The Sun.
London, England, 1819-06-11 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ASCOT HEATH RACES.—Tatra DAY.
The Prince Regent, the Duke of York, Prince Leopold►
Princess Augusta, and a splendid retinue, honoured tbe
Course with their presence ; and the company, in fashion and
numbers, exceeded the first day. 5 The spurt was very good.
Sweepstakes of 200 gs each, for 3-yr-old fillies Set. 41b.
Duke of York's f. by Seymour, out of Grarnarie
Duke of Grafton's sister to Joke
Lord Foley's f. by Soothsayer
High odds against the winner, not named even ; 5 to 4 agsS
Lord Foley, and 6to 4 agst tbe Duke of Grafton. Woo hi a
canter.

The Windsor Forest Stakes of 50gs each, for 3 yr-old fillies,
Bst. 41b. A mile, the same as the first race.
Duke of Grafton's ch. f. Miracle

Duke of Rutland's sister to Osman

This was the best sporting race which has occurred here;
betting was even, and the first a dead heat, which clearly de•
monstrated to what niceties men can judge of the power air,
action of the race-horse. Miracle was hacked at h t 4 after
the heat, which was admirably cohtested, and won by half a
length..

The Gold Cup (which was exhibited at the Grand Stand) of
100 gs value, a subscription of 20gs each, for all ages.—T"'
miles and a half.
Mr. Goddard's Anticipation, aged, 9st. nth.
Duke of York's Gazelle, 5 yrs old, Bst. 1 Jo

3 and 4 to 1 on tile winner.

Sweepstakes of logs each ; colts, 89t. 71h., and fillies, Bst. 21b.
The new mile.
Mike of Yolk's h. c. by Smolenslco
Ld Cavendish's Financier (Mr. Vansittart's horse)
Ld Darlington named Lovemore
sir J. Shelley's Contus colt 4

A Plate of 501. fur all ages; 3-yrs old, ist.; four, Bst. 51b.;
fire, 9st. ; and six and aged, 9st. 51h.
Mr. Lambton's Truth, 4 yrs old
Mr. Benhow's Maiden, 4 yrs old 1
Mr. Forth'. Loremore. by Election g 3dr
Mr. Rogers's Thunderstorm, 4 yrs old 3 dr
Even betting between Lambton's Truth and the field; avd
it remained so after the heat, for which Truth merely sated'
his distance; 5 to I after the second beat.

WEsTMINSTER HALL—This morning the LORD
CHANCELLOR was attellded at his residence la
Bedford•square, by the Twelve Judges, the Via"
Chancellor, the Master of the R6lls, with a great
number of Gentlemen of the Chancery Bar, when•
after.the usual ceremonies taking place, they pro..
ceeded in grand cavalcade to WVes►minster Hall►
to open the four Courts of Law, which was done
with the accustomed formalities, it being the first
day of Trinity Term.

THE TnRATRE.—The Poor Gentleman was re'
presented last night at the Haymarket Theatre for
the benefit of Mr. KNIGHT, of Drury-lane Theatre►
one of our best Comic Actors, and deservedly,
among the chief favourites of the Public. The
principal Performers of Drury-lane Theatre readily
assisted on the occasion, and with the vocal adds'
tions by INCLKDON, JOHNSTONE,' T. COORS, tllrs•
BLAND, and Hant.eY, altogether manifested die
esteem in which Mr. KNIGHT is held by the
illeotrical community, and afforded a high treat E 0
an overflowing. audience.

On Wednesday Mr. BuowN, the King's MO'
senger, arrived in Downing-street with dispatchef
from India.
The whole of the Cabinet Ministers have lamed
their cards of invitation for grand dinner patties
on Thursday next, at their respective residences.
The Band of the Royal Horse Guards attended
at the PRINCE REGENT'S cottage in Windsor Palk•
during the slay of his Royal Highness there.

In Seyinnur-plnce,-on the 6th instant, thelady Katherina
Milken, of a sun.

MARRIED.
Yesterday, the Reverend Gerrard Thomas Andrews, on!,
son of the Dean of Canterbury, to Elizabeth Catherine,
eldest dangliter of Dr. Eleberden, of Upper Brooli,street.

DIED.
On Wednesday, the 2Gth tilt. at Colchester, in the SOtk
year of his aae, Randolph, sixth son of the late Rev. notes.
Baines, of Halstead, Essex.
Lately, at his brol tier's house, Dublin, Lientenarrt-Genera4
Barton, aged 59, thirty-nine years of which he served in his
Majesty's 2d Regiment of Life Guards.
At Sidniontb, on the sth inst. after a long and most painful
illness, which he supported with the greatest fortitude, Col.
,Garbett Vi'alshant, of Knill Court, in the county of Herefords
TIMBER DLTTIE9.—A paper is hi partial circa- aged
48.
!Elliot), entitled " Revision and Consolidation On Friday,last. of an apopleCtic seizure, the Rev.Tbornag,,
George Clare, 13. D., Rector of St. Andrew's, Holborn, andof o'
the Duties of Customs," and which, it is Walnfer, in Keht, and formerly Fellow of St. John's College,
• Oxford.
understood, is of a demi-offi:ial character.— ----------
This paper professes to enumerate the ar-
ticles on which au increase of the Duties of
Customs will be imposed, and of the articles

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