The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-23 00:00:00

BY EXPRESS.

DONCASTER, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
The Cleveland Stakes of 25 sour. each. 14 Subscriben.
Mr. FityviDines sledora 1
Mr. liouldsworth's Fortitude
The Foal Stakes of 100 soya. each, ten subscribers.
Mr. Richardson's St. Nicholas
Lord Queensherry's Hamm

Mr. Houldsworth's Crescent .. .
The Four Year Old Stakes, of 50 sous. each. Firs

Subscribers.
lion. E. Petre's Rowtou 1
Lord Cleveland's Stotforth 2
The All Age Stakes was not run run fur 'when 01 46'
count left.

The KING has signified his intention of open.
ing the new Parliament in person, until when, or moll
so, his MAJESTY will remain at Brighton. As 61 Re;
gency Bill, the Supplies, and the New Police Forth with
the State of Affairs on the Continent,' are unoolges that
will be immediately brought forward, and may be
pected to create some warm discussions, aa adkisol6lll'
in all likelihood, will not take place so early as liss get*
rally been imagined.—Morning Paper.
Captain NORWOOD, of the Talbot Mess"
packet, who had the honour of conveying their Ma nal°
htoimDsieelfppaet
thes
ompeafviliewomn, bontuhtswbhacic,
back (then DukeDuch°
Dole
of CLaartsce), has received a Royal eons sose- to . "
being
dot
of the Channel at the time it was issued,
"
isstled, gbh.° oct:uerld
obey till Yesterday.—Brighten Guardiame
Among the other improvements in travelling
belonging to the age, a steam.packet started last week
from Boston to Lincoln, in opposition to the threi 40°'
packets previously plying on the river. She is called ilia
Duchess of St. Albans, and is fitted up coma
and conveniently. A party left Boston by the P0144/1
who were treated with a ride gratis to Lincoin•
The King of the FRENCH, with MS QUEztl
s
and numerous family, attended the Theatre ...fill:slum.
Paris, to witness the second representation et
liateux's new tragedy of Brutus. The Royal r'sw.
upon this occasion sat ia front of the box they 0111811):::
cupied, in order to be more among the people' A"
0..,:b-y
'ions to passing or past events were eagerly seised '
the audience for the expression of feeling. At tbe
hpej
" We desire peace without fearing war, Lt.
the Journal des Debate remarks that " his Manta sw°
self gave the signal of applause, and the entire WOO re
sponded with a cry of Five le Roil'"
THE HISTORY OF THE 'Th.forth •
coming work by Mr. Guttc, which is to form the
volume of the National Library, is designed to eon a;
connected and accurate view of the several religious
pensations granted to mankind from the creation la th.
establishment of Christianity. It commences, we llitas_il
:
stand, with a narrative of the cosmogony, the PoPBii.„'ev-
jections to which it obviates, carries on the historY aut.
kind down to the call of ABRAHAM, takes up from thsts."
the fortunes of the Jews, and concludes with the 1/1080',
phies of Ca env and his Apostles.
in theTirpEatrSicEiaPnAcßirAciTe4OwNh.—ichTgahvge
rriesceentot
Ladoccre_..roes
Lorre BURY'S novel of " The Separation,'' end moral'
previous to the publication of that work, was agar
hinted at, has now become a matter of suck public
riety as to be stated in the newspapers with the nstilrha
the Noble Lord and of the two ladies conceal
o;isr
correctness of the first rumour as regards theportisr
in question is now, therefore, placed beyond doubt.
A BONNE BOUCHE.—An elderly bittg
onße acolvlecisittinagt Mtialartgaateue,
iwghenbot
tiwnhtoadtheisointairpket were
ago, lacing made up her mind to buy a goose. T'11:710,1..
but two in the market, both in custody of It nrti: (bet
cheeked lass from Birchington, who, to eh* she' of
customer, positively refusedwithout the .
to tell ono
toed it wol
sti
for one, the lady was, without mucha
difficulty, Pre, v,,a,jed
on to take both. When the bargain W4II conehti.P.!
ir
ever, she thought proper to enquire of the sits""gts?
she had so peremptorily declined selling them wriotuer,
"If you please, my lady," was the naive answer, sod
said as how the geese had lived together/1./Y.o,m"
it would be cruel to part them."
GALT'S LIFE OF BYRON.--A N.21„kolle'11
Be azi:knTi
Knowledge,')
we are the first in Scotland to notice the first ns,!"-esag
Ixoed.f.i.gtehiv;i)astiwcooonnraskli,stLsainibygrs--aryof"t(hrtiplhad::o:
which is now substituted for the former title of thesifs
Lord Ilestort, by Mr. GALT. In the elegant little yo.il",
before us, Mr. GALT has acquitted himself admindiltio
High as we have always estimated his powers' /80era*
nif(rloorar emwrnteah es:el:0 mat omcdoiornes:upml at
skin. He has not done, what any mere conillst°, • -fo
lying ready for any one who chooses to pick thew oP'..ga
object has been to give an intellectual history of 010001-08
author of Childe Harold—to trace from his boY.wiall ser
chain of events which tended to form Isis foto" ,Tiierent
—and to speculate on the probable results wiac"„eseal.
shetinnt:ianblitehbietalogPkr7Pasife;i: alloInt;
circumstances would in all probability have broug-'
a Sir
The Castl b T
Castle bar Telegraph says*''`` f 140
LYNCH BLOSSE is the only Magistrate we the sit'
takes off his hat when administering the oats T.„.„0" in'
nesses in the Petit Sessions' Court. Our Sir- which,
' variably wear their hats when dispensing Pluto
we presume, they do to prevent their taking c°' near
On Friday night a skirmish took plac.he's coast
Peveusey, between a party of smuggle" aid on the
Blockade, when one of the former was shot „,htniuni
spot, a ball having passed through his bead. q' it of
of the deceased is ROBIAT CLARKS ;he was 9" rd'et/
Ye
age, and a native of Iklesham, in this county'
"Justifiable homicide. Brighton G tte.
tton aze
to it its
From the papers recently brought ,- rot t
at the Jesuits' establishment of Montrouge, it siirorofassed
they have five assistories, 89 provinces, 2".„6t. ,
houses, ACO
colleges, 61 noviciates, 176 ssminin abode
residences, and 228 missions. These include t
of their institutions in Europe, Africa, And 1110 05.
Their numbers amount to 22,7871 01 "'hie" -Is
Priests._ eithenanon.
" glistsite_.4l
We often laugh at our neighwur- onbes•-
they might have laughed at our own, had they over too
a passenger in one of our steam-packets last /oils 461
wished to inform a lady on board that " fitruesadisints
ready," snake the communication as foliose'
Votre naissance eat arrange."—Brighton Gas is
ilerollll,d
Foxes are represented as being 0-
most of the crack counties, some of which is
has has commenced, for the purpose of entering ',-
hounds.
fthi/P°
As a proof of the increasing trade 0 wool
it is worthy of notice, that one branch Of °fli 100,°°°
alone (the Customs) produced upwards 0 ddb
shin
during the last month. The valise of oast if moor
exported, was upwards of a million sterling--'"
Albion.
Foy al fliginves9
A GREAT LIAR.—His
(the Prince Regent) bespoke my benefit I:„arali
the "
The Liar." Mr. WE LTG I E came tjh.... be 1/0141'..re,
which occasioned the elevation of the pit to t
,ouid be I)
I expressed a hope that his Royal the el"
sent, though I knew that that day be dinel4 sup! b+
That worthy gentian in replied, that I 03.4110,00) Ili $0
come, since be bad given his word yoo
joined, " always keeps his word, but
,liia,:a7;r's ,Ber
the greatest Liar' on the stage."•••-P
A HYS°II
spea ions.
life tor" fad.
POETICAL HABITS'--The: ,1 upssr, „
sa dull an ruing'
led at tki period (while at Piss) w
visionally L',fit
conversation, reading, and 10 gm
the "0' • c,5017,1,
constituted the regular business of his
of the afternoon, he sometimes went ousused
blot
sne dine" IS Asa f+
oftener on horseback, and generally 111
pistol practice at a five paul piece. count Ostoor
hour after sunset, and then drove conetSfer,, Oit
l
where be passed several hours with _id, her ladies InbCca
aeorivvan Ler
yet contemporary,
atP:ndt,Tedarnyd,
General s
mit, who at that time still resided with
his return he read or wrote till the nip s ffso
Agony to eeenr
rather till the morning was come isle
as Mow • eta
vale spirits diluted with water,
.. he onrood
'mhos' o
some nephritic disorder to
Cnll' e Life of Ajmer'