The Sun.
London, England, 1825-04-19 00:00:00

SP011:11NG INTELLIt;ENCI.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING.
fiexpay Notwithstanding the magnitude and
number of the Stakea arid Matches of this week, and the beauty
cf the weather, there iir by no means so full an attendance as at
the Craven Meeting, which we 'suppose ronst arise from the
Call of the House tomorrow night, as all the M.P.'s leave for
Town after the Itaces to-morrow, and return on Wednesday ;
and many-other Noblemen and Gentlemen, who remain in
London for the Call of the House, and the important debate on
the Catholic Bill, are expected to arrive about Wednesday. -
• The present arrivals arej--Hia Royal • Highness the Duke of
York and suite, the Dukes of • Grafton and Rutland, Itlarqueas
of .Exeter, Earl Jersey, Earl and Countess of. Huntingfield,
Earl Sefton Earl Stradbroke, Earlof Orford, Lord and Lady
H. Fitzroy; Lord and Lady Anson,' Lord Normatiby, Lord
Dulwich, Lord H.•Cavencliah., Lord Molyrieux Lord G.
Cavendish ; Sirs J. -Shelley and J. Byng ; Honourahles De
Roos, Irby, and Anson ; Colonels Ltdney and Russell ; Mr.
and Mrs. Thornhill ; and Messrs: Larnbton, M.P., S. Won-
ky", M.P., Holyoak, Green, Stonehewer, Newton,
Vansittart,.Duncoinbe, Crawford, Goddard,,&c. • ; '
. All the horses for the week's running are well, and in high
cosdition ; they took the regular exercise this morning on the
usual ground, and-a great.nurnber of sporting and other..visi-
tors were present. Rufus and Tontine, in the long string of
Robinson, the trainer's horses, attracted the greatest attention.
Bizarre and Cedric each took a gallop,• and shewed themselves
.to great advantage; indeed, the appearance of the whole of die horses was very gratifying. . .• .
The ring was formed at. an early .hour,-but it was not well
attended by spectators;` in fact, very little' will he done till on
the ground to-morrow,. or after the day's races .are decided.
On the match between Cedrieand-Bi?are, the'betting was .100
to 80, and 5 to 4 (taken) on Bizarre, p. p. ; frOrti which it is in-
ferred by many that Ceciriewill pay forfeit. We cannot speak
as to the correctnes of this inference.; Cedric has won a Derby,
and has tioC(ive believe) been beaten since. Bizarre ties brat a
''Derby horse (ErniliuS,; and a Leger one (Barefoot), both win-
ners; and if tic meet)) is run, the winner Mill have his work to: The idea of ..Cedric paying forfeit, appears to us to origi- .
nate from the circumstance cf Bizarre carrying only 2 lbs.
extra, instead of 9 lbs., according to the Craven statics weight.
The general betting. will be found
below.
The Duke of Brunswini: will arrive-here to-morrow ; apart-
merits have been proVided for him. • •
Royal Highness the Duke of York. the Duke of Rutland,
This evening J. Douglas, Esq. gave •a grand dinner his
Marquis.of Exeter, Lord J. Fitzroy, &c.
The dinner at the roam was attended by Lards Jersey, Nor.
manby, Dunwiell, G. H. Cavendish, and G.. Bentinck ; Sirs.
Shelley.and.J: Byng; Messrs. Lanibton, Wortley, (Hon.).
Irby, Mills., Holyoak, Vansittart, Green, Stonehewer, New-
ton ; Colonels Russell, (Jitney, &c.

MONDAY.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs., each, b. ft. for -fillies, Bst. Mb. D.M.
D. of Rutland's. Adeliia, by Soothsayer, out of Elizabeth I
D. of Grafton's ch: Waltz, by Election, out of Penelope 2
. stol on Adeliza.—Four paid. • -
Post Produce Sweepstakes of l 00gs each, h. ft.- colts, Bot. 7ft,
Bst. 4i. R.N. to bring One to the post
D. of Grafton's c. Rufus, by. Election, out of Prudence
D. of Portland's c. by! Teesdale, out of Pledge - 2
EL R. IL the a of York's c. Lionel Lincoln, by- Whalebone,
dam by Sorcerer, out of Black Diamond . - 3
13 to /I on Rufus —4 to '1 agst Teesdale c.-2 to 1 agst Lionel
• - Lincoln.-18 paid., •
6 to 5 on Sir J. Shelley's Cedric, 3 yrs old, Bst. beat Li G.
ll.CiiventliSli's Bizarre, 4 yrs old, list. 2it. A. F. 330, 11.11.
5 to 2 agst Ld Orford's c. by Comus, out of Alactluff.li darn,
Bst. 2ib. beat.. Mr.. W. Edwards's c. Actmon, by Scud, out of
Diana, Fist. 91b. 200:" • ..
-. D.' of Grafton's c. Rufus; by Election., out of Prudence, rec
the forfeits . for the Post Produce Match of •-200 gs each, 111. ft.
polts, Bst. 7fb;fillies, Fist, 411-b, 11.11.'t0 bring one to the post.—
Four paid. •
Ld_Darlington's Sniss, Bst Bib. agst Gen. drosvenor's. Lyr-
nessa, 7st. 2lb.,both 3 yrs old, D.lll. 200, h, ft; :Off by consent.
D. of Cralton'S Pastille. syri old, agst 14 Darlington's
Barefoot; 4 yrs uld, Bat. 71t. each, A:F.. 200, h. ft. O,T. by
-consent.' . - • ' ,
Shelley's lnfelix, rec, ft. from Ld Oxford's c. by Ditto,
dam by Shuttle, lht. 41b. each, D.lll. 200, li. ft.

•
.The -11APstrun1.-H T Rat:x.3, which ' took. place on
.Friday, on Worthy Pown, afforded excellent spott.
.Theele-
gant 11. H.'Cup, value 100 guineas, was won by the lion. W.
Gage's.'horse Gimlet, heating'itlr. VillebOisisVeteran, he
lilu-
cher, on whom the betting at starting was 10 to-1, by which un-.
expected occurrence the knowing ones, were completely floored.
The next race was a SweeOtakes. of sgi. each 12.gUbscriberi—
gentleMen rideri'—in which much .distinguished attitude and
scientific jockey-ship Were-displayed. .It was' won, after a severe
contest, by a neck, by Mr. Molony's mare, )ladge Wildfire,
rode by the owner. •I' A match for 50 s., two miles---Mt'.• Saw.
bridge's...lnstiee, rode by Captain- Bridges, be2it. Mr. Gnome's,
.40.1,10cy, -rode by Captain Price ; stone .eao.

- VAIN MEN.7---Di7. PAIM and Lord -EasKiNE
are. said to have beem the vainest rrten •ot- their
.time.- At dinner, some- years since,. Dr. 'Parr,
-
in -extasies: with- the conversational -powers of
Lord E.,- called out to him, "-My Lord, I mean
•
to write your epitapli.!'—‘c Dr. -Parr,'? replied
the Noble Lawyer," it is a temptation.to commit
suicide." •
. , . .
BIS/I'B-"USUAL LUCK- ! !.!—We. always..rejoice
wb-en we hear of a Lottery being drawn, for then we are certain
of hearing of Bi selling large Prizes, and.We are also c:rtain
Tuesday,eit distributed.s to enl2stxtleFne
Instant, when
aawmn
hdpel
neh :boa.
also
sl
sold looksolda . ax oft - hearing;
or ion,drawing -1. ; theyo
Ten other Capitls, all drain the same day. We regret to find
Lotteries are :so' nearly at an -end, or -we should recommend
"Wit to takeout Patent for selling Capital 'Prizes.; he will
' have but few more opportunities of shewing.his cause connexion
with Dame Fortune, yet few as they will tr up. doubt he will
make the most of them ; and we anticipate his selling -the Two
£30;000 Prizes and other Capitals, which are in the new
Scheme, to be drawn all in One Day, Neott Month; and we
augur this from his 'well known success in sellioe; £30,000
Prizes, ache not only sold the First .E 30,000 ever drawn,--the
Last £30,000 ever drawn,—the first, time tliere_were
.Three of
£30,0e0 in one Lottery, BIM SOLD Titt.7.l ALP..!—and next
and only-time there were Three, he Shared and sold T*o 011 T
OF TITS Tnittr!--Itudin the • short spaee of Three Months,
7, areola3s
it
,' i
viz,'October, November, and •15eceMber last, .he sold Two
Prices of .r 30,000, No. 2,478 anti 15,750,,,and Three' Prizes of
££20;000, NoS. 699:15,301, and-15;556; besides. 28 other Capi-
tals,-which were distributed all over:the -Linked Kingdom.
Etonanty.•-•,-This,day, at Queen-square Office,
Wiliam Barre
,was brought up by Coleman, .a- Bow-street
patrole, charged with stealing from the house of Mrs. Ann.
Holloway, a • silver ' watch, &c. The prisoner it appeared
boarded with the prosecutrix, `and during. her . temporary ab.•
sence.from the parlour, he stole the property, and instantly left
the house.- Immediate Search took place after the prisoner,-
1- who was apprehended-in two hours at a pUblit house in Pimlico,
having in the meantime reonested a woman to pledge the pro.
• petty, who, however, suspecting it was • stolen, ranged. The
prisoner admitted stealing the watch, and said he was very sorry
for it. Fully committed to Newgafeefor trial. ' • .
• .ATTEMPTED SOICIDE.—A. yopng. female was
yesterday afternoon observed walking along the Regent's Canal,
near HackneY, and her manner exciting twospiion that she
meditated an attempt on her own life, led gentlemen who
saw her, to watch her motions, and who shortly after, saw her
throw aside her shawl, and .plunge into the water. They
promptly ran to her assistance, and with'eome difficulty suc--
ceeded in rescuing her. She • was ia an insensible state but re-
storativesheing administered she recovered ; when, in answer to
enquiries put to her, it appeared, that her Ilarne.Was Emma
Wilson ; that she lived as servant to a.tradeSinan in Hackne and that the cause of the rash act was a qua herrrel with lover from whom she had parted a few minutes before.,
DETERMINED INSTANCE OP k:
•-,MCIDE..--Ott tilt`
morning of Tuesday wtek, a woman about SO Years of age,put 'a
" I to ir,r life in Leith. She had only arrived in Leith three
perm( -
f Scotian
days before, from the north o d, where her relations, who
are respectable, reside. It appears that idle had swallowed nearly
a on of laudanum; but it induced vomitin, which retarded its
effects.' She had.then tied a• fine silk, handkerchief round her
neck, And with the large bone of her corsets acting- as a-rack-
stick, twisted it with such violence, that the skin was torn f
her throat, and the
left
- arm was found across
her ' from
er breast, as-if
firmly to nrevent sl• •
to hold the 'stay-bOne la. ' IFPIIIg- The nfor-
tunate' woman had previous y a a-ipted to drown he hut
the vigilance of the police prevented her:—(EdiburghObserver.)
Yesterday after noon, the bodY of .a fine lad,
1-gr
about 14 years of agP,•narne( ~ 'mart, --was found
above Rime • •
floating in the river .. tsea-hridge h
.... • 1*- wherry wi • . • - , y
a Watt•rman in oi, , to Instantly eon.
. The 'deceased -t. •
*l)(ire.
veyed' it on-s . 3 I appeared,
his twin ,- • had been missing from . i since Saturday
•riying he -irs • last, when he -left . ._ tended to
go 'to
: tikene.d•afte •
Chelsea but never•re r, he unfor
T.
• • s
on- of Vet fegile • i
tunate you.th -is tb.e- :s . .Y •-t. able pa,.
Flaw ncar• Ita fs residing at. Nitve:— .o. • -, ttersea;' '
reit

iiI§SFOOTE RAYIN`

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.'
SIR—III justice to Mr. HAYNE, whose affair;
have been so grossly thrust upon the public notice
by a statement of Mr. GILL (the attorney of Miss
FooTE), and with which 1 was only made ac-
quainted on my arrival in town yesterday, event
ing ; I beg to assure you, on the part of Mr.
HAYNE, who is a considerable distance from ton- - .
don, that such statement will be instantly !met-
by him in a satisfactory manner; and the parties
Mr. GILL has• thought proper to keep behind•the
curtain made appear in more prominent cltarar.-
ters, when a better indolent may be formed.of
their real motives on'the occasion.

•
I am, Sir, yoiir very obedient,
Furnivar: bfrt, Aprl/18;1825. W. CARTEE.

THE ARMY.

The Ist Battalion of the 60th (the Duke of York's
Rifle Corps) resumed its route from Paddington yesterday,
Aireedon.

A detachment belonging to the 4th (the 'Own)
ment of
.Light Dragoons, marched yesterday from Weo"n- •
ster, for 'Maidstone.
Detachments belonging to the 2d, .55d, and nth
of Infantry, Marched this morning, from' Westminster. for.
Chatham. •
•
A detachment belonging to the Royal Staff Corps marched
yesterday from Westminster for Hythe.