The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-30 00:00:00

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:Frhich Gen t" triers be and not like.

Cocd ti fires to Stiails.;hotild be akin-
Always their hoLises keep. within ;
80, mit to carry, Fashiors's hacks,
All they are worth upon their backs.

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Good Wit'ee, like City Clocts, 'should chime,

Be trztilast and keep in t?ate,
But 1101 iihe city docks, niottd •
Be heart:, hy till the vuiAar

Good Wires like &hoes still should do,

Spc:li( hilt wheil tli are spoken to;

nut not like Echoes, MOSt. Absurd,
tizive for ever the last word.

J. S. B.

SPORT! NG NTELLIGENCE.

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NEW :FIRST OCTOBER MrETING., 1817.
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... MONDAY, SEPT. '29.
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The Trial Stakes, a Subscription of togs each, fur three-year
olds,•7sl. 91b.; four, Bst. 91b.; fire, 9st. 21b;; six and aged,
94 611)_ 1?.....M.
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Ld G.- H. Cavendish's!). b. Bourbon, 5 yrs ' 1
Ld 0. H. Cavendish's b. h. Alcohol, aged 2
Mr. IVyndliain's b. b. iVanderer, 11. yrs . 3
The Judge placed but three.-5 to 4on Bourbon.
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Post Sweepstakes of ;Mks each, b. ft.; colts, Bst. Oh.; fillies,
Sst. alb. A. F. To bi lug one to the post.
Mr. Lake's b.r. e. Gazelle
D. of Rutland's ch. c. Sylvania, by Senn) '2
Ld G.ll. Carendisb's 1)..c. by Dick Andrews, out of Barossa 3

sto 4 on Ga
D. of Grafton's Waterloo beat 1.(1 Foley's brother.to Sooth-
sayer, Bet. 41h., each, It. M.`.2oogs.—e to 1 on Waterloo.
'Mr. Prince's ripylina colt, Sst. lolb. beat Mr. Cossans's
Paulina, aSt. 81b. AL. M. 1004.5, h. ft.-6 to 4 Ea) Piryliva c.

fIETTINC AT TAT'J
NEW M ARK El
4 to I agst razor.
4 to 1 -
7 to

L'F,RSALL'S, Styr. 49.
' ST. LEaErt.
7 to 1 agst Cerberns.
8 to I - Wasp.

THE STAKES OF 5,00G5. EACH AT NEWMARKET.
Even betting Grey Skim against the field.
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DERBY, 1818.
Lord Roils the favourite.
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O'AKs, 1818.
Loo the favourite; Sister to Fandango second favourite.

REGISTER OF FASHION.

FASIIIONA BLE CH ANGES.

The Earl and Culintess of Hardwicke, from Wimpole-Hall,
Cambridgeshire, on a tour through Scotland; Mr'. and Lady
C. Cocks, for East hoe Castle, Hereford ; Lord and Lady Mel-
bourne in town, from Pansanger, Herts ; lion. Pereeval
and family, to their seat near Grantham; Hon. and Rev.
Calleton, to his heat in Northamptonshire; Mr. :-.141 MIE•
Rokeby, to their seat in Scotland ; the Countess of Egremont
and family, at Cook's Hotel, from Ramsgate; the Earl of
Ashburnham, in Dover-street, from Snsirx ; H.' Beckford,
Esq-lfrom Wilts; M. Burgoyne, Esq. from his seat in Sussex,
at Thomas's Hotel ; Major Montgomery, to Cambray ; Cap-
tain Luttrell, to ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Marsden and family, to
Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Boehm, to their seat, Ottersham, from a
tour; the Earl of Errol, from Brighton, for Bognor ; Lord
and Lady Fit zharris, from Hurn Court, Flouts, on a tour;
Lord Alvanley, for Newmarket ; Sir George and Lady He-
nage Osborn, in Charles-street, Berkeley-square, froi'u Bed-
fordshire. • •

Lord COLCI-I ENTER was at the lioyial Hotel part
of this week ; he was in excellent hea!th and sl►i-
rits, aril visited the I►oor-house, with which his
Lot dship exptessed himself much pleased; he af-
terwat►ls (vent to 111 r. THOMASON'S, and some
other manufactories.—(kirminham Herald.)

The Duke and Duchess of RUTLAND are enter-
tainin4 a large party of distinguished fasitionables,
at their sear, Chevviy. . .

Lord PETE HSU AM. Las left town to join. a large
shooting party in Norfolk.

An advance has taken place in copper. PI the
Cornwall papers it appears that what is there
called " the standard," in other words, the price,
rose on Thursday last at Troro to 1251. per ton.
At one period, within the last two years, the
'nice was so low as 781., upon whicli the present
price is an advance of more than sixty per cent.
A great number of persons flock-cd, to Union
yesterblay,, expecting that Owen, who is- in
Horsemonger-lane tool on the charge of attempt-
ing to murder Mr. Jones, his wife and servant,
would be brought up for examination, but they
were disappointed. The surgeons give great hopes
that Mrs. Jones and the servant will' in a short
time I.)e able to attend and give evidence. Mr.
Jones is son in wear danger; the wound in the
throat is inflamed, lint the surgeons give hopes
of his ultimate recovery. The examitiation is put
off fora week.

FEMALE ROWING MaTcti.—A Rowing Match
took pltre yesterday, at four o'clock, on the Ri-
ver, between Chelsea and Battersea, which ex-
cited great interest. Six watermen's wives started
1..1 six sculltrs to row a given„diStance for a wherry.
The ladies were dressed in appropt late trimmings,
and the boats were discriminated by dithlent.eo-
lours Waving gracefully in the wind, at the stern,
In thr first heat two or the Ctindidates were dis.-
tanced. The remaining fonr then" started, and
the prize was won, at two beats, by a strapping
wench, the mother of four children. At the mo-.
went of her at rival at: thy goal, her victory WaS
proclaimed by the discharge of a pistol by the
judge on shore, and she ewes carried in triumph
into 'a public-11;,useou the beach. No jolly young
waterinan could handle his oar ++ith more becom-
ing dexterity than this (bison% tunale. tier nu-
merous ft iends crowded after her, and drank her
health in copious libations. •

POLIcE Coy ier, EDINBURGH. Thursday the
wife of. Joseph Rae, chimney sweeper, lately con
victed and transported tor cruel usage 61 his ap-
prentice boy, brought a CoMillltint against a maii
and his wfe for an assault. She had oily one
witness )a chimney sweeper)' to prove her case,
Who, in the course of his examination, turned out
to be her husbaud, having wank() her since her
first husband (Rae) was transported, kind that,
too, in the knowledge of her previous marriage.
The marl iage lines on both occasions were issued
by the Session-clerk of the Canougate. The M.,-
y, istrate ordered both the man and woman to I)
detained, and sent to the Slo:r.fl -on the charge of
bigamy. The charge of assault was found not
proven.--(Edinburgh Courant, Sept, 27.)