The Sun.
London, England, 1821-09-13 00:00:00

SECOND DAY.

Mr. Trelawney's b. n. Barbara, galloped over the Three-
mile Course for a Sweepstakes of sgs each. (10 Subscribers.)
Several private nratclieS were run by hacks arid'ponies ; and
A ~•
both:dayik af}brdetl excellent sport.' - •-- -
J. Bailey and J. James, Esqrs. are appointed-Stewards for
the ensuing year, and the Subscriptions are very liberal.

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SPAII rtro.—Daitid trudscin, a pugilist in high estimation,
had his Benefit at the Fives Court yesterday, and the Amateurs
flocked in; and rewarded merit. The best Sets-to -were. 55
follow :--- - - •

The BriStoi•Youtb and Fisher knocked each other about With
much gaiety ; and on a sudden there was one shout in the Court
on the arrival of the HERO of Crawley. Downs (Randal) ; his
face bore some marks of warfare; he had a black eye and a
grazed nose in the one round. Martin was not present ; and
Randal, on being.askedi set to with his second, Harry Holt.—
It was a master-piece of skill, and as no one can have
.the best
of the Phenomenon, Holt approached equality nearer than any
other of the light weightS could do.
Oliver and Shelton made an excellent .set-to, and hit away
like men-,-give and take was the go.
Curtis .and .•Hawkins shelved much science and courage in a
very gay set-to.

- urner and David Hudson closed the sports in a busy bout.
Parish, the winner of the battle with Lashbrook, and his ad-
versary, were present with their heads tied up.

MissDANcE has been very successful in her
theatrical career since her- return from Scotland.
—She performed four nights last week at Yar-
mouth, and the characters were Juliet, Lady
Teazle, Mrs. hailer, and Lady Tozonly,- with
illargaritta. lier benefit was on Saturday last,
and the Theatre was crowded in all parts. She
is now .itt Norwich, where she is engaged for six
hightsi and performed Belvidera on Monday with
equal success,

Mrs; Giuns, of Covent Garden, with Mr. W.
FARREN, and Miss 13RUNTON, now form the comic
trio of the -Brighton Theatre. G. COLMAN, Esq.
is also at that fashionable bathing place.
The people of Antwerp, who are fond of thea-
trical amusements, but partial to early hours;
have, in tAmsequence of the performances at the
Theatre terminating so late, caused the following
advertisement to be inserted in the Antzoop
Journal :—" The inhabitants of this city, who
love to enjoy what they pay for, hay.e deter-
mined, if theatrical performances are prolonged
beyond'eleven o'clock, to carry their night-caps
to the theatre, and to order supper between the
Acts."

WORCESTER MUSIC MEETING.—Great prepa-
iatiOns •are making at Worcester for the ap-
proaching' Music Meeting, which is to take
place on the 3d, 4th, and sth of October next.
Froth a sketch of the scheme it appears that
nearly the whole of the great talent belonging
to the king's Concert is engaged for the occa-
siorr:' Madame CAMPORESE will 'be at the head
of .the vocal department, together with Miss
STEMIENS and Miss TRAVIS. The band seems to
be filled with the finest performers, and the selec-
tions of music are to consist not only of the finest
pieces that are established in the public opinion,
but of some grand compositions by MOZART and
others,--that haVe never had a place at these
Meetings.
COUNTRY • DANCES, are not so called because
a provincial• amusement, but from the French
Ontre-dense, where a number of persons, placing
themselves opposite one to another, begin to fi-
gure. Marshal BAssometrattu, speaking in his
memoirs of his dancing country dances here in
• England, in the time of CHARLES 1., writes it ex-
pressly " countredanses."