The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-18 00:00:00

LATEST BETTING.
CESAREWITCEI STAKES.
11600 to 100 asst Lord. 07:

8 to I agst Orelia
10 to 1 agst Welfare (t)
11 to 1 agst Bosphorus
15 to 1 agst Warden (t)
15 to 1 apt Rory O'More(t)
20 to 1 ugst Johnny (t)
'0 to 1 agst The Squire
20 to 1 agst Zelnayra and
• Flash (t)

ter's lot
18 to 1 ogst Attila (t)
25 to 1 agst Seahorse
40 to 1 ngst Curator
4000 to 60 agst Lord 01
Holderness
4000 to 85 agst William do
Fortibus
50 to 1 agst Rosalie c (t)
,L STAKES.
ttila, not p.p.

CLEA.VWEL,
195 even 00 -A

SITIZEWSBUITv; RACES.—FRIDAY.
The Borough Plate of 601. Heats, twice round and 11
distance.
Mr. J. Day's Viola, 3 yrs
Mr, Saunders' Kitty Cockle, agt.'d
Mr. Price's Lady Abbess, 5, yrs •
The Queen's Plate of .
100 guin,n, s:' 'Three miles
Mr. Wreford's Wardan, 4 yrs - walked 40`
-

..(Howlett)
21

BODMIN RACES.—WEnzIgt:DAy.
The Cornwall and Bodmin Stakes of 10 SG vs. each, b
fl':7,.
and 2 only, if declared, with 25 added. TWO wiles'
General Gilbert's Stork, 5 yrs ..,. ........
..,
Mr. Kingsland's hr cby Rajah—Termagant, S p 1... ;
Mr. Ward's Single Peeper, aged Sell'
Sweepstakes of three sous. each, and 25 added. .
two miles. 1
Mr. P. Kingsland's cby Hindostan, 3 yrs ......•..1 5 ;
4 3
Mr. Ward's Single Peeper, aged .....................
Mr. J. Kingsland's c by Rajah, 3 yrs , 2
q 4-
Mr. Wakerill's Maid of- Honour ......... , -
The Pony Race was won by Mr. BulJon's Bill, the
Trades' Purse for Hacks by Mr. Ward's Sivgle Peeper' ,
1 and the Hack Stakes by Mr. Harrison's Fox.

N:EW ZEALAND COMPANY. m.
A very lively and interesting scene occurred yes
'e
off the West India Dock entrance, at Blackwall, by .h,
preparation fa; departure of three fine vessels
improvers" for " Nelson," the second colony of ICrra
Zealand. The Directors of the Company ands eve
hundred persons of rank and wealth met there to
biii
t,
farewell to the enterp,ising emigrants, who appear%
highly delighted with the ,honour extended to them, 6,11 i
in high spirits with the anti,ipations of the successints
result of their mission. After vLewing the arrangeinen
made for the comforts of all on box; rd, the Directors re'
turned to the West India Dock TavCn, where a suinP;
tuous breakfast was provided in the I,;rge room.
the
Duke of Sussex took the Chair, and was si:pportedrkes
right hy the Earl of Devon, and the left 13;‘, Jos. Sonits
Esq., the Governor of the Company. Am(-44,7 the gliesue
we also noticed the Duchess of Inverness, o,n nua
and Duchess of Somerset ; Lords Cottenham, an tb
Marcus Hill, Clements, Viscount Ebrington, M. oode
1 ,
Hon. Frederick Dundas, Hon. Captain Drun-‘l3-1/
.
Messrs. P. Maxwell Stewart, M.P., Tollemache, "'4l;
Messrs.J. Abel Smith, M.P., Aglionby, M.P., Mangles, :N ";,
Gowen, Divt,tt, M.P., Masterman, M.P., G. F. Yon "!'„.
C. Young, and the Misses Young ; the Hon. gl
Douglas, the Hon. Miss Petre, Rev. Dr. Hinds, Messrs'.
J. E. Boulcott, Captain Hine, Sir Robert and Ladd.
Harland, Schn Doxatt, M.D., Mr., Mrs., and M
Pennington ; Lien:. Lean, her Majesty's emigration
agent ; Messrs. Jerdati, E. G. Wakefield, Dudley Cr:
Cello, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Braes, Captain Sinclair, it•P''
&c. &c. The rapid progress which the grand under'.
taking of colonizing New Zealand has made was molt
than once alluded to by his Royal Highness and
oth. :
in
distinguished speakers of both sides of politics, and
lilies
many advantages were dwelt upon with much
of feeling. Several gentlemen of the first fainiiies
out with this expedition, which will be closely follow
by several first-rate ships.

COURT CIRCULAR.
WINDSOR, FRIDAY.—Th: Queen and Prince Alb oj
drove this morning to Ade:aide Cottage through,-:
Little Park, and in the afternoo. her Majesty and P:ll`nc;
Albert left the Castle in a pony phaeton for an airr'i
his Royal Highness driving. Her Majesty and his Roy t 1
Highness were attended by Lady Yortman,
lion' berg
Paget, Hon. Miss Lister, and Vice-A,drniral Sir
Otway, who followed in a carriage, and by Col. Veras'
qu
Ee- in iting, on horseback. been
fiefrry RoyalWa Highness the Princess Ito val has
taken he: accustomed airings in the Park to- day. piled
Viscount Sydney and Sir Edward Bowater Pr°c,e„-ipp
to town by tile Great Western Railway this A 130;""
and returned this evening to the Castle. a the
Colonel and the Hon. Mrs. Arbuthnot will
hso din'
honour of joining the Royal Circle at the Castle A&.
ner this evening.
The Marchese d'Harcotte, and Mr. and Mrs.
court, of St. Leonard's Hill, the Hon. Sarah MarY
vendish, and Mr. George Edward Anson, will; it is
ei,":
pected, join the Royal dinner party at the Castle
morrow evening. his
Her Majesty the Queen Dowager, accompanied bY
Serene Highness Prince Ernest of Hesse Philippstb!a
and attended by the Ladies of the Suite ; and her Philippic
Highness the Duchess of Gloucester, attended bY
Lady in Waiting, left Gapsall Hall, Leicestershire, '
seat of Earl Howe, yesterday morning, for Bet 1:05
House, Leicestershire, to honour the Earl and Co all"
B n
roWnlow with a visit. of
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchoe,
Cambridge, and the Princess Augusta of Cavabri7o
arrived In.t.,:wn yesterday evening from their resiel"„e;,,,,,,
at Kew, and ho -
toured his Grace the Duke of e'il
ton with their con: navy at dinner at Apsley House. di
Earl of Aberdeen anal a select party of the Nobility 5A
Gentry were present to picet their Royal Highnesses.
r..
military bend attended at ..Psley House during dinaid
e
The Governor of the Bank ,of England, and the di put)'
Governor of the Bank of Englii:d, had an interview
W 'tie,
Sir Robert Peel and the ChanoliDr of the BOL
yesterday, at the Treasury.
Lieutenant Moody Governor of Ole Fa/kland Islarlyclbse
had an interview with Lord Stanley yeaterdaY,
Colonial-office. a Witl3
Sir Charles Napier and Mr. Ellis had inte.rvi
Sir James Graham yesterday, at the Home-c; nice'

TB E WEATHER.—N 00N, SEPTEIVaIE Sit O 16.1.
grE
ROYAL GALLERY OF SCIENCE, ADELAIDE--
Barozneter
Thermometer. 6 7,4.
Highestl,Freezing
P0in6t7321 LDLowest'
Wind
JO°

THE LATE PICCADILLY Pi:mt.—The to the
tors of the County Fire-office, as a tribute of respeet,ierttl:
worth of their late servant, William West, who was u; 10'
nately killed at the Piccadilly fire on Sunday night laTh dor
ordered the sum of 12s. and free house-room to the vriu°
ing her life-time, to be paid weekly. not sO
Lord Monson, we are happy to h ear, i 5 c, s, q
seriously indisposed as stated. His 7Loi-dsll4) N 1
trine
the accounts received from Brighton yes,:ertla•Y, not s°
better- than on Saturday, bat then his iLlne,..s ivivi, war
serious as to alarm his fainii;r. The Countess of
wick is stayit:l7 at Brighton with his Lordship. gr.
CUNARD'S LINE.--We- understand- that, coif
Cunard's new contract with the GOVbroment was sva' oft)
the day belore the old ,Alinistry went out. We belieltoo
tins was the reason why the British ,and America° ,„03 01_,
Navigation Company sold the British Queen. This FY5.," hi PD
contracts will prove a most serious obstacle ,to the prori.
steam navigation, as all bounties do.—Rathea'y 21d1/1%;161
gtthheeofpArtiohaperrki
MEETING AT TANIWORTH. On Wt dileriiitlV
efvt:co•rerntthihnegm,c,
aaosnpsuidbel
convenedir
ac tmioeneitonifn
Provision monopolies dial! have inhabitantsbeeeettyn.
Queen not to prorogue Parliament until the Corn Le'
ploate
abated
of
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ti
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ti,
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e. tg:lo:is
ili
i•
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6:,
gislature. The attendance far exceeded any rel 4, thc
witnessed, and, after an add:ess from Mr. Aelltr,,,;001):
petition suggested by that gel:tleman was unair-i—intO.
adopted. On Thursday the petition received the s°O P'.
Lures of a decided majority of the Whole adult fOralier,
tion of the electoral borough of the,Monopolist 1?1"e.,40
and will be forthwith torwarded to a Peer of the I
for presentation to her Majesty. 13e'
ny :.--- ~,
SHOCKING ACCIDENT TO A LA— -:, la,'
tween eight and nine o'clock this morniog, ''s - tree'
named Purdan. residing at No. 18, /3, ,„tifort-,50.00,
Chel ea, was returning home, after taking', cit:110 "f,
exercise in Hyde Park, the horse on wlyc dc's IV't
riding took fright, when opposite to St. Go' /.,,iOD 0f1..:r
pita;,„at the smacking of a carter's whip, an Altai
a furious rate of speed along Grosvenor-phu,'°: ,inill'_e,
proceeding ft,: about two hundred yards, tila:_,alcil.c„,
stumbled, and cal.' down on its side with fearful v:lov' hy,
'-rowing Mrs. Yurri,;,ii forlyards to the distance sole:
t....
five and six yards. The unfortunate ladY, .„,/,1;e0
tweet. da" 5
• ,ad violently aguinst the groun I
.0 0•10 f
her foren...
rallied ap , at: found to be h.sensible. . he ."'
ti °ll
• jeccr° •tl5
from. a severe extensive , CO' *
the right cheBk, Xt ix feared she has sustain
.g
sion of the brain. at G: .
bleeding vioft,se,:,
The death of the Duke of Bordea 16
11,00,10' 1 ta
was reported on the Bourse of Paris on Yir , is, so. ,ci,
The entire skeleton of a large anttualyaru,,,ir. 101,
have been dug up at the Big-Bone Lick, NCI., -fiat hvo'.
measures 60 feet long, and 2U feet high, and I-,
- 11
the hills. •
b6tllll. 06
MARCH OF KNOWLEDGE.--VCr. , i atilt d
, ~,,0„,, to 91
~•-,;t. AI. l'ost-triark; .frup).---" A ; ~i ::_:,-, ,
~t, roman
writer elf the Gardenars Gazette to ii,loioi woc
r,vatel
are. Ido exhibit at the Shaw anti must give Tory
are-
in roman letters &Ad I clout know what they