The Sun.
London, England, 1832-06-18 00:00:00

THE MAIN OF COCKS

Betwe:•n Lord Derby (Potter, feeder), and H. B. Hough-
ton, Esq., ( Woodcock, feeler), for lOge a battle, and 200
tl,e main, 29 mains, 8 byes, thus:—

rorrEß. M. B. WOODCOCK. M. E.
Tuesday 2 2 Tuesday 3 0

Wednesday

Thursday
Friday ....... ....... 4 0 Friday

Saturday .......,... 0 0 Saturday
Mr. Ridsdale has mold his horse Trustee for 2,000 gui-
neas to the Marquess of Cleveland.

KNIGHTON RACES, JUNE 15.
Sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each, and 20 added.
Mr. Charlton's c. by Wamba 3 1 1
Mr. Smith's Tallyho
Mr. Stubbs's 1. by Wamba 2 , 3

The Hunters' Stakes of 5 goys. each, and 20 added.
won in three good heats by b. c. Stretford, by Master
Henry, beating Mr. Davies's b. m., by Pilgarliek, and
another.

The Ladies' Purse, added to the Farmers' Stakes.
Mr. Donnes's b. m. by Atnbo, 6 yrs 1 1
Mr. Weyman's ch. g. by Rossini, 4 yrs 2 2

A PRESENT TO EARL GREY FROM SOUTH
SHIELDS.—There was shipped on board the steamer
King of the Netherlands, at Newcastle quay, on Saturday
last, for Earl GREY, a fine baron of beef, weighing 14
stones, which was sent by the reformers of South Shields
as a testirnony'of their regard for that Nobleman's public
services.—Caledonian Mercury.

DOVER, JUNE 17.—Arrived from Calais the
French steam-paeket Courier, with his Excellency the
Baron DE MAREUIL, his son, and suite. His Excellency
proceeded immediately to London, to replace the Prince
TALLEYRAND as Ambassador from France to this country.
Sir Cliku.LEs BAGOT.—It is perfectly true
that this diplomatist was appointed to the Court of the
Autocrat, and that he was packing up, intending to be off
on Wednesday next; but the newspapers counteracted the
intention ! Court Journal.

Lord DURHAM has again sustained a severe
domestic calamity by the death of his third daughter, the
Hon. HARRIF.TT CAROLINE LAMBTON, who expired on
Tuesday at his Lordship's residence in Cleveland-row.
Miss LAMBTON was the youngest daughter of the noble
Lord Privy Seal by his first marriage with Mies CHOI,
MONDELET, and completed her 17th year a fortnight pre-
vious to her dissolution. The remains of the lamented
young lady will be removed for interment in the family
vault at Lamhton Castle, in the county of Durham, where
the obsequies of his Lordship's eldest son, a beautiful youth
in his 14th year, were performed a short time ago. The
heir apparent to the title and vast possessions of Lord
DURHAM is now his only eon, the Hon. GEORGE FRE-
DERICK WARM' LAMBTON, an infant in his fourth year.
We regret to hear that the health of the Noble Lord him-
self is considered extremely delicate.
This being the seventeenth anniversary of the
Battle of Waterloo, the 2d Battalion of the Grenadier
Guard+, which has lately returned from Ireland, marched
on Parade, the colours flying, with a large bunch of
laurel. At a few minutes after ten o'clock, Lord HILL,
the Commander-in-Chief, rode on Parade, and the batta-
lion being drawn up in double line, his Lordship in-
spected it, and appeared highly satisfied with the military
appearance of the men. His Grace the Duke of WEL'
LINGTON, who is the only Chief now living who com-
manded at that memorable battle, is to present his MA.
axsirr, this day, with a tri-coloured flag, according to
custom; and in the evening he will give a dinner to the
superior Officers who were present at this glorious engage.*
ment. The whole of the three regiments of Foot Guards
are now doing duty in London.

The Grand Duke of MECKLENBURO
SCIMEKIN has taken for his second wife a baker's daugh-
ter, who lived close at his Palace-gates. The people it
the Garrick say that his Highness must have very mob
" kneaded" a wife.

The following mysterious paragraph appears,
in the Court Journal of Saturday :—" We have heara
more than we choose to report as to the actual state of aa
unfortunate Princess, whose health has long been the sulr
Sect of solicitation in the Royal circle. It is our province
to collect information, not to penetrate mysteries; we
shall therefore only say, we are not without fears that, a'
the moment when we write, the illustrious sufferer has
ceased to be such. How long this catastrophe may have
t
taken—if, indeed, it has taken place, which we do pat
positively assert—is more than we shall conjecture. BY
the time our paper sees the light more may be known."
The Committee of the Covent garden grand
Festival and Ball, in commemoration of the triumph
Reform, have distributed the following notice: "It beirlw
thought desirable that no celebration of this great eveii;
should take place until after the passing of the Scotch arl"
Irish Bills, in order that the people of the United Kingdoili
may all participate in the general joy, the Committee f°:
conducting the Covent-garden festival have deemed it au;
visable to postpone the same. Early notice will be gill'
Of the day, when axed."
At' LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY EVENING. '",4
rived, to-day, the Mary Cumming, from Mobile; !r.,
Sea forth, from Jamaica ; the Montezuma, from Phil
delphia ; the Valiant, from London ; the Edward Josef
from Charente; the Blucher, from Demerara; snbe
several from Ireland and coastwise. Off the port, 1
John Reyes, from Calcutta; the Fanny Cmnell, fro'' Lisbon, sailed the 9th inst tnt ; and the Victoria,
Barbados. Arrived, yesterday, the Nimrod, from I`` e
Orleans ; the Catherine Macdonald, from Mobile ; tb.
Forth, from Savannah ; the Carraboo, from LaPTia:
the Towo, from Findland ; the Roff'nung, from Grit
vvald ; and a great number from Ireland and coastwise..,
EAST INDIA COAIPANY'S SILK SALO',
The Company's quarterly sale of Bengal and other 1104
silks, commenced this morning at the India House, ,Jog
was well attended. The declaration consists of Wrsies
bales of the Company's Bengals, upwards of 3,500 bpi,
of privileged China, Bengal, and other silks. The , red
dings were pretty brisk, and some of the silks dee'so've.
were withdrawn, an indication of an expected iMP,..rora.
went in the trade. The lower qualities of silks C'41.01
p toy's) were first put up, and are now realizing )01
prices. The new since are taxed the same as at tbt
&-e
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quarterly sale, but those refused at former sales, are
zej $
Is. per lb. lower. The averages for the coarser a'
present offered, are from 11s. 10d. to 12e. 2d. per
The sale will continue for some days.

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