The Sun.
London, England, 1817-06-07 00:00:00

WINDSOR, Jura 6.

Yesterday morning her Moassre, accompanied
by Princess AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, attended
by Ladies MELVILLE, TAYLOIt, and CAMPBELL,
left the palace for Ascot-heath, where they arrived
soon after twelve o'clock. They were received on
the race-course by the Duke of Yoak., the Mar-
quis Cc/Bt./WALLIS, Sir HENRY CAMPBELL, Gene-
rals DEBUDE, CARTWRIGHT, GWYNNE, and TAY-
Loa, and a greet concoct; se of peoPle were collected
round the Royal carriages. The Royal party pro-
ceeded to the PRINCE REGENT'S Stand. After the
third race the QUEEN and PaiNcesses proceeded
in their carriages down the course to the Marquis
CORNWALLIS% marquee, where a must sumptuous
repast was prepared, of which they partook ; after
which they returned to the PRINCR REGENT'S
Stand, where they remained to view the next race.
During this race the gigs and other carriages were
robbed of property, particularly great-coats, which
had been left in them, by a gang of thieves who
have infested the races; upwards of 70 great-coats
were stolen. Townsend, Sayers, Damen, and
Rivett, the Bow-street officers, were very active
upon the occasion, and succeeded in securing two
of the gang. At an early hour a man was stopped
in a cart with two sacks, at the turnpike-gate.
The sacks proved to be illeti with great-coats
which had been stolen from the eace«course; some
of the box-emitt ire worth N. each four coats
and a pelisse were stolen from one family.

STALKING Vtotssyrtipz.--Buorunars, In the
year 1804, ordered a Medal to be struck in ho-
nour of his meditated invasion of this country, in
full confidence of success. On one side there was
a portrai!,Pf himself in profile, with his name on
the circle. On the other, there was an inscrip-
tion, importing that '2OOO vessels were ready for
the occasion. The world need not be reminded
that this silly menace, after all his boasted
preparations, was laid abide.. But, to shew
the folly of ambition, and the instability of
all human grandeur, in the year 1815, this
same mighty Conqueror, who was to over-
whelm the British Empire, and reduce it to a
miserable dependency on the GRANDE NATION,
was obliged to surrender himself to the Naval
power of Great Britain. The ingeuions and pa-
triotic Projector of the series of NATIONAL ME..
DALE, recording our triumphs last war, has availed
himself of this curious and interesting event, and
introduced a head of our fallen enemy in that
series, on the reverse of which is a representation
of his surrender to the Bellerophon, a represen-
tation constituting a remarkable wilt in British
Histciry.

PEDESTRIAN MATCH ON WORMWOOD SCRUBES,

BAKER walked. till eight o'clock on 'Thursday
evening, when he had completed 494: miles ; EA-
TObI continued 20 minutes longer, when be had
completed 501 miles. Yesterday morning
•started at a quarter before five; EATON tea mm-
notes 'before five. At five o'clock in the afternoon
BAKER, had completed 40 miles ; EATON
lb. -latter appenred.tn exert himself very much.
Ohl BAANET, the veteran hero of the Pedestrians,
„who finisked his task of 2000
.miles at Lower
Tooting on Tuesday last, was yesterday on the
gcound, and appeared quite lively.

AscoT HaesTlL---The company was more nu-
merous,yesterday, being the last, than we ever re-
collect. There was but little betting. His Royal
Highness the Duke of Yorm attended all tour
days, and was not only well pleased at the sue-
cess of his horses, but expressed his high appro-
bation of the general sport. On leaving the Grand
Stand, he said it was his determination to con-
tribnejall in his power to the future promotion of
Ascot Heath Races.

COI lON COUNCIL—A Court of Common Coun-
sel was yesterday held ut Guildltlt, fur consider-
ing the Report of the Special Committee appoint.
ed to confer with a Committee of Aldermen, in
rotation to the office of Gauger, when, atter con-
siderable discussion, it was resolved, That the
Remembranter be instrncted to take measures tor
withdrawing the Bill now pending in the House
of Lords, for granting an equivalent for the di.
minutia() of the profits of the office of Gauger of
the City of London, and lacreating 014 payments
to be mule by Brokers,