The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-27 00:00:00

hLANDFORD RACES

These Races commenced on Thursday last, when the Dor-
setshi: e Gold Cup (by Subscribers of ICgs: each, fur all ages)
was thus run for:—

-Mr. King's hr. c. Gainshorough, 4 yrs olrl
Mr. Farquharson's gr. tr. Grey Alm quis, 6 yrs old
Mr. itadclytte's b. 11. Sir Christopher, 5 yis uld 3
Same day for the Maiden Plate of 501. the best of three four-

• mile heats.
Mi. Farquharson's b. m. Meg Merrilies 6 yrs (Ad..-- 1 1
Mr. George's br. c. by Paymaster, 4 yrs old 3 2
\lr. Hart's b. c. Clown, 3 yrs old
Mr. Snow's br. g. Hit or Miss, G yrs cal Gist.
On Friday, 501. for and 4 yrs old, the best of three two-mile

L.,ats.

Mr. King's'br. c.Gainshorough, 4 yrs old I I
Mr. Walker's Non-Cunductor, 4 yrs old 2 C
Same day, for the Members' Plate of 501.
Mr. Farquhat son's gr. h. Grey Marquis, (3 yrs old .l 1
Mr. Kin's hr. c. Gainsliorough, 4 yrs old 2 dr.
Mr. Farquharson's b. g. Gams
Mr. Radelyffe's b. to Sir Christopher, 5 yrs olii
The .:port was remarkably good both days, and the weatlwr
proved very flne.—Amongst the orny were, the Earl of
Ilchester and family, Sir W. Yea's family, Sir R. Carr (iltrit
and family, Sir Ed. Littlehales Baker and family, &e. &c. ri,•.
The Balls were fully attended, and dancing was kept up till
a late hour.

The very great satisfaction the plan adopted hi
former Lotteries gave to persons residing in the
Country, has induced T. Btsu to repeat it in the
present. The undermentioned Ti-,:kets are reserv-
ed for such persons as may older thein and as
the Numbers last. advertised were approved by
many persons residing in London, it hats been
thought adsisable, for the convenience of the
Public, to have part at the West, and part at the
East End of the Town.—The following may her
had at No. 4, Coruhill, either in whole Tickets,
flakes, Quarters, Eighths, or Sixteenths "
No. 609 ' Nu. V 2 N,. 3-24 No. 429 No. 565
1,717 9,306 I 2,410 2,484 319
1 1,5 '4 1,703 1;705 1;722 2,273
1,857 1 1,490 1,530 1 1,592 I 1,701
2,481 1,133 1,194 1.371 1,4E3.9
_

The tolloning may he had at No. 9, Charing-
cross, chhcr in Whole Tickets, Halves, Quartet 4
Eighths, or Si:Ocenths.

9.26 No. 2,0;0 I No. 47,2 No. 2,257 I No. 427
283 1,672 316 1,674 1,426
1,74.2 1,37,2 1 430 1,499 I 1,140
2,683 I 2,73) 1 257 1 2,324 1 1,456
The present Lottery consists of 5,800 Tickets,
Two Tickets of each Number, the Scheme con-
tains Two Prizes of 20,0001. and various other
Capitals, all of which are Sterling Money (as the
Lottery does not contain any Stock Prizes.) The
whole will be drawn 10th of Next Month (Sep-
tember.) In a former Lottery, some of the ad-
vertised Numbers proved part of the `numerous
Capitals sold by 131st1, which in the last, as has
been usual in almost every preceding Lottery,
exceeded in number and amount those sold by any
other Orriee-keeper.—T. Bisu has reserved a few
duplicate Tickets for those persons who eish to
have Two
.of a Number, by which arrangement,
if the purchaser is fortunate enough to get one
20,0001. he is sore to get the other.—The follow-
ing maybe had at Cornhi

9,801 2,802
2,801 . 9,902
AT CHAIIING•CROSS :
2,803 • • 2,804
9,802 •

2,80 r)
2,805

2,7!J1
e,7is

NIP:SENT PEICE.
Tihcet.
Half • LIO 9 0 I Eight's to 13
Quarter 5 5 0 `Sixteenth 1 7 0
*** Letters (post-paid) duly answered.

"Oh ! fair the Ist of September," said a Gin.
tleman, the other day, to a friend,—" Oct I
might commence operations amongst the cover."
—" Pooh !'' rcplird the othe'r, " I long for the
10 t h of September, when I intend to have a thot
at the 2,900 Numbers in the present Lottery ;
if I can bring down the Two Twenty Thousands,
I shall not envy you your sport."

BIRTHS.
On the '24th inst. nt Cheslinnt, the Lady of Thomas
Walton' Esq. of the Foreign Post-Office, of a daughter..
`ante day, in Cadogan-pinct, Frances, wife of R. B. Bollards
of St. John's College, Cambridge, of a son.

NIAlt RI ED.
On Monday I.ast, at pishup„-ate Church, Mr. H. R. Ashby,
of Lotnhard-street, to Miss M: A. Dennett, of. White Lion.
street, Nortonfalgate.
;trile ‘hay, •:it St. Mary's Church, Oxford, Mr. Thomas
Ilitcliings, of flasingliall-street, to Miss Siotir., of the forcer;