The Sun.
London, England, 1817-07-09 00:00:00

TRANSLATION.

Here Joam Ronsr BEEF, Esqnire. Cloth lie,
Who bang'd himself, h, knew not why.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, ISI7.
TupuAY, JULY 8.

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Handicap Sweepstakes of 15gs each, for three and four-yrs.
olds. Ab.M.
Ld Jersey's c. by Walton, out of Mockbird's dant, 4 yrs,
Bst. 71b. . . A
I). of Grafton's brother:to Jol:e, 3 Sts. 7st. 41b..
Mr. Payne's if. by Canopus,- 3 o.s. 7st. 21b.
6 to .2 on ‘Valtoo c.
Ld Jersey's Slender Billy, Bst. 411). beat Ld G. H. Caren,.
dish's Alcohol, Bst. 711.); 100gs.-7 to 4 on Slendet
Billy.
The Second Year of a Renewal of the Sweepstakes of ings
each fur three-yr-olds, t;st.9lb. fourolst.llb. fire, Bst. i OW;
six, 9st. and aged, 9st. 91b. T.M.M.
Ld Darlington names Glow-worm, 5 yrs 1
Ld Rolls names liotow, 4 yrs ... 0 2
D. of GraftanN 'l'rictrac, 3 yrs ... 3
Mr. Watson's Stockholm, brother to Seagrave, 3 yrs ..
Ld fi. H. Cavendish'; brother to• Joke, 3 yrs
Mr. Payne's Itanlithorongh, 4 Vl's
3 to 1 asst Bulow-7 to 4 apt Trictrac.
After the Dead Heat fi to 4 on Glow-worm.

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Fifty Pounds for three-yr-olds, carrying 65t.914. four, Bst.
fire, est. 91b. six, 9,1. 121 b. and aged; 9st. D.I.
Ld Jersey's ch. h. Slender Billy, aged .....
Ld Rous's Araxes, ch. h. 6 yrs
Mr.. Wyndham's b. h. Wa-n lever, 6 yrs
Mr. Crockford's bl. c. by Walton, out of Chrysels, 4 yrs
2to 1 agst Sender Billy-6 to 5 agst Wanderer.

Barrisn INsTertmorc.—The Evening Exhibi.
tions at this place, so liberally given to the
higher Circles, to Artists, Amateurs, &c. &c. con-
cluded last night. The Rooms were crowded with
visitors, among whom were many of the higher
orders, and a large assemblage of elegant females.
These Exhibitions constituted one of the most
agreeable haunts of Taste and Fashion that we
have ever attended, and if we had not the pleasure
of still continuing to view by day the fine col-
lection of Paintings which cover the place, we
should have " cast a longing lingering look" on
taking leave of such a treasure of the Arts last
night. We must repeat (pir thanks to the Go-
vernors of this admirable Exhibition for the gra-
ttiitons pleasure which they have thus afforded us,
and our hope that an Institution so well calcu-
lated to' encourage British Genius may afford
them a lull reward, the only one which they de-
sire, in the general improvement of the Fine Arts
of this Country.
Mr. WM. PoNsoNBY arrived in town yesterday
morning from lieland, about au hour after the de-,
cease of his much-lamented father.

_ .
The Act to abolish the punishment of-Palie
Whipping on Female Offenders received the
Royal Assent on Monday last, the 7th instant.
Yesterday there was a grand fieldodny of the
First Regiment of Horse Guards, on Wormwood
Scrubbs.

A poor man named Bartlett, who had 3 ccus-
coined himself to get over the cliffs- near West Lul-
worth, for the purpose of taking the. eggs and
young of the sea-birds for food, ventured in that
" dreadful trade" on Sunday se'nnight, when,
by some accident, his foot slipped, and he was
precipitated down a precipice several hundred feet
perpendicular, and literally dashed to pieces on
the rocks.

Yesterday morning a fine boy, three years of
age, son to Mr. Adcock, of Brook-street, Rat-
cliff-cross, fell head-foremost into a large tub full
of boiling water, and was scalded to death the
tub had been just filled out of the copper, and
was left in the yard preparatory to• begin wash•
ing, and in the absence of the servant, it is sup-
posed, the unfortunate little innocent, in leaning
over the tub, overbalanced himself, and tumbled
in head-torecnost, as he was found lying on his
back in the water quite dead.