The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-09 00:00:00

SAME DAY.

A Sweepstakes of 20gs. for any horse, Mare, or gelding. 4
yrs old Ost. 61b. fa yrs old lOst. 6 yrs old lost. 61b. aged
Ilst.—Mile and a half heats. Gentlemen riders. .
.!
,Lieut. Payne's b. m. Hope, 6 yrs old, rode by Captain
.. Hatnertott
Lieut. Peuriee s hr. to. Bess, 6 yrs old, rucli by LiFdte-
slant Prier.. 9 2
Lieut. &litre's ch. h. Higbflyer, 6 yrs old, rodirby Lieu-
tenant Kerr - 9 dr
Mr. Maliony's gr. m. Niobe, aged, rude by Lientonaut-
Colonel Aehrouty . 4 3
Lieut.-Colonel Beatty's b. h. Slender Billy, ti yrs old,
rode by Captain Pet-sac... - 5 dr

Bess the f.tvourite. 2tol on Bets. A well eonletted race
between Hope and ilesii win by the former, by ball a length.

Stalk DAY.
A Match fin 601. Mile heat.
Maganies br. b. Bob, 6-yrs old, rude by Lieut.-Col.
Achintity V ti I
Capt. flaunnerton's b. us. Fanny, 5-yrs old, rode. by Cap-
tain ll.uuertnn
Betting 9 tot on Bob. Well contested by Fanny.
The winning buries are to be entered at Valenciennes for
the 16th inst.

Sir EDWARD BLAKENNY, K.C.B.
Stcwarcls....{lfieut.-Colonel .ACHNIUTY, C. B.
Captain IiAMERTON.
EDW ARO PENRICE, Clerk of the Course.

These races, notwithstanding the unfavourable
state of the weather for some days previous, •fif.
turded much sport and satisfaction. At six in the
evening, about an hundredaat down to an elegant
cold collation, provided by the Officers of the
Royal Fusileers, in one of the delightful shaded
walks in the grounds belonging to the Chateau
d'Ayette. Harmony and mirth prevailed through-
out. Champaigne and Rin•gunily circulated fieely
and copiously. During the repast, the excellent
band of the regiment performed several beautiful
pieces in a masterly style. Abotit halt-past nine, a
.display of fire-works announced the hour 'for•
dancing, when the company adjourned to apart.
meats in the chateau fitted up tor the, occasion,
where English,-French dances, and waltzes, "vere
supported with great 'spirit and viVacitY until
daylight. .

DETT'IIIG THE silt 4* AUOVST, Isitt.' •
IN IT. J!..id.Rs's-sriteir Ago AT TATTSUSALL'S.

THE IT. LEDUFK BTANEI AT DONCASTER.
6 to I apt Rasping . •
7 to l Lord Derby's colt
7 to t Lucifer •
to Captain Candid
12 to I Tom Tit
I to 1 Waterloo • • .
to 1 W4thecit Las's
)4'to t Duchess of Limn
14 10 I --- 'Vet.
treti bating Rasping, Lqrd Derby's colt and Lucifer asst
thy Field: no p. p. •

Cherries, equal to the finest of our wall-fruit of
that descrietion, are now selling on the coma' of
France, at two pence per pound. At oar fashion-
able watering-places these are modestly retailed
out at only one shilling and expellee per pound. :
..The ingenious author of ithoda' has lately
produced a little Tract, which will be read iyitit
tuna advantage by all classes, and particularly
by the fashionable world. It is entitled ' Every
Dais Christiantry..

Imre authority to an-
pounec the speedy appearance of the genuine Me-
moirs of this distinguished character from the pen
of Th% WATICINS. They wilt he illustrated with
original Correspondence, a variety Of interesting
Avedotes, and a Iliograpbical 'Account at Ws

CORN txcifitioe,Au'(
morning consiited chieA

Alooilay's pikes. Fine

cost o.—Qtirarrivals this
y of 'Oats, which sold at

atNiiiic.e of Is. per iplatle
steady. Pease mid 13ea`o
)s. per quarter dearer. I

there was no ilteration.

reactily at eh
r. Bade, Ind Malt were
s, tieimg *ere
In other kind's of Grain

Foreign Wheat - 551. eSs. Fine Grey Nese -
Fine ditto - - . 87:. —s. Tick Beans - - 3Ns. 424.
ttigliFli Wheat 7 61s. 71s. Old ditto - - - —a. •—s.
tine ditto - 925. —s. Small Tick Beans 455.
.en - • - —s. —s.
sine ditto - -40 s. —a. Feed Oats -- -20 s. 425.
Warily 275. 31s. Fine ditto - • - 4235. Vs..
Fine 'Ott!) Irs• —s. Poland ditto e3s. 975.
plait - - 2.15.
Fine ditto - 535. —s. Potatio. ditto - 345, s—s.
White Peale limners) 41 s. 435. llape•Seed 341. 401.-per last.
Fine ditto - Fine Flour -70 s: 751.
Grey Pease - - 335. 425. Seconds - 655. 70s.
Si:1111'1mm, AUotA;r 9.—'this day's Mut ket u'its nut well
supplied, with the different kinds.uf Cattle ; Bed' min at last
price; Mutton, Veil, fork, and
.Laruh, WCl`e cheaper and
the trade, fur the most part; was !it indifferent. The sales
in the Hay-market were somewhat dull.; Straw fetched h bet-
ter price; Hay has fallen in price; Clover obtained last price.
The following prices•and nuntbers are a correct 'statement

•
to sink the Offul, per stone of all).
Beef, as. ad. to 4s. sd. Milttoo, 3s. ltd. to 4s. Cd. Lamb,
43. 4d. lo 6e. 4d. Veal, 4s. W. to 6.. Pork, Ss. 4d. to 4s. 4d.
Beasts, 610. Sheep and Limbs, 9100. Calves, 220. 'Pigs,
390._ •

HAY-M-Hay,—Hay,, 41. Os. to 61. lOs. Straw, 21. as. to
'l4l. Clurer, 8!. Us. to 71. 10s.

I it E L A„N D.

The tollntVink, is.an accirate.list of the criminal
trials that are to take place

COUNTY OF LIMERICN CALENDAR.

Tiventv-three For murder;.-two for rape—seven
for htirglary—eight fur robbery---one for attempt
to murder--,fifteen for cowi.sheep, and pig-steal-
ing—four for coining and forgery-;-one for sedi-
tious practices-=two for embezzlement,-,,seren.
teen for keeping forceable possetsion—nitte for
illicit distillation—and toutteen Thr assaults and
minor offences-,-Total, 103. • •
Friday night the Assizes otEnnis coiled, when
Mr. rhoima Cottpi and Mr. Patrick Garman, for
sending a message to fight to Mattkew.Barrington,
Esq. Crown Solicitor, wlro, in hie °Odai capacity,
thought it pfutlent to challenge Mt. Comyn, as a
IYuror, were sentenced to be confined six months;
and fined 1001. each, and to remain in custody
nutil they pay the Said fine, and to give bail for five
yek re, themselves iu 500/.: and two suretirs in
2501 each.

None of the Men that have been charged for
Whitvboyism in the pioclainved Baronies were
tried at the Innis Assize's, in conseque►►ce of the
prosecutors not coming forth—they are permitted
to be discharged, on giving bail to appear at the
next Assizes.

. Thursday night an attempt was made by eight
men, confined tor the dreadful murder of the Dil-
low', at Keury, in the county gaol. of Limerick,
to bieisk out from thence, by making a large
breach in the recess, which communicated by a
.tttbore to the river---most fortunAtely their intent
.was fins:rated by the activity of the gaoler and
turnkey.' _ _

►
ItENcONTRO ON THANOR...--ThoSe prog-
nosticated speedy hostilities between this eountty
and America will, no doubt, now mAhrtultt that
their prethetimis have really been verified, us yes-
terday, about three o'clock, a sharp action took,
place on the 'Royal Exchange between a smart
little Englishman and a lusty AmericanCantain.
The quarrel originated in a discussion ou,,politics„
and the name of Mr. MADISON being casually ins
troduceth, the Englishman called him a tai/or:
the American took immediate nieciatiAs' to avenge
the insult—blows followed, and a short but des.
perate conflict ensued ; the result of which was,
that in a few minutes the Englishman so disfigur•
eel his antagonist, that his most intimate friend*
on the Virginia-walk could with difficulty rucog.
nine him.

CA3nIIIII3OE. AUG. Norrislan Prize
this year is adjudged to Mr. 3. G. Fooks, B. A.
of Trinity. College : the subject i 9 Tire Use and
Necessity of Revelation.--The Rev.. Ceorge Car
A. was on Saturday last admitted a. Minor
Canon of the Cathedral Church of Norwich, 'its--
cant by the resignation of the Rev. 0, T. Linley,
who is, elected Organist, and one of the :Fellows
of Dulwich College. The Duke of York has ap-
pointed the Rev. Thomas Gilhask Ackland, ALA.
one of his Royal Highness's domestic Chaylajns.

The Second Court-Martial has initituted pro-
ceedings against Count Lt x, formerly pag►e to
BUONAPARTC, had now imprisoned in the Al:-
baye, under the charges ot having left the Isle
of Elba before litiot.rArAKTs, endeavouring to se-
duce the King's troops, raising free corps, &c.
The, trial will come on in one of the first Sittings.
of the Council.

It
appears from the Madhouse Report, that,
there are three public est.ablishments in the county
of I;dinburgh for the custody of Luna' ics, in which
there are at present confined 31 nicks and 5 fe-
tt~ Iles. That there are 25 private Mutt-
houses,.in which there are confined 50 males anti
t 2 females : in all 81 males and 130 females—
Total 211. Of the three public institutions, the'
one at MOruingside was alone created by charter;
the -other two are merely appendages to parish
workhouses.

The robbery which we stated yesterday by two
pretended plumbers, at a Gentleman's house.'
;No. 56, Spring-g4rdens, early on Wednesday
morning, turns'nut to hoof a ;bore serious nature
than at first apprehended. Householders general.
ly ought to give particular ;instructions to their
servants ,to be On theirgua'rd against this descrip.
don of depredation, which is now carried on with
great success in different parts of London. The
following is a docriptiun of the persous of soma
of them :—One was hahited like a plainher, with.
a light jacket and white apron, rather stout, 'about
5 feet 2 inches high, and 22 years of age:: the
other appeared to be about the samo net vi'ri
thin, and wore a loose brown great coat $ 5 feet b
inches in height. One of thaw had a black eye.