The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-11 00:00:00

SPURTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, 1515.
MONDAY, JULY 10.
Sir J. Shillej Amlier, Bst. 31b. beat Ld F. Bentinck's
Monkey, Sst. 611). T.Y.C. 50g5.7-13 to 8 on Amber.
The July Stakes, a subscription of 50gs each, 30gs ft. for two-
yr. old cults, Sst. 61h. and fillies, Bst. 41b. T.Y.C.
D. of Rutland's lielvoirina, sister to Butleigh . t_
Ld Foley's f. by Sir David, out of Dowager .
Ld Lowther's br. c. by Job Thornderry, out of Miss Furey :#
g 3
to I
apt
biT}b,ociJeyu!lffe pl.-2actcod but
itagstthLrdeer.,owthees c.

IA F. Bentinck's Monkey, beat Gen. Grosvenor's Poodle,
Bst. 71b. each. First half of Ab. M. riOgs, h. ft.-6 to 4on
Monkey.

BREAD.—NO alteration in the price this week.

The Form of Prayer and Thanks=
giving was read in all Churches and Chapels
throughout Euglaud and Wales, for the signal
Victory of Waterloo

Gott' the Disposer of all furnan events, without whose aid
the str:ntrth of man is weakness, and the counsels of the
wisest are as nothing, accept our praise and thantvgiving for-
the signal victory which thou hast recently vouchsafed to the
Allied Armies in Flanders.-Grant, 0 merciful God. that the
result of this ,mighty battle, terrible in emitlict, hut glorious
beyond example in success, may out an end to the•niivries of
Europe, and stanch the blood 'if nations.---illess, we beseech
Thee, the Allied Armies .wi.thTtiv continued favour.•:-Stretch
firth Thy right hand to.halp anti direct them.--Let not the
glory of their prop Tess ha st;tined by ambition, by
revenge: hilt let- Thy holy spirit support them in darnief.
contront than in victory. aud.raisethem above all temptation
to evil, through ;Testis Christ our Lord; to whom wit), Thee,
and the Holy Ghost, be all honour and glory now, and f6r
ever.—Amen.

A Correspondent, from Tunbridge, has trans-
mitted to ns the following copy of a paper which,
he says, in hia,iamlalcs, he observed nailed up in
the cintrch-vArd of the little viling,e of Frani, in
that neighbourhood. We think it vii deserving
invitation,. in every town and village throughout
the comitry

We, the principal inhabitants of the parish of Frant, in
the county of Sussex, anxious at this eventful crisis to relieve
the widows and children of those brave men of the British
army who fell in the. me:norable Battle of Waterloo, while
fighting under the illustrious Welling Sou, in defence of the
liberty and happiness, not only of their own country, but
likewise of the civilised world, and who may he said by their
glorious exertions to have accomplished, under Divine pro-
vidence, those most important objects, and eaenestly wishing
to afford every possible succour to the whunded survivors in
that most awful conflict-, as well as to those whO have already
bled, or may hereafter bleed ill the course of the present
campaign, do resolve, that a subscription be opened in the
said parish for the above humane and benevolent purpose,
and that the amount t hereof, be remitted to Alexander Baring,
Esq. Chairman; or the Treasurers to the Committee now
formed in London for distributing the same.-,-Frant, July 2,

CORONER'S INQUEST--Yesterday a• Coroner's
Inquest -was held at the Old Hummums Coffee-
house, Covent-Garden, before W. 0. (TELL, Esq.
upon the hod) of Mr. William Holland, who died
suddenly on Saturday night in his bed at the litt‘m-.
mums. The evidence stated, that the deceased
went into a warm Bath at ten o'clock on Satur-
day night, apparently in good health ; on getting
out of the Bath, in which he had remained about
a quarter of an hour, he perspired most copiously,
and seemed extremely weak. He told the person
who attended him, if any thing happened to him
to look in his pocket-book for his address. The
deceased then went to bed, and his attendant,
upon •going in a quarter of an hour after to his
bed-side, found him in the agonies of death: Mr.
Cole, a Surgeon, was immediately sent-tor. He
attempted-to bleed him. in the •head, but without
effect. In a few minutes after he expired. The
Stu-I:eon was of opinion that the deceased had suf-
fered death in consequence of hhving used the Warm
Bath improperly.—,Vertlict—Died by the' Visitation
of God ! _

It must hare occurred to the observation of our
readers, that the antiquated appearance of Grey
Hair is become in a manner em irely out of fashion.
To those who are unacquainted with the cause,
the following fact may not be uninteresting
ATKINsost, No. 43, Gerrard-street, Soho-
square, has succeeded in producing a Vegetable
Preparation,
.which.changes Grey or Red Hair to
a Brown or Black. Those who are sceptical of
-
so peculiar a phenomena, may be referred to
some of the Nobility who have used this Dye,
anal have permitted the Inventor to refer to them
any respectable person for the authenticity of the
fact. ,

COMMITTALS TO THE TowEa.---The various
rumours which have been in circulation for some
days -past of committals to this fortress, are
wholly without (oundation. We know, certain-
ly, of some prisoners, to whose emancipation the
Public are looking with no little solicitude, and
whose liberation will 'afford happiness and inde-
pendence to thousands ; we mean the Prizes at
present confined in the State Lottery Wheel,
consisting of Capitals ttnegnalled in magnitude
(Forty Thousand Pounds, Thirty Thousand
pounds, Twenty Thousand Pounds, and Twelve
Thousand Guineas), all of which will be set at
libtrty on the 19th instant.