The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-11 00:00:00

THURSDAY.

The Garrison Cup of 351. for officer's horses, was ,:t.
in two heats by Mr. Wardlaw's Theresa, 9st "`-
ing two others. tiift
The Hack Stakes were won in three heats by CO,' -$
Freestone's Ploughboy, beating Theresa and f°:f
Lass, and the Hurdle Race, by Ploughboy beatt
Angelica and Mendicant.

DONCASTER ES.
The following horses have arrived :—Duke of 6ev 3
hind's Middleham, 3 yrs ; Mr. S. King's Cattonlall"'.,
yrs ; Colonel Cradock's Pagan, 3 yrs ; Colonel Ciltov
ford's Ermingardis, 3 yrs Mr. T. 0. Powlett's br 101.
Moloch, out of Mystery °, 3 yrs, and b f by 'r
boy, out of Sesame, 3 yrs ; Mr. S. King's CattoniT'
yrs ; Colonel Cradock's Gallipot, 4 yrs, and b f S31`1):io:
yrs ; Mr. Ramsay's Cabrera,, 2 yrs ; Mr. Brooke '5 oot
latry, 2 yrs ; Mr. Garforth s gr f by The Saddler' on,
of Don John's dam, 2 yrs ; Duke of Cleveland's
2 yrs, Samson, 5 yrs, Camelford, 2 yrs, and Fosbeli,7;
2 yrs ; Sir R. Bulkeley's Cerito and Springfield /%end
Colonel Crawford's f by,langar, out of _Mermaid'
Mr. Powlett's fby Bay Middleton, out of Miss Fan—,
Scott's lot is in the neighbourhood.

WOOLWICFI.—THURSDAY-
ROYAL ARTILLERY. 4.
General Order, Sept. 8, 18, 40ce
Lieut.-General Lord Vivian cannot quit the Ororf,ie- •
Department, over which he has had the henour t,'
°•
siding during a period of six years, without expros“. ),
all those belonging to it the great satisfaction•he 1'35
in carrying on the service in conjunction with thercl'e bn3
It is a pleasure to-him to bear his testimony 00..4 en°
ever found all in their respective offices disehacienc)a.
-17 is iln
duties attached to them with zeal, ability,
To the Ordnance Military Corpses or,ot
off belle; ollituairifi,,,ll-:;;
evsiepeechiaaldly aadirdorreds:dhihnilmself.orAploaintyunxitierss
aU
eqounadinuteetdolfv
thei their merits,
and maenidl
oNsf'i ttnheessißnery
and Royal Engineers. More intimate connection re-
them confirmed him in the high opinion he had P
viously entertained.
In, now parting from them he ventures to expres!
sincere and earnest hope that they will ever be filivo •
witnessing
pursuing the same course which has acquired for !lin,
their present high character, and ever be equally dls.ify
guished for their gallantry in the field, .and their inir
o
to their Sovereign. %is
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(Signed) 11. D. ROSS, Colonel, ti
Deputy Adjutant
-Gene''?:et.

uP
ROYAL MILITARY ACADEMY.
The following is a list of names of the successful Ctiowri.d.
didatesee who passed at the recent examination, and:"Hb peid/'
b nadmitted as gentlemen cadets at the Royal 30.•—_,;i0';
Academy :—George Mackenzie, James F. Tr37„ve;
Francis Ommanney, Rupert B. Bower, Charles
inson, Robert E. F. Craufurd, Thomas B. Fitzgera
Gustavus S. Tilly, Francis Km, Samuel Hatchard,
R. Boswell, John Henry Hirst, Robert H. Carden,
Wright, John C. De Butts, Edward Taswell, ilenrYA
L Colby, Thomas Lambert, Albemarle Cator, GasPa"sii(.;,;
Tupper, Charles E. Edwards, Erie William eop"
'i
Richard Neynoe, Arthur G. Bell, George V. Winsctitu-"
The number at present studying at this valuable it's
rioa
tion is 171, equal to the highest number at al7%'l):olea
during the last war. Twenty-one of the gentlj.ing
cadets belong to the senior or , practical class stu
principally at the Royal Arsenal.

To E. Solomons and Co., Opticians, 35,:th ply
Bondstreet, and 1, Old Jewry, City :—" In accordance w":"du e„
promise to report on the efficacy of your Invisible Voice C° 'flbrd
tors, I have much gratification in being able to say' that thel flahie
me the greatest possible comfort and assistance. They
me to hear distinctly remote and mixed sounds—to distin,:;
without the slightest effort the faintest inflections of the pre,'": 0
at church (although distant from mc); •in short, by their aid
alb ti-
blessed with most perfect and acute hearing; and in such resto•
nate case as mine has been of thirty years' standing, when 're 4,4
fere I had not power to hear the ticking of my watch, when aPP esa
closely to the ear, and after having submitted my severe deafnin •
1
to various eminent aurists without the slightest relief, I he
earing 'e
„„ut -,
deed to congratulate myself on my good fortune in h
high character, and in having so much profited by your skilful, 11_1.,
tention. I deem it my duty to give the fact all the publicitY
power, and every inquiry to roe (directed to No. 11, Coney-st"'
d
York), shall be promptly answered.—l am, gentlemen, your OVg„
servant, 111iclia61 Walker.-11, Coney.street, York, Auli• 1841*