The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-05 00:00:00

CARLISLE, RACES.

Tonna v., SEPT. 28.—A Maiden Plate of 501. given by
the Members of the City for all ages. Two-mile beats.
Mr. T. Dawson's b. c. Shamrock 1 1
Mr. Walker's b. g. Cock Robin 3 2
Mr. Hodgson's ch. c. George IV 2 3
Mr. W. Hodgson's b. m. Cottage Girl 0 4
Mr. Jackson's b. c. Holyoak . 0 dr
Mr. Quarten's b. c. Champignon 0 dr
A Gold Cup of 100 gs., by Subscribers of logs. each
p. p. Three miles.
Sir Win. Scott, Bart.'s, Talleyrand 1
Mr. Ramsay's Round Robin.... 2
Col. Lushington's Young Duchess
WEAN ESDAY. —His Majesty's Plate of 100 gs. Four miles.
Mr. Ferguson's Young Patrick.. 1 1
Mr. Williamson's Earl 2 2
Mr. G. 0. Smith's Agitator 3 dr
Fifty Pounds, given by the Inhabitants for all ages.—
Heats, two miles and a dis.
Mr. Hodgson's Agnes 1 6 3 1 1
Mr. Simpson's The Duchess... 4 1 2 2
Mr. Benson's b. b. Gilsland ... 6 2 3 dr
Mr. Ferguson's Barleycorn 1 4 4 dr
Mr. Ramsay's Round Robin 2 dis.
Mr. Riddell's Dr. Syntax 3 dis.
Ta URSDAY......A Plate of 501., given by the Members for
the County, for all ages. Three-mile heat..
Mr. Ferguson's Young Patrick 1 1
Mr. Jackson's llolyoak 2 dr
Mr. Hodgson's George the Fourth dis.
A Subscription Plate of 504 for all ages. The winner is
to be sold for 150 gs. Two-mile heats.
Mr. G. 0. Smith's Agitator.... 5 2 1 1
Mr. Hodgson's Agnes 4 1 2 2
Mr. Jackson's Talleyrand
Mr. Thompson's Parson Harvey 3 4 4 dr
Mr. Walker's Cock Robin 2 5 5 dr
The Cumberland Stakes of five soy. each, p. p. with 25/.
added by the Inhabitants for all ages. Heats, once
round and a distance.
Mr. Thompson's Blucher 2 1 1
Mr. Simpson's Moll-in-the-Wad 3 3 2
Mr. J. Hodgson's George the Fourth 1 2 3

REPRESENTATION OF LIVERPOOL.—On
Saturday, the requisition to the Right Hon. CHARLES
GRANT, to come forward and stand for the representation
of this town, was forwarded to him at Inverness, in the
charge of a gentleman deputed by the requisitionists. It
had then received almost four hundred signatures, although
it had only been in the Exchange-room for that purpose
during a few homy. A requisition to Sir R. PEEL to
come forward is also in preparation ; should that Right
lion. Gentleman accede to the request, it is the intention
of Mr. EwituT, who has addressed the electors, to stand
the contest. Two ether individuals have been also named,
as likely to be put in nomination—Mr. VICSEY FITZ.
GERALD and Mr. WILMOT 1101110 L—Morning Paper.

THE LATE ELECTIONS.—The subject first
in order and importance in the present number of the
" New Monthly Magazine" is that of the English Elec-
tions. The progress and results of the late general pro-
ceedings for the representation of the country are exhi-
bited at one view ; and the advantages derived on the
whole by the popular cause are clearly pointed out and
estimated. The especial importance which is strongly
ti•lt and acknowledged by all classes to attach to the ensu-
ing Parliament, on many accounts, renders the perusal
of such a statement as this of the utmost interest at the
present time. It forms, in fact, a species of Parliamentary
Guide by which conjecture may be materially assisted in
its speculations on the feelings, views, and probable con-
duct of the great assembly which is so soon to hold its
deliberations, and to absorb the national attention in its
operations.

THE MINISTItY..—it is said that the Duke
of WYLLINGTON has nude overtures to Lords Goncnicit,
MaiaouaN, and PALatausTux, and Mr. CHAS. GRANT,
to join his Ministry, and that a negociation to that effect
is now pending. It is again rumoured that Mr. Gout.-
auatt is to be relieved from the burden of the financial
department, and that the Right lion. Gentleman will be-
come a candidate fur the Speaker's chair, it being under-
stood that Mr. MANNIRS SUTTON retires with a Peerage.
Mr. C. W. WYNNE has, however, intimated his intention
of advancing his claim, and the general opinion in the po-
litical circles in the west-end of the town, is, that he will
be elected by a considerable majority, in which case it is
said that Mr. GOULRURN will be provided for in some of
the Colonies. In case the Duke is successful in obtaining
these accessions, it is said to be arranged for Mr. Manias
to return to the Mint, or rather to give up this Board of
Trade, and confine his exertions and talents to the former
office. Lord ELLEriaonbutitt, it is whispered, purposes
retiring altogether to private life. Notwithstanding all,
however, bets to a heavy amount are pending, that the
Duke himself will be out of office before the lit of Decem-
ber.---Morning Paper.

Dn. PARR'S EPICURISIII.--.-Dr. PARR, 111
a letter to a friend, saya—" There are certainly one or two
luxuries to which I am addicted ; the first is a shoulder of
mutton, nut over-rossted nor under-roasted, and richly
encrusted with Hour and salt ; the second is a plain suet
pudding; the third is a plain farmerly plum-pudding; the
fourth is a kind of high•festival dish, adapted to the sto-
mach of a pampered priest, and consists in but boiled lob-
sters, with a profusion of shrimp sauce."