The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-23 00:00:00

FALMOUTH, JUNE 20.

ARRIVED last evening, and sailed again this
day, the Spler Schooner, Lient. HARR ISON ; also
sailed the Riga Merchant,Capt.KNlGllT, with flour,

110 n NortO:k for Havre ; and the Ckester,r7eld Packet,
BLIGHT, wish Leeward Island ;Mails of t he 16th inst.
and last evening the Duke 6f i" oil,. Packet, DEAKC,
with Mails of the isth inst. for Lisbon ; also theßrig
Sisters, Capt. FR rNE RI, with cotton, wool, &c.
for London ;- aiid the following Cutters on a Cruize
against the Snrigglers—Myscre, of Cowes, Capt.
CORK E ; Stag, Of DO C r,-(2.pt. HARE ; • and lidive,
of this Port, Cap:. KIN'.MAN.
On the Oth inst. saiied the American Ships Me.
dogan, Capt. FINLEY; and i'ritse, Capt. CLOUTZ,
with flour ; also the American
Ship 111,,c-garetta,Capt.l;O:roN, with sugar, coffee,
&c. ; and the •?cussian Brig Fama,
Capt • STI UHT I NG, wit'! for Ain,terdam.
Thc i,70/ge Packet is daily expeeied with
Lisbin. The Lady .4rahella Packet is
appointed to take out the Am.;:rican Mails of next

aonth.

A,C'cot

YESTERDAY being the first or the ref 4;
Heath presented one df the gayest scenes ever vvi•:,
nessed on a race ground. There were s-cl'ent e'en
stand:. • a the ground besides the
of v hich were crowded; and ,the nurnber
women, finely dressed, exceeded expeC'tatiori.
dreds of kciables; barouches, landaus; and Lin_
daulets, were driving abbtit the ground With f.tvo,
Four br six horses in each, driven by GentlCii..t.n in
their Dickies. The number of Gent:enieti jcht!
driving four in hand, with three or tour out-riders.;
was very great. Besides these carriages, there
were high phaetons and four, with low buggies and
one ; to which we may add, whiskeys, landaus,
curricles, gigs, and horsemen innumerable.
The ROYAL PAM L •which honouring this race
with their presence, attract thither all the Nobility
and Gentry around Windsor, as well as clouds of
them from the Metropolis, arrived on the ground
between twelve and one, in open sociables. THEIR
MA j ESTI Es were followed on the ground by the
-pi: NC E of WAG ES, dIe•DOKE Of YORK, DUKE of
CUML;ERL AND, and a long list of attendants ; but
no miliGiry came with them or wetc on the ground.
The ROYAL FAMILY ascended into their stand ;
the PRINCE of WALES rode about the ground on a
fine brown stallion; the DON: F 'of Cut,4.BERLAND
lade on a grey h irse ; the Dc: t; of Yottx continued
all day close tvi.th H i NIA)
The first Rice for His Majesty's Plate of loci
guineas, terminated as follows:

Mr. John Sutror'z: ~--,r. h. I4aL!,-..nry man, 5 yrs ola I I
Mr. Abbey's eh. h. Armen, aged - - - 2 2
Mr. Snuth' ch. rn. Tr:::i, c yrs (Ad - - 3 c
M. ileere's cli. g. '-ip..'cul.;.atou, b, /..ur...1iu..., E yrs old 4 c
Mr. Gosdeb's GingCr, aged :. . - - dis.

Before starting, it Was even betting oh Ifccl7lo,-
man agaitn:t thc. fi Id. After ;he first heat, 3 and
4. to ton him. Fie won case ; Acrn.9,7 madt very
good play both heats,

The second Race wa3.—
The iirst year of the retlewed Swenstakez of rogt. crch, for
3 )r olds.
Ld G. Cavendish filmes sir. Wilson's c: Young Eclipse
Sir Charles Bunbury's br. 1. Julia 2
Mr. Durand's ch. c. Morgan Rattler - 3
Ld Clermont's cii. c. by Trunipi,t(G, out of Royalist's

sister • - - - -•- 4
1.4_1 Egrernont's Amazon = - 5
His R. H. the Prince of Wales, His R. H. the Duke of
Yltk, Sir F. Standish, Lord Sandwich, and. Mr. T. H.
Moreland, were Subscribers, bat did not name.

1143 re starting, the l!ekcing was i to I on
Eclipse ; 4. to r against 3rili•l ; 5 to / agq Tr•zrm.
pastor 10 to i against Amdz....

-rile third r,:ce was as folk:Ws :
The first year of the renewed Sweepstakes of togs. each 4 fdr
4,5, 6, yr. olds, and aged horses.
Mr. Durand's Sir Sydney, 5 :,•rc old, - _ 7
li is IS. H. tyie P. or Wales s or. C. by Fidget, 4 yrs old 2
Mr. Lake nain:,s Mr. 1.. :Li .i...ke's Mystery, ; yrs old, 3
Lord Egrenriont's A mb,y, .1. v rs old, - - 4
His R. H. the 1). of. York's be. la by Sir Voter; 6 yrs old 5.
Sir C. HunOwy names Mr. Harris's i.;i,d,., i vrs old, 6
Sir F. Standish's Malt.; by Buzzard, 4 yrs 01,1, - 7
Ld Clzrinont, Ld G. it. ivendish, Ld S.ynd,vich, and, Sit

V.'. jonntonc, were Subscriber, but &I nut name.

The gdds before starting were S to t ►he field
agains: Sii S;,:laey;• tut against Affste;rj. ; and
tot against Malta.
At h alt past tour the Races concluded, when the
ROYAL FAMILY seated them,eives in their open
carriages and returned to WindAor, an immense
cloud of charioteers and horsemen. following.