The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-30 00:00:00

SPORVNG INTELLIGENCE.

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Sir F. Standish's. 1. by Sir Peter, out of the Ye?taw Mare,
Sst. 71b. beat Mr. I,.:aduroke's IVaxy c. 9st. Two yr. old

c.
15,d8•Iss:Oley's. Wowing, Sit. bg.kt 0, of St. Albans's Merry.
• thought, Sst. TWo-yr. oil c. jogs.
l.d Foley's Kncebuckle, 7st. 71b. beat Ld De•
cciver, bsi. TWO-yr.olo c. 50t,S.
SUbstription !'late of 2-yr °kis, yst. 41t.; and 3-yt
olds, 9st. 41b. 2!b„ Two yr old C.
. • yrs old.
•Sir- C. Ilunbury's ch. c. Snug, 3
Mr. I towortri's b.• 1. 'Orangeade - 3 2
• Lord Foie) 'a b. 1. Blowing 3 3
• Mr D. Radclitle's b c. Nlandarine, by Patriot : ,
Mr. Mei'isli's:br.- I. oil' she-goes '3
Mr Gouldborit's b. c. Newcastle, by Oberon
Mr. Galway's br. c. by Worthy, out of December..
Gen. Gower'sb. 1. Sprite • • - .3
U. of Grafton'; b. C. oy Worthy, outof Hornby Lass 2
. • The judpe could place but•threc.
DI pentinck's Bagatelle, list.7lb. beat Mr. S.S.Prime's
,• Barouclk-z, sst. rzlb. Two-yr old C. jogs.
14.1 GrosVettor's Jasper, Lt. r lb. beat Al r. Howorth's• Plan-
tayslitt, Ab. M. jogs.
"Mr. Mellish's Norval, roast-. 4lb. beat 'Mr. 13: Radcliffe's
'u. by Yoorig liclipse, 9st. 410. - Ab. M. 250. To be
rode by the owrier.% '
Mr. Al el lisles I Orval tcc.ft.ttom Mr. Craven's Henry, test.
414. each. A M. fo be ructe by the owners.
Gen. Crusv„.3,:pr's vri.:assee by Moorco.ck, Sst. rec. ft,
from Col. Ilarbohl's b. c. Vi count, I.Ordship, dam
by-Young Niaske. Across the Flat, 5,,5g5.-' • '•
Al,. Wynditain's Schcdoni, Bst.. 31b. rec. sai,s. from Sir f.
Shelley's Clasher, Sat. 71b. Ab. M. roOgs.

The Lady of Captain BRISBAkE, of the AreVizisYt,
Who reside. at Mortimer, near Reading, has ,re-.
cci vett a letter) dated off St. Domingo, Sept.• t 3,18 Q
from the Captain, by the last Packet from the West
• Indies, confirming the statement lately given in this
Paper, of the capture of the Pomona Spanish Frigate,
by. the ..4rethus.a and Anson, and giving further parti-
culars.. The :idiot' was very close, and continued
only 35 minutes;.-12 Gan-boats, each mounting a
24-pounder, and *carrying 100 men, formed a line
to proteCt the Pomona against the fire of our Fri-
gates„-
..cllored in three and a half tinhorns
water, and within pistol-shot of a Castle mounting
sixteen 34-pounders, and keeping up a heavy fire :
;three of the Gun-boats were blown up, six sunk, and
the remaining three were diiVen ashore among the
breakers, when. the Pomona struck, and was taken
possesion of by the First Lieutenant, PARISH. The
Castle now began tiring red-hot shot, by which the
Arethusa was set on fire ; the linuies, however,
were soon extinguished by the aaiviiyof the Officers
(Lieutenants EeIGM N and GatiTyrns) command-
ing on the main-deck., Shortly after Wards a dread-
ful explosion took plaee within the Castle, and their
tire ceased. - 'Capt. BRISBANE 'was slightly wounded.
Lieutenant PARISH was unhurt. We are sorry to,
add, that the Pomona had just landed all the specie
on board ; a quantity of plate,- and various kinds
of merchandize, however, • remained_ on board, to
remunerate the gallant exertions of the vialors.--.
The Admiral and Governor had left the Pomona,
as they supposed, in perfeCt safety, about ten mi-
nutes before our Frigates hove in sight. The official
diSpatches having been sent to Admiral -DACttES,
commanding on the station, are not yet arrived.
We are authorized to state, that Mr. RICHARDS,
of queen's College, is Do longer a Candidate, upon
the present occasion, tbr the honour of representing
the University of Oxford in Parliament.—Mr. AB-
BOT, the- late Speaker, and Mr. HEBER, of Braze
NOse.College, are still Candidates for the vacancy
natie by the resignation of- Sir WILLIAm DOLBEN.
i'he hiedion will take place on Wednesday next,
apt a Poll is still expeeted.