The Sun.
London, England, 1819-08-06 00:00:00

ING INTELLIGENCE.

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CHELMSFORD RACES, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 4.
The Gold Cup, value 100 gs.
Mr. Rush's b. f. Romp,' by Sella), 4 yrs 1
Lord Exeter's ch. h. Young, Wizard, 5 yrs 2
Mr. Gully's c. by Ruben., out of Diana, beat Mr. Lee's c.
by Soothsayer, Bst. 71b. New'Mile, 100 gs.
The Town Plate of 501. Two wile heats.
Mr. Edward's ch. c. Pluto, by Selim, 3 yrs
Mr. Lee's c. by Soothsayer, 3 yrs
Mr. A. Wright's c. by Juniper, 3 yrs 2 3

Auo. 2.
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5 to I agst Sultan' 121 ta 1 agst Sir Walter
51 to I Pococurante 14 to 1 Cardinal Wolsey.
to I Lisette 20 to 1 'Mortimer, Tom
9 to I Palwarioe Tit and Archibald.

BErfING R(
ST, L

It is with much concern we have to state, that
on Tuesday. as Lady MADALINA F. PALMER Was
driving her little carriage near Bedford, the poney
took fright, and ran away ; her Ladyship was
thrown out, and dragged a considerable dibtance,
but we are happy to say, that no serious conse-
quences are apprehended.

I'OETRY.

ON THE FEMALE MEE'T'ING AT STOCKPORT.

What a pass things are come to Mien Women now meet
To discuss the affairs of the nation;

To give " body and soul,"—soul and body so sweet,
To political deep agitation.

Mister Ildtivr, there's some strength in your arguments now
To have driv'n the dear creatures to madness;
In their hearing you should not your fine genius show,
To rail at the times, and their bhdness.

Behold the effect—•they leave puddings and pies,
Their washing, their sewing, and knitting ;
Each Child in its cradle neglected now lies,
Whilst its Mother in judgment is sitting ;

On Parliaments, ',Ministers, black and red books—
And the Country's misrepresentation.
While tech one,--prophetic—proclaims by her looks
01 our realini the tun near desolation.

Now mark the proceedings at Stockport last week,
When they net ail so wofully serious,—
Resolving redress iron) abuses to seek,
And shouting kali if quite delirious.—

Ma'am's call'd tc.the chair, she bows, takes her seat,
Returns thanks for the honour they've done her,
Urges total unfitness, with toe patriot heat,
For the GLourtz devolving upon her.

The seat tairvi, t-1--'z hest thing she thies is to move
That the men '6'; expel l'd in.a second,
For tear they should LAUGH, or their measures reprove,
More versed it.: these things being reckou'd.—

The busi:l:3s begLo, each fair one declares
Her immoveable, firm, fix'd intention
'l'o devote soul and BODY to Liberty's Wars—
(What they mean here,- I really can't niention).

Tu HARRlSON—thanks—all assenting, they nod,
Then loudly shout " WOLSELEY for ever,"
Resolve to assist all the Patriots in quod
To desert the cause ? Never, 0 never !

Next—thanks ta-R,ht Chairman, Chair2mman I mean,
(Indeed, Ma'am, I here be; your pardon)—
Then resolve (breaking up at the close of the e'en)
That the Country's not worth a FA RDEN.

Tben each one goes home, puts her Children to bed—
Having wasli'd tmilress'd 'ern, and eram'd 'em—
Makes one more resolve in her Patriot head,
That she's equal at least to .lour: fiAmynEN.

That Patriotism is now at its height
Will surely be doubted by no Man,

In whom it now meets with comparative slight,
Since its Cause is espoused by dear Woman.

" NENIO.'

REGISTER OF FASHION.

Durmauttes.—Cliarles Forbes, Esq. M.P. left his house
in Fitzroy-square, on Tuesday last, for his seat in Aberdeen-
shire; the Duke of Portland, for Weibeck, Nottingham-
shire ; Mrs. and Miss Chaplin, on a tour ; Earl and Countess
of ItriOgewattr. f.re *eau Wells, in DeA)yshire ; Dowager
Countess of Brownlow ana the Hun. Miss Cost, for Derby,
shire.

ARRIVAL.—General Sir tharles Fiastin;s, Bart. from We
Lesley hall, Atherstone, on his way to the Continent.