The Sun.
London, England, 1819-08-14 00:00:00

YORK AUGUST RACES, 180

TUFSDAY, .AUGIIST 1Q ---(cECcr\D DAY.)
Sweepstakes of 90gs each for 2 yr olrlolts, itst 51b; fillies
Sit 21h; 2 yr old: course, eleven subscribers.
Sir M. M. Sykes's b. c. by Sonilen,lii
Mr. Wilsou'i b. C. by Salolensho
Six to one agst the winner. The Duta, of Leeds's filley the
far ourit e.—Woft easy.
The second year of a subscription of 25g-s each, divided into
three purses, with r,,-;1. added to each by the City of York,
for 5-yr olds, sit 7i1); six. Bst I9lb, and aged, 9st. Four
aril s, eitzliteen subseCtisvr.;.
Mr. %17:Ms's h. h. Maddock, by Whirelock, 5 yrs
Mr. Houlds•vorth's b. h. Magistrale, 5 yrs
Mr. Lanibton's b. in. the Duchess. G yr.; 3
Mr. 'n Viinconkbe's'elt. h. St. Helena, 5 yrs
2 to I agst I In' winner-4 the 1 agst Matzistrate-2 to I agst

the Duchess. A most excellent. race.

Fifty Pounds for three-yr-old, 7st. 71b. and four, Rst. 81b.
maiden colts allowed c?lb. and fillies, 31 h. Heats, one milt
and three quarters. The winner to be sold for 200 gs if
demanded.
hie M. M. Sykes's :7. c. by Camillus, 3 yrs
Mr. Hill's b. c. Mcnx, by 4-.;borns, 3 yrs
Duke of Leeds's b. c. by Mowbray, 4 yrs
Mr. Haworth's br. c. by Sir Charles, 3 yrs
Mr. Watts's b. f. by Cerherus, 3 yrs
Mr. Lonsdale's ch. f. by Governor, 3er s
Bets agst the winner, the Duke of Leeds's colt the favourite.
11 fine race, but woo easy at the end.

HAYMARKET THEATRE.—After the Comedy of
The 'fonder last night, in which Mr. WAnna
anpeared to great advantage in Don &fix, a new
Farce was hroutht forward under the whimsical
title of Belford and Minton, the name of tta o steivh-
luoiring us. Sparkle( lie nts:AnD) elopes wit.h Miss
Bloomley (Miss E. BLANCIiAND), and tO escape the
purs-1, - Fe y art cl nrr
Lnver Craw (Lts-roN), Sparkle bribes the Lind-
lord Of the Inn to let him appear as mine 17ot.
Bounce and Craw are, therefore, with the assistance
of the waiters, driven out of the house. They
take refuge In a post-chaise, anti while. asleep
are coneyed from Minion to Brlford and in
absence, h. marriage: tfikes place between
the Lovers.—Tle. rirce cLicay depends o'n the
characters of Bounce and Craw, which were ad-
mirably supported by TLRRY and LISTON. 1-113R-
NARD, Miss BLANCHARD, and Mrs. DAVEN-
PORT also, were good props to the piece, which
experienced some o!)position, and which, there-
fore seems to be withdrawn for• alterations, and
will then, no doubt, be popular.

THISTLRWOOD, Dr. WATSON, PRESTON:, Find
other Reformers of the same stamp, were in a
boat on the Thames on Thtirsdny lest, dining
ASTLEY'S REGATTA, rowing backwards and for-
wards; and we understand, that •they Gained out
their doctrines to the people in-every passing
boat.

VIIEFERRED.-Rev. W. S. Goddard, 1). D. to
%Ate Rectory of Kingstone, Isle. of Wight ; the
Rev. Richard Carlton, to the Rectory of Nate)?
Scores, Ihots.
BATH altlrALS.—Lord Bradford, Lord Cienbervie, Lady
Aufkrson. Lady Roycroft, Baron de Roubin, Baron Wolfe,
Sir Win. Struth,—Major and Mrs. .N stir), and family, Major
and Mrs. Meadows, Major Sutherland, Captain and Mrs.
Vaughan, Captain Colquitt, Captain Chander, Captain.
Daubeny.
Exmouth was thronged wiPh company on Mon-
day last, to witness the Regatta and other amuse-•
merits which took place on that day.—The sailing
matches excited great interest, and the heats, be-
ing strongly contested, afforded the highest gra-
tification : the prize for the first class was won by
Lieut, FLYNN, R. N. and that foi the 2d class
(for which several boats starred) by Mr. SAMUEL
TURNER, of Exmouth. The fineness of the %yea=
Cher, and the number`of boats on the water, with
the concourse of people on shore, presented a
most pleasing scene'. Ponv and Donkey racing,
wrestling, jumping in sacks, &c. &c. succeeded
the aquatic sports. The various amusements were
well regulated, and kept up with great spirit.
There was a public breakfast, and a bail is the
evening, at I:4.;wuN's Ronms, on the Beacon-Bill,
both of which were most numerously and fashion-
ably attended.
It is with infinite pleasure that we record a
display of loyalty and aH'ectiou for the laws, of a
whole neighbourhood, constituted of the work
people and of the tenantry of the Trustees of the
late Duke of BRIDGEWATER, and of R. H.
BannsHAw, Esq. of Worsley Hail, little short
of one thousand of as fine a,race of men as aoy
in his Majesty's Empire, who spontaneously came
forward to sign a loyal Declaration, and to be
sworn its (and were so sworn Tuesday), Spe-
cial Constables, at the Sessions Room, at Worsley,
before R. It Bradshaw, and James Watkins,
Esquires, two of his Majesty's Justices of the
Peace for Lancaster.—(Chester Chronicle)

Mr. Justice BAYLEY betore Y4.1.k. re-
rievtd all theprivolitio capl;ally cuiivicted there.

IRELAND.

THL'anmY.

Capkio Gilmoor's Company of the Royal Ar-
tillery is tinder orders to embark at Dublin to;
Newtoundidod.

The detachment of the 18th foot, stationed at
Dut►garvan, has been relieved by a similar num•
ber of the 49th,- front Fermay.
Part of the transports hare arriveti at Cork, for
the conveyance of the 46th font to Englan►l, and
the remaining transports are daily rxpected-1 ite
regirt:ent is expected to
~cutilineuce its march for
Cork immediately.

The 78th regiaient is to replace the •6th at
Athlone, an.l the 2d battalion, Rifle Brigade, to
replace the ?Sat at Mullingar.