The Sun.
London, England, 1819-06-10 00:00:00

ASCOT HEATH RACES.—SEcoND DAY.

Yesterday there were not su many risitors to witness the
spot ts of the Heath as on Monday. His Royal Highness the
Prince Regent. and the Duhe of Yuri: came on. the Coarse*
little before the Races commenced, and remained till the con-
clusion; they were followed by the Persian Ambassador mill
Suite, Prince Esterhazy, Duke of Dorset, Marquesses Corn.
Wallis and Worcester, Lords Stowell, Somerset, Grases,'Stc.
Duke of York's Plate of 504. for all ages.—Thc winner
to be sold for asogs. sec.
Mr. Sadler's ch. f. Defiance
Mr. Vansittart's ch. f. Slight
Sir John Shelley's br. c. by Comas
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Mr. Thompson's hi h. Sidrophet 4
Even betting, Sir John Shelley's against the field.
• A good race,
.and won by_a neck.

Winlifield Stales of &to. each, b. ft. eplts, Bst. 71b. &Pith
est.4th.—then 3 yrs. via..
Mr. Blake's c. by Smolensk()
Mr Cripps's e. Cotes
Sir .1. Cope's Sister to Shoestring ' • :t
Mr. Milieu's f. by Phantom
Me. Rash's b. f. by Trod!: 5
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4 to 1 agst the winner.—A good'race and woo by a nee::.
Albany Stalies of Wo el.cll, b. ft. for three yr o!d cult'',
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85t. lib. 611ies, Sst. sib.
D. of Graton's ch. f. Miracle
Mr. Mohr, ley's ch. c. Terriers
D. of Yolk's bi. f. Sister to Scrapeall
Mt. T'alker's hi. f. by Smolensk() . .

44 to ) apt Miracle.—Won by a neck.
Swirlley Stakes of eOgs each.
D. of York's b. c. by Smolensk'. . (walked over-}

Sweepstakes of .50gs each,' for Gliiei, Sst. 416.
Mr—Jones's Etlieluida . . . s
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Mr. Rush's br. f. by Truffle
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No betti-og ; won easy by thiree length*.
113tch for 50gs, h. ft.—Mr..l. Walke.: Lot Three be.tt
Mr. W. EJWard's b. C. by Cc tberus,,by.a neck and sliouldtri.

A MAD CAT !--A number of .cals have been
lately hia ten by a mad dog at. Fulham, and its
vicinity. .0n Tuesday morning one of those mil.,
mals whose disorder had arrived at a pitch of tic
greatest ferocity attacked Mr. l'oyurcr, a master
gardrier„ residing in the hamlet of Fulham, ani
gored him most severely ; his cries having brought
assistance the cat .was pursued down the street,
but ran into the Crown Tavern, kept try Mr.
Glover, and flew most furiously at the landlord,
but was fortunately beat otiby Mr. Glover several
tunes. The infuriated anithal. [lieu ran at 1Ir•
Glover's son, a fine child, three . years old, alit'
b t it most dreadfully. The landlord instantly
procured a pistol, and shot the animal dead oil
the spot. The persons whom he had bit :volt
so serionslv injured that the use of the caustig
was .tonnd necessary, and they were also, at tile
suggestion of an eminent puysiciau, taken to ths
sea-side t.obe dipped.

BIRTH.
On Tues(lay tact, the Luiy of Dominick Browne, Egl'
M.P. of a son and !Kir. •

MARRIED.
Ou T❑esdav, Lieut. N. Nevi'ham, R N. to Mary, youngest
daughter ul Dr. Cooke, of Gywer-street.

DIF.D.

On Toesday evening, nt hi 4 house in Harley-street, of *II
attack of Apoplexi, George Barclay, Esq. of Burford Lodges
Surrey.
!=u,idenlv. on Sai urday afternoon, in a fit of apoplexy, Tiros•
H. Itobins-ou, Esq. of Balser-street, Portman-square, aged v.

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