The Sun.
London, England, 1819-08-17 00:00:00

MISS JUDY tI.GRA6Y.

Och Here's Liberty, Ladies
Su charming the trade is,
We'll keep it up all-that we cant
Soul and body we'll stake,
Little Patriots to make,
And we'll stand to the very last Man

PRINCE LEOPoLD.

YORK, Auo ILL—Yesterday morning this city
was Honoured with (Ise arrival of his Royal High-
ness Prince LROPOLD of Saxe-Cobourg, and Lis
suite (Baron Hardenhrock, Sir R. Gardiner, Dr. '
Stockinar, &c.) on their tour ro the North, They
arrived at the Black Swan,, about ten o'clock, its
two carriati.es ; and the Pritice was• soon waited
upon by Earl, Fiizwilliam, the Archbishop of this
Provnce, and several other Gyntlemen, with
ivlo his Royal Highness proceeded to view the
Cathedral, &c., About three o'clock the Lord
Mayor and ...Utley/lien for ni,ll ..y waited upon the
Prince at the I n, tOcongratidate his Royal Ilioi-
hess on his arrival, and to pay him every mark of
respect. The military band from our bat racks
were placed in trout of the hotel, surrounded by
an immense concourse, and performed several
favourite pieces of martial music. 'The Prince
soon afterwards accompanied Earl, Fitztvilliam in
his L,kidship's carriage to.the.Race Course, dined
with the Archbishop at his Palace, at Bishop-
thorpe, and this morning left our city, and pro-
ce,ded on his tour to Scotland, where his Royal
Highne•s will visit the Marquis and Marchioness
at Stafford, the Duke of Montrose, the Eirl of
Lauderdale, and several others of the Nobility.

Prince Leopold intends tddking ao extensive
tour during the present summer in the, U.,,ited
Kingdom, gtid Will, it is slidt visit the La!its of
Killarney.—(Dublin Erening Post )

REGIS FE:: OF FASO lON.

FASHIONABLE MOVENIENTS.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex leaves town on
Thursday, for Foruham, Suffolk, on a viiit to thu Duke of
Norton:.

The Marchioness of Buckingham left Stowe yesterday,' for
her seat, Ariogtou, tlauts.
The Earl and Countess of Surrey hat'e 1 ft their seat, Work-
sop Manors, Notts, for Treothath Hal!, Staffordshire, on a
visit to the Marquess and Nla-rchion&ss of Stafford.
The Countess of Egmont has lett her house, in Waterloo-
place, for Paris.

SPORTING IS

BF.FTING ROOM, AUG. 16

This beine; the first betting Flay since York Races, where
Pococuratue and Thilinarine, favourites for the St. Leger,
were heat, the odds varied tnatt•riali, as follow; :
3 to 1 agst Sultan It to I asst Cardinal VVolsey
3i to 1 1 isil t e ,20 to i Any ether
10 to I Minos '2, to I Palm:trine nr Po-
ll In 1 Sir Walter coattle.
12 to I •—The Laird 1 .:w
.Aisripos CUP.—

to 4 ag,t Lepus.

BETTING ON THE DONGAs
7 In 2 apt Lisette
•1 to I Sultan
9 to 1 The Laird
9 to 1 Minos
11 to 1 Sir Walter'

TPR ST. LFGPR AT YORK.
I 15 to 1 asst Agricola •
I 25 to 1 I),lnolrine
20 td 1 naniu.dietis
25 to 1 Arcliilrild
2(, to I Pococurzotte.

YORK AuGusT RACES, 1819.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 14.—(LAST DAY.)

Fifty Pounds, Izivpn by the Members for the Cite of i'mk,
•for horses, &c. of all ages: three-vr-olds, Get. 71h. ; four-
yr-olds, : fire-year-old, Bst. 91b.; six-year-olds and
aced, Bst. 121 b. Maiden horses, &c. allowed 31b. Twu

Mr. Clapham's h. c. by Rrlim, 3 yrs 1
Mr. LatillJtott's cll. c. Slant!critic. 4 yrs
111 r. Watts's IL f. Ilgottioi, tly Thiliblerholt, 4 yrs
Mr. Bill's I). c. Mteux, by Cliarn.,, :i yrs
. . .

6t04 on Mandeville-5 to 2 asst Iligott ini.—A good race, and
won with difficulty.
The InnlieeperS' Purse of 501. for all ages.—Two-tulle Heats.
Mr. Lain fl no's b. c. Truth, by7'e4dy, 4 yrs, 7st. t 21b. 1 I
Mr. Acr, e's hl. c. b? Thunderbolt, 3 yrs, Est. 41b. ... 4 2
Mr. Reed's ch. c. by Sir Nlaagigi, 3 yes, Gst. 41b..... 3 3
Col. King's hr. c. Master Beverley, 4 yrs, 7st. 1.21 h... 2 dr
Mr. \V attiefot d's h. f. by Thunderbolt. 3yrs, f s. 21b.„
5 and G to 4 on Truth, and after the heat, 10 to 1 on him.—
Won easy.

ITAY'MARKET.—The Young Quaker,/one of the
farcical' Comedies of O'KEEFFE, was revived at
this Tbeat4 last night. It of improbabili-
ties, but, extravagant as it is, it is very diverting.
Young Sadbo part well suited to tho lively
qualities of JONES, and he rendered it very et-
fective. TERRY, who sheirs his zeal for ;lie con-
cerN , by getting into a nett line of characters,
gave full effect to Old Chronicle, `►ur, by the ma-
derne size of his wig, wouhl have damped ail the
jokes upon the /Vhite Lion, if they had nAt been
given so ludicrously by Li STOW, whose Clod was
admirable. WMITZER IC;stS lll,Crally greeted on
his return in the part of Shadrack, ;11),1 lie per-
formed it in the good old stile. Mrs (tnas, ref).
demi Dinah, Pri►nrose very • interesting. The
House was crowded.

ELOPEMENT —An elopement took phice last
week front the vicinity of Croydon. A Lady,
enty-tight years of ate, and who is root tir r of
six children, absented herself from her borne h
Gentleman of fortune in Berkshire. The gal.
lant was the intimAte friend of the husband, and
formerly a brother officer in the same regiment.

DISAsTEH ISY LIGHTNING.--:1S the Ipswich and
‘Vaggnn was on its way, early yester-
day .;rnoriting, to Ipswich, ahow two miles on
the other side of Colchester, it was sitnek by
lightning, ,which set fire to the waggon, and coin-
municated to Some barrels of gonpo,der, which
blew up with a iU explosion :
'pence of Which we regret to understand Low
lives were !pat.