The Sun.
London, England, 1833-08-05 00:00:00

OCTOBE R.

Wrexham 1
Epsom :,
Newmarket 2d October
Newmarket Houghton

HEREFORD RACES-(CONCLUDED )

The Gold Cup, value 100 sovs., added to a Sweepstakes

of 10 io vs. each.
Mr. Thorne's b h Harry, 6 yrs 1
Mr. Fuller's b rn Lady Harrington, 4 yrs
Lord S,unet Pla'e of 501.
Mr. Fuller's b in Lady Harrington, 4 yrs
Mr. Codrington's Conservative
Mr. Moss's Eagle, by Lottery, 3 yrs.

'The Hunters' Stakes were won by Conservative, beating
Glove Cutter.

The Partners' Plate of 501. was won in three heats by
Mr. Bosley's Arlinghatn, beating Mr. Higgins's Tippl
Cider.

THE LATE JOHN HERIOT, ESQ.

We announced last Monday the death of Mr. Heriot, the
I .te Comptroller of Chelsea 11-spital, but we are anxious
that a man, in every point of view, so estimable as he was,
should not pass from among us with no other notice than
the bare record of his death. Mr. Heriot entered very
early in life into the military profession, and served, during
the later part of the American war, as a Lieutenant of
M trines, on board the Brune frigate, comm inded by Cap-
air), afterwards Sir Ftancts H trtwell, between whim and
Mr. Heriot a warm friendship subsisted until the death of
the former a few years ago. Atter the peace, Mr. H
being placed upon half-pay, devoted himself to literary
pursuits, and took an active part in the establishment, and
afterwards in the management, of The Sun newspaper,
which soon obtained an ext••nsive and, at that time, an
almost unparalleled circulation. Some years afterwards,
Mr. H. was appointed Deputy P..yrnaster-General to the
Forces in the Windward and Leeward Islands, and per-
formed the various and arduous duties of that office with
diringuished credit to himself, and with the high appro-
bation of the Duke of York, and all his superiors. Upon
his return to England. he was appointed Comotrolh'r of
Ch•lsea Hospital, where he resided till his death, which
ook place on Sunday last, oily three days after that of
Mrs Herint, with whom he h-.d lived for 45 years in a
state of uninterrupted conjugal happiness. Mr. H. was
a man of the most it:flexible integrity—he was a kind and
affectionate huttband ant father, and a warm acid sincere
friend. He died in the 73 I year 0' his age.

KING'S THEATRE.--PASTA made her last
(ppearance for the season on Saturday night, and. as may
he supposed, the house was extremely crowded. The first
piece was Act I. of II Barbiere, in which, of course,
AIALIBRAN was Roaiea, and she sang the charming
iiusic charmingly. Serniromide (comprea,ed) hllo ed.
Ind althoiagh PASTA and 111AttertArr were seen and heard
in it together, it fell rather flat, and somewhat nisappointed
the audience. The operaie part of the r ntertainments
Nets concluded by PASTA'. wonderful scena from Act 11.
of Anna Bolena, which she gave with such astonishi, g
,thos and power on Saturday week. The Ballet of La
Sonnambule followed.

ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, ADELPHI.—On
•:arurday night a new meld-dramatic opera, called Lo
Zingaro, w,is produced at this house ; and met with more
ban moderate success. The main prop of the piece is the
~cting of 0. SMITH, as Lo Zmgaro, chief of a tribe of
Bohemian gipsies (described to us as blending the ferocity
iif the brigand with high feelings of honour and gratitude)
.vho makes use of the time out of mind privileges of
individuals in his station, in making two lovers—Conte
Luigi Conra lini (Mr. J. BLAND), and Gonstanza
,Mrs. WAYLETT) as hippy as they could desire, and
punishes the wicked Bohemian Baron (Mr. PflaxiNs),
chit, having murdered Constanza's father, and taken
mssession of his property, sought to avoid all awkward
mail'', that might arise, by immuring herrslieaselnf3il.nb aiEcniotqhnuveeraitth.•
There is an insignificant under p!ot, rather unsecessarily
introduced, in which Miss Not ELLO and young OxBERRY,
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dways of the most novel character, but still pleasing.
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