The Sun.
London, England, 1805-09-25 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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NEWMARKET FIRST'OCTOBER MEETING.
MONDAY, SZIPT. 30.
First Y,e.ir of a Renewal of a Subscription of sgs. each,
• tar four yrs old, carrying 7sr. 71b. five yßs r old,To .61
he
six yrs old,. Bst. t3lb. and ,aged, 9st. alb B. C. be
'property of a Subscriber, or pay jogs. entrance.
The horses, &c. to be entered at the King's Stables. New.
market, on the Saturday before running, between eleven and
one o'clock, with proper certiticates.-23•Subscribers
L 4 Foie)'s Hippucampus, Ssr. Sib. agst the D. of Graf.
ton's Pelisse, Est. Across the Flat, 2aegs. h. tt.
Ld Foley's Captain Absolute, Bst. sib. agst. I.d Sack-
ville's Enchanter, Bst. 11. C. aoogs. h. it•
Mr. Wilson's Marianne, Bst. 6111. .agst.-I.d Foley's Watery,
Bst. Across the Flat, togs. h. ft.
Mr. Watson's Dreadnought, Ob. apt.. I.d Foley's
Little Peter, Bst. 'Two-yrs old- Cour,e,
Fcitcy's Czar Peter, Sta. iclh„u6t. Mr: Iloworth's
Pimlico, 7st. 31b. B. C. 200gi

TUZSDAN. ,
(First Year.) One third of a Subscription of 2;gs. cacti, for
4.. yr old colts, carrying Bst. 71b. tithes Bst. ith. D. 1.--
Sixteen Subscribers.
Sweepstakes,of roogs. each, h. ft. for 3.yr old fillies, carry-
ing Bst; alb. each. R. M.
Duke of Grafton's b. t. Dodona, by Waxy
Lord Grosvenor's hr. 1. by ,Sir Peter, out of Isabella
Lord G rosvenor's br. f. by -Sir Peter, out of Squire M.

zie's dam
Sir C. Bunbury's b. f. Lydia, by Whiskey
Mr. Lake's sister to Parisut
Mr. Watsop's b. f. by Coriander, out of Fairy, by Highflyer
Sir. F. Stantlish's sister to Duxbury
Mr. Humphries's 1. by Buzzard, out of Bennington's dam
Sweepstakes of wogs. each, h. ft. D. I.
Mr. Lake's v. by iiuzzdrd, nu, of Rose, Bst. 51b.
Mr. Wyndham's Talk*, 7st. 61b.
Mr. Howarth's Pimlico, 7st. 61b.
Mr. Mellish's Fiddler, Bst. Ob. agst. Mr. R. Boyce's
Brainworm, 7st. t tit). Two-yr old Course, wogs. h. It.
Lord Grosvenor's Agincourt agst. Mr,Ladbroke's Bustard,
each. B. M. wogs. b. ft.. •

WILDHLSDAY.
One-third of a Subscription of isgs, each, for 3-yr. old colts'
carrying list; 61b. and filliekBst. 31b. D. 1.
i'fifty Guineas, tree tbr any horse, Act: 4.yr. olds carrying 7st.
S-yr. olds Sat. slb. 6.yr. olds Ilst. 11lb. and aged gst.
Sweepstakes of soss..each, Ab. M.
Mr. ‘Vitson's Matianne 9st. lib.
Sir 1. Shelley's Currycomb, 74t. 21b.
D. of G rat ton's Farce, Est: 81b.
Ld F. G. Osborne's ch. c. Superstition, by Buzzard, out
of Vixen, agst. Gen. Grosvenor's liave.at.'ent, by Ramble-
toni4n, dam by Sir Peter, out of Windlestone's darn, Lt.
each. Two.yr. old Course toots. h. ft.
Mr. Mellish's Sancho, Sat. 9lb. agst. Mr. It.
,Itoyce's Sir
David 75t..131b. K. M. soogs.

THURSDAY.
The King's Plate of teogs. for 4.yr olds carrying tea. 41b.
pyr olds list. 61b. 6.)r olds 12st. and aged tan. alb.
R. C. . .
The Town Plate of col. tor 3.yr old colts Bst 71b. and fil.
lies Bst. 31b. 0. 1. Entrance 345. The winner of the
Subscription Purse for 3-yr olds; on Wednesday, to-carry
710. extra,
N. B. The late Alr. by his Will, direEted his
EXCCLOCKS so pay jogs. to the Winner of this Plate.

The best of three one mile teats was run for near.
Maryborough, yesterday sennight, for one hundred
guinea.s,- p. or p. between the !ley. Mr..O'Netes
grey poney Batchelor, and It. Cota.tris, Esqr.'s
black poney. The first tulle was v. ell contested, but
as Mr. COLLINs's black policy bolted, she was not.
able to come up with the grey piney. The second
heat was won hollow by the Rev. Mr. O'Nuies grey
poney. The day being remarkably fine, there was
a groat assemblage of beauty and fashion from Mary-
borough and the surrounding neighbourhood.
THE TIIEATRE.—The Tragedy of Romeo and
Juliet was represented last night at Drury-lane Theo-
tre ; and Mrs. H. Stnnoxs commenced her engage-
went in the Heroine of the Piece. She displayed
judgment Sand emotion throughout ; but her into-
nation was too much in the style of her mother.in-
law. Mrs. H. StpnoNs should give way to her
feelings, and endeavour to. form a manner of her
own. She will then be sure of Maintaining Ai very
respeaable rank in herprofession.—As ELLISTON is
a forcible and. bustling Perfbriner : we expel ed to
have seen him make a more vivid representation in
Romeo ; but he was much too formal and declatna-
tory.---lf BAK:lima was not, critically right in his
general conception, and delivery of it er cutio , he was
at least diverting, and will probably be sati:died with
.such an•effkil of his performance. Poor old PACKER
was put upon the secular shelf last night, and his
part of .Friar Lawrence was assigned to Dourtun,
who, instead of displaying theLineekness of the holy
brotherhood, stormed as if hp elonged to the Church.
After-pieee: was .M'utrzmoiiy, in
which ELLISTON made ample compensation far any
errors in his former part, and in which he and Mrs.
Joaut' supported' the Piece with admirable effed.
There was a very numerous Audience,
Miss is said to be the theatrical Lady at
whose feet, a coronet has been recently tendered', mid
the enamoured _votary is understood to be the Earl
A very ordinary young Lady, with a fme fortunC,
of the name of Lamb, being married to a handsome,
young man, a Gentleman expressed his surprize at
the circumstance to another, who observed in reply,
that the iamb would not have gone off so well had
it not been for the mint sauce.
BANK or ExcitAND.Yesterdara General Court
was held, to determine by ballot on the follovving
iluestion, That this Court do alder •a Dividen,
ftd to'
be made of -al. 10s, per cent. interest andis profitsir
the half year ending the ioth of 06.tober next." On
casting up the votes, the question was found to be
decided in the affirmative.
WEST INDIA DOCK GENERAL COWIT.—..tu a tte-
neral Meeting held yesterday, the Chairman said in
a few words, tt th,
and that he she business of thould, he day
ave was
theto.
considir of a dih
vaidend
pleasure of proposing the usual andwh i fuchll dthe Diraividend oc-
f
per cent. for the last half year
tors were of opinion might belling d with. perfeet pro
priety considering the flouii state of their af.
' nnuriel passed unanimously !