The Sun.
London, England, 1822-06-14 00:00:00

5 to 4 on Sporus

GUILDFORD RACES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12.
His Majesty's Plate of 100 guineas.
Duke of Richmond's Carborano
Mr. Gibbons's Capulet -
Mr. Howard's Minister -
Mr. Morrel's Atom

6 to 4 on the winner.
Sweepstakes of five sovereigns each.
Duke of Richmond's Rioter -
Mr. Gibbons's Capulet
Mr. A. F. Berkeley's Miss Ann • -
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Rioter the favourite. }dal
There was only the Maiden Plate run for
Rioter was the favourite. yesterday, for

CURRAGH JUNE MEETING, 1822.
' MONDAY, JUNE 10.
Kirwan Stakes, 50gs. h. ft.—Post on the Flat. I.
Mr. Prendergast's Baronet, 7st 71h. - - - /
Mr. French's 0 Fye ! 6st. 31b. - - - - 5
Mr. Watts' St. Lawrence Bst. 31b. - - . •
Six others not placed.
"Sweepstakes 20gs. 12 ft.—Three year's old course' j
Mr. Battersby's Johnny Raw, Bst. 51b. -
Mr. Prendergast's Jannet, f. 7st. 51b. - - • - 5
Lord Crernorne's f. Sir Walter, 6st.lllb. - " 4
Mr. Hunter's Antea, 7st. 11b. - - -, ,
Mr. Doolan's Paddy from Cork, Bst. beat Mr. Burke s ch.
g., 7st. 71b., from Keegan's, 25 Guineas each.

The Duke of Portland's horse, Vat&less, is matched agi titrisett
Lord Verulam's Vapour (Bst. 41. b. each) on the first AUX °A
First. October Neimarket Meeting, for 100 guineas, h. tt-i,sti
The Duke of York's Electress is matched against `;O3
Verulam's Vapour (Bst 61b. each) on the 4th day of the 5
meetin, for 50 guineas.
At the Second October Meeting, ,first day, Lord Fol ;lot
Sultan (6 years old, 9st.) is matched against Mr. Fox's °l;' •
(5 years old, Bst. 31b.) for 200 guineas, h. ft.
, Mr. Wyndham's Black and All Black (4-yrs old, 85t.
is matched against Mr. Greville's Moses, (3-yrs old, B°'
the same meeting for 200 guineas, h. ft.
At the Craven Meeting next year, Lord G. 11. Cave
Godolphin, 4-yrs old. is matched against Lord Foley's °*--
6-yrs old, list. 41b. each, for 500 guineas, h. ft. l4r'
Mr. Greville's Moses (Bst: 101 b.) is matched against 100
Fox's Macduff (Bst.) at the first meeting of next year, for
guineas, h. ft.

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NEW MATCHES.—NEATE AND SPRING.—The AO-- „g
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pected and much wished for match between these Lionbig
the fist, was made after dinner at Lawrence's, the ReuaAtS•
Inn, Hampton, on Wednesday; after discussing the late 'lel,
Fifty pounds aside was deposited, to be made three bun
and to fight in a 24 feet ring in November. seas
Abbott having forfeited 101. to Oliver for the battle w"-pd list
to have taken place on Wednesday, the match was ee.nevi"
night, to take place on Wednesday week.

Lord NORTHWICK has not only made a liberal reddett.e pe-
hia rents, but has promised a still further one should it "
cessary.
The elegant, but transient Hower the Uof
Gandiflorus, growing in a hot-house in the episcopal
the Bishop of BATII and WELLS, put forth twelve 3:0„1,
cent blossoms a few nights ago, which continued infw) the
until the dawn of day, when they drooped and fell from
plant. •

D. eg.
On the 13th of June, at St. aMARRIEMtin's in the Fields, the Vso•
Joseph Duncan Ostrolian, to Anne, youngest daughter
of
bert Withy, Esq., of Buckingham-street.
Church, %VP
On Thursday, the 13th, inst., at St. Pancras
Gwyn, Esq. of Neath, Glamorgan, to Catherine -Totted
youngest daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Fowries, of
Court, Devon. iiresto
On Tuesday, the 11th inst., at Wandsworth, W.
Esq., to Elizabeth Dorothy Blyth, both of the same 1118'

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Taylor.
At Kentish-town, on .'
the 10th instant, Mrs. Jane
aged 87. late o
On the 11th instant, Rev. Isaac, Tozer, of Frorne,
Tooting. tat er
On the 12th instant, Caroline Henrietta, youngest daub
edlie niLy
T, ofr
e aanu apoplectic
oi
tl, c attack,y Edwardiin.
of Granville Venables Vernon, Esq. ' .L, a a
ClSov't La wder, :1310.
On Friday se'nnight, in the COth year of her age, a ider,
manor Park, near Loughborough, Miss Aspinshaw, a Initiel.
Lady, sister to the Rev. Dr. Staunton, of Staunton, near: ;,,g a•
ark on Trent. So sudden was her death, that after wt'!'",, the
letter she got up, saying she would go and take a walk law-
garden, as she did not feel very well ; very few minutes, in.
ever, elapsed, before she dropped down and died almost
stantly.
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