The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-06 00:00:00

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This morning the several I.4'raternities of Trade,
marshalled as belore, paraded the principal streets,
with their respective Colours flying and Music play_
ing. The whole was conduCted, as on the priced_
ing days; with the greatest regularity,
About ten o'clock a grand main, for two hundred
guineas, of Cocking, commenced in Lord Dtits
y's
COCk-pit, between his Lordship and Mr. CRoss,
of Chorley. It being the time of year when the
Cocks lose their •feathers, they.did not fight with
such spirit as .was expected. His Lordship's killed
five out of six. The game will proceed during
the three following mornings ; 24 is the main.—
His Lordship and Mr. CR oss fought two bye_
battles for ten guineas ; each got one, so that it
was a drawn battle. The Cocking finished soon after
twelve o'clock, when the company proceeded in a
grand cavalcade to Fulwood- Moor, where is the
Race Course. Such an amazing concourse of people
was never seen in this country before; carriages of
all descriptions, loaded in the extreme ; an innu-
merable company of horsemen ; and tfie incalculable
number of pedestrians, high and low, exceeds all.
description. Between one and two o'clock the
Races commenced as follows
A Purse of gol. 3 mile heats.
Mr. W, Wilson's b. m. Julia, 4 years old • .
Mr. j. Longley's b. m. Shutles::,.4 years old -
`Zr. C. Cholmondeley's b. g. Welsh AmbasSador
Same day a Sweepstakes of ao guineas each, p. p. 2 miles.
Lord Darlington's C. Lord Strathmore's ch. C. dr.
Mr. Nangreave's b. c. - a Mr. Clifton's cult dr.
Sir W. Gerrard's b. c. by Star dr.
In the evening was held, in the Guild-Hall and
Town.. Hail, the Jubilee Levee, fur the purpose of
the company attending the Guild to pay their re..
speets to the Mayor and Lady Mayoress. Soon
after seven o'clock the company began to assemble,
and by ten o'clock upwards of rOOO persons were
assembled, dressed in the first elegance of fashion.
The staircases and passages leading to the Halls
were filled with company who could not gain ad-
Mittance.

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Lord DERBY, Lord GARDNER, Lord STANLEY,
Mr. HORRACKS, the Countess of DERBY, Lady
ANN LINDSAY, Lady SUSAN CARPENTER, Lady
GERARD, Lady HOUGHTON, Lady JERNINCHANI,
Lady FITZGERALD, Lady CHARLOTTE HORNBY,
and Lady STANLEY, were among the company to
pay their respects to the worthy Mayor and his
Lady. In anti.rooms there were provided cooling
drinks °fall descriptions, a profusion of confee
, nary
and pine apples, and the choicest fruits. About ten
o'clock, two excellent Bands of Music entered the
Gallery of each Hall. The Lady Mayoress and a
Gentleman attempted to lead offa Country aance in
the Town-Hall, but it was found impraCticable. jn
the Guild-Hall Lord STANLEY and Miss LROCKS...
DALE led • off a dance; they were followed by the
Mayor and Miss HORTON. A few parties follow-
>ed, -but no regularity could be kept, on account of
the crowd being so great, till past eleven o'clock,
when numbers hay ng been obliged to leave the
Halls, from excessive heat, the dancing went on
with great spirit, and continued till a late hour.

• Last night there was dancin in almost every Inn
and Pot-house in the town. niece being a large
supply of musicians from different parts to attend
the'Companies in their procession, the inhabitants
are determined not to lose the opportunity of em-
ploying them ; they have been sufficiently busy
since the commencement of the Jubilee. In the
mornings the Bands strike np to attend thr Compa_
nies, so that we have music from. morning till night.

So great was the demand for places at the Theatre
on Tuesday evening; that the Mandger, at the sitg::
gestioh of several persons of distinCtion, laid the
into the Boxes, and in the evening the Boxes and Pit
appeared More like the Opera Hotise than a Country-
Theatre; for the Ladiei appeared in their splendid
elegant dresses in which they graced the procession.
in the morning. The Play was The Poor Gentle. fya
Roberi Bramble by Mr. Mu ND EN ; Frederic
Bramble Mt. StotiONs, and Amelia Mrs. ff..SII)
non's. The Company is very respeCtable. (11,pol
was played by Mr. Ck tsp, whose voice and man.
nets are very like FAWCETT'S, and with a little cul,
tivation; be would make a very respectable Per-
former.
ii I,;:rutenavt Worthiygton. Was very ably
sustained bjv Mr. REMINGTON.
HILL, and Mrs. ATniNts sung several songs bci
twecn the Ass. The Gate followed;
lienv, Mr. HILL ; Grad (t7ie Cobler) Mr. tit;
DEN; and /ling, Mrs. ATK I NS. The wlio'cr
very.respeCtahly got up. The Theatre will hold
nearly as many people as the Li!tie Theatre in
rift: Haymatka ; the Pit is quite af' big, anti yet
it Was filled on Tuesday night at 'ijo% prices.
It is fitted up in a very neat style. The diflicuiry
to get to the carriages was as great as at the
Opera. lictd and Lady DE as', and a party of
Nobility, graced one of ;hp freer boxes, wl-deli
holds thirty-five. The Mayor and his frietu!s titled
another.