The Sun.
London, England, 1810-05-09 00:00:00

10 to t agst Britannia.

Mr. Shakespear's Tumbler, Bst. beat Mr. Bouverie's
Pan, sat. 71h. D. I. Mr. Bouverie to stake 300 gs. to
2c.ogs.-7 to 4 agst Tumbler.
The King's Plate of toogs, for mares, 3-yr olds, carrying Bst-
-41b. ; 4-yr olds gst. 41b. ; 5- yr olds gst. tolb. ;. 6-yr olds
and aged, lost. Last three miles of B. C.
Ld Grosvenor's b. f. Plover ( walked over) 4 yrs.
Mr; Bouverie's b. m. Nymphina, 3 yrs _ dr
Sir S.tSitwell's b. 1. Gooseander, 4 yrs
Mr. toworth's b.. 1. Fudge, 3 yrs dr
Lofd Jersey's Frederica, by Sorcerer, out of Poke's dam,..
Bst. '3lb. agst Ld F. Bentinck's Armithr, by Sorcerer, out
of. Precipitate mare, Bst. Two-yr old Course, toogs;
ft. Off by consent.
Fifty Pounds, by Subscription, for 4-yr olds 7st. glb. ; 4r
olds pst. 31b.; 6-yr olds and aged Bst. 71b. -Last three
miles of B. C.
Non-Subscribers to pay sgs. each.
Sir F. Standish's br. c. Guardy (walked over) 4 yrs
Duke of Gratton's ch, 1. Morel,- 4 yrs air

We understand that the Ist battalion of 7th, Or
Royal Fuzileers, who have been for some time
qu pered at Halifax, North America, have received
ord,_•rs to embark for England. It is one of the
finest regiments in his Majesty's service, both Whit
regard to discipline and strength, and is commanded
by that excellent and distinguished officer, Lieut.-
Co!onel BLAKENEY. The 2d battalion is in Portugal,
Yesterday morning Mr. HASE, of the Bank. Of
England, communicated to. the Members of the
Stock Exchange, that on Friday morning next, Mr.
PERCEVAL would be glad to see such Gentlemen as
were desirous of bidding for the ensuing Loan, in
order to appoint a day for the bidding, to arrange the
terms, and settle other preliminaries.
Lieut.-General WHITTINGHAM, assisted by Col;
RAMONET and Lieut.-Colonel SILVERTOP, late of
the 14th Dragoons, is employed in disciplining a
regiment of Spanish cavalry according to the Eng*"
liSlltactics, which it is hoped, through their exer
tions, will become general in the Spanish cavalry-
The latter Officer has lately been sent on a mission
to Gallicia.
Several Ladies of quality, it appears, have formed
a &termination not to opcn their houses for Sub'
scription Concerts in future. The practice was really
disgraceful. There are abundance of places in ttie
their, pas properly appropriated for such entertain"!
to nts, and the Ladies who have acted as Hostesses
on t ,oso occasions, have thele'ore never paSSCU
WitheUt a SUSp:CiOII of being Partners. itt the Musical
fir az .

The remains of Lord COLUNGWOOD are to be II"
terred in St. Paul's Cathedral, on Friday, in the most,
private manner possibi,, within a few feet of Lora
NELsort. Not even the choir service is to be song
on the occasion.

The French merchants in Persia, jealous at sore
late attentions paid to the British Resident, ual(e
represented their grievances in so strong a remor"
strance as to incur the Emperor's di pleasure, W 1
has in consequence ordered them to quit his dorm'
nions. The French. Consul General has accordingli
removed from Ispahan, where he resided in coo'
formity to an article in the Treaty of 1808.
Dodington Wood, near Lincoln, was in grea.o
danger of being destroyed by fire last week, in coo;
sequence of a sudden gust of wind having carrie°
into it. a quantity of ignited weeds, &c. from 3
neighbouring field .A considerable-number of peg'
sons being soon assembled, they cut a wide 100_e'
through the wood, and in about an hour extiv
guished the flames.

Saturday last, as the son of Mr. Wilkes, plaiP
• terer, in St. Mary Axe, was going up a ladder in
Leadenball.street, he missed his hold, fell upon CO
pavement, and was killed on the spot.
A Coroner's Inquest sat on ,Monday at the SbiPs
in-Swallow-street; on the body of a fine girl three,
years old, who was killed by a fall at the corner 01
Princes-street, on Wednesday.: The maid-servant
had the child at the drawing-room window, obserc:
ing some sweeps glancing May gambols, and
sprung out of her arms into the street. The skull
was tra4ured, and the child died in 48 lours.--"
Accidental Death.

A few days ago, as a waggoner was driving his
team up Sedge-hill, in Wiltshire, he fell from the
shafs, was,run over, and killed on-the spot. The.
country people, on finding him dead, tied his hands
and feet ; but under an erroneous idea that it ttal
crintinal to remove the body until-the Coroner had
taken. a view of it, they suffered it remain on the
highway near ten hours.

On Sunday night, about nine o'clock, one of the
GreenWich long coaches was overturned in the Kent
Road, owing to one of the fore-wheels breaking
down. One of the paseengers was considerably
hurt, and conveyed to Mr. Wild's, the Surgeon.
• CORN-EXCHANGE, MAY g,- Of
g:+-The supplies -
Wilelt this day are considerable, mostly foreign;
Fine, supports its price; other qualities, heavy sale'
In Barley and Malt, little. variation ; White Peas
likewise. Beans of the two kinds fully• at the 10
advance. Oats are in tolerable supply, but from the
demand for the public service, this trade is quote"
dearer. Flour as before,
Wheat - 7Ss a 96$ a so6s
Pine ditto - -112 S a t 17s
Rye , - - - 45$ Sos
Barley 3zs a 47$
Malt . 68s a 76s
White Pease -66 s a 72s
Grey ditto .44 a 455
Beans (old) . 18s a Ole

Tick 'Beans (old) 48s a
Oats 225 a 26S a 3f,
Poland ditto .; 32s v",
Potatoe dine) 375 od a
Rape Seed . 461 a 5%.
Fine Flour • . Bss a 9°-
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