The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-05 00:00:00

REGISTER OF FASHION;

. Mr:Nnson, 'SErr..4.—rhis morning her MA-
JEsnr and Princess AUGUSTA, attended by the La-
dies and Gentlemen in waiting, rode out in four
royal carriages and four to Clifflen Spring, the
seat of the Marchioness of Tnostosis, when the
Royal Party was met by a select party 'rif the No-
bility. The day being remarkably fine, theQuEEN
went in her garden chaise, dram: by Ler pony,
and viewed the pleasure grounds. Soon after, the
Royal visitors partook of an elegant dinner, pre-
pared for them at the Spring, and afterwards re-
turned to the Castle.

BRIGHTON, SEPT 3 —The Duke of Yoßit left
the Pavilion for London thistmorning. The so-
ciable habits and condescending affability ()Ibis
Royal Highness, render his departure a subject of
general regret. The PRINCE lthop;NT is expected
to be here, for a few days only, ?lowa the lOr h.
Lord and Lady DUDLEY and WARD take the
leld at Worthing. They live there in the most
princely style; keep several carriages, and take
the circuit with tour and sometimes six horses,
with postilions arid out-riders, in rich liveries.—
Their new travelling landau attracts general no-
tice.

Her Grace the Dowager Duchess of RUTLAND
is now at Leamington Spa. Her Grace drives
four beautiful greys, wl►ich escaped sans hurt from
the Field of Waterloo. Tile place is -very full of
people of distinction, among whom are countess
Dowager of CARRICK, Lady ESSEX, Lady SHEF-
FIELD, &C. &C. •

The Lakes of Killarney Nave, this summer, had
an unnsnal train of visitors. Among those of dis-
tinction were, the Earl of Harrowby, Lord Sim-
don, Lord Milltown, Lord and Lally Headly,
Lady Clarina, the Hon Nlr. Ryder, 6ir Gerard
and 1.4.4dy Noel, Sir Charles Russel, Mr. Vansit,
tart, and Sir F Burdett.

Arrived at the Royal Hotel, Edinburgh, the
Right [lnn. Lord and Lid)/ IValpole faintly,
the Right Eton. Lord y, the Right lion.
Lord.Bridpott, sir Charles Blair, Batt. Col. Wed-
house, and 1. Mitchell, Esq.

SPORTING IN I'E',LIGENCE.

WARWICK RACI,,••:.

These Races commenced on IVedisesday. The course, it
was expected, would be crowded with tor. most fashionable
company ; and..from the number an I celebrity of the horses
named excellent sport was anticipated. Amoog the horses
already arrived are several belonging to Lords Derby, Ross-
more. and Grey.
Lichfield Races, fixed for the 9th, 10th, and 11th, may he
expected to he hatter attended. than lor many yea's Nast,
most of the Nobility and Gentry of the neighboari:,g counties
being resident on their respective estates. The fami-
lies of Anglesea, Stafford, Talbot, Harrowhy, Bradford,
Anson, Bagot, and Curzon, are expected to honour the course
with their presence. The sport is already a subject of .ctive
heti ing.—Walsall Races will take place on the 2,41 b and 25th ;
Burton upon Trent on the 29th and 30th ;—and Stafford on
the 7th and Bth of next mouth.

BETTING, SEPT. 1.

DONCASTEk ST. LEGEIt.
6 to 4 agst Whitekick.
S to 1 Stainbro'.
Af t'. Wirral!. •
10 to I - Came
12 to 1- Brother to Raphael.
lb to -.ober Robin.

NUWMARKLT 6T LF.GFR.
51 to I agst Brother to Tigis.
to 1 Azor.
7 to I Student.
8 to 1

DENBY.
15 to 1 agst any thing.

OAKS.
10 to 1 agst aoy horse.

A Match at Cricket'was played on Wednesday last, at New-
market, between i 2 of that town against it of the Cambridge
Cricket Club, which was won by the former by a majority of
62 runs.
NEWMARKET. CAMBRIDGE.
Ist Innings
id ditto 9O 2d ditto

ROWING MATCH FOR lo) MILES IN TWENTY DAYS.

1111,1, WALL, PoPLAK.--Gyntzell finished his first day's task
about half-past six on W,dnesday evening, Imving rowed that
day 43 miles. He commenced his second day's task of this
novel and extraordinary undertaking at five o'clock yesterd:ty
morning, and at eight o'clock, When he carne ashore to In eak-
fast, he bad performed 14 miles. He rested an hour,
commenced again ; at 11 o'clock he landed, had some ref. esh-
ment, and rested 40 minutes, having, then rowed -2(i wiles.—
At two o'clock he came ashore to dinner, having. them com-
pleted s 5 miles. He rested then one hoar, commenced his
task, and by five o'clock he had rowed 4ti miles, and was
going on.