The Sun.
London, England, 1808-07-05 00:00:00

SPORTIKC; INTELLIGENCE,

• NEWMAKKET .DULY MEETING, Igo&
MONDAY, JULY It.
The luly Stake, a Subscription of cogs each, 3ogs ft: by
2-,yr old colpi.carrying Bst. 6ltr. fillies, Bst. 41b. Two yr
old Course.
Mr. Blachford's b. 1. Medina, by Worthy, out of a sister
to Ossian
14 F. G. Osborne's b. f. by Sorcerer or Whiskey, out of
Canary
Sir C. iiimbury's b. 1. by Sorcerer, out of Amelia •
Mr: Wilson's b. f. Spindle, by Shuttle, out of Dimple,
by Highflyer
Mr. Ilarbord's ch. f. by Young Woodpecker, out of a
sister to Petworth
Mr. Mellish's ch. f. by Don Quixote, out of Lady Cow
Mr. Nlellish's gr. c. Favorite, by Don Quixote, out of
Darling's dam
Mr Mellish's b. c. brother to Luck's-all
l‘lr. Elwes's b. t. by Waxy, ot:r of a sister to Peter. Pindak D. of Grafton's t. by Waxy, out of Penelope
Mr. Panton's c. Satyr, by Waxy, dim by TruMpitor,
out of Crane
Mr. Panton's b. f. Driope, by Waxy, out of Crane
Mr. Panton's b. 1. Clitoris, by Waxy, out of gatphip4
,dam , •
Ld Foley's b. c. loy Don Quixote, out of Adelina.
Ld Foley's br. c. by Worthy, out of ii Sir Peter mare, data
by Highflyer
Mr. Abbey's br. e. Abercrombie, by Waxy, out of Clo.
rinda's dam
Mr. Emden's b. f. Miss Seedling,, by, Totterldge, out of.
• Seedling
Mtn Panton's Ralphina, Zst. 71b..agst the D. of Grafton's
f. by Coriander, out of Peppermint, Bst. First half of
Ab. M. cogs.
Ld jersey's c. by the Wellesley Arabian, out of Blowing's,
dam, agst Ld G. H. Cavendish's c. by Coriander, out of
Mrs. Candour, Bst. alb. each. Ab. M. soogs. h. ft.
• Gen. Grosvenor's l-ohn-o'_Gaunt, Bst. 71b. agst Mr. Lake's
Fuscus, brother to Forester, Bst. 31b. Ab. M. scgs. •
Ld Stawelfi Deceiver, Bst. 71b. agst 1). of Grafton's Va-
.nity, Bst. Two-yr old Course, fogs-
Ld-C. Ft. Cavendish's Dreadnought, .Bst. agst Mr.
Payne's Bulrush,-.Bst. 2lb. D. M. toogs. li. rt.
Mr. Wyndhal;.:'s Scbedoni, Sst. 61b. agst D. of Rutland's
Rambler, Sat, Two- yr old Course, boogs.

TuEsDAy.
fuly old- Stakes of 'cogs. each, b. ft. for colts,
Bst. 71b. fillies, 11,st. 31b. Acrosi the Fla.K, Ld Grosvenor's b. c. Chester, by Sir Peter
Ld Grosvenor's c. Sunbeam, by Meteor
- D. of Crafton's 1. Morel, by Sorcerer
Sir C. Bunbury's f. Agnes, by Sorcerer
Mr. Howorth named Mr.' Lockley's, f. by Sir Peter, Out
of Queen Charlotte
G4t. Cower's lohn,ce-Gaunt
' Mr. Mellish's Anna, by Coriander
The first year ola renewal of the Sweepstakes, of togs. each,
by 3-yr old olds, carrying 6.4 t. 91b. ; 4-yr olds, Bst. ilb. ;
5-yr olds, Bst. tolb. ; 6,,yr olds, gst. and aged, gst. zlb.—
.C.• M. M.
Mr. Shakespear's Tot, agst Mr. Vansittart's Currycomb,
Bst. 7.1 b. each.. Two•vr oict C. zoogs. it.
Gen. Grosvenor's lohu-01-Gaunt, Bst. 31,b. agst D. of
Rutland's Ned, by Teddy, darn by Precipitate, Bst. Across
the Flat, icgs. h. ft.

virzoNssoAy.
Fifty Pounds for 3-yr olds carrying 6st. 91b. ; 4-yr olds ftst,;
s.yr olds Bst. 810. ; 6-yr olds. Sat. 121 b. ; and 'aged 9.t.
D. I.
Ld Stowell's c. by Sorcerer, out of Sic Dayid's dam, Bs,t.
41b. apt of Gratton'sl. orel, by Sorcerer, tc,st. Ab. M.
'cogs. I. ft. •
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Panton's Ralphina, Bst, tlb. agst Gen. Grovenor's.
john-o'Gautit, 7st. 31b. l'wo-yr old Course, jogs.
14 Foley's Cecilia, Bst. 61b...agst M. Wilson'il. Spindle,
by Shuttle, Est. 41b. Mo.:yr old Course, toogs.
14 Grosvenor's Sunbeam, Bst. bib. agst Ld G. H. (raven.
,dish's Podagra,-B,t. tlb. Two.yr old Course, boogs.
• Ld Stawell's Pantina, Bst. 81b. agst D. of Gralton's7l'en,
nyroyal, by Coriander, oat of Peppermint, 81b. Two-
yr old Course, 2585.
Ld Jersey's Langton, gst. agst A, of Itutland's Ned, 7st.
6lb. Avross tbellat, jogs.•
tiRSDAy.
utp- Ton F late .41 3 -yrolul colts Bst. 41b. fil-
lies Bst. Last Mile and a distance of B.
Mr. Sltakpeat's Tot., Bst. 321 b. ;lot Lord Grosvenor's
Bulrush, Sat. T wo-yr old Course, jogs.
Mr. PAnton's Ralphina, gst. agst Mr. Wilson's Spindle,
2 yrs old, 7st. sib. Fwo.yr old Course-, jogs.
Sir I. Shelley's c. by Waxy, out of Milt, Bst. 41b. :lest
Mr. Mellish's by lion y.uixote, out of Lady Cow, Sit.
Haifa Mile, zcogs. •

IKONDAIc AFTER TgE, MEETZNF.
Mr. Mellish's 1. cy Don quilt() e, 'out of Lady Cow' Bst.
41b. agst Sir 1. Shelley's f. by Don uixote, dam by Pipa-
t.9r, grand-dain by Slupe, 7st. 41b. A Mile, snags.

An Institution, to be denominated - " The. Cale-
doqian Asylum," is about to be established in this
Metropolis, udder the patronage of • the Highland
Society of London,' for the maintenance and educa-
tion of a limited numberof the sons of such Scottish
sail Ors„ soldiers, and marines, as may have served
their Country, died in ,the. service, or been disabled,
&c. The' boys are to be taught reading in English
and Gaelic, Writing, and Arithmetic ; in addition to
which they will receive such preparatory instru63ions
as may be necessary to qualify them for the Royal
Navy, or Merchants' Service, as well ,as for the
trades connected with a seafaring life, and such of
them as shall possess the military ardour of their
forefathers, are ;o receive a preparatory education
suitable to the Army. Into this Institution also are
to be admitted a certain number of
,girls, the off-
spring of such parents as are above described, who
are to receive
,an education suitable to their situa-
tion in life, as well as in every domestic employ,
meat, to make them useful servants, and to be
brought up in the knowledge and praCtice of Virtue
and Religion. In order to render this Institution
the more complete, a Gaelic Chapel, in which Di,.
vine' Service is w be performed in the Gaelic and
English languages alternately on the tame day, is .to
form a prominent branch of the Establittnent. •
The. Report of the Sete& Committee for the im-
provement of• the access to-Westminster Hall, and
the two Houses of Parliament, has been published.
It recommends that the present Exchequer Office
should be pulled down, and no new building erected
on its site; that the old houses in new Palace-yard,
between the Speaker's Court and Westminster
Bridge, as far as the wooden bridge, be pulled
down, and an embankment be made along the river,
and planted with trees ; that the new Exchequer
Office be built on the site of 'the old Tennis Court,
between the Treasury and the end of Downing-
street ; that the houses pow used in Somerset House,
as they become vacant, shall be used as offices ; and
that the ground to east and west of the Nevv.Sessions
House, in the Broad SanCtuary, be appropriated. to
private dwellings for persons attending Parliament,
or the CourtsofLaw.
A light collier, with only five hands, lately re-
turning from the'Downs to the Tyne,. was Attacked
by a itrerrch row-boat privateer, full of men, who
came under the collier's bow to board her, when at
the instant the Captain cut the shank paituer, and
let the anchor fall into the
,boat with such violenpe,
that it forced its way throogii the bottom, and set
her. crew swimming. The Captain stood on—his
onrse, leaving tile Frenchmen, some clinginz• to
tile wreck of their boat; and others siapporti 11i,1.m,- .1
st Ives on oars, tke. crying- in vain for assistance.