The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-08 00:00:00

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And which again displayed, z,rr..•an occa-
sion-so worthy its power, wpuid kindlo7,a dame of
gratitude in every bosoM, of which time, shOuld:
never extinguish the fire, nor Cold CoMpartson
Wish 'the glow. If, however,- I have been so thrill-
nate as, to address mtielf,to those who entertain con
genial sentiments, the feelingS springing from ,Sucha
source will have given me the advantage of pre-pbs-
Ses'sion in favour of the objea's I shall have the honor
of- proposing. Willing to flatter' myself that 1 have,
been so fortunate, the imperfections of an Address
fropi one unaccustonied to 'public speaking will be
amply supplied by liberal indulgence ; and I trust
the unanimity which prevailed at our last meeting
will, on this interesting and affecting occasion, stamp
additional value on the Resolutions we mayforni7
Mr. MoziLY concluded by moving the foll Owing

RESOLUTIONS:
that tlit.Britisli Inhabitants of tombay, aiid its De—
penderiCies, deeply impreSsed with sorrow for the death of
tho late illustrious totternK,General, -with,gratittule for his
public services, :lad veneratuni for his virtues, are desirOus of
contributing towards. the. Mausoleum winch is to.be eteeted•
over the place of his interment, and of adorning this Presi.
titnicy by a permanent Metnorialbtthe unanimous feelings of
its inhabitants, on the death of that great and excellent per.
son.

a. That a SubsCription be opened towards the ex pence of
the Mausoleum which itis intended to-ered over the re_
niains of. Marqui- Cornwallis, at g hazeepore. .
.3. That a Subscription be opened to defray the expence of
a Statue of the Marquis Cornwallis, to be placed in such
consVicuous and convenient part of the Fort as - shall be
chosen by a Committee (fo be afterwards named), • with the
consent and approbation of the Governor.
4. That the lion. the Governor be requested to permit
subscription-Books, for the above purposes, to be opened at
the ,Presidency, by the St:ill-Treasurer, and "at the subouti-
nate stations, by such Civil or Military Officers as he shall
think fit.

s. That the following Gentlemen be a Committee to carry
the preceding Resolutions into execution, and that they, be
authorised to apply the pioduce of the subscriptions for the
purposes before-mentioned :—The Hon. the uoveinor, Sir
tames INPInto5ll,
.General Dellis, Mr., Waldron, General
Whitelock, Mr. Forbes, Dr. Scott, and Mr. Tliteiplan&—
of whom any three -may _form a.quorum,
6. That the Chairman do communicate these Resolutions•
to the lI n. the Governor.

_Mr. THREriisivgn ton', and in an eloquenl and
pathdtic‘ address, expressed his cordial concurrence
id thupiopositions.which had been made and se-

conde4

The .CHmitylAN then. read. the several riuitionsfr,
which were separately puts .and iiiianiriaously agreed`
to.

SPORTING INTELLIC.',.E.VCE.

• KNUTSFORD RACES, TuEsnAy, jutv kg.
A Malden Plate, value 5,1. by I:.ts,s, Ize. nt a!1 arcs, that:
- ndver vial a Plate. 0,..t.r.nr1e.
Mr. Alason's g. c. TratAlar, 4 yrs 01.1 r
Mr. Cresswell's b. g. Sportsman, by Overton, 4 ws•olci z dt

WIDNESDA Y.

SweepstPkes of toogs. es:..-it,-. foral.l -A e:ei. Ond 3-midd.licat_
Mr. clifton's b. in.. foseplmla, 5:, rs old
Mr. Smith's b. m Hebe, 5 -7rs b!d
Lord Grosyeaor's Meteara, by \1t..1,:0r, . yrs old ...
Lnni Stamfort 11'5 dli. d. St.-DorM,go, by iiimiSietoiiian
Mr. N-14b0h5; gr. C..Trafellgar, by Delpitti,.4 yrs Old- S.

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TaURSI.3I. •
Sixty Pounds for A 4cs. Four-rnik ireaN.
Mr. Clifton's b. tn., losep!tina -
MT. Erooli.e's br. c. Royal cak, 4 yrs old

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A Foot Race was run in Hyde-Park 'yesterday
for twenty guint.'as, let\t-een an Ofil.:er belonging to
a Regiment ol Dragiuns; and' a Gelitlemanof the
name of ST.E,ILL,; of Sorte.celebrity as -a i"erlestrian.
'The distance was 403 yards, and the wager was
woireasify by Mr: STEEL. He, I)o'.Vever, made a
(r .
good race of it, along kith his opponent'
the greater part of the distance ; but when he made
play, it was a ItalioT /king /
•
Yesterday the First Surrey Corps of VOlunteers
had field,day, at Montpelier; Gardena, ,for the first
time since they'entered into new rt-gulations, con-
formable' to tile,. Training Bill, &c. .The Cory.;
upon this occasion itade an exceeding good muster,
and being formed in line with the Sharp Shooters,
attached, went through the usual movements in a
manner highly creditable. Previous to their dis-
missal, the Members of the Regiment were inform- .
ed, that, unless they attended pun&ually at drill,
their Certificates of Exemption from- the Training
A 6 would not be delivered.

The St. James's Volunteers, to
.the amount
of four hundred and fifty, commanded (in
absence of their Colonel, Lord AmitasT) by
Major PowicF.s, Mustered' in the Duke of PORT-
LAND' area at three o'clock yesterday, 'and 'then
marched to, Hyde Park, where -they had a Granfil
Fipld-day.

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVESEND, AUGUST 6.

Paw4l by—the fr*m Dublin ; Aurt!.
changerth, ‘Vaterman, from Tencriffc ; and
.Linskal, •So-
therington, frpm St. Petersburgh. •
Sailed—the Vrow Classin3, —jot. ,liarnhro' .Endraght,
•131eIkr; for Vareli ; Aufrn nnor, Vleiland, for CatWyck
seph and Mary Hippoicampie, lesseir„for Newfoundland.