The Sun.
London, England, 1803-05-10 00:00:00

SPORTING IivrELLIcE24iCE.

111ApDtt4G',r0T.4 MEETING 4

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Mr.,lligg'; Esher, St. beat Sir H. Lippincott's, ttrigadier,
t_ t. 7lh. three miles, 2:ogs. - -
Mr. Gra:awes-Shunt Jung, heat Mr. Villeklis'b Em-
peror,. t3st. each,-three.niiies, tor looss.
Sweepstakes, iogs. each,' two Milt's.
Mr. Eyndloss's.Cil4, 4y.ytold,
Ikelr.'Serope's Dowell, 5-yr old, tibt 61b;
Six to 4 on Dowell..
A-Cup, t'.t. each, two Mile heats.
Sir H. Lippincote's U, g. hr Fortunio
•Alr; Byudloss's tai. g. Blemish; 6 yr old
•:' SIN to 4on the IViiiiter.
Sweelistake4c sgs.'each, lout miles.
Mr. Germain's Whirligig, s-ir old -
Mr. Llton'a Yam, s.) r old -
Mr. Gszemes's Fair Charlotte, 4-yr, old
Mr. Byudloss's Garnoritk, 4-yr old

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Greenwood was never more happy in his Scenes,
than that'introduced by him 'in the 'hew Grand
Serious Spectacle at the Royal Citcus. We must
likewise mention Roberts's classical taste' in 'the
costume of the dresses.
On the .3d inst. the Anniversary_ of the_ Humane
Society'was •celebrated at 'the. London Tavern—
. Noblemen, Clergy, and Gentlemen that coup.
tenanted this life-saviog Institution - were' above'
300, as it is always: considered by the wise and
virtuous as the banquet of philanthi4y. The City'
Marshals, Steward's, soleinn. Music, and an appro.
priate:Banner; tin which was inscribed, I' We,praise
God, and thank vou," introduced the solemn pro-
cession of Men, Women, and.•Childien, providers,
tially restored to life by the. Medical Assistants.
Mr, and Mrs. Brown, with a youth about seven..
-.teen ; the fond father addressed the Chairman—.
6 Permit me, Gentlemen, with all due despett, to
express ttiy gratitude to tin Institutirm which
scued our only son from the watery grave, and re-
stored him alive to his fond parents."—Mrs. Booth.
likewise, for the life of her boy, respeftfully ex.
pressed her gratitude. A Female Suicide restored
to life and peace of Mind, supported by The Chap,
lain of the Society, ste. and said repeatedly, a May
Heaven bless and prosper the Humane Soeiety."--
An'.appropriate judicious Address by Dr.. Hawes,
in 'Which he observed, 4', that ere long it was iris
earticielitipe 'that ivhereier there was' water to
drOwn',"or•nrixious air to 'suffocate, there Would be
established 1-itimine Societies to save and to resuil'
eitatt which'concluded With. the following ener7.-
getic Lines; as a respe4ful token:of reipe& to the .
Royal Patron, and the Gpardians of Life.
4' compiete, illustrioug Band, yourmotpdivine
". Ex pant! its view st ext.vnd its Vast design ;
•
Ai/proving millions shall applaud- yourcleids
" 'Tis Virtue call'', and Mu no's Monarch leads."

The sensati ye properties.of Oxygen are everyday
becoming, more manifest. M. Valli, Professor of
Chemistry at Mantua, Itai.diseovered, that by oxy.
dating mcarabroth, it will acquire such powerful
antiputreseent property, as to 'keep sweet for six
mouths. M. Moscati, of Milan, hung- a piece of
flesh in the sun until it became putrid ; he then
oxydated it, and kept it for '.ten days, when it felt
to pieces, ,but it had become- so sweet as -not to oc.
casion any ill taste, to the water in which it, was
boiled.' Flesh of any kind, rpbbed in powdered
charcoal, may be recovered from a state of putri.
dity.

A fbreman in
.Glasgow served a manufacturer
for nine months and a half, without any agreement
for wages, in the course of which period he drew
. 271. tss. 6.1. sterling., After leaving the service,
he received a letter from.themanufadurer, dethautt-
ing-back 41, 6d. sterling, with this clause, " I d,-
sire yon'tvtll instantly payeotherwise Y will provide,
you, very soon, with more secure 'quartet% than
you have perhaps for some time, back occupied."
Upon this, the foreman instituted a 'process- against
the mimufacturer for payment of wages at the Mo..'
• derate•rate• of. 401. sterling per. antium,".the wages
liCrornierlybad received from other masters ; and,
,Mier softie considerable litigation and proofon bath
sides, Old-Magistrates found the manufadurer
ble in .ilayment to' the foreman, of 31. 173. tod.
sterling, with interest from the date of the sum.
mons, and al. 6s. sterling of expellee, which has
sinc'e.beeupaid. • •

I On Friday• se'nnight, about eleven o'ClOck, as
Mr. Thomas Wall, • Brewer, of Bristol, was re-
; turnith, home fromL-Westbury, he was stopped liy
two footpath; on Durdham-down, near the Cross.
hands turning .to Redland, whose _faces were cover-
ed with something black, when ' one of them pre-
sented a pistol,• and th his money. Mr.
Wall immediately made a blow at one of thcm with
the butt-end of his whip, but missing his aim, the
other immediately secu,ced the reins, and pulled him
off his horse. Aftei taking from bun a small red
case, containing t 7 guineas in Bristol Sank
,Note,
and a one poubd Bank of' knglond Note, iherke4t
and kicked him in a cruet manner, and left him .on.,
the ground. insensible. The case was found after.
wfirds between Redlaod and the Down.'