The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-10 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET. JULY MEETING, 1810.
MONDAY. JULY 9.

Major Wilson's Erebus, 7st. `Sib. beat Mr. Shakespear's
Knave of Clubs, Bst. 71b. First halt ut Ab. M cogs.--7 to
4\on Erebus.
Sir I. Shelley's Vexation, Sst. tzlh.,beat I). of Gration's
luvenal, Sst tib. Two•yr. old Cours, reOgs'.--i to 2on
Yekation. ,
The 'illy Stakes, a Subscription 'of sogs. tacit, jogs ft. for
a yr. old colts Bst. 61b. and fillies iist..4,b. Two yr. old
Course. •
D. of Grafton's f by Waxy, .out of Scotia - t
Ld ,ersey's b. c. by Young Whiskey, our of Poke'Sdam 2
Ld Stawell's 1. Delenda, by Gohamia, out of Carthage 3
Mr. Wilson's sister to Smuggler -
,- - 4
Mr: El v,es's ch• c. by Trumpator, dam by buzzard,
out of Camilla, by Highfiyer -
,- ' pd
LCI Bariy more's hi. t. y Alexander the Great, awn by
Tiumpator, grand dant by Higtetlyer . pd
Sir I. Slit Iley's r. by Popinjay, out of his grey Preci-
pitate maw, bought ut Mr. Edwards
Sir C. lionbury's b. c, by Sorcerer, out of his Stamford
mare . - - pd
Ld P. G. Osborne's b. f. by Totteridge, dam by Sky.
scraper . - • . pd
Ld ler4ey's b f. by Whiskey, dam by Gouty - Pd
Sir I. Shelley's t. by •Popinjo. darn by Trumpator,
bought of Mr. Smith 7_ - • • pd

7 to 4 agst Waxy.
Ld Grosvenor's Donna Clara, Bst. 31b. beat Ld G. H.
Cavendish's Orange, gbt. Sib. D. M. hogs.-6 t 4 agst
Donna Clara.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.
•
Sir Satn,DgN LAWALNct, Kilt. and Sir SIMON La
Knt.
Berkshire—Monday, (Lily 30, at Abingdon.
Oxfordshire—Wednesday, Aug. t. at Oxford:
Worcestershire -Saturday, Aug. 4, at Worcester.
City of Worcester —Same day, at City of Worcester.
t,loocestershire— Wednesday, Aug. 8. at Gloucester.
City of Gloucester—Snie day, at Gloucester.
Monmouthshire•- Saturday, Aug. I I, at Monmouth.
Herefordshire=-Tuesday, Aug. 14, at fleretorci.
Shropshire—Saturday, Aug. 18, at Shrewsbury.
Staflordshire=Weducsday, Aug. as, at Staffbrd. •

We have great pleasure in announcing, that there
are strong reasons-to believe that Lieut. PESHALL, of
the Royai Navy,who had been missing since 1806, is
alive in the interior of Spanish America, whither he
was sent from the coast on sustricion of his being a
spy. , Lieut. PESHALL, of the Franchise frigate, was
on the humane service 01 conveying a number of sick
and wounded Spanish prisoners tO be landed at Cam-
peche, when the sdiootter whith lie commanded
was wit\ ked on the coast•of Toba+co,•and no traces
of any soul on hoard found, but the unceasing re-
searches of Lieut. PESHALL'S friends led to the re-
cently discovered circumstances relative to that Of-
ficer. The Admiralty and the Sp:•n'sh Go►ernnient•
having kindly lent their zealous aid to arts i►'tmane
object, it is hoped that Lieut. PssuALL. will soon be
restored to his anxious relatives.

Admital Sir GEORGE YOUNG, of the White, who
died a few days ago at Formosa, his seat in Bork-
shire, was ,ine of the oldest and bravest officers in the
service. He was of BOiCAWEN's school, and during
an honourably spent lite, performed some very bril-
liant things in general, as well as in single a, tint's,
both at home ant abroad, which his intimate friends,
the immortal NELSON, and the late Capt. EDWARD
TROMPSON, have so often witnessed. But flaying
been either confined by tormenting gout, or bed-
tildert for many years past, his King and Country.
have unfortunately been deprived of his services.
His ritslv surviving son, Mr. SAMUEL YOUNG, inherits
all his estates in Bc-ritshire and Surrey, together with
his funded property. Lad> YOUNG is to liaise his
town-house in Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury,
additional to tier Ladyship's dowry. Among dif-
ferent legacies to other relatives and friends, he has
willed a handsome one to Admiral Sir THOS. BOUL-
,DEN THOMPSON.

A vessel is just arrived from Spain. \Ve are sorry
to hear that the brave General O'DONNELL, partly
from the severity of his wounds, and partly from dis-
gust, had resigned his command. The French had
been repulsed in an attack upon Nligninenza, and
General DOYLE had left Tarragona, with a reinforce-
ment of 9,500 men, and a large supply of provi-
sions for that place; so that no apprehensions were
entertained for its safety. SouLT, as well as AUGE-
REAU, is said to have been disgraced, and recalled
from his command. The Spanish army of the cen-
tre was in a forward state of re-organization, and
shortly expelled to present a formidable front to the
enemy.

Letters from Madrid, dated the 4th ult. state that
three different attempts had been made to overthrow
the French authority in that city, but that these en-
terprises had not succeeded, in consequence of the
number of troops in garrison there, and the vigilance
of King JO%EPH'S Government, by which the plans
,of the insurgents had been discovered before they
were ripe for execution.
Lord COCHRANE sailed from Portsmouth on Fri-
day, in his yacht, the Julie for Plymouth, whence
he intends to proceed immediately on are excursion
to Portugal. His brother, the Hun. Captain ARCHI-
BALD COCH RASE, accompanies him.

The number of oxen slaughtered during the three
last months of April, May, and June, in the Me-
tropolis, was 29,029 ; of calves, 804-9 ; of sheep,
and lambs, 227,0b4 and at bOISCS, 2447.