The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-22 00:00:00

EDINBURGH, jtmy r 9.

EDINBURGH RACES.
w 'Nis day the City Of Edinbnrgh's Plate of
as run for,
,and \von by
ITr. Kincaid's brown colt, by o.verton t
Ai: Sharp's grey gelding - - - z 2
r Fletcher's chcznut mate •- - - - 3 3
'I, A match for one thousasid guineas, betwixt Mr.
.4\tcnEtt's Lethe, Bst. 61b. and Mr. jOH iTO N
nteh/Pe) 75t. tolb. wit., also run for, and won by
f:the• The heat was for two miles only, and the
"rses started from the Musselburgh post.
e) Att a'Meeting of the Caledonian Hunt, held here
en iriady last, they fixed their Ottober Meeting to
trrnence at Hamilton on the ;Stir. The King's
undred and Three Fifty Guinea Plates arc to be
r°ren, and one of the Fifties for hunters (maiden
iiseN) belonging to Members of the Hunt, and that
tiave not been in training before the xst of August---
at have have been regularly hunted in Scotland—and
1°
ats Carry 12 stone. The best of three four-mile
Ne.,

• Quittql ALL .—Yesterday two bakers appeared
ee.eording to summonses before the. Alderman, on
Crges laid against them by the Inquest of the
ard of Farringdon,. for selling
criartern and half-
ZII artern loaves deficient in weight; when they
ere each fined the mitigated penalty of 25. 6d. per
atinee, amuunting to upwards of - 51. besides costs,
')(-1 the bread to be given to the poor.
The Sheriffs of London,.in•order to prevent the
tqrnilission of such an outrage as that which took
ilace. at Covent Garden at the conclusion of the
:01ori, have given notice through the town of
th:ntford, that the boards and materials of which
1,4 poll-booth is made, are Private Property ; and
Avte cautioned the people against., taking:any of
rrl away.
la:rhe people of St. Laud a" Angers in France,
vet fell upon their old Pastor and gave him a
441 severe drubbing. The reason they gave was
tt) hat strange, viz. for having had thenrcatmess
t4l4"ge a Retiory into a Bi:bririe.

THE DUTCY MAIL,

TRANSYLVANIA, JJNZ 24:

THE Hospodar of Wallachia, Prince MICO.AEL
Suzzo, who had fled, has suddenly removed from
Transylvania into the Russian Territory. It ap-
pears probable that he feared the vengeance of the
Turks for his having so hastily left Bucharest, and
fled to Cronstadt. The Turkish Pasha who is now
at Bucharest, has written to him a very menacing
Letter on this subjeEt.
Tranquillity will be best restored in Wallachia,
it is here believed, by that Principality coming un-
der the Austrian protalion, which will be a real
benefit to the inhabitants.

VIENNA, JULY 7.

THEIR IMPERIAL MAJESTIES are expeEed to
leave Presburg between the 12th and 15th, the
principal business having been now gone through by
the Diet.

The QUEEN of NAPLES will set out on her re-
turn to Italy about the zoth of this month. She
has purchased from the jewellers, toymen, &c. of
this City, snuff:boxes, rings, medallions, and other
trinkets, to the amount of 400i000 florins, which
are intended for presents at Naples.

RATISBON, juLy s.

YESTERDAY died here, in the 63d year pf his
age, the Eledoral Conference Minister of Mentz,
and Dire6torial-Envoy, Baron STEIGENTESCH.—
The death of this distinguished and patriotic States.
man is a loss equally unexpeded, and sensibly felt
by the Diet of the kit npire.