The Sun.
London, England, 1808-05-04 00:00:00

to 4 agst Chester.

The Claret Stakes of zorigs. each. h. ft. for colts and filliei
risinx4 yrs old; colts c.irrying Bst. ylb. fillies Bst. alb.D.I.
D. of Grafton's Musician . - ' - t
Mr. Wilson's. Giles Seroggius -
- - a
Ld Grusvenor's Litton . - , - . 3
Mr. Mellisles,Cninr.:de - '• - ". 4
Sir F. Standish's c. by Sir Peter, darn by Volunteer, out
ot, Storace
Ld Foley'S Chaise.,atid.otie
'- Pu
Ld C. H. Sonwisct's job Thornbcrry .. . pa
Ld Grosvenor's Olive Branch - - - Pit
Sir C. Banbury's ch. c. Bnlik:alf .. .. . pd
5 to I agst Nlusici4n. -5 to 1 agst Eaton.

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Fifty Pounds by Suoscription, for 4. yr olds 7st. 91b. s yr
olds, Bst.3 I b. ti yr olds and agi.,.l B.it. 710. ' Lasy3 M, of B.C.
Ld F.gretivant's b. c.• Canopus, 4 yi's - - 1
IAI &ackyitic's ch, h, l'r,:-poro, (i yrs - - bi2
ajor ‘4 rlson's b. h. Viv.lik:;, .i...,,..1 - - 3
Mr. ituwurth'S b. h. I.lunpon, s yrs - dr
Sir C-Bunbury's cll. c. Snug, 4 y r,l - dr
1). of Grafton's b. .n. l'artsol, aged . .s, - dr
The. King's Nato of toogs. for mares, 3 yr olds carrying Bst,
41b. 4 yr olds 9st: 41b. s yr ohts,. 9st. bib. 6yr i.ilits and
aged cost. Latin 3M. of .3. C.
Ld Ciusycnor's b. m. Vibla.ite, s yrs - - a
I.d 14. N. Cayendisn's b. t. Papda, *YTS
Mr. C. Browne's D. t. by Patriot, 3 yrs - .. ,dr
' ' • Very InAii odds on Violante.

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Wuto Ctus.--,-Yesterday this society held a
meeting at the Crown and Anchor. ' It ,awas the
anniversary of the day in which they , cause :officers
• for the following year. • Mr. R. W. CLARKSON re-
accepted the office of • Secretary. The Marquis of
& _TAvttrrocx, Lord MILTON', 1M 'r. PONSONRY, I\ll*
IVIADOCKS, and' Mr. AUBREY, son 01 Sir JOON' Au-.
BRRY, were chosen Methbers. All. Wi-TBREAD
was in the Chair. When his health was gicen, 'he
,thanked the CoMpany for the honour they had done
him, and avowed his delerminatibn to inaintain the
immutable prihciples of the Whig Creed. The
Dukeof BEDFORD, ;in return 'also for the same
honour, professed the same sentiments. Mr.
WiitTOREAD then gave " The cause of Liberty all
over the world," a'sentiment that must be desirable
to every Engiishman, as well as t lie meth hers of the
Whig Club. "Ho' next gave " Mr. GRATTAN, and
the cause of perfect- Free4orn in Ireland," and after-
wards, " Mr. Pr.I.ISIER, of Herts;', and' " Lord
1-101.1.stitit." The limner was not present.. The
latter returned thanks, and avowed • the same semi-.
memo as the preceding speakers. Alderman. Comaa
is to take the Chair at the next meeting.
CRIJI. CON.—The wile of a Confectioner, in
Mary-le-bone, eloped from her liustkind a few days
since, and was afterwards traced to the arms of a
butler to a Gentleman of fortune in Baker-street,
North. - The Lady, who is said to be a Very 'mini-
'vating woman, had apartments in the house of an
upper servant in the same filthily, but in Conse7
quenceof too Much attention having been paid her
by the butler, the husband, consulting the safely of
his wife, removed, to avoid his otficlous visits.
This step, however, did not succeed, for one day
last :week the wife left her horne; with a young
child, as she informed' her husband, to pay.a visit
to her mother, a very, respectable woman at Rich-
Mond. Not returning that night, the husband
went in search of her the following day, and had
the mortification to find that his wife had left her
child with her mother and fled.% After a long and
tedious' search, she was traced to an apartment in
John-street, , Fitzroy-square. At a late hour at
night, her husband, accompanied by an officer, ob-
tained admittance e the house,• and on forcing the
door of a bed-room, the wife presented herself in
the arms of' her paramour. The rage of the hus-
band w•as,suppressed by *he officer, and he departed,
having placed his wife in tiroper hands, and' steps have been taken for legal -redress.
Early or Sunday morning the house of a pawn-
broker, in Tottenham-court-road, • was broke open
'and robbed of watches, jewellery, and other pro-
perty, to the amount of near 5001. . '