The Sun.
London, England, 1819-05-28 00:00:00

UNIMIttIrY INTELLB4ENCE.

CAMBRIDGR, MAY The ft:flowing Gentle..
men Wile on Wednesday List advAißed to the
wider-mentioned degrees :

3.I,ISTFRS OF ARTS.
George Cookson, of St. John's College.
John Brand, of Trinity College.
Ed ward Dykes Bolton, of Petn!l•olie-ball.

BACHELOR IN CIVIL. LAW.
.1.)ho Norton, of Ji,sus College.
. BACHFLORS OF ARTS.
Arthur Hubbard, of Christ Collc.ge.
John Lucas Worship, of Jesus College.

PRETERMENT.—The Earl of ,Mountnorris has appointed the
Rev. Richard Grape, M.A. helloµ• of Worcester College,
Oxon, and Rector of Eliolip, Worcester, to be one of hi!
Lordship's Domestic Chaplains.

SPORTING INTELLIGENcE.

EPSOM RACES, TurvasnAY, MAY 97.

A Renewal of the Derby Stakes of 50gs each, half forfeit.
Duke of Portland's Theresa, out of Pledge .. 1
Mr. Crockford's Sultan
The Judge placed but two, Thirteen started. Betting 2
to 1 agst Pledrre; 4 to I agst Sultan ; Gto I agst Eutihrates;
to to I angst the Loui,a colt ; 14 to I agst Topaz ; and 20 to
agst Iris. This race, which is the greatest in England, and,
with ita pleasurable scenery and salubrious air, is always at-
tended by the best of gaiety and fashion from London, never
was exceeded in beauty and numbers. The winner (rode by
Cliff) made play from the start, and kept the others moving,
one half of which were beat before they reached Tattenham-
corner, half a mile from home, and there they all dropped oil,
with the exception of the two placed, and Euphrates third,
hot heat by many lengths. The race was won by half a
length, and that was got by a few strokes within the post,
Sultan being first at the Distance-post.
This race had so much engaged the attention of the sport-
ing people, that the other two races were ran almost unper-
ceived, as fellows :--

Sweepstakes of 10gs each.
Walker's Lnt Three
Sadler's Defiance . . 2

3

Sherrard's Redburn
Mr. Williams's Middlethorpe
INliddlethorpe was thrown down be some gaping rustics,
within a hundred yards of home, and the rider, a boy of Mr.
Farrell's, was hurt, but not seriously ; lie was bled and re-
covered, and the horse escaped unhurt.
A Plate of 501.

Lnrl Roues Leptis -
1 I
1). of Rutland's Rhoda
The betting on the Oahs this day was fiat, but lludona was
backed to wiii.-2 to I asst her.

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Alter the Oaks this day, Oliver will fight the new Black for
a puce of nip.

SHIP NEWS.

LivERPooL, AIAY.26 —Tile Princess Ch trlotte

Pficket, from J4maica to Fitlamqtlt, Nita I 90 011

the 28th March on ►he flog-sties ; about 20,000
dollars were lost ; the Mail, Captain, Crew, and

Passengers had arrived at Nas'iati (N. P ), and
were to proceed to England in the schooner
Primrose, which vessel had been taken up for
the purpose. The packet is stated to have had
specie on board to the amount of 320,000 dollars.
The Fairfield, alas, from Aux CayesiOr Liver
pool, was kit on a reef, off Att wood's Key,
on the 28th March, and 15 bags of coffee, awl
38 bags of cocoa, :were all that was saved ; Cep.
tail) and Crew arrived at Nassau (N. P )—The
13ostor15, BLISHBY, from hence, arrived at Cadiz,
was hoarded off Cape St. Mary's by the Consti-
tution Insurgent Privateer, who informed them
that they had captured a Spanish ship with two
millions of dollars on board.-
MAROATE, MAir 27.—The wreck reported yesterday proves
to be the Fortuna, Ehlen, of arid from Hamburg, for the
FL:van:lab, with a cargo of linen, glasi, gin, and stone, to
tally lost on the Kentish Knock, on the night of the 24th
inst. The only survivors of the crest are the Master, 2ti
Mate, Carpenter, and C. Ostersvall, a seaman, who were saved
by a boat belonging to this place, and land2d here last night,
in a very exhausted state, having been exposed nearly two
days and nights on a part of the wreck, close to the sand, and
ru adlition to their own sufferings, witnessing the melan-
choly fate of the remainder of the crew, scsen in number, and
four passengers.

PORTAMOUTII, MAT t7.—Arrived last night, the Delaford,
Young., from St. Vincent's, out 42 days ; General Graham,
Weatherhead, from Bomhay.—Sailed the Lion cutter, on a