The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-17 00:00:00

LINCOLN RACES

-'t'H(JRSDAY, SEPT:

The Corporation Purse of 501. fur Horses and Mares of all
ages, ecc.. —Two-mile' Heats.
Mr. llutton's br. c. Cleveland, 4yrs old, 7st. gib - r
folinson's br. c. Sir Andrew, 4yrs old, 7st. 91b. 2 2
Mr. Sitwell's b. fil. &neelab, Byrs old, 6st. 61b. . 3dr
Ir.
Inthley's b. c. Buzzard, 3yrs old, 6st. 31b. 4 3
Mr. ►Vatt's b. tit. Miss Cranford, 3yrs old, 6st. 61b. sdr
Same day, the Welter St kes of togs each, for any Horse,
• Mare, or Gelding.—Two- mile Heats.
Sir M. M. Sykes's b.m. Leicestershire Lass, ztst.itlb. t r
Mr. Fisher's b. h. by Oberon or Cavendish, tzst. 2 2

• FRIDAY.
Noblemen and Gentlemen's Subscription Purse of 70
Guineas, for all ages.—Two-mile heats.
Mr. br. c. Cleveland, 4 yrs old, Bst. 3 1 2 I
Il9r..Watt's b. 1. Miss Cranford, 3 yrs old, 6st.
615. - . , o 2 1 2
Mr. Fisher's b. f. Lady-Bird, 3 yrs old, 6st. 61b. o 3 3 dr
6aine clay, a Subscription Purse of 501. or upwards, fora
Gold Cup,, by Subscribers, at Five Guineas each, for
maiden horses, Sic,—Two-mile heats.
Mr. Duncombe's b. f. liipswell Lass, 3 yrs old,
Gst. r lb. - 5
Air. C. Uppleby's b. f. 3 yrs Old, 6st. rib. - t 2 2
Mr. 3. Glossop's b. 1. Lark, 3 yrs old, 6st. 1113. 2 5 3
Mr. Neltirorpe's b. g. 3 yrs old, 6st, tlb. 4 4 4
Mr. Grant's ch. C. Felix, 4 yrs old, 7st. 71b. 6 3 5
Sir 1. Troliope's gr. In. 6 yrs old, Bst. I ilb. - o 3 dr
Same day, Colonel King's g. h. iitssle, by Dclpini, beat
Mr. Thistlewood's b. h. Rolliker, by Aurelius, tzst. each.
Colonel King stakes too guineas to so.—One 2-mile heat.
More company and better racing have never been known at
Lincoln for 3o years past.

MAW.: ESTEIZ; SEPT. 1 0.-This day we have-had
a great Trotting Mitch for. 200 gs. ; BELL'S ch.
mare against time. She was to trot 16 miles in an
hour : she performed it in 59 minutes. There was
a great deal of betting on .the match. -

The vault of the HOLLAND Family is at Welton,
small ti illage, ftir miles from Salisbury. Whe❑
iliis vault was last opened, to-deposit the remains of
the late Lord IjoLLAND, there were in the vault
near thirty eaffils, all covered with crimson velvet,
in great preservation.

The t:Alowing, ~vc are informed, were the last
Words uttered by Mr. F'o they were addressed to
Mrs. Fox :—" I die happy, tont I pity you."
The inhabitants of Plymouth and Dock have been
regaling their ears and feasting, not on Turbot and
John Lary, but on the divine notes of HANDEL.
TIIO A'SqL.EY Were' their .enterers, and provided such
a .treat for them as .was, hardly ever offered to the
people of. Devonshire before.
We are requested by a Correspondent, from
to insert the following account of the. late
.EleEtion which took .place there. On Monday, the
sth of September instant, came on the EleEtion for
BailifiS and 'Town-Clerk • for the Borough of. Ips-
wich, for the year ensuing, when a warm contest
took place between the Blues and:Yellows, the rival
parties ; but the Yellows having sent for their friends
resident in 'LohdOn, and other distant places, took
the Blues by surprize, and succeeded in getting their
Friends. eleaed for Bailiffs ; but, notwithstanding all
their exertions, the Blues succeeded in cleating
their Town-Clerk,_ although they did not send for a
single London Voter ; there ore the strength of the
two parties has not, on this occasion, been fairly
tried, as was, stated in your Paper of the 12th inst.
The Poll closed about seven o'clock in the evening,
when the numbers for Bailiffs. were, .

For Mr. KER2II)CE 2.27 I For Mr. S POO YEA.
Mr. TROTMAN - 229 AU. FORSLT T. 254

And for Town-Clerk,
For Mr. BATLEY - 262 I For Mr, BRAMt • 255

The Elk Gun-brig has taken two valuable Spanish
Prizes into Port Royal, hinaica.
The best account that ever appeared of South
America in the. English language is to be fbund in
SNINNER'S elegant Publication on: the present
State. of Peru, .a work which was written in con-
nexion with Sir HOME POPHAM and General MI-
RANDA, With a view to the recent. Expeditions that
have taken place.
CORN-EXCHANGE, SEPT. 17.---Wheat is here to-
day in but shore supplies, that of best quality readily
supports last prices, and inferior has few .buyers;
there is but little good Barley, and that rather
higher, fine Malt likewise ; White Pease are this
seek 3s. and 45. per quarter lower ; there are
few arrivals 'of Oats, and sales in this trade are
nearly as. on Monday ; Rape Seed at less price ;
.Flour.is dearer; tine American about 475. per. bar 7
,rel, and in other articles but little, alteration. .

bV Iwat 6.1. a 76s a 'yos od Beans -44 s a sts od
Fine ditto - 9as oe. Tick Beans 38,. a .45s od
R e - 44' a 4assca Oats 23s a 27s a
_;is od
.Partey.-- -4; Poland ditto 33s a 34s 6d
Malt - 7+, a Oos led Rape Siied 171. jot-. os
hire 'Pease . (4s a 74s.ed Fine Flour 7os a 75) 00
rE.; ,cy ditto 4)s-a 4is od Secoids . ios a 705 Fd