The Sun.
London, England, 1803-09-08 00:00:00

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lit ERE are 'ietween three and 'four !Mildred
*midis and Ci ;,enters etopl,%yed flreshtfn Lee,, tit
huiltl Barracks-there: irester,!a.y ;::i.W.K.NATorI-, •
Bow., while shooting on his own estate, Met iviih
two men teho were snaring hares ; he secoted and
lodged them in the first public-I:oust. he cline •o
till he could get them sent to gip% They b;:11
longed to the body of Carpenters, who, on heating
that two of their comrades %Vete confined, struck
work, and peoeredod in a bode and rescued the
men : Sir
,EDWARD immediately rep.iired to the
spot, and yead the Riot A. One of the fellows
was so daring, as -to strike him. Sir EowAR n 9:-rat
immediately for assistance to General Foxer‘i
who commands here, when a detachment 'of :re
Berkshire Militia w.is immediately di'patched,
consisting of one Captain and fifty men, each pro.
vid.vil with six munch of ball cartridge, Six of
the; ringleaders were secured, and brought to
ford, where they underwent an examination before
MA,itAi, and other justice', who committed
than to„Canterbury gaol.. The man 'who struck
Sir EIDI,VAR.Ii is not yet taken, but stria search is
making after him. It is said, some troops are itn.,„
mediately to
,be encamped at' Bremen Lees, to 'pre. •
vent any future tints of the workmen ; they are te•
be sent from the Camp here. Bremen Lees it haul
way between this place anti Hythe.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ECHANI

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TUrsnAy, saP7. u. .••
The Magna Charts Stake; ot2;ga, each.
I.d Grusvenot's b. c. Baron Hull, by john Bull
Mi. Coventry's ch. 1. Laura
• Mr. Sutton's b. t. by Driver -•
Even betting on,,Latmt.

4

Mr. David's b. c. Carlisle; by Stride., four yrs old, Bst.
13lh. bc.iit Mr BrarlthW4yeS b. c. Venture, three yrs old,
7st. 31h. two miles, sofis.- 7 to 4, 41111 2 to 1, 011 (2141.161 C.

Mr. OrtieirtY'sl;:hou.
Mr. I Iyde's b: h. Buibrldge, 6. yrs old, gst. I :lb. 4
.4 2
31.dsErfilt2;.1,:Z13—y leF'(,),ultrittilt.i...el‘;.ll.ly3tr4s.t 2 t
Mr. I)mo:id's b. 11. 'AO: Chance, s yrs (1;.:11.1amc) 2 rdr
Mr. David's b. c. (.2.olisle,
.5 yrs old, 7it:RID. 3 3 dr
• , jack Ci.-tarice the favourite. . .

On Saturday arrived at Liverpool from Shrew;.
bury, the first division of the Shrepahise Sopplc,
mentdry Militia, wader the command of Colo.cee
LE IC E•TE! ; the IrMainder (Mokink Soo in the
whole) were,expedrai on Monday arternOon. 4
Sir EVAN NEPEAN, Barr. has informed tie I\ittycir
of Hull, that a C.:otivoy will very Shortly he ap-,
pointed to' sail for the ports of Spain, Portugal, and
the Mediterranean, and requests that such ship; as
intend to take advantage of the said Convoy, viii
proceed to Spitheed.
The crops of grain all along the Southern
and through D.rsetahire and Somersetdiire to 13;4,
are very fine, and prove totally free from blight or
mildew ; but not a blade of grass, or scarcely a
pond of water to be seen : this, added to the gene-
ral failure of turnips, has alarmed the Graziers,
who arc compelled to feed already on new hay.
The account we inserted yesterday of the altera-
tions at Covent.Gaiden Theatre we found, noire-
s?ettion, to be incurred'. The ground of the boxta
is a beautttitl.green. The pannels are white, with a
gold borkering. The new private boxes are in the
third tier, and consist of seven on each side,
tending from the box over the Stage to the,gallery,
wittea narrow gold* lattice projeding between each.
An upper box.has been added on each site to those -
over the Stage door.—The slips are converted
into boxes with a raised iron rail, in the same
manner as those at Drury-Line Theatre. The whale
system of alterations at Covent-Garden Theatre are
a very great improvement in point oLlLatity and
convenience, far exceeding in lightness, elegance,
and simplicity all farmer embellishrtieats.

The names of two great political Reforintrs alp_
pear in the Gazette of Tucsddy last,l)ANl EL ISAAC
ItATox, the bookseller, and Lew zs GOLD VA rrtt the
J teObinical Scribbler.

/kb:Alt half past eleven O'clock on Monday night,
a very splendid Meteor was observed, whielt en.
lightened the whole . atmosphere, and appeared to
lutist nearly over the town of Bury, making a noise
like the going off of a rocket, after which it grl-
dually disappeared in a -long zigzag
Although the: nwon shone very bright, the of at
was nevertheless awfully grand, as it refleacd
me otti. distinft colours.

Last Sunday a woman, with a child in her 3rrns,
went into Shoreditch church.yard during
service, where the infant made a dreadful cry, and
the woman being much in liquor, she was turned
into the street, when being incapable of walking far,
she seated herself before a public.houie door, and
going to Illecp, leaning over the child, it was sut.
located. •

Yesterday a man was deteeled at GreenWWl 1109-
0421 personating a Seaman, fur the purpose of ohteio,
kg near 01. prize money. The Certificatee
Papers he adduced, upon e;tamination,. proving.' t9h
forgeries, he Vi/33 committed to Maidstone gaol ty
take Hs trial.

Punt.tc OFFICE, MAILLBOROUGH.STREET.—
Turstiay Thomas Miami)) and lane Prosier very
examined, charged with stealing a variety of ea_
luable articles, the property of Mr. Domicil.,
Surgeon, of Bruton.street, Berkeley.sqnare. he
prisoners lived in the service of Mr. DoKalil'? 1(1
some yeam He had no reason to susped their ho.
nesty, but having missed a great deal of his pro-.
perty for twelve months past, he made application
to this Office, stating the things which he had lost,
Accordingly Hamilton, a very Olive and intelli.
gent Officer, was sent to his house, who, front sonic
circumstances which transpired, upon questioning
the female prisoner, was induced to suspett she 4,13
concerned in the- • robberies; after prevaricating
with him a considerable lime, she confe,sedthat
had secreted a very valuable diamond pin he, „f
course searched her trto,k, and b,,xcs, as. well as
• those of the otan.setyma, and discovered a c'tuarviy
of wearing apparel and linen to a great ant:non.. lie
secured the..prisoners, anti 111-,!ught :11.nn to the Of.
Lice, nn i the property being alloin to, they tcetc
remanded fur a Furth; r hearing.
InAMES POLICE OFFICV,TucaIy, a Publi.
can was conviard in the penally 4,1. 20 tOr ,Atiphy.
ing a man on his own account, for the discharge o;
a collier, contrary to it of Parliament.

CHESTER, StrT. S.

ON Sunday set-might., His Royal Highness
PRINCE kV Ll.l. lANI ot. GLOUCOTER arrived at
Lleweny Hail, the seat of the .Right Hon. Lord
Viscount KIRKWALL, where Ms Royal Highness
was entertained with the most splendid hosvitality.
On the follow tog morning, the Aldermen, Bailiff's,
and capital B`orgesses, of I lit Borough of Dttibigia,
attended by their inferior OilicerS, went in proces-
Fion to Peivetly Hall,' and presented the PRIIICE.
with A Congratulatory Address, to which His
Royal Highness replied, in a breech replete ‘vith
energy and elegance. The Freedom of the Corr_
ration then, in a neat and approriate speech, was
. ',resented to Ills Royal Highness by the Recorder.
The PRINCE received that murk of resped in a man.
rer highly flattering to the Members i f the Body
ewpi.r.ite, assuring them that he considered it an
honour to be enrolled among the Burgesses Of the •
antient and loyal Borough of Denbigh.
At noon His Royal Highness reviewed the Va.
twitters of Denbigh and its vicinity, who were
drawn out in the Town Parks, and consisted of a
Troop of Cavalryi and upwards of t too Infantry.
He was pleased to eommcnd the soldier.like appear.
anee of the men, and ,to express to their Com,
nianders, Lor.l Viscount Kiee,witt.r., and R.
Wit,e.tNG, Esq. his , entire satWadion at their
behaviour on the crcasion. The business of the
day being over, His 'Royal Highness was con:fueled
by Lord Ktatcwitu. to the Castle of
_Denbigh to
behold the incomparable prosped which that vcne.
rable,ruin conntiands. •

Yesterdas; se'nnight His Royal Highness arrived
at Mold, and the following morning, after hived.
ing with evident satisfaCtion, the Volunteers of the
Town, 600 in number, he set out on a visit to Sir
W. W. WyNN, Bart. at Wynnstay.
On Wednesday His Royal Highness honoured
the Wrexham Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry
with an inspection, and afterwards retired with
their Commander, SirTOSTEIt CUNLII,V,E, Bart.
On "Thursday afternoon His Royal Highness ar.
• rived in this City, and at twelve o'clock on Friday,
the Mayor, Aldermen, Sheriffs, and Common Conn.
ell, wailed upon His Royal Highness, and addressed
him as follows :

ft slit,

14 We, the Mayor, Aldermen, therifn, and
Common Cou'neil ul His MA Jas y our most gra.
eious Sovereign's antient and loyal City of Chester,
beg leave, to offer to Your Royal Highness our most
sincere and respectful Congratulations on your ar_
siva' in this City.
We have great pleasure in assuring your Royal
1-lighness or the invariable loyalty, affedion and
attachnient, not only of ourselves, hut of all our
Fellow-citizens, to the sacred person of our be.
loved 'Sovereign, and to every branch of his Rbyal

" Sensible cif, the blessings we enjoy under His
Majesty's austiieiutts Governraint, i!'.d feeling the
advant.ages of a Constitution hauled for the happi.
ness of mankind,. be .assured that any attack upon
what is so justly dear to us, will be repelled by
every means io our power.,

'' Permit us further to express the great satisfac.
tion we teel, in common With all tither His :I,lNes.
ty's Subjects re,idcnt in this Distrid of the King.
doff'', in being placed uncer tilt command of your
Royal
,Highnebs, a Prince .and General in every
resped.sn highly qualified to di-,charge under any
emergency, toe important AtateS tittacht!ci to the
widi honour and advantage to His Ma.
jekoyti Service and the Country.
.•

rr We wish that all possible prosperity and hap.
pines' niay ever attend your Royal Highness: and
conclude by requ'esting you will allow "tl5 to enrol
your wine among the Citizen's of Ches.