The Sun.
London, England, 1801-08-27 00:00:00

NEWSP AA RS.

Ts following -account of the various .
tions in the World,
,is given in a Gerinan Paper.:
" There is but one
.Paper published in PortugS:t
and that only ..appears thiee times a week ;
conducted by a German, who takes care to exclude.
only, rlie French. News,- while he ijmits those of
Madrid, iTlarnburgby and London. rn'China 'there
is only :one Gazette a week, but -,it is a folio vo-
lume : it contains no Foreign News, -bur merely
the history of the events in the. Country. There is
no joking in it abotiVtruth, for in 17:6,-one of-the.
Writers having thought- proper to insert. sotne false
• _

in telligence, &c. was condemned to lose his head.
The. Emperor himself sometimes contributes to this
Paper., In ,1798, the, prsient Emperor inserted a
Funeral Oration, vv-hicn he composed upon his Pre:

decessor. It i a 'singular circunistance that some
accounts once appeared in it, which it was thought
improper to make known. That uaiticular number
• was immediately suppresse'd, and the People were
forbid ever to speak of it in future.

There is a.Paper published .in the Persian Lan_
guage at Delhi, the Capital of
.the Great
Some curious persons have preserved copies of the
Paper of the 18th February, 1798, which • iS' five
French-Ells in- .length.---The intelligence contained
in it is of the most 'absurd nature, such as that
" the men who had the care of the oxen and horses,
have taken leap of his highness the- Great Mogul
for want of payment, and -have sent their. cattle to
pasturey.' &c. &c.7—,The English,, who ought, to
l'ove-a Paper so many yar4 lb length, have, how-
*eVerriinstituted another Paper in the East Indies!.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

YORK AUGUST ME ETING.
MONDAY, Atra.2.4.

„ •
One Hundred Guineas,.pven by His Majesty; four year olds
rest. 41b. five year olds irst. 615. six year olds tzst. aged
rzst. zlb.' Four Mills.
Ld Darlington's Agonistes, by Sir Per, 4 yrs old, walked
over.
Mr. Gaiforth's Hyacinthus, by Coriander, 4 yrs old.
Mr, Baker's Jack's Alive, 4 yrs old.
• Sir F. Standish's Stamford, aged.

l'Anson's Applegiirth, by Stride, 6
yrs old.
D. of Hamilton's b. h. by Walnut, out of NrJorpout, 3 yrs.
Last Year. A Subscription of zsgs. each; four year olds,
.. . 7st; glb. five year olds 55t..516
.'six year olds SA. 121 b-
. aged gst. Four' years old Fillies allowed .alb. Four

. ,
Mr. Garforth's Hyacinthus, by Coriander, 4 yrs., r
• Mr. Waittvorth's Chance, by Lurcher, 4 yrs. - 2
• Sir F. Standish's Stamtbrd, by Sir Peter.
• T. Vane's Rolla, 4 yrs old.
Ld Fitzwilliam's Fanny, by Sir Peter, 5 yrs old. • •
Two to on Rolla, and roio i against.
''Produce SWeepsi;akc...: of toegs. etch, ft. Colts Bst. 7M.
Fillies Bst. 41b. _Four Miles,-.---Those marked thus *to be
allowed 31b..
• .*D. of Hamilton's-f. by Walnuf
*Sir I.:Lawsbn's b. f'. by Dart • _ _ a
31,d fitzwilliam's ch. f. by Overton - - 3
*Ld Fitzwilliam's ch. by Walnut • 4
*Ld I.aliwing, by Overton
• •
Two' to against the D: of Hamilton's filly ; 1_ to r against
Sir j. Lawson's filly ;.and 3:and 4-to a aigainst..i.apwing-.
The following paid ft.
11•Mr.' Dawson's colt, by Coriander °prof Sincerity.
-*Ld Grosveno;•'s b. c. by, john Bull, out of Nimble. •
••*A4r. wiisoo's-f. jay Buzzard„out of Did 6..
*Mr, 11Sen'S e. by Buizani, out of Miss Cheesecake.,
*D. of 1-4:0r•411,..n'.-; f. by Spadille,',ont of Miss Pt t.• -
*Mr. Dods f. by Nyalnut, Out of a Sis: to'A boa Thuile.
*Ld c, r•a,sverfors b, c. by John Bull, out of Trine,
Ld Grosvenor .> b:c. by Alexander, out of Leveret:
Ld•Grosven,,rs br. f. by Trurnpator, out:of Doxy.
Sir F. Standish's b. c. brother to Spread-Eagle. r
Mr. Baker's Sowerby, by Walnut, beat Sir H. T. Vane's
RichiriOnd, by Walnut, Bst. each, Four Miles, zeogs.-eaClf,
ft.—Sirtv4 yn - '
Sir VI. T.; Vane's colt, -by Ticket, 'cut of Distance, ist,
aolb li,gainSt.Mr. Baker's c. Witton, by\Walnut,•BSt. 31h.
Fdirur ivliles, eoogs. each, It. ff,--Sir H. T. Vane,paid ft.