The Sun.
London, England, 1804-08-02 00:00:00

ON Tall MARRIAGE DT TITZ RIGUT WINO UKASLIt /1111

ZAZI. 07 MOIRA WITIt COUNTESS LOUDON.

HeaV'n in its wisdom had the world survey'd,
Art 4 for good purposes -a lt A W DON made.
On MOIRA'S mind each quality was shed
That decks the living, or embalms the dead :
To him each excellence it gave ; and then
Bestow'd an Angel on the best of Men.
With LoupoNlS hand the purest Honour came,
To shine benignant round a Moist n's name;
Nor was the gift to female worth confin'd,
Forlou no N's* spirit breathes in M out A's mind.

Ages unborn, from such a Pair shall get
The bright example which to us is set ;
From Son to Son their virtues shall descend,
The Good to cherish, and the Bad to mend.
From Mot A's breast the Good themselves shall take
A Noble impulse for Aftlidion's sake :
While Loon° res eyes congenial comfort give,
And teach the wretched and the poor to live.
Thos shall the bright, the good Memorial stand,
And both be known as Patterns to the Land.

o The celebrated Field-Marshal Lot/Dow, of whom Fa Is—
OtitteK the GE EAT, Of Prussia, always spoke in the highest
terms of approbation.

BRIGUTON, JULY 31.

THE Earl and Countess of BERKELEY, General
Lord CRAVEN, the Hon. BERKELEY CRAVEN, Mrs.
VITZHER.BEILT, Miss LE CLERK, Mr. DAY, Mr.
Tit imam, Col. LEIGH, &C. were of the Royal Din.
„m""er Piarty Yesterday at the 'Pavilliun. The Prince's
" laved finny stied pieces on the lawn in front
of the Itlnqueting.rOorn during the time the com.
Rany were at the table. ToWarti ten o'clock His
oyal Highness, anti the whole of his guests, vi.
lilted the 13411 at the Castle. The Rooins this even.
ing were very elegsnq crowded, and the merry
dance was continued until midnight, about which
time the PRINCE retired, and the Rooms were soon
after deserted. His Royal Highness was not in re.
gimentals, neither did he dance the whole of the
evening. The Theatre was also crowded, from
which the audience, at the conclusion of the per.
formances, retired with their usual satisfaftion.
The Race.hill, to.day, has again been very bill.
liantly decorated with visitants. The PRINCE
drove his barouche to the ground. In the carriage
were Mr. TRRvoits, Mr. DAY, &c. The sports
'commenced at one o'clock with
Match for zoogs. Est. 71b. each.—The last half mile.
Mr. Duckeray'4 Rmchutl . • I
Mr. Entbdenis Duckling

Five to 4 on koscbud.—Won easy.
'Then followed a Sweepstakes of sops. each, h.•ft. for colts
• Bst. lb. and fillies Bst. then three years old. The winner
of the Derby, Oaks, Ascot, or I'aviltion Stakes, to carry
extra.—One twcnmile heat.
Mr. Galway's b. c. Hippocampus, by Coriander , t
lid Egrernont's h, c, Hannibal, by Driver - - 2
Of the 13 horses named, two only started. which came in
45 placed. Hippocametts was. the favourite, Hannibal car.
tilg an extra weight of 71b. —A very close hear.
The next was a Match for aoogs. both. four years old.
Four miles.
Mr. Emixlett's Duckling, 6st.
Mr. DOckeray's ch. f. I.harlotte, by Cobweb, a feather a
This was a most excellent race; Challotte took the lead,
and kept it until within about too yards of the winning post.
Duckling, the favourite, gained the race by about half a
length.
The list was a Handicap Plate of 5,i. for 4, s, 6 yrs old, and
aged horses.—T wo Heats, the New Course.
)4r. Ladlirokc's b. c. Rumbu, 4 yrs old, list. 4tb. . T
Mr. Brown's ch. it. Flambeau, 6 yrs cid, fist. r3lb. 3 z
Mr. Pollard's b. m. Rosebud, 4 yrs old, 6st. t 11b. 2 3
Five to four on Kumbo at starting..—Very good running.
A very numerous and fashionable audience is ex.
efied this evening at the T!leatre, to witness' Miss
JdRUNTON'S Lady Trumle).—The Caravan; or,
The Driver anti his Deg, for the first time here,
Cases the business of the night.
A numerous parry, principally consisting of the
• Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Jockey Club, dine
to•day at the Pavillion,