The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-15 00:00:00

SPORTING IZVTELLIGENLE.

NEWMARKE-T CRAVEN MEETING, Matt. 13.
Snbscription Plate of sol. D. M. z yrs. old carrying 6 st.
talb. 3 yr. olds. Sst. gib. 4 y,r. olds Bst; 131 b, 5 yr. olds
gst..4lb. 6 yr. olds and aged, 9st. Sib.
Lord Grosvenor's ch. f. Margery,. by joint Will, 3 yr olds
1). of Grafton's ch. C. Flambeau, 4 yrs old 2
Sir F. Standish's ch. c. brother to iragler.3 yrs. 3,
Mr. HOWOrth'S Ch. C. Malth, 4 yrs old 4
Mr. Delme Ratcliffe's br. h. 1. o'Groat, s yrs old
Mr. Watson's ch. c. Trombone, 4 yrs old - dr
Four to t against Margery 7 to 4 on Flambeau ; and 4 to
against Sir F. Standish's ch. c.
The Third Class of the ()gland Stakes of sags. each.
h. ft. D. 1.
Sir H. Williamson's Walton; by Sir Pttcr; 3 yrs old, 6st.'
nib.
Sir F. Standish's fluxbury, 3.. yrs old, 7st. tolb. - 2
Sir C. 13unbury's Eleanor, 4"yrs'old, Bst. 111 b. - 3
Mr. Howarth's Popiojav, 5 yrs old, Sst. 91b. pd
Mr. Howard's Chippentiam, 6 yts old, S t. 61b. 141
Mr. 111ggS's Phiznix, 4 yfS Old, 7st. top). Pd
Mr. Watson's Striver, 4 yrs old, 6st. 131 b. lia
Mr. Lockley's Attainment, 4 yr.i old, 65t..111h.
pd
Ld is roSVenor's 111argzry, by john Bull,
.out of Maid of
All, Works., 3 yrshl.i, 6st. 'a - PI
Seven to aasst Walton ; 5 ,to 4 gst Duxbitry ; and 6 to 4
agst Eleanor.. • , • • • -
Sweepstdkes of [nags 'each, h, ft.. Across the Flat.
Sir C. Buithitry's sister to Pamela, Bst. alb. .. •
D.'olGrafton'S c. by Buzzard, (maul Garland, Bst. 61b. 2
Mr. Pantoil's 1. by Pot Bo's, out of Camilla, Bst. alb. 3
Mr. Dawson's roan f. .11ecemher, by Buzalrci, otit .of
Sincerity, Bst. . d
Six to'4 agst sister to Pamela. „ •
Mr. Whaley's hr.. in. TtinCftil., s yrs old, Bst. 7ID.
ceived.t7ogs trom, Mr. Abel Craven's dark b. Iv. 'by Weazrl,
dim, by Espersykes, 6 yrs.old, sit. 71b. Across the Flat,
•

SUDDEN DEATH:

FROM THE FRENCH PAPEAR.

The Influenza having proved extremely fatal to
the Inhabitants of. this Country, as well to our
Neighbours on the Continent; it has been a matter
of great regret, that such a multiplicity of medicines
as have been applied in this emergency, should have
been found inadequate to the purpose of effeauating
the restoration of health. But while this lamentable.
truth is admitted,. it is but justice to record the
success that has attended they administration of D.r.
Brodum's Nervous Cordial, in completely removing
this contagious complaint. An English Gentleman,
travelling abroad, halted at. Rouen, where this pes-
tilence . was making the greatest ravages ; in this
exigency he recommended the adoption of Dr..Bro-
duln's Nervous Cordial .(he never travelling with-
out a supply ,of that excellent medicine), the conse-
quences were extrepely fortunate, those who were
advised by.him were 'soon restored to health and
safety. This hint is submitted to the good sense of
those who have the happibess-and comtutt of their
fellow.cteatures at heart. •

A•writer vf great knowledge and experience oh.
serves, that at the spring and fall of the Leaf, the
Mortality is. generally greater than in the other;
seasUrni of the year.',' and with great truth ; hut
malty areaisti sent to their long home by earljf
discretions which materially aired them at these sea.
sons, either from' injudicious treatment, or bnot
having' recourse in. due time to Medicine. "It is
however a pleasing' consolition to the ;filleted, to
refle-d that a Medicine of the first charader is now
extant, and which, if applied, will efFedually re.
lieve them and restore them again to the blissful en.
joyment of health and happiness. This medicine is
the CORDIAL 'BALM OF GILEAD, which has cured
thousands in the' last stage of a Constnt;tion,
brought on by this' destrudive .and the pro.
prietur Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool, is.,tendering the
rising generation a service .of the first: magnitude
by his able and impressive addiess to them.

Fourth Dayof Drawing—The Ticke t No. t
drawn yesterday a Prixe:of 20,0c0h was iota at
Messrs.. IltzAtto, IiuKNE, and Co.'s Office,. Royal
Exchange, in one half, ore Quarter, one Eighth,
and two Sixteenth Shares, where. No. 38,453 drawn
on Montlity last a Prize of zo,ooal,,Was likewise
sold in Shares.

-ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY.

FOIJR DAY.—THURSDRY, APRIL 14.
No. 18016, a Prize of
No. 23,6zt, a Prize at to,ooei.
Pq
‘'i• 19,736i-19,973, Prizes of cool. -
NOS, 10,...,5, 16,087, 31,04; 3.2.,,75,` Prizes of sot

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Bank Stack 19,1ia Stock .2*.4i ii s
N.. Y) s vet Lent. i South Sea Stuck .
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Irish s per Cent. - . I' unttable ditto prem.
4 vet t_ent, coo. illi 9 Si ' 3d Exchequer iiiiis dis.
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4 )2tto Scrip Ditto Ann. '
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