The Sun.
London, England, 1818-07-15 00:00:00

SPURTING IN TELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, 'sig.
TwesuAY, JULY 14.
Mr. Wollaston's Meriin, beat Mr. Blake's Dictator, fist. 511).
each, A.F. 300g5.-6 too agst Merlin.
Sweepstakes of 'logs each, for 3-yr- olds, Gst.9lb. four, Sat. Ilb.
five, fist. 10Ib. six, 3st. and aged, 9st.2lb. T.M.M.
Mr. Payne names Rhoda, 5 yrs
Mr. Goddard names AquiTo, 4 vrs ... 2
sir C Bunborv's Ilonitace, 3 yrs
D. of Grafton.; Trictrac, 4 yrs
Mr. Wyndhaut's b. c. by Teddy, out of a Got/alma mare,
3 yrs .. 5
Mr. Lake did not name.-5 to i og,st Rhoda-7 to 2 agst
Trictrac-13 to s on Teddy c.

Handicap Sweepstakes of lsgs each, fur three and four-yr-
olds. AiLM.

Mr. Nea!e's t'ancas, 4 yrs, dst. 211. j, 1
:‘,l.r. Prince's lnfe,rior, 9 yrs, 7st
Mr. Wyndham's f. in/ Eicction., out of Marianne, 3 yrs,
Gst. 10th
Major Wilson's c. by.Juiliper, out of Tippityvviichei, 4
yrs, ist. 12113. • - 4
I d G. H. C'ovendish'r, Darnl, 4 yrs, 3:t. 10ib pd
7to 4 agst Canvas-4i to 4 agsl Inferior-2 to I agst Elec-
tion f.

Fifty Pounds, fur three-yr.olds eat vying. fist. 91b. four, Bst.
five, Bst. sili six, Est. 13th. and aged, 9st- D.I.
Mr. W. Chifliey's b. C Pendulum, 4 yrs
I,d Suffield's cb. lt. Glow-worm, (3 yrs
Mr. Wyndham's b. li. Wanderer, aged
Gen. Grosvenor's h._l. by Ashton, :3 yrs ... 4

7to 4 cyst GI,. cv4;
r .

LADY EIIi.ATIICAJTE'S

Yesterday eveniog her Ladyship opened her
elegant residence in Grosvenor-square with a
splendid rout, to which all the remaining fa-
shionables in town were invited, The spacious
sure of arrtments on the drawing-rOotu floor,
five in number, were thrown open : the furniture
of them is quite new, and in the first style of mag-
nificence ; the curtains of the principal drawing-
room are of crimson satin,velvet draperies ,t rimmed
with gold lace ; the 4 sofas striped ciimson silk,
with gilt frames ; a rich Brussels carpet ; in the
centre was a beautiful rosewood table, on which
was a solid silver statue of the Pope on horseback,
with silver gift branches with lights, round the
apartment were uumerous silver gilt branches with
lights ; the other apartments were furnished in
the same princely style; the anti-apartment was
set apart' for refreshments, which consisted of
every delicacy ; the fruits were of the first
description, pines and peaches, apticots, nec-
tarines, cherries, grapes, strawberries, &c. ; ices
of all sorts, with wines of the rarest quality.
In the centre of the table were placed three costly
silver gilt vasi-e whis flowers whh branches bear-
numerous lights ; 'round the room were placed
pots of the choicest flowers. 'The grand stair-
case was entwined with laurel and flowers.

HUMANITY To DUMB ANIMALS.—We,have great
pleasure in informing our readers that the Go-
vernors of the Flee Grammar School of Khig
Edward VI. in this town, have received front-the
Executors of the late THOMAS INGRAM, EST of
Mime'', near Bewdley, a legacy of MI., the.
interest of which they are directed to apply to the
payment of H clergyman, or clergymen, who shall
annually preach in the Parish Churches or Chapels-
of Birmingham, or elsewhere, as the said Go-
vernors shall direct, sermons to encourage and
enforce merciful and kind treatment to all dumb
animals, and more especially to the horse. Sin-
gular as this bequest may at first sight appar, it
is characteristic of a most benevolent and philan-
thropic mind, and if the trust (as we doubt not it
will) be discharged leith judgment, we cannot
lint anticipate that much good will result front it.
The thoughtless and brutal crochy frequently wit-
nessed iowards dumb animals is irttlyshockjug to
every humane and feeling mind ; and as the sttb-
ject of the Reverend Gentleman's sermon will
In-
elude all descriptions of aniimils, we sincerely
hope not only that the nob:e animal the horse
will be treated with more tenderness, hut that the
barbarity of ball-baiting, cock-fighting, &c. will
be so ably exposed, as in time
to put a stop to
such saYatte and disgraceful spurts,--(Birniinghant
Commercial ,41erald)