The Sun.
London, England, 1820-07-21 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING-ROOM, JuLY 20, 1820.
'DONCASTER ST. LISGER.
S to 1 agst Athenian 16 10 1 agst Lady of the Vale
10 to l agst Woodbine , 17 to 1 agst Langar •
11 to 1 agst Arbutus, . 18 to 1 agst Altisidora c.
12 to 1 agst Sir Mark 20 to 1 agst Reposatla
14 to 1 agst Lisette •I 20 to 1 agst Nlonreith
14 to 1 agst Tramper • 11)00 to 15 agst Mr. Hall.'s 1.
NEWMARKET ST. LEVER.
6 to 4 agst Sa-klor.

TROTTING MATCH.—The match of 16 miles and a half in
an hour, having bren tre.Ftted in harness last week, a gentle-
man. named Hardingc undertook that his groom, a light
weight„, should drive the same distance, and the match was
attempted yesterday on the Colchester road, for 200 guineas,
in a vehicle constructed for the purpose ; although, however,
the Wile was faster' than the other, he had not the strength.
Half the distance was performed in 28 minutes and 52 se-
conds, but the horse lost ground i❑ the licit four miles, and
the owner, rather than distress the animal, ordered him to.
he pulled up, when he had five s ►o.do kn 16 minutes.

•
CORN EXCHANGE, SuLy 21.—The supply of
Wheat being small this week, and the weather
continuing unfa.vourable for the growing Crops,
what sales were made this morning were at an
advance of 4s. per quarfer on Monday's prices ;
Oats are full Is. per quarter dearer ; and Barley
and Beans being in demand,- and but few -samples
of either at Market, each of those articles sold
2s. per quarter higher ; Grey Peas ls. dearer.

SMITHFIELD ICRKET; .JULY 21.—There was
a good supply of every description of Cattle at
Market this morning, in particular that of small
meat, in consequence of. which the prices have
lowered ;- Beef has alSo lowered in price, ther,e
not being a great demand for that article.—The
Haymarket remains in price as per last Market.
day ; Straw and Clover no alteration in price.

DEATH OF LORD RANELAGH.—Died, on the
4th inst. at his Lordship's seat, Fulham, Mid-
dlesex, THOMAS JONES, Lord Viscount RANE-
LAGH. In 17,11 the Earldom of Ranelagh be-
came extinct, but the titles of Viscount and Ba-
ron, bearing) date from the Bth of. CHARLES 1.,
devolved to the second brother, from which the
deceased was descended. His Lordship was a
Colonel in the army. He is. succeeded in his
titles and his estates by his only son, an infant-;
the heir presumptive is his Lordship's brother,
in the King's Royal hussars.

REconnEn's REPORT.-Yesterday the - Re-
corder made a Report to his Majesty in Council
of the Convicts in Newgate capitally convicted
in May Session last ; viz. Edward `,hear, James
Gardner, Henry Brown, Samuel Benjamin Mere-
dith, and Peter Mill q, for uttering forged bank
notes ; Henry Luff, Sohn 'Atkins, Joseph Bell,
Benjamin- Constable, and George Pettitt, for
stealing in dw ening-houses ; Thomas Cumber, for
sheep-stealing ; George' Palmer and. William
Wilkinson*, for highway robbery ; John Price,
for house-breaking ; David. Sintield, for horse-
stealing ; and Edward Smith, for burglary ; when
James Gardner, liefirjj Broxn, Peter Miller,
Thomas Camber, and Williaw Wilkinson, were
ordered for Execution on Thursday next. The
others were respited during pleasure.

—it This prisonerwas convicted Id* extorting monev from
Captain Hodder, under threats of charging him with an un-
Oat Ural offence. •

Yesterday morning a general muster of ,the
Grenadiers, Coldstream, and Third Regiments
of Foot Guards, took place on_ the Parade in St.
James's Park, in presence of his Royal HighnesS
the CGMMANDER-IN-entur, and his Royal High-
ness the -Duke of CAMBRIDGE, Whq attended on
foot in the full uniform of their respective regi-
ments. Colonel GARDINER attended the duty of
Muster-Master: The public were highly grati-
fied at the condescending mannel\ in which the
Duke. of YORK ex_pressecl his approbation of the
troops. Lady CAROLINE LAMB and • several
Ladies appeared at the balcony of Melbourne
to witness the military scene. .

DUEL-IN, JULi 17.

rFrom the hiternidn' :lozcri 1.
_ GUILD OF IvlbltliANT'S:

This day a Quarterly Meeting of the Galld
'was held at the• Shakespeare' Gallery, in Exche,
quer-street. Several freedoms were granted, and
a becoming spirit wag Manifested to meet the ex-
ertions of the opposite .party in their endeavours
to obtain a preponderance in the election of a
Representative for this City. The most impor.:
taut featke of the day's proceedings were the
following Resolutions, 'which *ere unanimously
adopted, and considerable indignation was ex-
pressed at the misrepresentations which rendered
it neC'egsary -to come to their adoption

GUILD OF MERC INl's, DUBLIN.

MIDSU3IMER, QUARTER. DAY JULY 17,. 1820•

3ANIES BLACKER, -Esq. Senior Master, in.the Chair:
Resolved Unanimously,—That having seen with indigna.
tion the scandalous and malicious manner in which our pro-
b,rding, on the 6th inst. hare bet n this'reprekented in Certain.
N'ewspapers.of this (:its', and being thiS day assembled, for'
the first time since the said misrepresentations were pubrish-
ed, we do feel it our tlut.y to take this opportunity of declar-
ing the.reports, purporting to lie these (.f our proceedings oti
that occasion, which appeared in The Dublin Evening- Post,
The Freeman's Journal, and Carrick's Morning Post, to be
most garbled, perverted, and in several instances,, totally
Use statements of the same, apfl that we deeply lament
that they should, under such cirumstances, have had the
effect of misleading a ',timber, of distinguished individu!tls)
both id thiS country and in .P.ngland, as to our motives and
principles, as expressed upon that occasion.

Itesorved inianitnously—That the above •Resoltit;ons be
published in 7'he HOernian Journal, .The batlin Evening
Post, Carrick's llfornink Post, and The 1-,*eedra'n's

and in The Sun and Courier Newspap 'it in London.

Sigtied by Oilier,
T. dud .1. ALLEN, Clerks of the Gdild

The ftillowing Resolution was also passed nnanittionsly:---
" Resolved, That the freedom Of this Guild be presented
in the most respectfUl niantier, to our countryman, Lieut...
-General George Vaughan Hart, Governor of. Londonderry'
and Cu!more, whose zealous and indefatigable discharge of,
his'- duties in Parliament recominends him y the; considera-
tion, and entitles hi' to the gratitude of every IrMrtian." •