, and it is sti pulated that the execution of the works shall com mence immediately, and the-different parts be pro ceeded upon at the same time with all possible ex pedition. Soine little alarm for the satety of the present works had been occasioned in consequence of a body of water having found ;in entrance betwixt the stone-work of the intended bason and the two extremities of the coffer dam, during the tide Oa Tuesday night, hut on Wednesdity the damage was completely repaired, and #cautions adopted for preventing the recurrence of aiiimilar event. Opt. GA 11 awn - , Commander of the Sea Fencibles at Southampton, is appointed to commitod the Kent, of 74 guns. o n Iff e dnoday last a spermaceti wome, ee feet long, was caught at Ellesmere port, oh the river Mersey : it was purchased for QOl. and conveyed to, Li ver p o ol, f o r the put poso of being exhibited as a silo's. Several are sai(l to be in the river. A y o ur,, , , - 11) a, groom to a Gentleman, was thrown by an unitiiy horse, on Saturdity, in North-street, M a nche:ALl - J-s(lllitre ; by which accident he wits so dreadfully bruised, that he died ye4er4l3i, •• • • . ( 4 F - rmii the FREV4'H VTCH tot.ilstikoEN, hear that ten skil:- fnl Pilots are engaged at a high sum, to condua the Russian Fleet 0. - 45PCled here to the Dovitis, The Grand Duke of Finland, not yet three. years of 4e, is deceased, to the great grief of their Swedish Ma jesties. MAnnth, bciArd' the Combined Fleet have been disembarked, .and put into barracks for the proent , .' Admiral Ga v NA. has resigned his command, in consequenee Of A dis pute he ha& had with Admiral GaAgriErii,ANA. Amsrekri.o.t, SEPT. Q4,----Aftef a terrHiMitiOH of a Council of War at Inspruck 'on the toth inst. all the troops in the Tyrol rcceit'ed caters to advance to the frontiers. Most of the Generals there had already departed.. OA the loth alio the, Archduke JOHN wits to arrive at Inspruck. A great quantity of ordnance, adapted for sieges, has been dispatched froM Tyrol to Itstiy.• Near Bregent%, there is a lanmerous Corps of Troops i and ne:ir Trent, f2OOO men are daily employed on the entrench., ments and furtiticsitions. : yet the French Troops in Italy are not \cry nuillerou&;: but there is a for midable Army marching over the -Alpi front the Western Coat. MURDER OF Jllll. BLIGHT. BOW-STRI4T.---Yeiteßjay, about eleven o'clock, Mr. GDARAM came to the Office to resume the in vestigation of the murder of Mr. Blight. He re tired to a room on the first tjoer, attended by Mr.. STAFFORD. Mary Rack, a servant to sMr. Wright, in Arundel-street, Strand, was sent for. We On derstand tho substance of her evident7e was, that she lived seivantvWith the deceased. 0 nionthi, and had left hii service about five weeks previous to his Mur der. Duringlhe lime she was in the service she did not recoiled seeing any fire-arms in the house. After she was dismisscd,'.Hester K itchener, the servant who was in the house at the time the murder was corn, was sent lot from the Brawn Bear public house. She underwent' - an examination fin*. • above two hours: After which Mr. Sprach was. brought over, and continued under very close examination till past five o'clock. The priseners were examined upou,:we understand, new points,.that have come Out in consequence of the examination of several witnesses on Monday evening :at the deceaSed's house, and several ethers. 4:(111,,0rti. Green, a constable; was cons c` before Mt% Bowl) and Sir - Wm; I'.II{,SO.ICE;., in the penaltyof :51, for reffising to ;ivy; billets to S,..rjeant Johnson, of the 4th Regiamt of bravoni, aid two others of the saMe Regiment, who 113.1 a marching order from st. Alban's to Canterbury. GRAND ORANGE L()DGt OF IRELAND. At t Iqeeting of the Grand Lodge, on the tr2th . day of August, t aos,e it unanitnowly resolved , I .llliat the and imniyttpport given by .Itis Royal highness Ettxit3r, Duke of .etnow,ttt:A.No, to the great Constitutional Prineiplei witieh:liiive at tached the Loyal Prote-i,ttnts of. Ireland to tlw. illus trious Family of I.3III.7NIWit:K, delll3llitS sineore and p;ratethl thanks of the Gnind ()t Inge Lodge of Ireland ;• and that this 'test:o ution comnitmicatd to His 110)11 in • the too'ht • 111:111110% And this Resolution having beon laid before His Royal Highness at Weymouth, by the Dlpty Grand , Master ot the Orange Lodge of h i l l nd, f•fii R o y a l Ffighness was graciously picaocci to return the fol lowing Answer : TO THE GRAND MASTER. .hNi) COMMITTEr or THE GRAND 011.1 Mir. I.iijAlE Or IRELAND. t3Ehl`Y,.r ail:', I have rec.eistd the of Thunks wat me from the :silemberi of , 'i u Oranle Lod le of Ivoland. I ant much gratified . With tllii ter-, ing Mark of their Approbation; airl trust t'i;.it th-y will ever find roe a 11E111 SoppOrter of thok: Principles upon which our Fetaii)y i,:atlie to t!IL 'Ehrone. Believe me,.Gentletntu, your very sincerely, 1nt.;116.r. w a y m ni r th, Sept. 7, Ig.os• Ordered, That the lib:AT ResohAtion and the An. Inver of ilk itoyel. liighttess .be pnbli4hecl. PATRICK Draw:NAN, G. S. CORN EtektAiVA, 001% 0.-- , -There are several fur ther Wheat arrivals to-day, atid now Grain beginnin, to come to nurket, causes a drstilness of sale at pr sf. ;it fine scarcely keeps its . .price, second and ordinary are lower ; new Rye for ;.oeti exceeds the curreiwy ; Bar ley. goes ot heavily at lees Malt ; White Peat and. Beans rather cheaper ; a few Grey Pease are come to hand, and high prices arc asked Oats are in middling quamity, in price t ic arli a s our last:; tine Flour at 755. nominally ; sales quoted ;tai under ‘........., Wilvat 50$ a 66s a Ros ocl Ilealls - sr , S 4 55S ail Eine ilittti . 112,4 4 tirn' ed Tick ileAtii 40i 4 48., od Rye (New) - ;Bo aOs at (13its iis a 3,, a 334 cat 1 Ilarlt:Y - - 364' 3 .4, od ' Poland cl() 354 .4 36 4 6(1 Malt - - 724 4 78a.43 RaptE Sced . . 38i . 411 WilW tease 50 5 a 5g5 nct I : 111e Flour . 7os a 74 , oft Grey ditto - 405 a 46 oti ,SCCends . 655'. a 7os cd While a shipwright VMS at work, yesterday morn ing in a boat under the bow of au Kist Judiatirall, near Deptford, he inwrudently Ldd hold of a rope. which came CIO 0 from the mirtingall, for the pur pose of pulling himself forward. He had hinbelf loosened it the day belbro, but forgnt until it was too late. The martingall gave way, and hit him such a blow on the head as knocked tutu OVOr I)(Akr,:L It° fill under the ship's bottom; and it was inr,a betbre the body was found. lt was then (y.latdd.jr able length of tune before he Was taEcn on shore, as the men foolishly obwrved they did not Limy. , where he lived. Of course when he .vas idronght on shove, lie was past all the powers of ranima tion. He has left i Wife and three children behiml hint in t very helpless tituatitot. La.,(: weelt, in the n6lighlNittrhonil of Chichester, as t smuggler wag eat Tying a tub at Honor from ftirkl ham to Ashling, he by pf,lskla a c:lmp s,trollers-, when it dog di,tairbed }inn by barking On his return front delivering Iti liquor, lit t.tulea voure4l to get thr... dog fro En under tho tent, which disturbed h master, and, after a feNki angry the gillUggler Made a blow at the stroller, whic!), missin , z its intention. the *!.trt , llor tiavC hint y.t,:it vioknt blo'N tin the head Willi which the Itinugller had dropt, that he died .11,irtly night„ at It lion,e, Gra> Ana- , place, the I.PI, Of J 0.1: Ba.trciter 3t uf Svi,;, Si'ORTIkG .Ikrigt;lGE*Ohe NEWMARKLT 1.1 RST OCTOBER MEETING, TUESDAY, OCT. T. (First Year.) One ihird.Of a Subscription 0r:5,7.i. eac h, 4.yr old colts, carrying Bst. 710. Wisc..; Bst, .ilb. D. 1.-- Sixteen Subscribers; Mr. MelliSit's b. t. Lady Prough Lord Foley's. br..v. C2.ir Peter - - z Duke or C;rafton's br. t. Pelisse - Mr. I.:4lbroke's hr..c. Bustard tord G ro,vcnor's b. c. Asincoyrt 5 wation's ch. c, dr Five to r agst Lacy prough-6 to 4 ailst Czar Peter- I.to t agst Petiise. Svveepstalics of toogs. each, li. fr. for 3. , Vr old fillies, carry'. - 'rug Vest. alh. each. It. M. Sir C. flunhory's b. f. Lydia, IVhiskcy Sir F. Staiblislt's sit,ter to Dukbury Duke of Viatton's b. 1. Oodoii.t, by Waxy 3 Lord Grosvenor's hr. f. by Sir Peter, out of tothelht 4 Lord G rosvenor's-br. f. by Sir Peter, out of St.luire tle'S darn 1,01 'Mr. Lake's sister fo Pariscit Mr. Wiltall't b. 1. by 'Voriancicr, out ofFairy, by t I igh tiros - I'd Mr. Humphries's r. by if zzard, 0 of lierthilwtou's (taro t.,,t Two tot agst Lydia—too t agst Sister to DuAbit-y--i: to 4 ag“ DOLIOII4. Sweepstakes of foogs. e4ll, h. a. D. 1. Mt. Lakes e. Lyncetts, by !gizzard, ou of Itose, Sr.t $11) t Mr. Wyndham's Tallboy, 7st. nth, ' Mr. 11011 , Oftil s $ PitllliCoi 7st. 61h :~ P<► Six 'to.4 on Lyncons. -Lord Grosvenor's Agincourt b.!ar Mr, Ladbrolw's Bustard, Sst. cult. 1t . M..10, ) :,- . ., It. ft .-- . .-. P: i even to 5 ~,n Agli.;:ourt. :11r, It. tioyce'i BrainwNren, 7st. ttlb. r.:c. ft from Mr; Nit:lltit's Diddier,gst. . ' 7.... lh I wo-yr old Course, to)as. h. I't. OSWESMY RACES.-Svrt. 23, A Silver Cup, v,ltle s)I. rite C;iti ni Sr W. W. wyzioe, nr. Two mitt: E. Vowle, Ettg. l 4 h.q. Nintroni 01, .. I t W. Lloyd, Esti, 1 4 b. s. svr,, ti, l'iouipitate .. 2 ; lion, Th°Mai Kenyun'a Lilo .1 1Z , , , ,ni, :ton - 3 *". Five tot on Blood Itoyal ; but Ater the first heats to 7. on Nilo rod, Who Atm easy. 3El'2. 24. A Cup value 5 0 1. mile heats. John T,ockley, Lsq.'s b. m. by Iteningbrough 2 r Youtte, ESq.'6 b. y,. Nitnrod, syrs - 2 / 'fbree.to t on the In. beioie stifling ; after the first iwtt even bettintt t. after the second heat thr,te to one on the mire. A very good race. • A Subst.ription l'orseof gal. rot 3 anti 4yr olds. Mr..Bowker's b. c. ito. al Oak, 3yrb . t 3 I Ntr. Penthetton's b. c. Forrester ) 4yrs 3, t Sir W. , NV. NV)IMC, Itirt.'s b. c. by linazaril,3yrs 2 4,ir Two tot and 5 to a on Royal o.tk ; very ;omit runnink. sr.P.r. A Stibscription Purse it 501. tree for any 110r,..e; Mr, bilittwon'i b. g. Cocksimmer, Si'r's - t it Sir W. W. Wynne, b. , c. by Buzz , Two to I 011Coi:'!;spinntn - ; 3 t Otikt riC.e 2 2 . . . Sweepitakes of sgs e..,.;n with 24.; the Fttint. C. W. W. Wyone, (l.'s o r. Cuckspiancr lion. T. Kenyon's b. c Wdch-rithbit 5 t tier R. S. (.; c. :Frs . 2 4 4 .%V. Lioytt, F.s4.'s b. I\li‘Les, 6yrs 43 3 Sir W. W. Wynne. R ,r, 's tn. Liss i s is Two to t on The winner and W dclt-rabbit. good liice. WALSALL WrDN4bOAY, sIPT. Fifty h:ats. Air. Clifton's b. t', 16,1)!;itra s 4 yri Lora (;1;.; 's be. f, Ceorgiaai, 3 yrs <>id Mr. S;:tin!ier's PrOVir. 11 (3$. 4 Yrti "id • THLIKSDAY. Fifty Pounds. --'l'nrce-milo heats. Mr. Skinncr's b. rn. Duckling, 5 yrs old . lifton'l ch, c. Wcislt I tarp, '3 yrs old Nlr.'CitosSol):ti h. C, 4 yrs old Mr. o.m..cyb's gr. by.; , ,lk - Arcolk, 3 yrs old w r - DONCASTIift RACES, i 205. 4 A 3 4 - 2 4 .1"11114:StrAV, Sweopstikes :vg4 ta4ilect—Tw6 Mr. W. N. W. ticwor.: 1-Itt.‘‘..illiarri'A b. g. Berlingbrotrgb - Sir 'l'. (.;iitivoigtkv's hr, t. by P4ter 1 tinteW takes of togs eacti—rour Sir 114:: M, I), in. ryy Pegastti ML , llOl'.l b. b. Ifeq;gt: 1 3 G I 4 4 4 3 2 5 3 5 k i r 3 .111;1 .4yr ~ Itti.--Tyito tEdk heats COl. Childers's b. 39 is Vane's I) c. &las:et linty', 4yrs Mr. II ortnii`s hr. c. C 3 it c. Youtt i ; 1.2.14.hi0t, 4 yrs init's 3yrs Mr. ! ethuskniti ht. Sir 3yrs - • Six to 4 at s 'o the Winner, Mr. 11311ey's puncy, /.at.. 1.14-tt Mr. Clutotbertalit's br. TAlly. 0 ! Tit. Sip. W, iltirtiocke's t" . 444 Mr. Ihoridoi b. f. by MOutCoo:, 190 Th 1 t 73t. eg:l4 w N, Nowett's ;tire rec. ft. fr,;;tl Mr, 1 toirpAttv's b. 1, by Niourcuck, 7 4 t, ry rz, 2.111i145, tual;s h sir C. Turt.nr's c. , by"Prccipitate, ri.r.". ft. from or,l r; 06borweb brc , ther to tlippoi....nriphti i , z 3 °As. Th e l ong pending match between the c%L.lchrate,i aline Chicken and his covittryin.in Guitey, is to he 1.11)01) .11.10:,(1:1) . tlittbatattt two hOW training in SuF;, , ,ey.., in which Cotnity the hatth i.i to he fott,tht. Thet midi am Cm t. , ) timr on ow Chicken. IVIOA of the, i O ctt pu-,iikto ha;c departed for Brighton within tine two w hi c h jd ii the seat Of action ch on, en e light is expc.,,ted to take place the Lila cod of the pret,.l.lt: Nvyck. 0111.4 f Grit(' backed by a military Gentleman to tight llichman, the liott.:ll3lack-'—tbree to tiro on (:)11 sf,:tio'ti.;lit I.IIu is►•v:►ttt 1)0y 4)1 Nir. f)t* 14eefli, ft outr,le, by n(Tll . l‘'l:;liii` , t; fen.Lfle with wiltlyri he 1.1. t tho (It tilt" f,intily. to t...)lll,tiit the H pr..; ; .1 itt 01' ; tur 011 tie 111. i; t:HI 111:1 \=:ti (.1.1101 I;rftit2c-.1 . : Fru\ 11 : 1 111%!' ' i it . H hi 111,. 1; itt,t tti tt 110 111 1 H 11 , i , it It'.ll :it:l ~1, 1 iitr- ttlf7 . .1 yr; titer;. f - , •j; , )ikotlicp:: Willi . ttlio t l 1 1 ; •••, , r i)utt• '1211; ,, ;iHt :,, • :t • 11l r.j SCiti2l'"C -i1r.14-,,i';y flay !I. I , Fy E 1, • firav ,ll :„•• 111 tf) 1