The Sun.
London, England, 1819-08-03 00:00:00

LordEgremont's ch. 1. 'gilvertait;

Mr. Nlty.nell's,bl. c. Cracow, 4 irs,
Mr: Forth's b: Livernoli, yr'S' ••'
The Judge could only place. tbrie.,: .It wasi.a. bard. one-
tested race, and. decided to b.e.ypne by a •Itc.ill;, but there
*as disptitu which 'ivirS the winn'er', some' 114:cliring Hapha-
zard to have been first ; however, the Judge 'pronounced
favour of Mlsery.—The rider (Edwards) of Lord Egremont's
Silvertail complained of 'a cross Miile liyAlte rider of Misery,
and the Stewards, with those MernberA .01. the. Chub down,
here; are to settle the dispute this everiiit;.t.' If will he recol-
lected that Ellwardi was the rider:wheMl-iin Friday with.
Lord Egremont's gr. h..Skiei.-6 +on...Haphazard c.
Handicap •Plate of •60gs.-1-leats;-}hr New• Course. ;
Mr. Grwme's bl„ e. )'y Jumper, 4.1015,.7.4,101b•—•,. ,2. 1
Mr. Walker's hl. f. Gen), 3 yrs,, 6st. 101 h 'l 4 2
Mr. Clark's' b: nr. Bertha',"-aged,•• sw. • • : .3 "3 4
Blacles ch. us. Funny, 5 yrs, .7st111).
Mr. Walker's br..h. .3,. 5 yrs . dr
This race was considered to hive produced three of the
most remarkahle,.well• contested', close tun heats that are re-
corded in:tbe aunals:ot sporting; :5/0.4 mt. the .11eld.agaiust
Gem; .alter the first heat, 6 to Gemi• aftcritbe seAcmri
heat, 4 to 1 on Juniper.

• BETTING R(
ST, L
5i to I agst Sultan• •
5± to 1. Pococurante
7 , to I -- Lisette
Oxt•oau CuP-5 to 4 agst

10M,. Auo-. 4.

9 rot agst Palmarine '
13 to 1 sir Waiter
1 14 to 1 Cardinal Wuisers
•
r6enitii-7 to 4 agst Indus.

GRAND REGA,TTA.' .

The IA of August. falling on Sum.l4y, the Coat' and Badge
given under the will, of. Mr. Doopkrr, the Comedian, in,
commemuratioa of the-accession of -his present MAJEsaY
the throne of Great Britain, to he'rOW'd fbi aunuillyon Elie
Ist of August, by six young waterinenjoStAwt of their appred,
ticeships, took place yesterday. About five o'clock the six,
following started from the Swan, Waterrmin's Hall, Lundoa
Bridge, all being dressed alike :
Nantes. • • ,Where,helenging. •
Edward Emery Bredon.. Black friars. •
"Hunter.. New-stairs.
Williani:Emery •'
William•Lowton Mc:44y. ungotorli. •
Charles Taylor
William itogcrs , East-lane. •
Taylor, of Backside, was the favourite at Grst starting, but
at no time did he take the lead. The Lulu) NlAvou and 4
party in the Water Baililrs.shallop accompanied the rowers
as far as Vauxhall Bridge. .At seKen o'clock they arrived at
the 01,1 .Swan, Chelsea. in the following order
Emery, of Hungerford, first, entitled toThe Coat and Badge ;
William Smith Hunter, IVappingNew7stairs, second;' and C.
Taylor, of Bankside, third. The second. •received three
guineas and a half ; and the third, two guineas and
The-two last prizes are the bequest of the late Sir WI WAN/
JoLIFrE.

Arrs. ItoBINsoN, of Drury-Line Theatre, makes
her debut at the 'fbealie at Tunbridge Wells, iii
the character of Julia, in The Rivals.—The Play
is bespoke by Lady BY RON and LAtly NOEL.

G. CAltuot.t., the Contractor for the last awl
the present Lottery, solicits the attention of the
Public to the Scheme, Which contains Two Grand
nizes of 36,0001. Consols, and only 6000 Tickets.
The drawing will commence 17.11 of AtIGUsT.—
In the last Lottery CAttRoLL sold No, 1345,
another Prize of 20,0001., also No. 1344, a Prizt.:
of 10001., both in Shares, making a larger amount
of Prizes sold at his Offices, 19, Cornlitil, and 26,
Oxford•street, _than at any other —ollice iu the
Kingdom.
‘Ve have already mentioned the finding of bills
on Monday at Manchester,. agaiost Knight, Fit-
ton, Mitchell, and Wardle, for unldo fully as-
sembling at Blackburn, on the sth of July last,
and by seditious speeches, endeavouring to excite
the people to hatred and contempt of the Govern-
ment. A Bench warrant was immediately issued.
:upon the indictment, and Fitton was brought be-
rote tire Court on Tuesday morning : he gave
bail for his appearance, and to take his trial at
the next Sessions. The bail are, himself in 5001. ;
Moses Mellor, of Royton, shopkeeper, in 250/. ;
and Isaac Lees, of Royton, tailor, and T. Hardman,
of Royton, rover, in 1251. each. Wardle, who
had been previously cominittLd on another charge
for want of sureties, pleaded, Not Guilty to the
present indictment but no sureties have yet heel. •
provided, and he remains in coniinernent.: The
Court intimated, that as Wardle was 12(11111-C(1 to
111141 two sureties in the sum -of 250/. each on the
first occasion, two sureties in 100/. each would
be taken on the second indictment-, ,which has
been since removed into the Crown Court at
Lancaster. The other defeodatits, Kni4ht and
Mitchell, had not been apprehended on Saturday: