The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-12 00:00:00

SPORTING IATELLIGENCE.

. ASCOT HEATiIi WEDN'i.SD.A.V.
His R. It. the Prince of Wales's Plate of ;al. for Horses, .4,:c
of all ages , Four miles.
-
Ptlr. Lake's, Gvn:.-.,:;is, 5 yrs old - - r
Mr. Waddingiou's Ploughbov, 3 yrs old - -
-
Mr. Batsotai,Raptur...,_ 3 }IS olit - 3
Six to 5 u Plougikboy ;
_3 and 4 to 1 aAst the winner.— A
-good rare. -- 7 -
Same Day, a Plate of Sol. free for any Horse, &c.
Mr. Forth's Agincourt - ,
-- , r
Mr. Pearce's ch m.' Laura, 6 vrs old - - - - z
Mr. Emd...N,'s cli: f. Sigismunda, by-13tizzard, 4 yrs old 3
. . Same Day, the Swinley Stakes, of 25gs, each.
Mr. FOrth's Hippomenes, 4 yrs old - -
Mr. Ladbitike's Cardinal Beaufort,' 4 yrs old -
!Jr. Lake's Rosabella, 3 )rs old- - - Before storMy., sto 4 agst Cardinal Beaufort ;2to I agst
tlippoments.— A good race.' -

- Z .

A
Hack Match concluded. the diversion. The
Course was noto crowded as on the first day. Th
and"PßlNcEssns were present.

ItiL
Deroua, an experienced French Physician and
prathcal Horticulturist, has published an elaborate
article in one of the Parisian Magazines, on the best
means 'of destroying inSeas and caterpillars. His
observations 'were made in the Spring of last year,
when . the cold windsju 'France; as well as in this
country, prevented the blossoms of fruit-trees'froni
setfiu,2; aild the 'cherry-trees, in particular, were
covered with swarm's of little anituirls, resembling
vine4retters, which caused the leaves to curl; 'and
the juice ti dry pp. _He found that the smoke of.
tobacco find- -no elic6-upon such .irise&s; and- that
the sm6kel of 'employed for. the destruaion
of the. aphis tribe, cVstroys-theinsekt, but is equally-
dangerous tothe,tree. fie:therefore watered klow
pjutu tree, and coveredlit with' ashes, in the same
manner as beans and cabbaVs are treated; which.
effea-hally-deitroyed the ntseas. 'The best means:
of stopping the ravfvs:ofinse.Cts upon higher trees,
he considers to be the aspersiOn of the leaves with
soApsucts-, by a ga-rden engine.
CAUTION TO SE*VANTS.—By 14 Geo. 111. C. 78.
s. 84—gt If any menial or other servant, 'through
negligence or:carelessnessr.shall: are, or.cause to be
fired, any dwelling-house; out-hou::e, .or other build_
ingi, any where within Great Britain, such servant
being thereof convitiect-by 'the oath of one witness
before two Justices, shall thrleit t OM. unto the
Churchwardens or -Overseers„ to be distributed
arrlengSt the sufferers by - such fire, in such propor-
tions as Co them 'shalt seem just : in case of default
to pay -the same iinlTl6dittely after conviaion,'-tht.....
same being deinanded by the
,said 'churchwardens,
then such servant shall by warrant under the hands
and -seals of two Justices,. b committed to the
comnion gaol, or house of'correaiOn;-as the Justices
think fit, for eighteen months, there to be kept,
to hard labour."

If any one man has ever been more successful
than another, it is Dr. -Solomon, who has brought
this cordial. Balm of
,Gilead to-such perfeaion that it
never fails retnoving.•the worst and most erabb.ed..
disorder of the ,nerves. It. always exhilirates.and,
chees the spirits, braces and invigorates the vvhqie
-fraMe. • - Such &Medicine,- for. its healing, balsa Mic,
fri•endlv,. and sanative qualities Upon the debilitCed
constitution, deserves the wondrous encouragement,
it neets with from ail ranks who have been fortu-
nate enough to .have recourse to it. It is pecuihrly
eilicaciOus iii all inward Vyastings, loss of app6tite,
indigestion, depression of spirits, trembling or shalc-
ing of the hands or limbs, obstinate coughs, f'hort7-
I Hess of breath, consumptive habits, - &C. At
this season of the year; Br. Solotnon's Nledieines a're.,
highly -useful:to the valetudinarian ; but catittoti *i3
necessary to
guard against counterfeits; by observing.
the worsts, "Saml. SOlomon, Liverpool;" engraved.
on, the stamp affixed to each Bottle, without 'whicil
it canll-ot
one 3<3s. Bbeotgtleenu(\iTiic.i Sold at i 09. tjd.•-or folkn i
saves 93.), by -Aiathevrs aria
18, Strand, and I'Y the principal Medi-
Ole Vender,: in theLThited Kin-gdpm. Dr_ Sololllon,
when consulted, -expeth his Usual tee Cat'
Guinea. Such letter should, for safety, bo'thos
" Money letter, Dr.Sojonion, Gilead-House,
near Lii;erpool.'"

SHIP NW/W.

POOLE. JUNE tO.

Arrived—the Aelive, Williams, Dart, Harland, Aeli,?e,
Boynes, Lark, Spurrier. and Ann., Holloway, from Ports-
mouth ; and Peace and !kitty, 'White, from Brighton.
Sailed—the Hope, Righthead, for Portsmouth; Bulbury,
Webber, for Liverpool ; and New Hope, Manelaws, lot
Vv'eyrnout h.
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