The Sun.
London, England, 1826-06-08 00:00:00

ANNTIVEIIBAIriP Mt.CTINTC4 OF THE CHA-
RITY CHILDREN AT ST. PAWS

Thiit morning the prinerp" al.streets of the Metropo-
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proceeding procession
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spectacle, when the whole of thent,esro,?toitdi ifionotreNocr:
lic?tsitt'ecraglir6eraYt clothe ; their 'varie-
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clothing Was a sight et once curiously grand. The cowpony,
which was more numerous than on. the -Met .ftneeting,' &whip:Jut
the Anapielotte state of, the weather, were,sultaitted et ten- 9'44004
by tickets, which bad been previously suppl ietl them by the
Treasurers and the Secretary, who actually issued nearly 6,000,
aid by 11 o'clock the body of, the Cathedral was Crowded by the
elegance and beauty of the country, who all appeared,delighted
beyond measurcat the animating spectacle before sh.ui f Shortly
after 11 o'clock hie Royal Ilighneas the Duke of Gloucester,
the President of the Spciety, arrived, and was net at ,the great
south door by Mr. Stable and Mr. Child, the Treatowers, end
the Committee, and by them conducted to the Royal pew near the
pulpit. His Royal Hight-was appeared in excellent health and
spirits, and was Attended by Cul.. Higgins., In the /TAO. pew
we noticed, the Earl and Conmpee of Warwick, Lord Kenyon and
family, Lord taltlibrpe and faMily, Lady Williams, And the Bishop
of Limerick. We'also noticed three foreignme of rank, M. Rena,
a Privy Councillor to the King of Prussia and Minister of State
fOr Manufactures and Commerce ; M. Sehinkel, also aPrivy c, nun-
cillor, and Count Dankeiman ; Lady Catherine Graham, Countess
of Ileauclerc, and Ladies ; Ledy Beaufort and family, the daughter
of Lady Harriett Mitchell; Le Aaron de Steil, the Lord and I
&Jayvees.; and family, the Sherif& of London and their Ladies, and
several of the Aldermen and their Amities, besides a ritimerona
at-
tendance of the Clergy. The performance of the deyicommenced
in the following order :..--Re ore prayers, the 100th „psalm was
ehausited by, the children, accompanied on the organ by Att-
rhilleitii: saute
Authen..`,
ett
joining
wood. It was sungin a very pretty manner, and reflected peat'
credit 'on their singing Master, Mr. Everett. After the first lee..
sotto Te beam wee finely executed by the gentlemen of the choir;.
and, after the second, lesson; Jubilate Duo was Oat finely given by
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etre
14-7..altlemen. Before the prayers for the King, the Core-,.
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was beautifully daunted by the choir, the
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the Grand Chorus. Neat fidlowed trite -
1 1 sth Nam, by the whole of t 6 gentlemen of the ,choir,
the children joining in the ZllleluPh
An eacellent see-
won was then preached by the ,4uthup of Llandaff, Dean of St.
Paul's, and the performances concluded with four verses of the.
Olth Psalm; the Grand Chaos by the gentlemen ,of the choir,
the children joining in some' pats. The company then separated.
The Petrone Will dine together at the London Tavern, the Lord
Mayor in the Chair. The subscription at the doors of the Calle-
dral were liberal.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

%SCOT IIEATIi RACES.--S, CONO DAY, +Juigs..7.

The report that his Majesty intended visiting the races all four
daps, has bad the effect of drawing a much more numerous at-
tendance than is gettetally the case on a second day, for the as-
semblage yesterday was tut little infetior to the first day. '
A little before one the heath was tolerably well filled, and fists '
eyes of the spectators wore then anxiously tinned 'tower& the
New Mile, and at the, usual hour the Royal cavalcades, consisting
of three. carriages and four, approached amidst the cheeringe of the ,
people. The Royal earriages stopped at the Grand "Sterol, ansl
!lie Majesty alighted, and durhtg the whole of the rates was at
the window., conversing with the nobleman of his: anise, or, at-
tousling to the business of the day. His Majesty returned in the
stone style at the conclusion of the match, having apparently.
Much enjoyed the sport.
The attendance of the nobility was very good. We observed,.
besides many other%)
.their °roadie Dukes of Wellington, Port—.
land, Richmond,. Dorset, Grafton,, Rutland ; the Marquises of
L'uter, Titchfield; Graham, Conyngbam ; Earls Jersey, Orford,
Sefton, Egremont, Verulatu, Mountcharlea, Stradbroke ; Lords
Greaves,Dunwich, Fitzroy, P. Rentinek, Cavendish, flarent!or;
General Grosvenor ; Colonels Russell, Synge; Captains i4OlllOl. t
Standen, Bouvede; Messrs. Greville, Douglas, Irby, &c., and
several officers of the Life and Foot Guards.
Ills Royal Highness the Doha of York .wee preeent duriog the
whole of the races, and in the evening had a dinner party. There
was also a dinner party at the !loyal Cottage.
The rouging Will on the whole very fair, soul will be found':
accurately mated as follows
The Albany Stakes of 50 sass. each, h.' ft. fot throe-yr-old °Ai. •
The:New Mile.
• Duke of Grafton's Norman -
Mr. Ames' Pickford's The Captain
Mr. 1 Rogers's Waterman - - 3
The Swinley Stakes of 2:i sore. each. The last mile and WC
' , General Grosvenor's Tears -
•
Lord Tevistoek's Leeway - 2
His Royal Highness the Duke of York's Plate of 601. for all ages.
To start at the (Hussite post, anti go once round and a distance.
. Doke of Rutlaturs El Dorado - -
Mr. firown's Twaddle - -
Five other* started, but were not placed.

A Gold Cup, value linlgs. for horses of ages. About two
miles end a ball.
Captain fitioderes'llderim - 1
Mr. 81111444's Fearnought - 2
sows, h. ft, ; Gentlemen riders.
Lord W. Lennox 's St. Laurence - 1
Mr. Cosby's 'flte Black Prince - 2
A Gold Cup, value 100 gs, nut surplus in specie, by subscription,
of IS soya. each, for horse* not thorough bred. Two miles and
a distance.
Mr. Kenyon's Rabbetley - I
• Mr. Leeson's•quirrel• - 2
Mr. Edwards's Knickerbocker
Mr. G. Bulkeley'a Ihntress - - 4
Mr. DaVitlion's Farmer George r