The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-09 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIG ENC E.

NEW.3I:IIIKET JULY MEETING, 1823.
TUESDAY,
,JULY
(Second Year.)—Renewal of the Sweepstakes of lOgs each, for
three.yr-olds, Est. 91b. four. 15. five, Bst. 105. six, Ost.
and aged Ost. 21b. T.M.M.IId The winner to be gold for
300 gs, if demanded, &c.
Mr. "Wilson's c. by Comm, out of Gonsalvi's dawn, 3 yrs 1'
Mr. Hunter's f. by Rubens, Out Of Sprightly,. 3 yrs' - . 2
Six started—One Ixl.--The Judge placed Inq two.
7 to I nest Comtii to 1 agSt Rubens f.

Fifty Pounds, for three-yr-olds, guying (Ist. 9th. four, Bsl
five, Bst. 885. six, Hat.1:211,,: an aged 9st. D, I.
W Mr. yndhani's b. h. Conan!, 0 yrs
D. of Grafton's bl. Pedrillo, .3 vrs ,
3 to 1 mit Centaur.

DEltior RACES will bo held 011, Wednesday and Thursday,
the 23d and 24th *tidy, instead,of Tuesday and Wednesday the
22d and 23a; as bcfbre fixed..--Good sport is anticipated ;
.
twelve !lonics being named for the (lold Cup by Subscription
of ten guineas each—ls horses for the Subscription of five
guineas each—and five Horses for the. Subscription of 20
guineas each, exclusiVe of the two Plates of 60 guineas each.—
The days have been altered in consequence of the Assizes being
held oil Monday and Tuesday in the sante week.—( Derby
Mt fele ry. ) . ,

Th„ Loran MAyou has appointed to take the
septennial view of the boundaries of his jurisdic-
tion As CenserVator of the river Thames, and
waters of Medway, on Wednesilay the' 23d of
July inst., and Out three following days ; upon
upon which occasion i!p will be accompanied by
the Aldermen and principal officers of the Cor-
poration. The party ,‘I-ill embark on board the
Admiralty yacht and other vessels at .13lackwall,
at nine
o'clock in the morning, and proceed to
s°"theml. On the. following day it is proposed
to view the boundary stone at Leigh, and inspect
ilyis,lollll:l9wthing.
• the communication between the Thames and
Medway through yfmtlet creek, and return to.
Southend, where a ball will be given in the
evening to the neighbouring gentry. On the
third day his Lordship proceeds up the Med way,
where it is believed he will he met by the Cor-
poration of Rochester, tike It view to the extent
of his jurisdiction nen'r Cocklmm‘-wood, and
afterwards entertain the Corporation Ofßoches.-
ter, and other distinguished parties, at a dinner
at the Town-hall; and, after giving a public
breakfast the following morning, return to town.
Bator.ixorosT Qum—Another line specimen
of an elephant's tusk has been found on this
coast, embedded in clay, '2 feet 7 inches. in
length ; circumference, 11 inches ; weight, 11f
pounds, and is now in the possession of Messrs.
JOWTON and Sons, inpidaries.
i!i;:r.e.:ONtil:ebi'llit,ii:Nitiaiec:ollelu7lsidt(tlear Guard bolati,)s7atitonewde! Dunure,°ej° o'clock,
lash, which ktlilt!;(ll)l:dticiehassreiedku-rt.iitgiggetcliiebcooautrsAc onfnihefriTinghlt,jahlunt.
and after an hour's rest,again
found nothing on board. The water guard, suspicious of her
having thrown, er carp) overboard, continued cruising till day
anti about 11 o'clock,
containing nearly no p,arthteoy
iita thenia furtherp roceedseeadretiot
gallons Highland whisky, which they
succeeded in picking up ,eleven casks,
brought to Ayr, and lodged in the Custom-house.- (Glasgow
Courier, jay ii.).• '-
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It is determined to erect a new building for
Assembly Rooms,
with the wealth and respectability of that great' commercial644.o Hull, upon a scale commensurate
town. And it is with pleasure we report that the subscription
has already commenced by Earl FITZWILLIAM, High Stew-
ard of the Corporation, and Earl Mut GRAVE, the Lord Lieu-
tenant of Hull, each handsomely putting their names down for
ONE lIVNIMED PQcos.
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