The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-08 00:00:00

,SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET-SECOND SPRING MEETING.
WEDNESDAY, MA? 64.

Fifty Pourtds for three yr olds, 6st. 2.1 b. --four yr olds, Bst.
—five yr olds, Sst. 71b.,—six .'r olds and aged, _Sst. talb.—
Two middle miles of B. C.
Wyndlren's br. h. "Eciprriplt, 6 yri old -
Duke or.Queensbury's ch. h. Cl.-,ltanl, 6 vrs old , - 1
Lord Clermont's b. h.. Meteor, 5 ‘"ri oP. . • 3
v 1 r. ConcannOn's b. f. S wabipa, by Voi unteer, 3 yrs old
Mr. Golding's-b. h. by.B.dloon, 5 yrs 9:.1
Mr. Frogley 's gr. h. P lou•;hboy, ,agi - • -
Mr. 13ullock's.b. f. by Javelin, out at Flavin, 3 ,yr. old
Mr. Gintler's b•. h. Caprieorn, 6 yra old. •
The I wise placed only thefirst three.
Swacpstakes of sop. each. • Across the flat.. ••
Nir. Wilson's Surprize, 7st. 31b. - - s
Mr. Cox's-Chipp_enhant, Sat. 61b. • -
Mr. F. Mite's I fippona B.st. 3,
Lord Sackville's.ExPeb ttioa, Sst. tlh. beat Mr. COI)C311.,
non's Itichniond, 6st. 131 b. Last three miles or IL C. 1008 a.
Richmond ran out of the Course.

Mr. Ilia theote's..Popinjay, ,Bst. tab beat Mr. Cox's Pet,
7st. 91b. Ab. M. boogs. h. ft.
Mr. Contannon's Arrngler, Rst. 41b. beat the D. of Graf-
ton's Hamby Lass, 81T, 71b. Across the t lat,'sogs.
The Marquis of Ponegall's Trifle, Bst. rec. ft. from Mr.
R. Heithcute's Schedont,, Bst. 91b. Two middle miles of
B. C. 3oog::: h. ft.
Mr. Wilson's Surprize, Bst. 41b. rec. 35gs. from Mr.
Cox's Cocoa Tree, 7st. 301 b, It. M. 5345.
Mr. Coi's Pet, • Bst. rec. ao.:s. froin Col. Matthew's
Folly, 7st. 81b.
.Two-:yr old Coiire, tobgs. h. It.

Dr. W. G. MATom was yesterday unanimously
eledecl Physician to the Westminiter Hospital.
Al\44ii is now makihg up in. the Ship.Lerter
partment the Oost-Mize, for the Army and Navy
employed in Egypt, and will be closed in a few
days, in order to its conveyallee by a Ship of War
ow preparing at Portsmouth for Alexandria.
In Hereford market, on Saturday, there was a re.
ddlion in the puke of butchers' meat of more than
2d. per lb.
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A- .very thotking accid!nttook place a few nights
ago in the Temple ; a Gentleman who resides in
Chambers "here; having tine: ee-Icily returned to
town late ,in the evening,' and being rather intoxi_
cated went to bed, 500.11 after.which his wife, who
had been with n pnrey of friends to thOilay, anct
who intended to have slept at, the Wes't"endLof the
town, came home, and krxcked-at the dbOilla con.
sidetable time before it awaked the Gentleman, who
not eviety distinguishin4 from. whence the noise
originated,' and having his chambers robbed
three rinses lately, concluded he Was attacked 'by
thieves, and catching up a blunderhus discharged
it in the passage; shattered the inner door to pieces,
and the slugs penetrating through the outer door,
wounded the Lady in a ,dreadful. manner, three of
them lodging in her right arm, one in 'her side,
and another in the throat : the noise ceasing, he
went io bed again; hut the report of the blunder.
bus alarming a Gentleman who slept on the floor
above, the Lady was discovered lying on the stabs,
when the assistance of a.Surgeon was immediately
procured, and we are extremely happy to add, them
is little doubt of her recovery.

Fr2tn GAZETTE, May 5, 1801' .

Inr7oicf; gay S.

3d Regirrient of Dragoon Guards, Ensign. Leighton. C. Dal.
rymple, from the 55th Foot, to W Cornet, vice Simes
who exchanges •
34th Regiment of LigheDragcons,' Hospital Mate, Samue
Young to be Assistant-Surgeon, yicc,T.bompsun, appoi:lt-
ed Veterinary Surgeon. •
'.27th Ditto, WiLliar4 NVebb, Gent, to be Glornet.
,agth Ditto, Hugh Doherty, Gent.. to be Cornet, without
purchase, vitae Thorn, promoted.
'ISt Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign 'the Hon. George J.
Touchette to be .Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gilliam
who retires. Ensign Kingsmill Evans to be Lieutenant

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vice Collyear, deceased. •
ad' Regiment of Foot; Captain John Kingsbury to be Major,
vice Hale, deceased. Ensign Timothy: Dillon to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Fox, dismissed byth.: Sentence of a, General
Court Martial. ' iEnsign 'Francis Livingstone, from the
x7th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Haslop, dismiss'ed by
the Sentence of a General Court Martial'. john Johustone,
Cent. to he Ensign, vice Dillon.
4th Ditto, George Russell, Gent. late a Lieutenant to the
Prince of Wales's Fencibles, to be Quarter-blaster, vice
Colwell, appointed Paymaster.
Bth, Ditto, Lieutenant William Henry Forsteen, from the
35th'foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Nl' C; utrzy, - who 'ex-

changes. -
,i3th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant• Francis William Schyler,
from the 28th Foot, to be Captain-Lieutenant, 'vice Cop-
. ley, dismissed by'the Sentence of a (=theta' Court Martial.
17th Ditto, Lieutenant Riclrarti Stannard, from the 4tti
West 1 ndia Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Wright, Nvito
•- exthanges. Lientenant John O'Carrdl, front the 81st Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Brome, whb exchanges.
loth Ditto, Lieutenant William Adams, from the 4th West
,India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Dc Lislei who ex-
changes.
234 Ditto, Ensign the Hari. Edward Meade, from the 4oth
Foot, to be First Lieutenant, vice Bayfield, dismissed by
the Sentence of a General Court Martial.
24th Ditto, Ensign Frederick Netterville to be Lieutenant,
• • by purchase, vice Tolley, promoted.
28th Ditto, Ensign William Hill to be. Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Schyler promoted in the 13th Foot. Vo-
- .lunteer David Lant to be EnSign, vice Hilt..
3oth Ditto, Ensign Edward Jentung§ to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Love, who retires.
• 34th Ditto, Thomas Hogarth, Gent. to he Ensign, by pur-
- chase, vice flicks, promoted.
35th Ditto,
,Lieutenant lames Nl‘Gtiff4y, froM the Bth Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Forsteen, who exchanges. Ensign
• Andrew George Armstrong, from the 38th Foot, to be
Ensign, viceßest, who exchanges.
311th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Best, from the 3;th Foot, to..be
Ensign, vice Armstrong, who exchanges. -
4oth Ditto, Adjutant. Thomas Emaill to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice,Garnhani, promoted in the 85t Foot. J.
Wickhpi,. Gnt.',,to be Ensign, withdut purchase, vice
Meade, t4romoted in the 234- Foot. Assistant-Surgeon John,
Meade, from the 26th Light Dragoons, to by Surgeon, vice
Ilplton, promoted.
424 Ditto, Lieutenant qimort Fraser to Captain-Lieutenant,
without iiiirchite, 'Vice Stewart, promoted in the Both
FoOt. Ensign Robert INlenzies to be Lieutenant, vice
Eraser.
sad Ditto, Ensign George Cook fo be
_Lieutenant, by pnc...
chase, vice Donahue,- who retires.
54th Ditto, Captain-Lieutenant Mittens Louis to bet aPtain,
.without purthase,. vice Alttridge, removed to the nthl.itlit
Dragoons. Lieutenant 14 flliann Deane to dbe Captain-
lieutenant, vice' Louis. Ensign Edmund O'Brien Butler
td.be Lieutenant vice Deane.
55th Ditto, Cohic Witham Simes, from the 34 Dragoon
Guards, to be Ensign, vice Dalrymple, who exchanges.
58th Ditto, Ensign' ohn Malone to'be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Sturt, who resigns.. Anstruther ThQuip-
son, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Malone.
6oth Ditto, Richard Robins, Gent, to be Ensign, 'by' pur-
chase, vice James Campbell, promoted. •
634 Ditto; James .Jbhnstone, Gent, to be Ensign, by pur-
, chase, vice. M‘Letoth, promoted. . George Balli,.Gent. to
be Ensign,'by purchase, vice Ramage, promoted.
Etst Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Brame, from the 17th Foot,
to be Lieutenant,..vii:e O'Cirrol; .who .exchanges.- Quar-
ter-Master Pringle..lialli -from the Half-pay of Colonel
Wardc's late. Regiment, to be Quarter-Master, vice Keith,
who exchanges. . .
87th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Brownrigg to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Macnamara, who retires. •
89th Ditto, Ensign 'R. French,l from the 13th Foot, .to be
. Lieutenant; by' purchase; vibe Roddy, who retires,
noth . Ditto, Sgptain- Lieutenant David Stewart, from the
. 424 Foot, to be Captain, vice Thwaites, diwriissed by the
Sentence of a General Court-Martial. Captain., Lieutenant
Francis Eddinsk'to be Captain, without purchase, vice
Murray, promoted in the Clanalpine Fericables. Lieute-
nant William Cartwright to be eaptain-Lieutenant,
,vice
Edden.
gad Ditto, Lieutenant J. M. Doyle, from the Half-pay of
the Independent Companies, to be Lieutenant, vice Rich-
ard Lee, who exchanges.
4th West India Regiment, Lieutenant George Wright, from
the t7th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Stannard, who ex-
changes. Lieutenant David De Lisle, from the loth Foor,
to be Liinitenant, vice Adams, who exchanges.
Captain Kingston's Levy, John Dyne, Gent. to. be Ensign,

HIGH-BEECH, ESSEX.
TO BE ,LETT. OR SOLD,
A BOUT Two Acres ofTREEHOLD LAND,
rI situate near the Inni called King's Oak, which, from
the kectiliar beauty of the-Pro4iedi is an excellent SituatiOn
for a Contr., Therais a Brick-buift-Hense thereon, which,
Nvith Repairs, might be made a comfortable House, or whose.
old Materials would-aid fhe'expence of huilding a new one.
Situate about. twelve Miles. Nort11:-Iiat froM London, and
two miles from Loughton in the Eppingßoad:
Apply to Mr. Scott, Surveyor, Furnivalls Inn.

HIGH-BEECH, ESSEX.
TO BE LETT, "CoMpli:tely FURNISHED,
jk'NEW...BUILT tiQUSE ancIOFFiCES; con-
taining on the Attic Story, five Rooms; on' the One
Ppir,fo.ur Rooms and a Dressing- room ;, on the Ground Story,
a Dining-room, DraNying-iootni Study, Housekeeper's-room,
Kitchen, Dairy, Pantr?, -and several useful Offices adjoining
thereto. The
Coach-house- and- Stable Building contains
standing for two Carriagss,. Stabling for four HOrseo, an Har-
ness-room„ a Wash-house, a Laundry, a Room ,for a Man
Servant, and a Lcift ; a-Ct,whousc usad as a Stable, a Green-
house, a Shrubbzry, and.an excellent Kitchen Garden, fully
ciopped. . •
About Ter Acres of I:and may be had adjoining the House,
and the whole Premises are supplied with excellent Water,
both hard and soft, and is situate abOut twelve Miles -North
East,of London, and two Miles fiom Loughton in the Ep-
ping Road.
Apply to Mr. Scott,, Surveyor, Furnival's Inn.

LES DEUX FRERES, by His'Maje-sty's Ship DORIS.
rr HE. Frpnch Giimbrig LES-DEUX FRERES.
Dimensions, length. on Dcek ;9* feat lk inches, bre-atlth
below i ti.!et t t inches, depth. in Hold, almeaiures. 92 8-4-94
tons. I. rench
.built, -squpre :sterna, woultianiwv for the
coasting, fruit, or any other trades whZte Inittheti end dis-
patch'is reqnired. Now•lying in Sutton Pool;and there to
he detiverech A Prize to,His Maj:sty's Ship-Parisi min
lialliday,'Esq-$-Cothmander.
• ......
For viewing-the Vessel, andfor
.Inventories, apply to. Ed-
ward Lyne and. John Harris, .E,sqrs, the 6gcnts-inOrtO
PgTER.STIII9NS3 Sworrißroker
•

L'ESPOIR, by His Majesty's Ship L'OISEAUAnd'Pri-
' vate Ship of War LO RD
.44 E 1.:50N.• •
THE Handsome Fast-sailing Lugger 'Privateer
L' ESPOI R. Dimensions, length on Decklz fe-.-.t 3
inches, breadth above WaleS t 2 feet 3+, depth ita the
7 feet 6 inches,-fidtheasures 9 :36-94 tons, square-:Sterhed,
pierced fot 16 gups; has good Quarters,: anti would make an
excellent Privateer, Or 'is admirably well adaptetc fol.. the
Guernsey or any Trade where fiat-sailing is a- qualification ;
her H4ll and Stores are in prime
_condition, and inn be sent
to sea at little or no expense.
Captured by•llis Majesty's Ship.L'Oiseab, the Right Hon.
Lord Augustus Fitzroy, Commander ;. and the private Ship
of War Lord Nelson, Htimphry Gibson, Esq. Commander.
For viewing the Veasel,lnventories, -anti furthet Particu-
lars, apply to Edward Lyne, Esq. Agent ; br
PETER SYMONS, Sworn Braker,_Plymotith.

LE JEUNE CATHARINE, by His Majesty's Ship
. •
THE French Sloop LE JEUNE CATHARINE.
Dimensions, length on Deck 46 feet-•S inches, breadth
above '4 feet '6 inches, depth in Hold 7 lett-S4 inches; ad.
measures 37 5,94 (311 s ; square.sternedrnill,built, and ap-
pears to be a firm Vessel ; would_ make good•Coastet,-br is
well adapted for geaeral purposes. Now lying in Sutitin Pool ;
and there to lie delivered; as prize. to• His Majesty's Ship La
Magicienne, Williant Ogilvie, Esti, Commander.
- Immediately afterwards will be soldter.Cargo, viz.
93 llhds. Red-Wiae, ofa . 6 Pipes Brandy , •
• • sUperiolquality • - 3 Casks Rosin. •
White ditto _ Barrel-Tar

'For vieWiil,4 the same,. Inventories,. and Catalogues, app 13'
to Edward Lyne, Esq. Agent, or to. . •.
PETER SYMON§', Sworn-Broker.