The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-13 00:00:00

SPOIII IN° INTELLIGENCE.

s NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, 1815. .
Ttcnmr', JULY 11.
Fifty Pounds, for 3-yr olds carrying Gst. 91b.; 4-vr oils, Bst.;
• 5-yr olds, Bst. 6-er olds. Bst. 121 h- and aged, 9st.—D.l.
Mr.. Wyndhank's b. c. iVainkrer, 4 yrs
Lord G. H. Carendish's bl tn. Cat, G yrs
Lord Runs's b. c. Shrapnel], 3 yrs
Mr. Lake's b. c. Sir Tooleywhagg- O'Shauhanshane, 4 yrs. 4
Es-en betting on Wanderer-3 to 1. against Cat-3 to 1-against
Shrapnel].
The second and last year of a sweepstplies of Ings. each, by
3-yr olds.Gst.9lb.; 4-yr olds, F.lst. 2116.; 5-yr. olds, Sat. 101 b.
6-yr olds, 9st.; and aged, 9st. 21b.. T. M. M.
Payne's f. Charcoal, 3-yrs
Lord Ifous's Shrapnel], 3-yrs.
The Judge placed but 2:

5 to I against Charcoal—e2lo l against-Toipters-3 to 1 agst.
(io:i. L. Go•::-er's ch. f.

Lord-F. Bentinck's Young Eagle,.Bst. rec. 50gs. from Duke of
Rutland's Osman, Bst. 411,. -1). M. 100 gs.. .

WEDNESDAY.
Sweepstakes of 25gs each. T.Y.C.
Bentick's Pointers, Bst. I=2lb.
Mr.. Payne's Hediry f. Bst. slb.
Mr. Shakespear's Aipjack, Sst. 31b
Mr. Wyndham's C. by Canopus, 7st
sto 2 agst Pointers-2 to I agst Wyndham's c
Sweepstakes of 50gs each. T.Y.C.
11r..Pavne's Quinola, Bst.'6ll).
Mr. Villiers's Serena," Sst. 21b.
Ld f. by Eagle, sst. 31b.. •
. .

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7 toff on Qui nola.
IA Darlington's Sir Thomas., sst.3lb. beat lad F. Rentinck's
Monkey, ast. 101 b. T.Y.C. 50gs.-6 to 5 o.n Sir Thomas.
The TOwn Plate of 501. for three-yr- old colts, Sst. 41k. and
'fillies, Bst. Last mile and a distance of B. C.
Mr. Payne's br. c. Qui nnla I
IA Darlington's ch. c. Sir Thomas 2
Mr. L.:lit.'s b. c. by Rubens
'Mr. Wyndham's b. c. by Canopus 4
Gen. Grosvenor's b. f. Reserve, by Waxy 5
Ld Foley's b. f. by Eagle
Mr. Perren's b. c. by„Totteridge

-Even on C2ninola.
Mr. Shakespear's Skipjack, so. 411 a. beat Ld F. Bentiack's
Monkey, Bst. First half of,Ab. M. 25g5..-41 to 4 on Shipjack.

From TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE,

Office of Ordnance, July C, 1615.

Ordnance Medical Department—Charles Turner, Gent. to he
Second Assistant-Surgeon, vice Furni,;all, promofed. Se-
cond AssiAant-SinFeou James Vet-ling, M.D. to be First
Asistant-Surglon, vice Gregory, resigned. •
Royal Foreign Artillery—Le Chevalier D'Anfossy to be Se-
gond Lieutenant.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
•
Second Captain Johti W. Kettlewell to be Captain, rice -Be-
nezette, deceased..
First.Licutenant Robert F. Romer to be Second Captain, vice
Kettle well.
Second Lieutenant Evan Morgan to be First Lieutenant,,vice
R 4 int c r. -
Second• Captain Alex. Mercer to be Captain, vice Beane, de-
seased.
First Lieutenant It. C. Molesworth to be Second Captain,
vice Mercer.
Second Lieutenant Richard G. Wilson to be First Lieutenant,
vice Moleswort h.

Second Captain James Lloyd to be Captain, vice Ramsay, de-
ceased.
Second Captains W. Clibborne to be Captain, vice Bolton,
deceased. -
First Lieutenant Donald Craufurd to be Second Captain, vice
Clibborne.
Second Lieutenant Burke Cuppage to be First Lieutenant,
vice Craufurd.
First Lieutenant John Walsh to be Second Captain, rice
Cairnes, deceased.
Second Lieutenant Malcolm Clarke to be First Lieutenant,
vice Walsh.
Second Lieutenant Robert Burn to be First Lieutenant, vice
Manners, deceased.
Second Lieutenant George Doyle to he First Lieutenant, vice
Robe, deceased.
Second Lieutenant Richard It. Burnaby to be First Lieute-
nant, vice Crotnie, deceased.
Second Lieutenant It. G. Smith to be First Lieutenant, vice
Spearman, deceased_
Second Captain Edward Barlow to be Adjutant, vice Crut-
Leaden, whit resigns the Adjutatitcy.