The Sun.
London, England, 1807-08-21 00:00:00

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A Sweepstakes of Five Guineas each, Ten Subscriu.::..-
-Twice rouu-1.
Sir I. Hawkins's eh. in. Laura, aged
Mr. Radclytic's b. in. Cora, aged

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TUNBRIDGE RACES.

TUESDAY'S SPORT CONCLUDED.

A Handicap of sol. by Subscribers, for Horses that never
won to that amount. Two-mile Heats.
Mr. Hatchard's ch. m. Maria .
Mr. Belifordos ch. In. Honey Dew
Mr. Lacy's ch. in. Ludy

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The Town Cup of ;el.—Articles the same as for the Manor
Howl yestevday, the winner of which, 'it enterM for this
Plate, to catty aelb. extra ; and If winner of both ku.....cs
titst day, to carry 3011). in the whole extra.
Hotspur, the winner of thc Bowl yesterday - • g t
Lucy, that was to have run in the aftrnoln - a
Honey Dew, the uusuecesfUl horse in the evening - . t

REVIEW AT BLACKHRATH.—Yesterday morttin
there was an excellent revieVe-of the Flank. Coinra-
nieaof the four Regiments, viz. the-Ea,t and Weir'.
Linden Militia, v.ith the Ist anti 20. Regiments cif
Tower Hamlets Militia; They assembled' at their
respedive quarters, .and marched down to Black:.
heath: Homing formed in line, Colonel NEWEN..
HAM took the right, and Colonel SNern the left
wino% ,The Brigade, forming eight comprinie3 of
.were, after inspection, formed in line,
and went through several manceuvres, - alloWed to
stand at ease until the Earl of BAINBURY., the
viewing Officer, came,on the ground: On his arri-
val the usual salute was made, and fbr full five
hours were they exercised in every possible niancen,•
vre of a light corps.
DREADFUL FlRE.—About half past eleven o'clotk
last night, a most alarming fire broke out in Crown-
court, Fleet-street, a narrow passage between Water-
lone and Salisbury7square. Where the fire first .
Originated we Were net able to asCertain- at the
time; but we are sorry to state, that
and part of Mr. ITIENNEY'3 Printing (4.2e5, u ith
two- or three other houses in Crown-court, were
burned. The houses were, chiefly built of wood,
and inhabited, by poor working rople, having
many families in each house. I.feet-street 'and
the whole neighbourhood were completely illu-
minated by the blaze, which was one of the rno,it
awful spedacles we ever beheld.. Salishiny-4qOare
and Fleet-street were crowded With soedlators. There
was consi lerable damage detie before the arrival of -
the engines. In Fleet-street and Water4ane there
was plenty of water; but in Salisbury-square theft
was but a scanty supply.—The Volunteers, rendero
great service, by protecting the property which lay
promiscuously heaped together in t!te street ; the
terrified owners dying half-naked from the bottles.
The tire continued during the whole night-, and was
even burning when this Paper was put to Press. We
are happy to add that nO lives ware lost.
The youngest son of W. BAOS.TEH, BooksellOr iu
the Strand, was unfortunately killed by falling
through the iron railing, on Friday last, from the
East Terrace of Somerset-House. Some of the rail-
ing in that quarter, being so wide as to admit a child,
requires particular attention, as more accidents of
the same melancholy kind way otherwise happen-.
Mrs. RAGSTER was delivered of a daughter a, few
hours afterwards, and' was kept in ignorance of th
unfortunate event till the folloWing day.
Seine persons who were last week engaged in
digging, on Deeping Common, discoVered a perfea •
htfman 4keletton about 16 inches below the surface,
and near it an earthen pot, containing 782 Roman
coins. ,

Yesterday being the last day of Camberwell'Foir,
in the evening the showmen struck Their tents; and
marchedlo Peckham Fair, which begln this tlay,
DOINTERESTED PlETY.—AGentleman whom-
ploys a great number of hands in a manuta6tory in
the West of England, in order to encourage his
work people in a dde attendance at Church, en a late
Fast-day, told them, that ." if they went to chinch,
they should receive their wages for that day, in , the
same Tanner as if they had been at work." irinn
which a deputation was • appointed to acquaint their
employer, that " if fie would pay them for aver
/miffs they would attend likewise at the..Metbodist
Chapel' in the evening !" •

GARNIIRIN, who ascended in a 'Balloon from the
Gardens of Tivoli, at Piiris, on the s'th instant at
eleven o'clock at night; descended the next day at
half-past six in the morning, on the banks of tlko
little River Wesle, near Chamerlois, five leagues
frotn Rheims, having passed through a space of 45,
leitios (French) in seven hours and a half. GAR.
NllZ•tit,was to Undertake another aerial v9y2ge 11,01
the Gardens of Tivoli, .on the 't stli of this month,
accompanied by his wife.

The- charming CoMic,Tantomime of Thlrberin
and Calypso, the new RdHet of the Quack Doclor,
and a variety of othcr Atnwernents, were severay
received last tl3ghr,. at th 6 Ri)yAt. AminiTHEATIle,
with loud. Sud rePeated planditS and who!! we have
to speak of the Grand „Speecacle ,of th Moors vq4
Africans, .our Readers will scawely bei e that a
Piece of such exquisite interestiAridted with the
pathetic and elegant Rifting of.lllrtirAADLuv, i 3 p{)siz
tively fixed to be withdrawn after Saturday next.