The Sun.
London, England, 1813-06-21 00:00:00

SPORTING.

• ASCOT tiluTti RACES.
LAST DAY. FRIDAY JUNE 1 1 TH.
Thel3lllingbear Stakes of 100 gs each, h. tt. for colts and ill-
lies...—The lost wile and a half.
General Grosvenor's Vulpecula 1
Duke of Itntlatril's Restopchin.
Sir J. Shelley'e. Calihan
Captain Vyse's Vale Royal
Sit to 4 ngst the winner.
A SWcepstakes of 30gs. each, 20 ft.—The Old Mile.
Lord C. Swnerset's Offa's Dyke i
Mr. Ladbruks's Octavitts

Six to 4on the winner.
A Sweepstakes of 30gs. each, for 2-yr-olds.
Dtke of Yorks's Eagle filly
Mr. Stone's Zottinc

Even petting• un the Geld.

The Wokinglimn Handicap Stakes, of &gs. each, for all ages..

Tli; New Mile.
Duke of York's Pointers
Mr. Wytlne's Sorcery ... ...
Mr. Webb's Lotlona

Eleven others started; Bto 1 against the winner, and G to 4
against Offa's Dyke.
A Plate of 501. for all ages.

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Lord Lowther's Atinarius • . , O, 2. 1 1
Mr. Stone's 'Whiptliong
Mr. Sadler's Cogniac ~ , 0 3 44 3
Onlse ~f S. Aihaws Cambria ' %;-. 0 4 3 4
Mr. Itichardson's Orion
Mr. Pears,e's Paymaster
... . ....

Six to 4 four against the winner. Wnipthong the favourite
after the second heat, when w,,s placed to Aqua-
rius, instead of a bey, and by tltit means the race was won.

Yesterday divine,service was performed before
the PRzNce: RedENT and his Household at Carl-
ton House, by the,Jlev, J. S. CLARKE.
. . _

The Duchess of YORK attended Divine Service
at the Military-Chapel,'Whitehall.
Ye4terday the Loan CHANCELLOR and Count
MuName had.audiences of the PItINE REGENT
at Carlton House.

Yesterday the .Duke of CAMBRIDOE visited the
PRINCE ItI,,GENT.

Wednesday the Duke of CAMBRIDGE visited the
Duke of CLARENCE at Iltmlicy, •‘rho: We are happy
to say, is considered better.
The Duke of VOaK was peculiarly fortunate
with his stud at Ascot, having won seven races.—
His Royal Highness does not spectalate further
in winning the race.

Tandy CfiABLOTTI Ftslcti was not expected to
survive over yesferday, rIELING, her
duighter, sat up with her on Saturday night. The
Earl of WIN CIiILSEA Witt', in close attendance yes-
terday.
Alr'. PITT'S monument is erected over the west
door of Westminster Abbey, and only waits, we
understand, for public exhibition, for the inscrip-
tion.

Mr.Fox'spoparnent is to he near the-nOrtb door
of Westminster Abbey. It is to be a recumbent
figure.

LAW REPORT.

. . .
COURT OF KING's'iII?,NCII, Frltiror, Jtnl9.
THE KING V. \V. IiAItRIION.

This case was before the Court last term :—lt
Was a rude for a Habeas Corpus, directed to Mr.
W. 1 rris tin ,an attorney, to bring up the body
of the Rev. Mr. Chawner, who, it: as 'alleged,
was a lanugic, and had escaped from Mr. War-
burton's mad-house at lloxion.' It was then
stated on his behalf that he was no lunatic, but
Dr. Stone had deposed, that in his judgment he
was a permanent lunatic. The Court then thought
it right to order Lim into an' indifferent custody,
whine all parties might have access to him, and
the rule to. be enlarged. I\lr. JEKYLL now again
brought the matter forward, ne stated, that the
affidax its of Drs. Stone and Powell,
.did not now
go the length of saying lie was a lunatic, bill that
he under a " anent,ti delusion.- The fact was,
that Mr. Chawner strongly suspected that his
wife was gtiilty of infidelity, and this suspicion
was all the madness that could be imputed to him.
On the other hand, he now had the affidavits of
the woman and keeper who constantly attended
him at Dr. Sutherland's, and they prove that he
had never exhibited the least mark of insanity.
The affidavits of Drs. Yelloly and Sutherland were
more'explieit ; they stated that, after the most
careful watching his Conduct, and by comparison
of ail his conversations, they did not discover the
smallest symptoM of mental' derangement. A cer-
tificate frOm Sir Lucas I'epys spoke in the same
decided terms. He therefore submitted that this
Geritleinan must be enlarged.
Mr. I',VaKJ: said, the wife of this Gentleman
was only anxious that what was fit should be
done, and therefore he should. Content himself
with barely reading the affidavits of Drs. Powell
and Stone, who are• bOth skilful persons, and it
was to be' lamented that these learned Physicians
differed in their opinions.
'line Court said, they were now called upon to
commit this Gentleman to-a very' dreadful con-
finement if he were not insane. They roust there-
fore be well assured that he was not of sane mind
before they ventured to restrain his liberty. It' it
were in contemplation.to apply for a commission
of lunacy, whet e the matter would undergo a
strict investigation, they might he induced to en,
large the rule until the result of that, impuiry
but as no such thing was intimated, lie must be
suffered to go at large, as they had nut grounds
to say he was insane.

Lmrr..—This morning the Court of Ding's
Bench grimed a Rule, calling upon TuomAs A.
Pit typs, to shew cause why a Criminal Information
should not be tiled against him loran alleged Lib( I,
published in the Sunday Journal called "
News," reflecting on the character ofj.aly PER..
CEVAL.•

We learn with infinite satisfaction, 'that Lord
SIDNIoUTH and. Sir W. Sewn, have become sub-
scribers to the Nora/ Charitable Society, being
thoroughly convinced -that there is•mit a charity
in the kingdom. more deserving the patronage and
support. of the country at large than the one which
has fot its object '' the relict of indigent orphans,
,„,t,".17610:1.1:-Ilehliiciehdirebny °rift efortr-officer;;
ecetros
it i ir►tiit once
WTt i;ta have heard
tritilpflraom t
na rtt::l3:scttaallllliesl?"m::ortic'');attit):ret
Lodge, in this Country, a measure which we con-
tesb `l,y- "'sr, lq ••.
zets fls. When we con-
template the zeal wit!) WI) tlie ta
speculative Reform, endeavour to fan the embers
of discontent against the Government, we cannot
feel astoniOted that the well-wishers to their
country, should rally round the stnnderti of the
Constitution, to defend it. from the insidious at-
tacks of its enemies.--Cornwoll oa,zette.
.EC,OrENIENT.—An elopement of rather a singn-
bar kind has recently taken place. A Gentleman,
%rho about ten years ago was married to an amia-
ble Lady, closely allied to a most respectable fa.-.
ruily ati Richmond, carried off on Wednesday last
a young Lady front her mother's, near Isle Worth,
anti the fOgitives. have
.not yet been heard of.—
The Lady ,with.whom this gallant eloped was unit
versally admired in the first circles in that neig-
hourhoOd, and had received 'proposals of marriage
from several young gentlemen of fortune ; but
such is•sonietimes the waywardness of fenmle taste,
that this -fair fugitive declined these honourable
alliances to form a criminal union with a married
man twice her own age.
The reason of an additional charge of one half-
penny on all letters from Scotland, is, that by an
Act just passed, the mail-coaches pay toll in that
country.