The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-12 00:00:00

LEWES RACES.--BUG 10.

A Sweepstakes of logs each for 3-year old colts, est. 31b. ;
Bst. 'The last mile and half; the winner of the
Derby, Oaks, or Pavilion Slakes, to carry 7lb.,extra.
Lord Egremont's b. c. 11.661 n Hood ... over.
• itg -
His Majesty's Plate of 100 gs. for horses, mares, oi.geldings,!
four-yrs old to carry lObt:4lb.; five, list. 61b. ; and aged,
_l2st, 2lb.—Four mile heats.

Mr. Writllianes gr. c. Little John
Mr. Pearce's b. f. Young Caroline ..
Col. Moreland's b. Is. Ranter 2 dr
5t04 en Little John-5 to I .agst Ranter-10 to 1 agst Young
...,
Caroline• - . .

Hunter's Stakes of sgs. each ; Heats, the New Course. The
sinner to be sold for 100 gs. if demandeil, &c. To early
King's Plate weights ; mares and geldings allowed,3lb.
Mr. Mabbott named Mr. Shouhridge's ch, g. Gi.ashop,

per.
Mr. New's gr. g. Forester
Nu Bet•lng—Very little company

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MUSICAL INTELLIGENCE.--G reat preparations,
We understand, are making for giving the utmost
grandeur of effect to the Meeting of the three
Choirs of Gloucester, Worcester, and Hereford.
The first instrumental and vocal Performers are
emulous to lend their assistance on this laudable
occasion, which, .we find, is for the benefit
of the Widows and Orphans of the poor-Cler-
gy of the three Dioceses.---CaAltEn- is to lead,
CLAIiKE to sit at the Organ, and MUTTON to COll-
dUCttheWhOle. MTS.SALMON, 3 oungMAR&IIILL,
the admirable pupil of HAwEs, Miss STEPHENS,
BARTLEMAN, VAUGHAN, B,ELLAMY,'HAWES and
the KNyvErrs, join this Constellation of talents.,
on an occasion • which particularly calls for the
patronage of Churchmen, but which will of course
be zealously supported. I.ly the friends of huma-
nity in general.'

Cnicltvr MATcn.—On Wednesday .a Cricket
Match took place in Hackney-fields, between
eleven Gentlemen of the Hackney Club and ele-
ven Gentlemen of. the Islington Club. -It was
won by the Islington Club by a majority of 80
runs. The match was for 50 guineas, and afforded
good sport. A wrestling match took place after-
wards' between an Irishman anda Lancashire-man,
N%hich was won by neither pasty, and-is to be
tried on'a future day.

The 'return match at cricket between Kensing-
ton.
ill be played
and-Chelsea, fOy 200 .guineas,. w
on Monday next, in the ground belonging to
the Builders' Arms, facing Kensington work-
house..

Sir JOHN GEERS COTTERELL, the Member for
Ifereforcl, opened his newly, erected. mansion,
near that city, on Friday last, by giving.a superb
entertainment. to the Judges on that circnit, and
most-of the surrounding, persons of distinction,
who were highly gratified iyith the' `worthy Ba-
ronet's polite, hospitality, and the'beautifal views
hi.oiery direction from his extensive demcsne.

THt LATE AVF.RAY AT CattNOCK,

[Front the Greenock ddvertisei, Aug. B.]

The following are the names of the six soldiers,
who have been committedstO our gaol as guilty
actors or art and part, of the homicides in the
fatal occurrence of Saturday se'lmight':---John
Dempsey, Robert Surrage, Patrick Lynch, Jc
seph Elliott, John. Beck, and Malachi Clinton.
The other person, apprehended along with these
immediately after the outrage, liasj since the
precognitipn, been liberated, it being fOtind that
he Was no way concerned in it. NIT-e. hav'e al,
ready made mention of the good terms which
subsisted between the detachthent of the 13th to
which these men belonged and the inhabitants of
the town, previous to this Melancholy

occur,

rence ; -and, as a proof that its consequences were
no lesS deeply felt and deplored by the former
than by the latter, and that this feeling has pc:l,
varied the -whole regiment, we have great sati:,-
faction in annexing the following manly and in-
genuous letter from Col. WILLIAms, to our ettiee
Magistrate, accompanying the liberal donation of
one hundred pounds, -voluntarily subscribed by
the officers, non-commis.sioned officers, and pri-
vates, for the relief of the families of those who
lost their lives on the occasion

" Stirling Castle, 3d August, 1820,

"SlR—Having learnt with the most heartfelt sorrow and.
regret, that two men of the 18th regiment, fotgctful'uf every
principle towards themselves and the corps to which they be-
long, did, on the morning, of the 30th ultimo, as I am informed,
in a state of intoxication, fire. front their quartets,, by which.
proCeeding some lives were lost—the Officers, Nun-commis-
sioned Officers, and Privates, deeply deploring the eireum
stance, have earnestly requested to subscribe towards the
relief Of the surviving familie's of the deceased. I have there-
fore to transmit to you the sum of One Hundred Pounds, in
be distributed its such. manner as you May judge must ad.,
visable.

" I beg to apologize for the trouhle I am causing j'ou.
" I hove the honour to he,
" Sir, your most (vhetlient humble Servant,
" W. WILLIAMS, Colonel,
" Coin. 13th Regiment‘
" To the Chief Magistrate, Greenock."