The Sun.
London, England, 1820-05-19 00:00:00

REGIS I Lit OF FASHION.

A ttatvm.s.—W. W. Beecher, Esq. M.P. at the Royal Hotel,
froui Ireland ; John Cooke, Esq. at ditto, from Leicestershire ;
Colonel ana Mrs. Clutterbuck, at Fenton's Hotel front their
seat in Cornwall ; Mr. and Mrs. Faulkner, at ditto, from
Paris; Hon. Thomas Spence, at ditto; Dr. Mackit?, and the
Res. Mr. Mackie, at Fladones Hotel, front Bath.
DuAirrn RES.—The Countess Ashhornham and the Ladies.
ashl;urnhau►, for Sussex ; Capt. De Brooke, from 13runet's
Hotel, for Sweden.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

EPSON! RACES, THURSDAY-SECOND DAY.

Such a Derby race day was peter witnessed by the oldest
frequenters of the turf. The rainy morning kept more than
half from there, who enjoy this toe race as a holiday, and in-
stead of the first display in the world of equipage, beauty, and
fashion, the Ladies were kept in their close carriages, expect-
ing to be blow') over uy the stormy element ; as to the booths,
many were unroofed an the preceding night, and those left
shared the same fate yesterday. Sign-posts and canvass were
fiyinz in all directions when the horses started.
The Derby Stakes of 50gs. each, for 3 yrs old: colts to
carry SA. Jib., and fillies sst. 2lti. (54 subscribers) half for-
feit. The welter of the second horse to receive 100 gs. out of
the stoke.

mr. Th,,rnhill's ch. e. Sailor, by Scud, darn Goosander l
Mr. U",iney's hr. c. Abjer
I.ots ‘-.. H.Cavendisli's c. by .Nliddlettiorpe, out of ('at 3
....

Tliree only ,ere placed. It is nrcessat y to place two, hut
tf,e race was won in a canter by more than two lengths (Sam
Chaney, rider) A utigal:ican and Arbutus bolted at 'rotten-
ham Corner towards Loudon, from the storm, as sonic say.
Arbutus Hein;; on the near side of Antigallicaii, and close at
him, titote that horse out, and Pindarrie shifted there and
got out of Li. place. The Kiil Devil filly and Pindarrie were
fourth and fifth, and the others were a :Ling distance behind.
It v.,as a fast lUD race, Betting 3 tot agst Pindarrie, 3 agst
to I agst the Kill Devil filly, I-2 to I a4t Ahjer, IG
to I agst Arbutus, and 100 to 3 agst any other—to stalled.
A great number now left the Course from the inclemency
of the weather, without waiting the other tar► laces.

Sweepstakes of logs. each, with 20 added from the Racing
for all ages.
Mr. Forth's Admiral, 4 yrs, 7st. 41h.
11r. Shrieliborn, 4 yrs, 7.1 t. 41h.
1). of Rotland's lufvrior, 5 yrs, Sst. 3

. 0
Nlr. Hobson's Fitzclotlrly 4
The last race was a Sweepstakes of togs cad), for all ages.
Mr. Dilly's Shrie'hluortu, 4 yrs, 7st. 21b.
Mr. Batson's c. by ‘Valton, out of Comedia, 5 yrs, Bst 2
Six started, butt oudy two were placed.
These last races wet e interesting to the parties only, 2.3
they were 11.111 lit the sturnl, and there was uu betting.

i'LA4isEliS' MAIL

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A Flandei.s Mail arrived at a late hour last
night, with Brussels Papers to Tuesday last. The
follow;ing are extracts :
DRESDEN, MAY 4.—The exact time When
we may expect the Emperor of Austria. in this
city is not yet known, but it is supposed that his
will come in the first week in June, wish
several members of his family, among whom will
be the Archduke Ramur, Viceroy of :Le kingdom
of Lombardy.
BERLIN, APRIL 27 —The measures for sup-
pressing some of the Regencies (or Provincial
Governments), and the new divisions of the Ad-
ministration, begin to be carried into execution.
The dissolution of the superior Regency of Rein-
chenbach, in Silesia, has been announced to it
officially, by the High President of Silesia.
Letters from- Sr. Petersburg!) state, that the
deperture'of the Emperor to visit the southern pro-
vinces of his vast empire is put off for same
.weeks ;
and some persons sey that his Majesty will not
undertake this journey doting the present year.—
The Grand Duke Nicholas and his consort (the
King's eldest daughter) are expected here
without tail in the course of this month. The
Grand Duchess will probably remain here the
-whole summer.