The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-24 00:00:00

FRIDAY.

D. of Grafton's Parasol, llst. agst. l d Fofey'S c. by Waiy,
Ost. 81b. T. M..M. to'ogs.' h.. ft.
The horses for the P lates must be entered at the King's.
Stables' Newmaiket, on the days betbre running, respee-
ri between- eleven and one o'clock, with prover certiti.
cares. •
Those horses which have not before run at Newmarket,
and those entered tar the King's Plate, must be shewn at the
time and place of entrance.

,
The Doncaster Races commence this thy, when
milchsporr is expeaed. Fifty, horses had arrived
Thurstiiy.

, (Ii Thursday se'nnight His Grace the Duke of
Bucet.zuott's Birth.day was celebrated at Ling.
11011n,-with great festivity, and_ with every mark of
respea for that nohle arid worthY family. In the
forenoon, the E,kdale Yeomanry Cavalry and VO.
Wolters paraded on lite lawn, in front of Langholm
Lodge:, where they were plentifully regaled with
bread, cheese, and a barrel of ale, to drink the
health of the day. • They aftertvardsmarcbed into
Langholm, where being drawin up at the Coss, -the
Volunteers fired three vollies in honour of the tic.
casion., At four o'ch'ck near 70 persons tat .down
to an excellent dinner in the ballroom, after 11 !licit
his Grace's health, and other appropriate and pa.
triotic toasts, were drank, with three times three.
Besides the G..Nitleinen upon his Grace's estates,
there were present a good many strangers belong.
ing to the Artny, Navy, Law, 4c. As usual, the
Clergy of Lattgholtia Presbytery also, attended.—
The evening concluded with a ball, which was
graced by a numerous assemblage of
,elegance,
beauty, and worth. The whole was conducted
with the greatest harmony and propriety.
The presence of the DUKE of. GLOITC asT ttt has
added much to the gaiety .of Liverpool. ROyal
liighoeis ordered: the Merchant of Yenice at the
Theatre on ,Ficid ty, and on, Saturday was to cline
with the Mayor aid Corporation, to celebrate the
Anniversary of His Majesty's Accession to the
'l.lne.

THE rapid movements of the British Troops tiny
der the orders of Col. IVottitAY. in Gtoterar, licty
occasioned the retreat of 1-lowcatt.'s
.newl).raised
forces into The interior. '
The Gwicawar, in May last,.was movink -with
a body ofjooo Cavalry, to ji)t) Col. Mut VAV on
the-Frontiers, where a considerable Camp was t 4 be
formed'. -

The Troops of the BgRAR RAJAH !mire been
drawn towards the Frontiers of en_
tees into the War, howevzr, with extreme reitta.
ante urges his recent severe, lossei as the oc.,
canon of hii backtvJrdness ; but the teAtcause is,
his friendly disposition to any Power hostile to the
British INerest.

The Pt tssw A cn.operates heartily with the Eng..
list) in the War ;.--his political. coroiderarif.ifis in
Iti)ing so being streogthened perc.nnal hattf..l to
IioLKAR, who lately itnprisoned a Vakeel sent from
Poonah to ace:rnarKlate sor::Cdifferetices which bob-
sisted between the two States.

'ln aalition. to this powerful cornbinas-ion against.
HOLKAR, to tit Of the P.:lly Ptioces .ire urger} t‘.
ho.aility by Inc rapacity. 'rhe` JEYPOOR
has been obliged, under thrtot cxl ati vary
tion, to pay 26 tats c f rnpers to HOLKAjt, in heti-
of the mulk.eere, a tribute payable to SciNljE
and Hot.KAR jlintly, but which the LAtrer, during
the late War, assum4tl wh..ltv to hirn..ell.

Some.of the It:iiapontPrinces, and Chiefs of , the
Purvia Tribe, trilj,utaty to SCINDEA.
jointly, have applied to tit: British Government to
he informed ;to wht.tit Ciley shall p..y their uilAtrei;
and -entreating, its pro;caion;fit's, atready:re.
sisred the demands of !lot/CAR ; and declared that
they will rather. tocur the'dangers and expellees of a
campaign than longer submit to his extortion,
A strong Line of Forts is about to be
,f)rrned on,
the Coast from jigat Point to Pultan: and several'
stout Armed Vessels, of peculiar construction, area
to be stationed at the Mouth t.:l- the kind, and
.in
the Gtdph of Cumhay, prevent any.4escent being
made on those Coists,,'with a 'view to assist 1.104,,,-
itAit, or atty. other Power inimical to the Englislt.
the recent mavemeitt,_ in the Guzerat having
alarmed the S,Atk.s, a anew DeputaritNili:ls been sent-
from Porrtbay,to explain. the c.tu,cs of the War, and
to offer renewed assurances of the 161'11,4 dicposi.
tion of the British G.)verom:nt to.va:-ds the Seicit'•
nation. .