The Sun.
London, England, 1810-10-08 00:00:00

SPORTING 1 INTELLthEAra!:

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER ICfEE'TING,

MONlli. Y, ocr. 15.
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One-third of a Subscription of 25gs. e.ach,:fcir S-yr olds flst.
81b. 6.yr olds 9st. arid aged 9st. 31b. B. L. tom* fide
toe property 91 Subscribers.
SUI3CRIBERS.
rosvenor, Id Icisey, Sir j. Shelley, Sir C.:Bunbbry
Mr. y.oisittart, Ld G. 1-1 Cayeoctish, Mr. WilsOn,'D. of
Grattuu; Mr. Fer:nor, Mr. Goddard, .Ld Sack-ville, Mr.
Lake,• W. Stawell, Ld Lowther, Mr. Kelkriziann, Gen.
Gower. -
• Lil Oxford's Poulton, Bst. \4lb. agst Mr. Shakespear's
Tumbler, tist. D. 1. toogi. •
Major Wifson's Erebus, agst Gen. Gower's Abdiel;• Bst.
21b. each. 'R. M. zoogs. h It.
Mr: Shakevear's Knave ut Clubs, 9st. 21b. agst Ld G.
I-i. Cavendish's Lecreston, Sst. tlb. Two-yr old Ccurse,

La Kinnaird's Dandy, Sst. tolb. agst Mr. Wilson's Cam-
bric, 7st. gtb. D. ft.
Ld Foley's.Spaniird, apt 'Ld C. 11. eavc.ndish's Flori-
val, Sat. 41b tiCrU,SS the Flat, zo.gs.
.Sir . Shelley's Fanny, Sat. tilt. agst Ld C.• H. Caven-
dish's Orange, 7st. t ilb. 0. M. loogs.
Ld 'Lowther's Yellow Hammer, Sat. 71b. agst Sir W,
Gerard's (Maria, 7st.,slb. M. 4aogs. h. it.
• Ld Sackville's 710. rec. bogs. troll) Mr. Shakes-
spear's Harpoerahis,Sat. 71b. Across the Flat, wogs.

TUESDAY.
Fifty Pouods for old. colts ~..irryit?g Bst. 41b. and-fillies

34t. 21b. Two-) r old Course.

LI Darlington's c. (dead) by au Peter, out of Nitre, agst
lcrsey's c. :by 'Sorc,rer, out ut Ipswich's dam, b,t 71b.
eacu. Across the Flat, zoogs. h. ft.
Mi: Thor hill's Fairing„ )Ib. agst I.d Jei,e)'s Kau.
garoo, by Young Wirslc,:), out. ui Pukc'a dam, tat. bib.
'f wo.yr old Course, .R;045.
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W.ato,i's Ssz. 'lb. agst D. of Graltoh's joke,
7' t. Two-yr old Court.e, toogs. 11. it.
Aotonio, list. 71J: agst Generul's Gc,vier's
Mirth, rist. ilb. Ab. tt.
Lti S.I..:KVILIC'S Deceiver, 9)1. agt Mr. HOWOIIII'S 111V411(1,
75t. 131 b. D. M. tongs.

WEDNESDAY.

The Second year of a Renewal o:
.odobet garlands Stakes.
13. A. A Subscription Lit 3.gs. each, (logs. it, it
oy one o'clock on "l'uesitay.)
To be run tbr by Horses of all ages, a-yr olds excepted.
SUBSCRIBERS.

Ld Jersey, D. of Ruti-and, A,lr. Wilson, Mr. Craven, Ld
'.kint.aird, Mr. -Goulburn; Ld t oley, Ld G.. Osborne,
Grafton, Mr. Wyntihain,•Sir J. Shelly,, Mr. Norton,
Sir C. Buithdry, Gen. Gower, Ld Grosvenor, Ld Grosvenor,
Mr. Kellerinann, Mr. liellermann, Ld Lowther, Ld Low_
titer, Anurew, Gen'. Gower, Mr. T. C. Browne, Ld
Sia,.:ll, Ld Stawell, 'Lct G. H. Cavendish, Mr,. Watson,
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Mr. Payne.

I To,bn Plate of sol. for 3-yr olds fist. 41b. 4-yr okds, Bst.
4tb. -}r olds, bat. Silo. r utds, gst. Rio. and aged
9it. 4;a. t. M. Al. K. C.

Kinnaird's Dandy, Bst. 6113. agst Mr. Shakespear's
Sprite, 7st. tun). Ab. M. zuogs h, tt.

TH(JaSDA.Y.
Mr. Shakespear's Knave o► dubs, SaX. 71b. agst Major
W/Lon's lifebus!, Bst. Tvyu.yr old course, -wogs.

FRIDAY.
Sweepstakes of ao,,gs each. Across the Flat.
D. of. Graitun's Pope, Sst 7,0.
1.11 foley's Spattixd, Bst. alb.
Mr. Lute's Britannia, 7st. 131 b.
Sweepstakes of zoogs. each, h. ft. Across the Flat.
LI Kinuaird's Gundy, Sst. 41b.
Ld Grosvenoi's 13envo.k. Sit.'
LUG. 11. Cavendish's Ec.L:stonilst.

1.(1 Kinbaird's Dandy, Bst. slb. agst. Mr. Payne's' c. • by
Gebouw:, out of Chester s sister, 7st. 1 tlb. M. 2oogs.
h. It. - - •

I.d. Sackville's Pan, 73f. rec. 63gs. from Mr. Shakcspear's
Hal pocratcs, Sst. 71b. Across the Flat, ioo6s.

Admiral FREEMANTLE arrived at Cadiz on the
17+h ult. and .was to sail the next•day, to join the
fleet off Toulon. , W have received the following
communication, dated ".
CADIZ, SEPT. 19, 1810.--A Court Martial has
been on -Lieut. NOPS, of the Hardy gun-brig;
on'charges of tyranny, oppression; and eilibt!zzle
thent of stores. He was setf,enCedt-) be multied
six months' .Pay, pin at the, bottom of the list of
'Lieutenants, and dismissed the command of the
SomcnvlLLE,:of the Circe, has been
tried for neglea .of deity, tic. and honourably ac-
qUitted. The' Circe. art red 'only a few days Since
frorn ti)e Havarwah ;- she „did notiget .any.
Aintiral Itowt:EY having sent it 10 Spain in one of
his' cruiz..f us. The Implacable, 74,
RCaptain. COCK-
BUN, sailed on the 6th with Prince of vlsturias
-and St. Anna, Spanish line of battle slops, for the
Havanna!). The Implacable td return with money;
Str 11.1cnAitnt.EArrs.has stied his tlig to the Mil -
ford,'which, %%it!) the liodnell, Achille; Atlas, Druid,
And Dotterel; are lying here.!—E%tV +long relating
to this pl.;ce retnains• same as before,•the French
on the 'defensive. .They have not more
than 10,000 men in that neighbourhood. The foth
itatment t, gine' to • Portugal to reinforce Lotd
WELLINGTON: The Achille has been very sickly with
a typhus fever ; but she has only lost Mr. Cockey,
Aldshipman,' and' two men by it. The Salcette.
arrived here with Mr. ADAIII, from Constantin+vk,
on his way to England."

NAy,►t. APPors-rhczars. Rear-Admiral Sir Samuel
Hood, to succeed Atinutal Rowley in' the command at la-
maica ; Rear-Adiniral thirgood, ttisticceed Admiral Sawyer;
at Portsmoutn ; 'Capt. Whi:e, to the Hib;rnia ; Capt.
Carden, Africa; Captain Ryirt•s; Mats ; Captain Bowker,
Wiz td ; Lieut. Marpleo, ot the Atlas, aaing, to the Etna;
Lieut. Carrol Lot. the Achille, to tile gun-boats at Gibraltar;
Mr Lindsey, ot the San loser, to be Lieutenant irf ill::
Aciiille; lohn Brenton, lisq. (brOther to the gallant Cap;
lain ot that name), to be Secretary to Admiral Stopfoul; Mr
A tnyatt, to be Secretary to Adniiral Hargood ; Mr. W: Banks,
to be Surge.fn of the Malacca.

The- Irench Officers who arrived at Portsmouth,
from Spain, were in tery deplorable condiiion.
None of the subordinate class of OtfiCers po.:sess,d
money enough to carry them to the places assigned
for their parole : bat upon a representation made
by Captain.WOODRIFVE, the Agent to the COminis-
sioners for Prisoners of 'War, they were allowed
fourteen dayS" subsistence money. There were
467 landed, from the rank of General to Ensign.
They haVe proceeded on theirparole to .Northamp-
ton; Creditor), Chesterfield, Morton Eton, Andover, '
and Waltham.

Rear-Admiral HARGooD (one of the Trafalgar
beaks) hoisted his flag on Thurs:iay, as Second in
Command at Portsmouth, in the, 'town of Admiral
SAWYER, who i 3 going'to Halifax.
Sir HOME POPHAM is arrived in the Penerable,
off the coast of Spain, with a considerable gnaotity
of arms and ammunition, in add,tion to what he
has already landed in' the North of the Peninsula,
for the use'of the Patriots.

Rear-Admiral the Earl of GALLOWAY, We un-
derstand, will hoist his flag and succeed to Sir
SAMUEL HOOD'S command iy the Mediterranean
Fleet.