The Sun.
London, England, 1834-08-07 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH RACES.

The Plymouth, Devonport, and Cornwall Races will take place
on Chelsea Meadows on the grounds of Earl Morley, at Saltram,
about a mile from Plymouth. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
the 12th, 13th, and 14th instant are the days fixed. For the Sal-
tram Stakes 25 sovs. 15 ft., nine horses are named, and four, if
not five, are expected to start. On the same day, Tuesday, will be
run for the Plymouth Plate of 100 sovs., added to a sweepstakes
of 10 sovs. each. The Three-year-old Stakes of 10 sovs. each, and
the United Service Plate of 50 sovs., free for all horses. On the
second day (Wednesday) the Ladies' Plate of 50 sovs., added to a
sweepstakes of 5 sovs. eaci. the winner to be sold for 150 guineas,
if demanded. His Majesty's Gold Cup, value 100 guineas, the
best of three three mile heats. The Lord High Stewards Plate
of 50 sovs., given by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex,
and a produce sweepstakes of 25 sovs. each, with 15 forfeit. On
Thursday the Devonport and Stonehouse Plate of 100 sovs. The
Half-bred Stakes of 5 sovs each,- with 25 sovs. added by the mem-
bers for the northern division of the county, gentlemen riders ;
and the Beaten Stakes of 5 sovs. each, with 30 added from the
fund, for horses that have started and not won during the races.
In addition to the balls and ordinaries the theatre will be open with
a choice company of Sandford's selection, and a regatta-is getting
up to come off in the harbour at Devonport a few days after the
races. Young Kean has been playing here to crowded houses ;
on Monday the house was filled to repletion to witness his Richard,
which was enacted in good style and rewarded by abundant plaudits.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT THE COURT
BASINGHALL-STREET, TO-MORROW.

(From the London Gazette.) M ii.
J. P 1 mpton, merchant, Finsbury-square i at 12
J. Newbety, scrivener, Reading, Bet shire
It. Bennet, draper, Worcester
2 12
J H. Bieletield, toyman, St. Martin's-lane - 2 11
G. C Davy, linen-draper, New Church.street, Lisson-grove 2 11
C. F. EL-tenon, wax-bleacher, Fulham 1 2 11
W. and F. Fincher, paper mantuacturers, Cowbridge, Devon -2 11
W. Aldridge, chinaman, alaidenheati 1 12
T. Cocking, chemist, Great Portlaud-street, Marylebone 1 11
J. N. Allen, tailor, Lamb's Conduit-street 1 1

BENJAMIN CONSTANT'S CAT.—Constant had a
cat which was so great a pet that she attended him in the
morning before he got up, followed him into his study after
breakfast, and played and reposed when and where she liked.
One day, when he was expected to make an important speech
in the Chamber of Deputies, his friends, finding that he was
absent after his time from the arena, came to seek him at his
house, and going into his study saw him quietly reading some
book.which had evidently nothing to do with the matter in
hand ; and when they told him that every body was waiting,
and that they came for him, " What can I do ?" he asked,
"look there ! there is my cat sleeping in the sun on the papers
I have prepared for my speech, and till she awakens, how can
I drag her off them ?"

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, AUG. 4.—Their Majesties set out for Flanders'
this morning. They will reach Ghent to-day, and remain-
there till Wednesday morning. During the stay of the Qom'em
at Ostend the King will make an excursion to Courtrar-,
His Majesty's stay at Ostend will depend on the weather : r
it be fine, he will stop ten days. •
The Ministry is definitively constituted in the following:
manner :--M. de Theux for the Interior; M. Ernest, Justice,.
M. de Muelmaere, Foreign Affairs. The new Ministers took
the oath to our King yesterday. M. Go.idebein has entirelY
recovered from the effects of his late accident. M. Charles
de Brouckere and General Gerard having recovered from
their indisposition, will shortly appear to give their evidence nu
the trial of the persons accused on account of the excesses in-
April.
A very important witness has just been summoned to give
evidende on this subject, which begins again to-day. It is M-
Bosquet, the Attorney-General, author of the circular issuect
before the time of the pillage, and by which the military offi.
cers were forbidden, under the most rigorous penalties, to aerr
in case of disturbances, without the order of the civil authority-
BRUSSELS, MAY s.—The Moniteur of this morning officialrf
announces the nomination of the new Ministers, Count FellX•
de Merode, Minister of State (who held the post of Minister
of Foreign Affairs ad interim) remains Member of the Council'.
The Chamber met yesterday, but it was with great difficulty
that a sufficient number of Members could be brought toge-
ther. M. de Brouckere observed that, for some time past, it
had hardly been possible to collect 53 or 54 mernbers.—;
that two of those who had signed the paper at present, bad
already set out for their provinces, and others would go the
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next day. He proposed that the bureau should cause the
members still at Brussels to be requested to come to the sit-
ting, if it were but one moment, in order that the Chamber
might come to some decision. /It length 52 members we°
assembled, the sitting was opened, the law for increasing the
number of judges in the tribunals of Brussels and Ghent.,
was read and passed, after which the Cham.l.wr adjourned, and •
will not meet again till next session, unless .tn case of neces-
sity, in which the members will be summoned Jay notices at
their own homes.
BELGIAN. FUNDS.—BitussEcs, AUG. 5.
Actual Debt, 2 per Cent.
Rotligehild's Loan, 5 per Cent 97
Loan of the City, 18:32, 4 per Cent 26%
—Brussels Papers, Aug. 6.

GERMAN PAPERS,

JAFFA, IN SYRIA, JUNE 10.—An insurrection has brace
out among the inhabitants of Lebanon, who have joined the
Turks against the Egyptians. It seems that the
in-
surgents have surprised the Egyptian troops, and seize
the provisions intended for them, that they had bed'
sides advanced in arms as far as to Jerusalem, an I
were afterwards repulsed by the Egyptians from the citatle
with loss on both sides. Ibrahim was goingto march ageiPst
the insurgents with 7,000 men divided into too corps. Mean-
time, the part of the population who are not Mahometans,
in great alarm, as they are in danger of being exposed to the
attacks of both parties. —(ltalian Paper.)—AllgemeineZeitung,
Aug. 1.
FLORENCE, JULY 12.—1 n the treaty of commerce betwee:
our Government and the Porte, which has lately been
public, it is stipulated that the subjects of the two -States Ai'
not in any Case whatever be made slaves.
The Lucca Journal says that the Pope has commission' e;(1
Cardinal Gamberini to collect the various decrees, bulls, an
regulations by which the Papal States are governed, to e 58,7 •
mine them carefully, and to complete out of them a ty4:/rt'
which shall be the civil and criminal code of the Romans. ,
FRANKFORT, AUG. I.—News has been received from Ress''
that the town of Tula, capital of the Government of that name,
one of the most flourishing towns in the empire, with a pope"
lation of between 20 and 30,000 inhabitants, has been de-
stroycd by fire, excepting the imperial manufactory of arms. •
The Journal of Spires says that hitherto the examination
of the French Journals previous to delivery has led to the
withholding of none of them except the Temps, which it°
happened twice.—Frankfort Papers, Aug. 1.

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