The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-02 00:00:00

MORPETII MEETING.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 18.
The Maiden Plate of ;A. for three year olds and upwards.
Mr. Ord's b. c. by Pipinor, out of Sandhopper t 3 3
Mr. Stevenson's b. f. Cantata, . 3 1..2
Mr. Dinsdale's ch. 1. Little Nan 2 .3 3
WIDNISSDAY':
The sol, for three and tour years old. •
Sir 11. Williamson's b. c. Transits by BeningbtOugh • r t
Mr. Waltonl b. c. Spot • 3
TIIURSDAy.
The pl. for all ages.
Sir 11. Williamson' sb. c. Transit, by Beningbrough .r r
Mr. ',Valton's Spot . 1 3
Mr. Dinsdale's c. f. Little Nan . . . 3dr

BEC:LES MEETING.
WEDNILtn&Y, SZPT. 19. •
Sir C. Banbury's Prosper by Waxy, received the ap.
pointed premium ; and on Thar day the. TovOn I'Lete.was
won by Mr. Erabden's Latitat, beating Mr. George's Sports.
man.

WALSALL RACES.
%Immunity, .6.111'T 26.
The Corporation and Gent IL:lncas' Subscription Platc orsol.
''Mr. Pigott's c. c, by Wooclpecket, 4-yrs old .3 .1 t
Mr. Lord's c. f. Danceaway, 3 yts old . 2 2
Mr. Rcece's b. m. Dutchess' 4 vrs old - 2dr
High odds on Mr. Pigott's —a good race.
Someday, a Stakes c!f:sogs.

Mr. Lord's e. t. Dancessvay. 3 yrs 014
Mr. Tinker's bi. f. Rival, 4 yrs old
Dinceaway the favourite.
vtroasoAv, Ist?. 27.
Sul?scription Purse also'. free for all ages.

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Mr. Lord's h. g: Cockspinner,-4 yrs. old
T L. Brooke's MoNon, 3 yrs old
j..C. Whinelev's b. It Prior, ; vrs old, fell
Moyston the favourite —won easy.

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An immeme concourse of petple, at at early hour,
licked from all quarters to Witness this truly-gra.
tifying scene.

NORTHANIPtON RACES.
THURSDAY, Si?Y. $7.
'nit Town Purse of snl. free (orally Horse, Mare or
Gelding.

Mr. Ketlerman's ch. m. Mary, .y yrs old .
Mr. Emblen's -br. in. Lipsey. 4 yrs old 3 z
Mr. Sutton's gr. g. Mars, s years old z 3
Mr. Abbey's Little [oho, 4 yrs old - - dr
Same Day, a Maiden Plate of col. for all Ages.
Hon. T. Coventry's ch. m. Maid of Kent, 3 yrs old
Mr... Saile's b. g. Lemon Squeezer, 6 yrs old
Mr. Murland's b. f Sylph, 3 yrs old
Mr. shaman's hr m. Donbrtul, 6 yrs old
Mr. Fisher's b. h. YoungWhiriwind, s yr.. old

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It might he expected (says the Cornwall Gazette
of Saturday) that the mild climate of CAnviall,
where " the myrtle of. Venus" flourishes in peren.
nial verdure, shoUld prove highly congenial to the
tender passions; but, hitherto, the siniplicity of our
manners has restrained its exuberance, and forbid.
den our figuring in the fields of gallantry. We
have this week to report, however, an Elopement
and .aCrim.Con. The charafters in the twiner

are o,Lieut. P. till I gained unfading laurels on the
scorching sands of Egypt, and. C. 0, a soft.
eyed che.ub" of Bodmin. They passed through
Launceston a few days ago a Correspondent)
for Gretna Green. The Ctitn. Con. affair is the
growth of the Cassit,rid,!s ; and, we fear, will td.
timately prove a Silly business:. • ,
The Mail Coach proposed to have run between
Glaspw and Editibuigh, twice a.day, and which
was 5., have commenced, in the beginning of o,ttober,
it abandoned fur the present.
A handsome Chapel is about to be erected in East
Looe, at the expence of the Members of Parliament
for that Borough.
A most extraordinary crow was shot nit Saturday
near'Kendal Castle, by Mr. Bland.-,; The
feathers on the neck and back, and lower part • of,
`the body, arc brown, and thelail and wings nearly
white. • -
In the list of persons to whom certificates have
been granted for killing game, in the County of
Chester; is 'the name at a Mrs. Latham, of Frod.
sham, widow ! r •
An extraordinary catch of hake was made last
week in a boat from Mount's.bay. Four men,
with hooks and linen, =iglu upwardsof:s6g in 0114.
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TExtraardimary in4tance of Ferair..divi4..-2L An heifer
belonging to Mr. )ohn Wayte, of Milton, in Der.
layshire, about a month since calved three fine
eilves, which" are now alive, and computed to be
worth ten guineag..
At Jcdburgh Fair, on Tuesday last, there was a
middling good show of black cattle ,there were,
however, but few south country buyets, and tome.
quently a dull sale: good fat brought a tolerable
price, but lean and young cattle were bought very
teasooable, and many Went out of the fait unsold.

The Tup Fair at liawick, on Saturday soarmight,
was utcomrnonly full, and a greater variety than
usual. A good number were sold, but more re.
mained unsold; some South Downs fetched respea.
able prices, that kind coming pore into request.
At Staines Fair, on: Wednesday,' there was an
unusual good show of horses,, and cattle in general.
Pigs sold freely onions-, of which there were a
large supply, Were so cheap as not, in some instances,
to defray the expense of their carriage to the lair ;
though acted in the evening at the low price of
2t. per bushel a considerable quantity was taken
away unsold.