The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-13 00:00:00

11 to 8 oq

D. of Itntland's Elizabeth, rec. ft. .from Gcn. GrosvenoY's
Guadiana, Sst. 4th. each. A. F. 200 p. Is. ft.
D. of Rutlawl's Sorcery, iist. 31b. rec. ft. from Sir J.
ley's i'hantom, Sat. 10113. A. F. 300 gs. h. ft.
Ld Kiunaird's ch. c. by Sancho, out of Darling, Sat. ;lb.
agst My: Lake's c. Daffodil (dead) Sst. 41b. A. F. 200 p.
Mr. Craven's Toolev, 7st. 71b. rec: 50gs. fon) D. of Graf-
ton's Web, Sst. 71b. Two-yr old c;..iougs.

STAFFORD itur.s.
MONDAY, OCT. 5. •
Gold Clip,' 100 gs. round.

Lord Grey's b. f. 'by Sir Oliver, 4 yrs old l,
Mr. Cunning's b. f. Slang

of 60:s.

Mr. Benson's b. c. Etitis'n Bayonet 1 l' 1
Mr. Atherton', b. in. Chlchey Poehey 3 '2
Mr. Dyott's br; tn. Betsey

• TTJEnDAY. •
The Three-year-old
7,tr. Ilcn'son's Uri'-k
Lord Oxferd's 1). c. Tinker Barnes
Ashlers Lama
Mr. Aldersay's h. c. by ~iaTria:id~

Stakes of sg.^. each, Nl'.iih 30 add,:d.

.lthertmes br. f. by Milo
liciasores Folmitrito•-

WEP7ZESDAY.
•
'f he 'fY;o-year-oLd Stakes.
"Ir. Painter's b. c. Itcwelhbviincer
Mr. NiChors di. c. by a brotter to Stzbpford

Hand.wap of sgs. each.
)'lr. Canning,'s h. f. Slat
Mr.-PaMey'.;s bi-. h. NVorcester.

.8 2 1 1'
.1 3 2 dr'

Yesterday her Royal Highness the Princess of
WALES., accompanied by Lady A. HAMILTON, vi-
sited her house at Blackheath, and in the evening
returned to her residence at Kensington Palace to
dinner,

Yesterday afternoon, as a genteel dressed man
was riding a spirited horse down Oxford-street,
the animal took fright at sonic sheep, and on the
rider clapping spurs to him, the horse. reared up,
and fell backwards. The rider fell on the back of
his head', arid was killed without a groan. The
hOrse co►►ld not be got up for sOiiie time. The
'deceased, who was a very young man, was said to
be the stm of a Mr. Beenham,, at Elston.

We are sorry to announce the death of that most
amiable nobleman., the E4rl of. Kennire. His
Lordship died: on Saturday
.se'nnir,lit, at, his seat
at Castlerosse, in the county of Kerry.
,He is suc-
ceeded in hiS title and estates, by his eldest son,
Lorci Castlerosse.

it i!). imagined by soon:., that the silver French
:Kai-oes recently deposited in Whitehall Chapel
NV OT •fablicate:l from the" &Unveil plz.fre phiariered
by King Joseph in the Peninsula. Be this ,as it
may, the many Golden I;agies of ,=E2OOOO that
will be captured next Tuesday, 'the 20th instant,
by our Loitcry Corps, will prove a most valuable
deposit in their pun-a.
Atelcuichofiy Aceiden:,--The lock Wiiich connects
the Gloucester and Berkeley Canal with -the Se-
vern having recently been cleaned out, was on
Monday last opened for the passage of yessets, -
and accordingly a barge, lade; with
,coal, was ad-
mitted through into the basin. Happy should we
be did the account rest lie,' ; but it falls to our-
lot to record the following Most lamentable occur-
rence : Some young men having procured three
iron guns to celebrate the event, and wishing to
cause a louder report than usual, inconsiderately
raninmi down the charge of one of them with wet
tow : en applying the match it unfortanately burst,
and wont-vied 3of the by •stande:.s so severely, that
cue of them, a reputable farmer of Standish, died
on the soot, leaving a '.Yining widow and three in-
fant :ehliciren to lament his untimely- end ;
ther (the youth who fired the. fatal piece) lived
only till the following night ; 'but the third,
though- most dangerously hurt, we are happy
to ' say, Still survives, and there are some hopes
that he may ultimately recover. The two latter
'wpm/the sons of respectable individuals in this
city. Inquests have been held on the bodi6 of
the sufferers, and the Jury in each case gave -a
v erdict of Accidental Death,