The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-29 00:00:00

SPORTIAG INTELLIGENCE.

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NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING; MEETING, itr'
• TUESDAY, APRIL 28. ,
Sweepstakes of cogs. each, h. ft. T. Y.C..
Mr. Astley's Magic, 9st. - g
Sir C. Bunbury's brother to Agrre, 7st. 41b. *
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La Darlington's Timour, 7st. telb.
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Ld G.,11. Cavendish's liarresa, Bst. 41b. - I'
7to 4 agst Magic sto 4 agst Agnes.
Mr. Shakespear's Tumbler, beat Mr. Craven's Dimitis
Bst. 71b. each. Across the Flat. -googi, —2 to t on Turubla.
Fifty Pounds for 3-yr old colts, Bst. 41b: fillies, Sat. P. •
0.1..
1.(1 Darlington's b. c by Dick Andrews - t
Mr. Craven', hr. c. 'rooky ' - -
Gen. Gower's ch. c. by Sorcerer, tlut of Parasol - 3
6 to 5 on Ld Darlington's c. by Dick Andrews.
Sir J. Shelley's Phantom, Bst. rlb. beat Mr. Payne's Criv,
pin, Bat. gib. Across the Flat. zoogs.-6 to 4on Phantorn.
Handicap Plate of col. by Subscription, being the third of
the three Sol. Plates for 3,4, 5,6. yr olds, and aged tioE'ss..
Across thl Flat. _ • ,
Mr. Pierce's gr. f. Albucra, 4 yrs st. 61b, - -il"
Mr. Shakspeat's bl. c. Hydaspes, late Wellington, 4 yrs
8-st. 31b. - _ *
D. of Grafton's b. f. sister to Pope, 3 yrs. 6st 31b. j
Sweepstakes-of 10-gs. each, h. ft' Across the Flat.
IA G. H. Cavendish's Merry-go-round, 7st. 531 b. tee;
Sir 1 „ Shelly's Phantom, Bst. loth. - 21
Mr. Payne's Mountebank, Sit. 31b. - - l'''
Ld Darlington's Hit or Miss, Bst. 31b. !' 14

The City Address was yesterday presented to tl'e
PRINCE REGENT. We are sorry that we are under
the necessity of "speaking disrespectfully of an I‘4"
dress agreed to by so, respectable a body, but wo
should really insult the patience of our readers bf
inserting a long document, which is merriv a repeti•
(ion of all the common-place declamation %%iit;
which the public have been disgusted for mouilli
oast. The tollow ingiis the answer of the Patric%
REGENT:—

" it must alkvay; be my inclination to listen Wits
attention to the of any part of his Mae
ty's subj-t9s.
" For the redress of any grievances of whichthel
rfiay rea,Onably C‘implaiti, I have furl confidence 0
the wisdom of P.nliatnent, .he Grat Council of t.t4
NJt ion. •

" Being firmly of opinion, thas ate total, change
in the Domestic Government and Foreign Po
the Country, which it is the &dared objet of y9at
Petition to accomplish, Would only serve to ineree
the dangers against whieh we have to contend,
shook' I.le wanting to myself, and to the. grezt
rests. committed to my charge, if I did not sien.l.li.
persevere itt.tho3e. endeavours. wi,ich appear to Iv!
beft.calcolatvd to sop2ort the post riOiti of the Nr3-7.
etion abroad, andjo presere inviolate the Constitu-
tion at home.

" These er,learourq can only be attended
ess wben second,d by. thi, zeal an:! loyalty of bis
Maj,:stv's .People, upon which. I shall continue to
place the struiwest reliance,"

This i 3 the LAST DAY you cm purchase a Ticke,t
or Share, as the 1,,,T0RY bcgios at an early twat
TO-MORROW MORNING.

CORN EXCHANGE, -APRiL Q'9.-1-lo Market this
day has some further arlivals cf 'Wheat, p.,ti(
from SdotWid, and Sales nacueßi nearly at last
prices ; Rye rather higher ; Batley in short sup
ply, and, with Malt, fully at the lAte advance
Whi:e -Peas likewke ; very few Gley and 'much
higher ; Beans of the two kinds als:-.) rather darer ;
there are son:e fresh art ivali of.
Oa(, but ibis tr.tdo
i 4 not quoted cheaper ; and Fleur wi;hout varia
Wheat toes a 12.6 s a I3g- Tic/k Beans - 64-; a 7,-,g
Pine ditto - Nos ar4 5s Ditto itirtv old) 714 a 725
Rye - -76 s a 82s Oats 44$ a sc.s a 525
B,rley -68 s a 76. Poland ditto - s3s a 545
iNfitlt - - gBs a t 05% Potatoe ditto - sisa —5
‘V hitePease(boil.) 86s a gzs Rape Seed - • 701 a 75/
Grey ditto - ,72s a 78s Fine Flour toss a r 1,5
Beans -68 s a 74s Seconds - loos a rose

Yesterday morning, at five o'clock, at his house in Sack-
-I,We-street, at the a4lvanceJ age of 82, the Rev. Samuel
Glasse, Rector of Wanstead, and one of His Majesty's Chap
lams in Ordinary. The Doe.tor had heel subject, to a ',cry
obstinate cough for upwards of fifty years, which by a know-
ledge of medicine, and atvabstemious diet, he kept in a sta-
tionary way, by preventing organic misChiel: lid was ;at-
telly attended by Dr.; Richard Recce.