The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-06 00:00:00

TUESDAY

Fifty Pound's for I-yr old Cutts carrying Sst..4lb. ; Fit-
hes list. 21b. rwu-yr old C. T.) be sliewa anti entered
the day before awning, between eleven and one o'etoeit.—
Liar:l:l4x 3gs.
Mr. F. Neale's Regulator, Sit, 71b. agst Mr. liciworth's
Orangeade, 7st. 71b.. Two-yr old C. ieogs. h. rt.
Mr. Mellis jerboa, 7st. agst Mr. ettlitvles Time 6st.
41b. Two-yr old C. ioogs.

WEDNIESDAY.

,
The Town Plate of Ob., tor 3- yr olds 7st. 41b.; 4 yr olds
Bst. 41b. ; s•yr old t.t. t ilb.; b.yr olds gJt. tlo.; 4od aged,
gst. 41b. T. M. B. C.
Ttre lir)t year of a renewal of the Odober Oatland Stakes.
.•B.M.

A Subscription of 30g5. each, togs. ft. if deflated by one
o'clock on Tuesday, to be run tor, by horses ut nit itLe,
2.) r olds excepted. ..
.Subsoribers—Sir C. Bonbitry, Lord G. H. Cavendish,
Wilson, Mr. Ladbroke, Mr. Mellish, General GoWer, Lord
Barrytnore, Lord Foley, Mr. Wyndham, Mr. ‘Votson, Mr.
O. Radclitfe, Lord I'. G. Osborne, Lord Grosvenor, ;‘lr,
Howarth, Mr. Lake, Duke of •G rattoo, Lord Stowell, and
Mr. T. C. Browne.
•Mr. R. Boyce's Brainworrn, agst Mr. Mellish's Stavelcy,
Bst. eafh.-. Ab. M. 2oogs.
Mr. Watscn's Draacittought, Bst. 41b agst Lord Foley's
Little Peter; Ilst, /lb. Att. M. wogs. h. It.

THURSDAY.

Mr Andrews's:b. h. by hlourco,:k, darn by Alexander, agst
Mr.. iNrAc's ch. h. Kegulator, by a brut her vt
darn by D otned, litt. Oclt: D. i loogs. h. tt.
Mr. It. Boyce's Wretch. SA. 31b.. agst qe.beral Gower's

8s1:' Ab'.' M. roogs.. '
, Mr. iilachlord's Corry conit), 9st.. 61b. agst Mr. Mellish's
Bedale, Ost. alb. Two yr old C.
j 1), of Grattun's Fortester, agst Nlr. Malvolicl
Bst. '3lt). each. * Two-yr old C. '2,ougs.

FRIDAY.,
•
Sir 1. SI clley's -I-kugi ton Lash, 9st. apt Ld Crosvenoz4
Tudor, Bat. AIL M. ',0z..),
. ,

FOR 7'llE- SUN:

Lloyd's Collee..ll9tige, O. 4, zBo6l

Mr. EDITOR,

Judging it wili-relieve the minds .1 many per:on%
who have friends at Malta, I take the liberty of in-
forming you, then yesterday I received a letter from
that place, dated 21 st July, from a very respeaala
man, which does not mention a word of the acci-
dent said to have happened on the 15th of 'that
mouth. I have therefore good reason to hone the
account received was not true.

I remain, Sir, your obedient servant;

W. D. Dousoic -1

We are glad to find that ether Letters of a still later date,,
are equally,silent as to the uteadtul calamity which has bocci
so confidently announced.

PERTH, SEPT. 30.

This day the Michaelmas County Meeting Was
held here. It was well attended, and various
portant business came before them. A string of
Resolutions were moved by Coh GRAHAM, Preses
of the Meeting, which occasioned a very animated
debate. While these Resolutions express the
warmest acknowledgments. of gratitude to the dif-
ferent Volunteer. Corps in this County, they at the
same time convey the mo,t marked disapprobation
of the alterations in the Volunteer System intro-
duced by the late if‘Et of Parliament. They were
opposed by Lord lit N NAIR)); who defended the mea-
sures of Administration, and proposed an amend-
ment, which was seconded by the Earl of BazADAL-
BANE, and warmly supported by. Mr. HAGGART,
Cairnmuir—but negatived by a majority of 46 to 9.