The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-02 00:00:00

THURSDAY

A Purse value Fifty Gualaexs. I)vo.mile Heats.
Ld 41ilasfy; 4yrs old 2 2 r•
Mr, Hutt:lli:Awes h. c. Preston Lad, 4 yrs 'Old 3 I 2 2
Mr: flourliOn's br.. Gantecbck, 4 ;is , I ,
3 3
The Loyalty Cup—AC:old Cup-, valti'd One" Ilundreq.Guii)cas,
given by the ,Corporation of Seti6al, added to a 6,,cp.
stakes of Ten umeas each, tor all ages. -,Une
Heat.
Sir R. Bro*oke's b. f. buchess, 4 yrs o'ld •
Mr. Oliver's h. t. Sbeba's Qieen, 4 rs uid
1).ot Hamilton's k. c; by ord
Sir I. Lawsun's cli. ch. 4,yrs. old

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A Match lor Fifty.Guipeg, p. p. Qoe
ll.Darrob's c. p. Dick, aged .
W . Cracidey's b. p. 4 yrs old -

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FRIDAY..
A Purse.iatue Fifty Guineas, for all' ages. Thred-tnile!.
Beats.,
Mr. Scatisbrick's br, f.' 3 yrs old
Sir T. S. Nl,-ssey Stanley's b. g, Viper, 6 yrs old
141 b. g. Trusty, 4 yrs old -
A Sweepstakes of't'en e;uineas each, .p. p. for Hunters nOt
triorough.pred. -To ,arry tast. Two miles.
Mr. Tert4f)est'a b. h, by ,-Zacitariali • - .
Mr.'Gtlitvand'S b. g. by whiskey
NI:. Cu:tittle's b.' m. Dusty -
A Sweeptrakes' of Seven •Guineits each, p. p,
G uiheas.acided by tire. Town. df.Orsinskirk.
r. I kiting's br. g. Brown Bobby, 6 yrs old -
- Nir. • I leritage's ch. M. Juliet, aged' -
Mt kt-,ilioson's b. g. Pepper, 6 yrs Old . -

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- 3 dr.

with Teti

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2 2
3 dis

PEDE:STRIAII 'EAT.--Mr. .dWard Mill n, of
Bothersden, *started-on -12!.esday week, at Six o'clock'
in theeyening, to go one
.inndr,d miles in tl.venty- •
four succeSF,ive hours on C!iaring Heallis; which
task he ,c)mpleted thirtyjrv'e-rninutes a ithin the
gi:ett time. , Mr. Millen 'perfOrmed the first eight
mdes in an hour and.seven, -minutes,' and 'went a
mile in eight or nine .minuies • for some time after-:
that ;- toWatds -the close he*appeared much fatigued,
andAris feet. were swollen conslae:ably. • „
The follOWilig extraordinary, circumstance has
lately taken.pince at one of the first Inns in the
City,:--btu the evening of the day that Sir FRANCii
BURDETT liberated from the Tower, Mr., H.
an *Attorney, supped with SOL-De friends at. Intr.;
After supper Mi. H. Missed- his watch'; ever, pus.
sible'sarch was made for it, but it could not be
found. A short time after Mr. H. had an appoint.
meat. with a Gentleman in the coffee-room of the
same Inn, upon business. The landlord cattle into-
the tom, and the Gentlean, who was writifig
letters-for the posr,..asked, him the hour of the day,
and. what time he had-to spare before the close of
the post-time., The-landlord took a watch out of
his pocket, a. d tad him,, and, then left the room. •
As soon as he was.-gone, Mr..H. w 11) much agita-
ton, told the Gentleman the circumstance of. his
16sing his wa:ch—and that. the watch that the land-
lord had produced, he Was positive, was his. It
was theo planned to have the laud! ,rd
to make an• excuse to
_induce hint to take out the •
watch from his pocket, which. was..:cordingly done
by the- Gentle Man, by asking him the time, and to
lend him hiS watch and seals, to seal. his letterA,
when, to their great astonish ment,(he landlot.d pro- -
duced'atrother 'watch : Mr. H. tlhenaddressed
and told him he,4ad lost. his watch in his house,
where he and his. property. oug'it to have been 'pro-
te':deti by him, and that he had jut. b.. fore taken it
from his pocket,, and. he had.no doubt had changed
it for another, because he .afierwardsvrecolleaed his
.person, and unless .he produced his Watch he would
*take him before the LORD MAYOR :—di%racefili tO
reiate, after some hesitation and contrition, he re-
stored the watch.

The present EMPRESS of the FRENCH, late ARCH-
DUCHESS,Of AUSTRIA.--The only genuine Portrait
of th s PersOnage having hee'n accidentally procured-
by Mr. BELL, it IS now beautifully engraven by
.Mad. Ilonactea, and was pubTslied yesterday the
Ist'ot August, in,the last lc umber-being the Eighth
of the New Series of "La B.:.11e Assemblee." This.
Number trill' be enriched with a great variety of,
_correct representations of the Fashionable Costumes
of the Month, besides original Muiic and. the usual
Designs for Needle .and Tambour Work. The L
terary Department is rendered interesting and valu-!
able by criginal correspondence, and classical litera-
. tore. Thi.s Number is ofilred to the notice of the-
Lidies, as a specimen of. the tyle of excellence in-
,
which th:::'Woik will be concluded, in future.—Pub=
lished for Weekly 11•lessenger Office, South- •
a,ni)tori street, Strand; aud.may be had of all boOk;-

ANsioN-HousE.—Y ester day Jtilliana ,
was again brought- before the Loid Mayor, charged
with having in • hiS possession .an &chequer. 13111,
which had been st.len from Mr. Kent's cotinting-
house, about four years since, when the house hart
been robbed by thieves.—Jeremiah Goodall, the
High Co,,stable..for Coventry, produced wrath the
,Exchequer
,Bill,, Hampshire, , Southampton, and
other -notes, to the 8111011111 01 five hundred pounds,
which he.said be took frOm the prisoner when he
apprehended him, -all of which the prisoner Con-
fessed to be his •prnperty.. M. Kent proved the
Exchequer Bill to ha've. been stolc.n from his house
in London Wall, and hearing ihatit was found iti
the ptiioner'st possession, who was then charged,
with other offences, he, obtained a warrant-froin the
Lord Mayor: to detain him Jo ,answer this com-
plaint. ' The prisoner, in hiS defence;
,complained
much of the warrant having been put in execution
after so long a time. [-le raid that.. he had been
confined in Warwick gaol for, tAo years, and "was
given tnunderstand that this wrirraiit was done away;
that he had taken the ExcheqUer Bill in pay.-rrient
for cheese, in 'which henuce was a dealer, and ti,at
he took it from a person in:WalWorth (he afterwards
said Walbrook), but the persdn;vtiaS not tb be found.
He again solicited leis Lordship.to put oft' the exa-
mination; that
,he might. have 'it in ..h.s power,to
find out, the person alfuded to. He was accordingly
remanded for further examination.