The Sun.
London, England, 1801-08-10 00:00:00

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POunds, for 4-.757-oltis to carry gat. S..yr-olds, `S.st.
ielb. -6-yr-olds, 9st. 21b. and aged, gar. 31b. Heats,
the .New Course, about a mile and three quarters. •
Mr: Girger's b. h. eapricOrn, old - 4 2 r
Mr: Duir.ind's ch. c. Sir Sidne,f, 4-yrs old. - 3. 2
Mr. Harris's b. c. Gig, 4-yrs olc, - 2. dr.
Sir C. flutclatiry'i gr., c. Pitoth, 4-yrs old - 3 dr.
;Mr. tuilock'S b. h. Wrangler, aged , - dr.
Match ior2toegs, h. ft: The' last Mile.
Lord Egremont's cniy Woodpecke-r, of Platina, 9st..
Sir C.: liniibury's Clarissa, Sit. (paid 50gs.)
Match fOr boobs. h. ft. 3-yrs nhl, Sst; each: The'last. Mile
and a Half.
Mr.. Cussans'A f.' Fairy, by Dragon, dam by Protcdor
""
Concannon's Crazy, jan-t!„ by. Pot Bo's • 5
S.I.4fURDAY.

Swe'.;pstakes of cogs. each, 3ogs. ft. for 2-VT old Colts and
T‘lo-year..:ohi Course. •

Mr. anton'Sbl. c. by Trumpator, out of Jet a
Mr..l)manli's cli. c. Morgan Rattler -\ ' 2
Marquis of Doi‘epll's,b..c. by Precipitate, out of Equity dr
Mr. Bullock's b. c.-by faVeliii,_out of Hightlyer mare or
I.d Egremont"s f. by kV oodpetk er, out-of Camilla. ' dr
Ld Grosvenor's br. 1. by lohn Bull, out Of Trifle ' • d}
IA G rosvenor's br. f. sister to.-HerrniOne. dr
. ,
Ld Grosvenor's b. c. by Trutinpator, out of Nike _ dr.
.26ai1&2,5 to ro on TrumpatOr.. A bad race, and won easy.
The Second and Last Year of -a. Renewal of the PetwOrth
Stakes, of 167.,5. each, for Horses, 4-yr olds to carry 7st.
71b. 5-yr olds; Bst. 71h. 6-yr olds, Osf. and aged,-..95t. 31b.
Four-mile'Course. Mares allowed aib.
H. R. H.. the Prince of Wales's b. Irl --Reba, 5 yrs old a
Mr..•Laib,roke's -11.1y1:::ry, out of Platina, 4 vrs-old
Mr. Watson's Yivaldi, 5 y rs old - 3
Mr. H.tatheote's'b. h..fadcsiklictre‘,;,s, aged - 4
Mr. Lamb's b. _Cocoa Tree, 4 Yr:s old
Mr..81-.2grave's Ballinarnuch, 6 yrs oldi - - dr.
A vg,ryeicEellent Race ; 3 to t apt the winning horse. _

Fifty Foiinds, for 3-Yr. olds„ 75t. 6th. 4-yr-olds, Bst: i db.
and 5-yr olds, git. 71h.' .. A winner of a' Hate or Sweep-
-stakes in .1801, to carry 31b. 'extra,-` of Two 71b. extra.
Mares allowed 31b. Heats; the New Course.

. . . . .
Mr.:Ladbrokes ch. f. Marianne, b) Mufti -1: I-r
Mr.,-Whaley's br. c: Wilkes, by Sir Peter, out of Nina 4 2
Mr. Blagrave' 14. c. Jack Chance, 3 yrs old - - 3 3
Mr.'.Durand's ch. f.' by Buzzard, 3 yrs old - - z 4
Si'r C. Bunbury's b. f.- Thais, .3 yrS'old . - - dr
- A good race ;25 to IC.af4inst..tkie winner. • ,

f. PHENOMENON.
Efficientia latns ipsa: elliciens.

F1,17,TC HE R'S CYLIITURIC AL RAZOR STROP, and
Steel Feet Case, which is ,o exquisitely construded
as to never need repairing, is allowed by. all mecha-
nical persons, to whom it has been presented, to;be,
infinitely superior to any other "Strop offered, to thie
"Public.' It is sold, wholesale, retail, and for ex-
portation, by :dlr. Rowney, Holborn; sold-also by
Tho Mas, 'West, and lln,e,hes, Graceehurch-street,
and Mr. Ridge, Cheapside, London : and by one
or more persons-in n-lost Towns. None genuine un-
less wrapped up in a Bill, having these wOrds printed
at foot, " Rose, Printee, -Strdp -
needs no tales of impossibilities,; 'foi the mechanical
eye will, disco'ver, at first sight, that its very
forniation gives it a decisive superiority, having
thereby a most surprizing effuft- on the edge -of a
convex Razor, and which it cannot possibly have
by being drawn over .a .flat or plain suiface,..nor
'from a Strop-in shape of a
,bun, soft inside and con-
vex outside; , for, on such, when the Razor is
pushed forwards, the Strop rises up in front of the
edge, and'g;ives the very edge the form_ of a cres-
cent ; arid when the RazOr is rev-ersed, its edge is
turned ti again; tilt, at last, the edge is entirely
separated from the Razor.., But the composition
of this Strop; is still more wonderful ; one being
sufficient for a person's life-0mo'; because th'e par_
tides thereof are so hard that no pressure' can-break
them; and when, from frequent use, the surface
.becomes somewhiti smooth, nothing more is wanted
than to put the Strop into the case (.which-is pun_
posely construded), and "to rub, it by turning it
round therein, when the saipe particles will again
and again exhibit a new surface,/ as useful as at first:
like a. gravel walk, which, in, tune; becomes smooth
by constant treading,. yet, the same gravel being
disturbed by a pt•oper'instruetient and rolled, again
and again presents a neek walk.
*** Orders received at Fletcter's Manufaetory,
-No. 3, Sou'divvellestreet, Bristol... Price es. 6d: re-

Sure brave Nelson us'd Fletcher's Cylindrical' Strop;
Foi he shav:d tile French closely--and in their, own shop !

SfliP NEIPS.

GRAVESnNI.37 AUG. 7.

Passed by—the, Bf,cincy, Barnes,,frorn Riga; Thomas and
Marx-, Fipcier, and Prin:e of Wales, Ho-wards from Pete„rs-
burgh ; Johanna; Burns, and Vrow Mar-
.
gretta, frqm- Dantzic ; T Sisters, and
Jonge Peter, Peters,fr,nn Hambro' ; Anna Maria-frow Bremen ; and. (ongc Peter, frimn AniLterdain.
FriendS; I);syk,- for Newfoundland; Harle-
quin, Beilby,. for Trinidsd ;, iberrY, ,Johnson, for 'Ham- '
bro'.; Jane, New-York'; Juno, Clark, for
Savannah; .-and Mary; Rbssittr, for Lisbon.

,MARRIED.

Laicly, Brigadiu Gerieral Danne, to Miss White; thster to:,
the' Right llon.lirciViscount Ran.:tY, and niece to the Right,
lion: 'Lord Vibcount.:longueville. • -