The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-27 00:00:00

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Mr. "ARK, the Counsel, then expatiated on the
great merits of his relation, Mr. Graham, dwelling
on the peculiar hardship of his case, and com-
menting on a Report from the Committee of Cot- _
respondence adverse to his claims, and finally con-
cluded'with a motion detailing the reasons for the
proposed grant ; which, in consequence of a doubt
suggested by the Chairman as to its legality in
point of proper notice, was withdrawn by Mr.
Park, anti another substituted.
After a long conversation-, in which the Chair-
man, Messrs. Twis, Dixon, LowndeS, Hume, and
.sinipson, opposed the grant,.separate ballots were
ordered for the 9th of June, owthe grants of
money to Mr. Graham and Colonel Walker.—
A ourned.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

EPSOM RACES, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1815.

The Oaks Stakes of 50gs each, h. ft. fillies, then three ycar
old, carrying sst.4lb. all other conditions the same as for.
the Derby.
D. of Grafton's Minuet ... 1
Ld G. H. Cavendish's f. Ke Sir David
Ld Egremont named Mr. Craven's Nadeja
12 Started—The dtidge,placed but three.-5 to 2 agst

to 1 agst-Ld G. H;Carendisli's f

Large sum% being depending ,on the two events of the
D. of Grafton': winning Derby and Oaks, Minuet became a
decided favotuite; it was a short run race, no play being
made until near the distance post, when Ld. Foley's filley's
fore legs coming iu contact with the hind ones of Nadeja,
caused her instantly to fall, and was so much injured,, that it
was found necessary to kill her on the course. W. Clift, the
jovkey sustained a severe shock by the fail, bnt we are happy
to say he is considered to have received no serious iiiary.
. The Headley Stakes was won by Mr. Far rail's colt, by
Gatnenut ; the Town Plate, by -Mr. Wyndham's Wanderer ;
and the Derby Hunter Stakes by Mr. E. Tatterial's b. g.
Mad Tom.

CAMBRIDGE, May 23,

Berijamin-Philpot, Esq. of Christ College, was
yesterday admitted 'Voter of Arts.
George Stephen Alolineaux Montgomery, of
Christ College, William James Carver, of Trinity
College, George Coult hard; of .Eininannel College,
and George Thomas Turner, of Jesus college, were
on the same day admi,tted Bachelors of Arts.
Samuel Grove Price, Esq. B. A. of Trinity Col-
lege, has been elected into the Lay Fellowship of
Downing College, vacant by the appoint went of
Dr. Hewett to the Professorship of Medicine.
The Right Rev. Dr. JOhn Luxmore, Bishop of
Hereford, has been translated to the see of .St.
Asa ph, void by the death of Dr. Cleaver.
The clock at St. Mary's church, in this jown,
has been frequently injured by some person climb-
ing up to it, triad bending the hands during the
night.—A similar piece of mischief was perpetrat-
ed .very early on Sunday morning last, by a young
man named Hammond, who, however, met with
summary punishment in descending, by falling
on the iron pallisadoes, one of which run com-
pletely through his thigh. He was 'conveyed to
Addenbrooke's Hospital, and great hopes are en-
tertained of his recovely.

SrNGULAR WEDDING—Last Week was married
at Doynton, in Gloucestershire, by the Rev. W.
GuNstNG, Mr. Wusos, a resident near Stroud,
to SARAH LOcp:, a young Gipscy Girl, belonging
to a gang now butted on the Common in the vi-
cinity of that town. This happy event was cele-
brated by the ringing of bells and' other demon-
strations of joy. A handsome dinner was pro-
vided on the occasion at the Bull Inn, in Hint Mi.
A bail followed, at which the whole of the Gipsey
Corps, and the inhabitants for miles- round, were
present. At eleven o'clock the dingy tribe-retired,
but not before the father of the bride called for a
Dint pot, which he filled with guineas and pre-
sented to the bridegrsootn
A few days since, a young woodcock MIS
caught in Icing's Wood, Langley, and is at pre-
sent alive at Mr. AcTos's, Sutton, who is endea-
vouring to preserve it—a rare instance of the
woodcock being found in these parts at ibis sea-
son of the year.
\Ve are informed that Dr. COOPER, and three
eminent Surgeons, of 30 years experience in Stric-.
tures, Fistulas, Debilities, &c. &c. have establish-
ed a Medical Board, at Charlotte- house, Great
CUM:re-street, opposite Rowland Hill's Chapel,
Blackfriar's-road, where the Public are relieved
trout the most dangerous diseases, without saliva-
tion or confinement. The Institution claims the
attention of those who have attempted the cure of
themselves, or who tlivebe:.:D SO unfortunate as to
consult filen ignorant of so important a branch of
the. profession, Whose improper treatment have
mercnrialized thousands out of their existence.—
E.:options on the Head, Face, and Body.. sore
Eyes, Throat, iNlOuth, and Nose, Vertigo, Noise
in the Dirs, Deafness, Dimness of Sight, Pains
frequently mistaken for
in the Head and Limbs,
Ithetimat•ism; weakness in the Knees, swelled.
•e.ith a general 'dehilitv, &e. arc a few of
the dre;tdf,il symptoms which appear years after,
and 100 often embitter the Matrimonial State.-;--
Mtssrs. CoopEit killd Co. are couinited daily by
all ranks of people, from ten till eight ; or, by
letter, inclosing a Fee (tor 110 other are answer-
ed),
.staibig, their tt hen Medicine and the
best Advice is sent. to all ;,arts of the kingdom
They cure the Piles and Fistula,. without burning.
Or cutting,' and give advice, gratis, on T„„,1„,,,,
ethnusday,•and Sand.gy moriiit:gs, till 12 o•dock.

. ,
Yesierday a General Court may held rtt the
East bora House, *specially summoned at the re-
quisition of Mae Proprietors, for it e purpose of
proposing the sum of (MC {ac, 23,000 Sirea ro
pees, to Mr. Graham, formerly of the Bengal
Civil Service, as a remuneration fur his chums and
iervices. After the usual forilis,
The business of the .day %vas opened, by the
CHAIRNTANT, who moved, that all the papers oil •
the subject be read, premising at the same time
that whatever question Might-be - proposed, the
Court of Directors would 'demand 'a ballot
thereon, as the only Iva), in which the general
sense of the Proprietors could eventually be taken. •
After some conversation as to the expediency
of reading the papers, between the- Chairman,
Sir Mark Wood, Messrs. Kinnaird, Trowel., I'.
Moore, Lowndes, Rock, and Dixon, the papers
were read, which occupied a period bt nearly
three hours.