The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-01 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3.—The Woodeot Stakes of 30 goys.
etch, for two-year-o!6. Last half mile.

Mr. Rawiinson's Mrs. Brown, by
Spectre
Mr. Alesfor's f by Partisan

Mr. Ma►berly's b. f. by Skim, Lit.
tle John, or Wanderer
Mr. Onion's b. f. by-Master Henry

Mr. Bristow's Qtleen Bess
Mr. Young's Acid
Mr. Walker's b. 1. by Wotlll

—Manoeuvre
Mr. FarralPs b. f. by Phantom

The. Surrey Stakes of 25 MI
Lord Mountchartes's Maresfleld,l

ovx. each. Derby Cour'e.
I Mr. Grittiths's Musquito,ist. I GIG.
Mr. Wimbush's Timothy, l'st.
101 b.
Mr. Dickinson's Prima Donna,

OA.
Mr. Bacon's Paul Jones, 9st.
Mr. Gardner's Emmelina, SA.
Mr. Coleman's Whisk, id. 111 b.

7st. 91b.
70 POVfl. Two milrs.
Mr. Rogers's Gambol
Lord Mountcharles's Coronet
Mr. Walker's klelenus
Mr. Bond's Pegasus
+tr. Gully's Game Boy
Mr. Payne's Mufti
Mr. Maberly's Nilo

The Gold Cup, value
Mr. Mattam's Penultima
Mr. Scaith's Vulcan
Mr. Clark names Hal
Mr. Bulkeley's Goblet
Mr. Wyndham's Colleger
Sir G. Heathcote's Aldea
Lord Mountcharles's Itasselas
Mr. Palmer's Merryman
THURSDAY, JUNE 4.—The Derby Stakes of 50 says. each.
Eighty-nine subscribers.
The following are expected to start :—Patron,
Canvass colt, Mohican, Morris Dancer, Thury, Frederick, La.
zarus, Espagnolle colt, Camel colt, Prince Eugene, The Exquisite,
Rhoda colt, Brother to Lap Dog, Rupert, Principessa colt.
The following are doubtful :—Chiron, the Duke of Richmond's
two, Mr. Attwood's Lady Heron c., and Lord Warwick's Niobe c.
A Sweepstakes of five soy& each, and 50 added. Heats,
two miles.
Mr. Ramabottom's Zobedia, 4 yrs Mr. Coleman's Whisk
Lard Warwick's Brother to Paul Mr. Mattam's Penultima
Jones, 4 yrs Mr. Crosby's Michel Grove
Mr. Bulkeley's Pilot Mr. Clark's Amelia

The Denbies Stakes of 10 soya. each. One mile.
Mr. Charlton's b. f. by Anticipation, d. by Marmion
Mr. Sadler's b. f. by Anticipation—Little Folly
Mr. Pearse's b. 1. by Eryx—Coral
FitIDAY, JUNE s.—The Oak Stakes of 50 soya. each.
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Seventy-nine subscribers.
The following are expected to start :—Varna, Seraph, Ma-
nceuvre, f., Fickle, Green Mantle, Pauline, Romp 1., Jungfrau,
Clotilde, Bunter, Worry, Mouse f , Nightshade, Lusa C
The following are doubtful :—Tib, Parma f and iievice..
Mitch for 100 soya,
Mr. Charlton's Genius agst Mr. Theobald's Hohonlce.

Sweepstakes of 50 e; e 1), and 50 added:—i-1—;; two

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miles.
Mr. Kettle's Laburn Mr. Coleman's Whisk
Mr. Charlton's Constantine Jr. Rush's Romp f.
Mr. Ilsechin's b. c. by Shuttle Mr. Gully's Trample
Pope

The Woollent Park Stakes of 10 soya. each.
To name the night before running.
The Headley Stakes nt 10 Nov*. earl'.

Mr. Charlton's Harold, Mr. Bond's Pegasus, and Mr. Dickin.
B.oll'i Niger.

The ship Marchioness of Ely, homeward
bound, has arrived in the channel. She left Calcutta on
the 31st January. The purser landed at Penzance, and
reached town yesterday. Ile brings the atrecable intelli-
gence that the Governor-General, Lord WILLIAM BEN-
T'Nor, hail recovered considerably front his severe and
alarming The latest accounts did not say that his
Lordship was entirely out of danger, although the most
sanguine hopes are rotertained that he would soon be re-
stored to his usual good health. We need not say that we
have unfeigned pleasure in communicating this intelligence
to the friends and relatives of his Lordship.
A few days ago, a person ofthe name of MONK,
gardener to Dr. Lrz, of Hartwell Hou,e, near Aylesbury,
took a mitt containing six young ones, the progeny of a
blackbird, which had built its habitation in that gentle-
man's garden, and tire of die young birds are of the usual
colour, the other is entirely white.—Windsor Express.

At Wildhitrst, in this county, 28 persons
have died within the last month, of small-pox. Several
of these sufferers had had it before, and whose faces, in
two or three instances, were actually marked with the dis-
ease. Whole families► have been carried off by the dread-
ful scourge, and scarcely a person has sickened with it but
has perished, whether old, middle.aged, or young.
Brighton Herald.

MONSTROSITY.—At Craggs, near Mosley,
on the 27th inst., a calf, having two distinct heads, was
extracted, by means of the Cxsariau operation, from a cow
belonging to ROBERT GOODFELLOW, of that place. This
extraordinary production was perfect in every other respect,
its heads were united at their common junction with the
neck, and it had but three ears. The formation was of
such a kind as to preclude the possibility of parturition in
the natural way. The operators were Mr: GEORGE
BawLY and Mr. JOHN Rm.rst....—Carlisle Journal.