The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-24 00:00:00

ON Sunday Her Royal Highness the PRINCESS of
WALES wentin her bareuche andiatir horses., with
her suite in other carriages, escorteii:trom.the dock-
yard gates by an Officer's Detachtuent of the
(or, Prince of Wales's) Dragoon Guards, through
Plymouth, .to'the wnere' she 'was received
by Lieutenunt;Gentral. ENGLAND,: at the -Barrier,
and Main Guard, attended by a„Colour
_Guard
of Honour of the Ist Royal Lauca,hire
.and the
Royal Cornwall Regiments :- the grenadier;;
tl:e ;,retard -of honour. On. het Royal Highness's safe
arrival in the citadel, sheJtad- a royal salute, and the
gates of the barrier, spar, and :main guards, were,
by the'polite direetion'of the worthy Lieutenant-
Governor, General ErtGLArtn, thrown open; that
thousands of anxious spe6tators might hail their tn-
ture Queen. ~After" dinner her'Royal Highnesscaine
Out into the balcony of the Lientenant7Getnor's
house, to gratify the wishes of the •people. hn
the evening she embarked in the Admiral's Barge,
and .was rowed round. the Fieet the ,Sound and
Cawsand' Bay; the Ships' yards being all. manned ;
and as she' passed to. Edgcumbe's Mount she . was
most heartily cheered.
On Monday Her Royal Highness passed. through
Plytnouth.for Saltram-house. at four p. with, her
usual attendants,. escorted by an Officer's party of
the 3d, Or Prince of Wales's Dragoon Guards; and
on Tuesday afternoon 13er ROyal HighnesS quitted
Dawlish,.on her r2turn to Blackheath. Her Royal
Highness did not pass through Exeter, but vent by
way of Countess Wear Bridge, where relays of
horses Were stationed to- expedite Her Royal High-
'nesS's return.

SPORTING INTEL LIG4XCE,

EPSOM RACES.
14.itknA, MAY 23.

The s,econd and last year of a renewal of the Oak Stakes, of
ft. tor Fillies; carrying ;sst: then 3y f'S • old-;
• the last•mtle-and a halt. :Phe Owner of the setond Filly.to
receive toogs out of the Stakes.
Mr. Craven named the Dul:a cf tieensheru's b. f."

Bronze . -
Earl of Egremont's b.-f. Jerboa
Nil-. Lake's b.. f. Rosabella ' - -

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,Sir f.•Standish,s f..by Sir Peter leazle, • - - 4
Eight other hopes started, but tbo judge could only
'four. jerboa was the favOurite. The odds were•s to t
the field, agst the ‘i•initer..--:WOn-casy.
A 501. Plate. 4)r.3yr olds 75t.,71b. iincl.4yr olds Sst. 81b. a
w inti,2r of a Sweepstakes or
,Plate, in 1806,. to catty 41h..
extra. 'Phree two=thile heats.'
Mr. Crott's.b.,m. sister to Houghtan Lass, 3 yrs 014.5'
;Karl of Eg,tcinopt's.c. g. Cerbertis, by; Goltanna ...t a a
Mr. Wilsonl •71 Pantaloon 'yrs old , - ' z
.
Mr. Doc'lilay' Honey syrs old -
Mr. Patience, 3 yr§ old - 4,dr.
• 13etorecttartlng 7to the field Cerberus, the favbu,-
rite. a
and 3to I, tg§t Pant:loon and Houghton ),ass. Alter
the first Meat' level hettin:.:, and 5 to 4 a •,;st
• Alter the second heat 4 and 5 to one on the Iloughton Lass,
in. The fuSt heat was well coraqB;ed between Cerile.rus,and
-Pantaloon, i,nd the second heat was an exceeding good one,
betWeen'Cerherus and the Houghton Lass W. The last heat
was won e.isy.
Mr. Pierce's ch..f, beat Mr.. Emden's b. m. a mile and'a.
halt face, for. lool.;s.
The Company was not s.o numerous file first
His 'loyal Highness the Pitt&cE of:WALES -was
'on the Course with We DUKE of -

-Smithfield-market was, about. eight o'clock last
night, the scene of -that riot and confusion which
has been too 4ornmon of late.--A brutish fellow.
brOught his wife, a very decent looking woman, into
the.market for safe, but the Still more brutal Jan-,
wage and conduct of the bidders, to irds tier. objet`
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of:their attention, had, it should seem, so tar soften-
ed hiS heart, that he refused to receive the biddings
Which were made ;' on which the most disgraceful;
scene of riot ensued, and the Woinan and man were,
in the most violent manner'hustled, until at length.
they took shelter in the Bull's Head Public-house:
Extraa of a Letter from Gorge, • dated the 3d of
Match, 'We have Just •received'informa—
tion froth the. interior, that:MuNco PARK- his been
some time on the. Banks of Niger, but could
not build the boats. as he intended, his carpenters,
being all-dead, together with all-the soldiers ofi,outl
Corps (thirty-five ianumber) who•went with
except seven ;
,who, with. Mr,m PARK, Lietite.444
MARTyN of Our Corps,- and. a Mr.':Scorr) anstrti„Sti
have proceeded in cauves.down, the Niger ; -a.Jlrotber;i:
.in-law of Mr. PARK (named AxistilsoN)
him,. as surgeon, but:died .on, the,banks.”,

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