The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-01 00:00:00

TUESDAY.

Fifty Pounds by Subscription' olds, for 3-yr carrying 6st.
glb. ; 4.yr olds, Bst. ; ohls, Bst. Slb. ; 6-yr olds, Bst.
islb. ; and aged, gs . 0. 1.
To be entered :it the Song's Stable,, Ncwinarket, on the day
before running, between Eleven ,and One o'Cloc,k. Sub-
=fibers plying 3gs. Non-subscribers sgs. entrance.

July Three•yr-old Stakes ot toogs. each, h. ft. tor colts car-
rying &sr. 71b. and fillies Sat. 31b. Across the Flat.
D. of G rattan's br. c. Forrester, by Grouse, out of tattle
Mr. Watson's c. by Sir Peter, out of Doubrtul
Ld Grosvenor's b. c. by John Bull, out ot l'opriinjay's dam
Ld Grosvenor's cn. c. by lunn Bull, out of Isabella
Sir C. Bunoury's b. 1. sister to Orlando

SWeepstakes of togs. each, for 3-yr olds, carrying 6st. glb‘
4-Yrolds Bst. Ilb. S-yr olds bst. tolb. 6-yr olds gst. and
aged gst. 211). T. M. '
The winner to be sold .tor 30gs. if demanded, &c: The
horses to be named at.tne Coffee-house, before dinner, on
the day before running. To continue in the )r-ar 'So?. .
Subscribers.—Mr. WILon, D. of urafton, Mr. Howorth,
Sir C. Bunbury, Gen. Grosvenor, Mr. Elves, Mr. Watson,
Ld G. FL Cavendish, Ld F..G. Usoorne, Mr. 'Lake, and
Ld Grosvenor.

W F.DNESD A Y.

The Town Plate of 501 for 3-yr old colts Bst. 41b. and fil-
lies Bst. Last Mile and a li/stance or 8.. C. •

The late Mr. Perrarn,. by his Will, directed his Executors
to pay hogs. to the Winner ol this Plate.
Sweepstakes of boogs. each, h. ft. Ab. M.
D. of Grafton's Forrester,-Bst.' 81b. . - .
Ld Foley's Kneebockle,'Bst.' 110.
Mr. Watson's lionor, 7st. 100.
Ld F. G. Osiaornels SUperstition, gst. agst Mr. Mellish's
'Bedale, Ist. alb.. Two yr-old C. taags. h. ft.
Mr. Wyndliani's Glory, Bst. tzlb.' agst- Mr. Mellish's Be-
dale, 7st. 710. Two-yr-old C. zoogs.

We have received American Papers to the 24th of.
May; the principal contents of which are as follow :
" NEW-YORK, MAY 23.—Capt. WYNKOOPj of
the Schooner Sperry Baker, informs us, it was re-
ported at Porto Rico, that on General MIRANDA'S
effecting a landing at Curacoa, the Spanish Governor
applied for assistance to General FERRAN:), at the
City of St. Domingo, who promised him a rein-
forcement of 500 Troops, if he would send a Con-
voy to prow& them."
" A Letter froth Curacoa, dated the Ist of May,
says, that General _MIRANDA'S Squadron passed. by
that place eight days before, beating to windward ;
and that busittess on the Main was completely at a
stand, owing to an expectation of MIRANDA'S im-
mediately effeeting a landing."

A Gentleman now in Town, and who came from
Amsterdam in the American Brig Clinton, arrived
at Dover, -states a circumstance that .spews, more
forcibly than all the details that can appear in the.
Dutch Journals, what are the real sentiments of the
Dutch People : orders were issued to serve out to
each seaman on board the Ships of Watlying in the
Texel, an allowance of Geneva to drink the health
of the new King—To a man, they declared they
were not then thirsty, and therefore thy had no
use for the spirits !
The old staunch Dutch Republicans declare, that
ten years ago they would have as easily credited a
report of the Emperor of China being arrived at the
Hague, as that they should. have a King set over
them by the French, who were then so a6lively
fighting, against. Royalty. Captain TOTTEN, of the
-American Ship Constellation, Irom Amsterdam, ar-
rived at Cowes, says, that the• dissatisfaetion that
prevails in Holland, at the new Government imposed
upon that country, is very general.
The following is a correet List of the Staff of the
South West District, as it remained on the .25th
ult. with the .RemovalS and Dismissals
Remain—Lieut. Gen. His Royal Highness the Duke of
Cumberland; Major-Generals Thornton (new), lVaide, and
Sir George Prevost ; Brig. Gen. Mac Farlane.
Removed—Brig. Gen. Porter, to Guernsey; Gammeli to
I reland.
Taken of'-Lieut. Gen. Lord Charles Somerset; Brigadier
Geherals Claveriog, Munro, Michell, Slade.