The Sun.
London, England, 1818-10-28 00:00:00

SPOICIING INTELLICiENCE.

NEWMARKE"I"FIIIRD OCTOBER, OIL HOUGHTON
MEETING, 1t•516.

Tc'EsnAY, ()umbra 27.
Mr. Neale's Canvas, 7st. In). heat Sir 4. Shelley's Leo-
jpddine, Sst. 611). T.Y.C. 109g5.-5 to 4 agst Canvas.
Fifty Pounds, fur two-yr-oldscarrying a feather, three, 7q.
tune, Sst. 91b. live, 9st. Y. 11.). six, 9;t. 71b. and aged, 9st. 101 n.
I.a.t three wiles of B.C.
Mr. ‘Vyndliarn's ch. f. Silvertail, 3 yrs
Mr. W. Butler's ch. c. Calico, '2. yrs
Mr. Udny's b. h. Milton, 5 yrs
2 to I on Silvertail

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(First Class) Handicap Sweepstakes of lOgs each, for three-
sr-olds and upwards. T.Y,C. '
Mr. Neale's Canvas, 4 yrs, 7st. 316, . 1
'r. IVortley's Octaviatta, 3 yrs, Gst. 51b. .. e
Ir. ituger's Manfrecia, 4 yrs, 7st. 51b.
Mr. Rush's f. by Seliin, out of Muclibird's darn, a yrs,
Est. 2 lb. ..
Mr. Farrell's Georgiana, 3 yrs, List. 71b. 6
Two pd ft.
7to 4 agst Canvas-6 to .1 agst Man freda.

(Second Class) Handicap Sweepstakes of lOgs each, fur thritc-
vr-olds and upwards. T.Y.C.
IA G. H. Careturisli's Little IJick, 4 yrs, Bst. 611 i. 1
Mr. Wynilharn's Skim, 5 yrs, Bst. 81b.
Mi. Rush's c. by Ccsario, out of Lady ,Jane, 3 yrs, (Ist. '216 4
Mr. Lake's c, by Seymour, 3 yrs, Gst. 121 b.
... * 4
Major Wilson's'Spitining Jenny, 4 yrs, 7st. Slb. ... 5
Two lid ft.
2to 1 agst Little Dick-7 to 4 agst Skim-4 to 1 agst Sey-
mour C. ..

The battle between E.ilcs and Isle of 'Wight
will take place to-morrow for 100 guineas,
in a 24 feet ring, 20 miles from Londwn.—Betting
6 to 4 on flail.

To-morrow•, according to annual custom, the
Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, the Sheritii,
Recorder, &c. will proceed troth Guildhall to the

°use of the Lord Chancellor, to receive trim;

hint an intimation of the Prince Regent's appro-
bation of the choice of the Citizens of London, in
their election of Lord Mayor for the ensuing year.
The Sheriffs, with the City Remembrancer, after.
wards proceed in their state-carriages round the
west-end of the town, to invite the Foreign Am.
bassadois, Cabinet Ministers, &c. to the gran('
entertainment to be given at Guildhall on Lord
Mayor's Day.
DREADFUL Fate.—Yesterday afternoon, about
one o'clock, the inhabitants of Greystoke-place,
Fetter-lane, were thrown into the greatest alarm,
in cot sequence of a fire which broke out in the
workshop belonging to Mr. Sadd, carpenter
and builder, which burned with such velocity, that
in a short bore the whole of the premises were in
flames. Several fire-engines soon arrived, but
unfortunately no water could be obtained for
some time; and owing to the confined situation
of the place, the firemen were in a great measure
retarded iu their progress. The devouring ele-
ment soon communicated with the house of Mr.
Fletcher, tailor, and a Mr. Hawkins, cheese-
monger, both of which sustained considerable
injury, as well as the house of Dr. Milleor, and
likewise Elam Chapel ; but the whole (if Mr.
Sadd's premises, with all die property, was con-
sinned. The fire was totally subdued about two
o'clock. The danpige done is very considerable.
Mr. Sadd alone, it is said, lust property to the
amount of 10001.

MELANCHOLY CASE OF SUICIDE.—•An
tnqui-
sition was taken yesterday at the Turf Tap, in
Grosvenor - place, Pembroke -mess's, upon the
body of Mr. James Guy, whose death was pro-
duced by his cutting his throat in Hyde Park, as
we recently stated. Mr. George johns, Car-
rington-street, Shepherd's Market, stated, that
the deceased had lived at his house between one
and two years : he was a few years ago possess►'ct
of very considerable property ; he was the pro-
prietor of a large haberdashery concern in the
city of London, and was a freeman of the Ha-
berdashers' Company. He unfortunately failed
in business, and became insolvent. About twelve
months ago the deceased's wife died, and since
that period he had never been happy in his mind,
or had sufficient to supply his necessary wants
and those of his c-hiidren. The deceased owed
'him 7/.; and a stunt time ago he told him that he
would forgive him the rent due to him if he
would procure himself another lodging. The
replies of the deceased within the last few weeks
to questions put to him were totally irrelevant to
the subject, and he WAS satisfied that his troubles
had deranged his intellects. Mrs. Johnstone and
another female stated, that time deceased had not
lately food for his children (two girls, one silt
and die other seven years of age), and he bec,nie
melancholy. His mind was deranged in their
opinion, and his great troubles had productd that
derangement. Verdict---" Lunacy.-

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PROVINCIAL JOURNALS.

EMIGRATION.

A-s•many arts are constantly practised in order
to delude the lower orders of the people, and in-
duce them to flock to the United States of Ame-
rica, we have taken the following article from►
The (Dublin) 'Correspondent. Oct. 23, a Paper
deserves the support of Government, and the
esteem of all loyal subjects. The'Cnnd►lctnr of
that excelle►►t Joornal, we are persuaded, has the
‘velfare of the'Empire really at heart, and never
woulo insert eny thing likely to be ijutious to
lt eland, but, on the contrary, is ardently dis Posed
to prott►ote her prosperity.

The follo‘ving extracts of Letters are from Mr.
V.,7:tt.Trit Lox, of no inconsiderable notoriety in
this city, iit present expatriated in tile 'Onkel!
trey of America. As this personage.v..6-11 not be
tsti.perteii strong partialities towards those
s‘ Ito administer the higher functions cf the State
it the Kingdom, and constapiently not
likely to exii,,gur,ite things unfavourably (or the
country iii,ssltich he now resides, out of any dis-
rm•ition 'to compliment his Alajesry's Ministers
or thuir system of government, sve give his re-
mat Ls on such matters as have come tinder his
/),,,0n.,11 observation, (luring the time he has been
to New Volk.

It the prv‘iilent inve emigiation in thetc
ran he ot of its ar-
i!fittr HS ttlll tilloW A 041111 COlisilleralloil Of Willi!
Nr. NV. Sta!rs, it Win receive 5,,,t0e vet v sit-
-I,lf ary the picture he tiraw,, nod
We Hie sorr to) II it, of the
Emie,rant's coutEtion in the Uttitttl estates of