The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-03 00:00:00

One mile.

Lord Southampton's brother to LTrganda ....... . ... 1
ray no's Sung frau

Five others started, but only the first two were placed.
Mr. Petit's Rosary, Mr. Bacon's Eugene, and Mr. Theo-
bald's Hohenlohe paid.
Betting-2 to 1 agst Harold, 4to 1 agst Niger, 4to 1
4gst Roundhead, and sto 1 agst Urganda. The winner
took the front immediately atter going off, and managed to
defeat every attempt made to dispossess him of it. At one
period within the distance the appearance of the race from
the grand stand was beautiful in the extreme. With the
exception of Howard all of them presented so even a front
that it required a quick eye to discover that Urganda had
any advantage; this, however, was the case, for he imme-
diately mended his pace, Jungfrau at the same time making
play. pretty race between these two ended in favour of
the horse by a length. T. Robinson (a lad), who rode
Howard, fell in turning Tottenham-corner, and broke his
collar-bone, the accident arising from Howard having
struck upon the heels of one of the leading horses. We
can confidently assure the public that these accidents, which
are so frequent, will in future be prevented, the alteration
of the cotirae having been determined on by the stewards
of the Jockey Club. The winner was rode by Edwards
with excellent judgment ; Jungfrau by Arnttll, Roundhead
by Boyce, Nigerly by Dockersy, Harold by J. Day, and
Yelva by Conolly.
The Durdans Stakes of 10 sous. each, and 10 added, for all
ages ; the winner to be sold for 150 sovs. One mile.
Mr. Theakstores Tokay, aged 1

Brown's Bhurtpore, 5 yrs 2
Duke of Richmond's Roundhead, 3 yrs 3
Six others started, but only, three were were placed.
Owing to a mistake of the Racing Calendar, which stated
the extra weights to be for winners in 1828 ; much confu-
sion arose, as it ought to have been 1829. The stewards
decided that the terms stated in the calendar ought to be
abided by, 4lthough incorrectly given. The odds were-
-5 to 2 agst. Tokay, 7 to 2 agst. Romp, and 5 to 1 agst.
Constantine. Bhurtpore, rode by Dockeray, made the
i work to the distance, when Tokay went up, hot him, and

asset
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was home first by two lengths; the others ha"
The winner was rode by G. Edwards, zobeide u e
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Sadler by Chapel, Roundhead by Pairs, Constantinen,e
bl
Farlow, Ariel by Boast, Romp by Lye, and Keep
Shepherd.
Match-50 soya. Three quarters of a mile' I
Mr. Gascoyne's Tramp Tuilla, 5 yrs .......................... f
Mr. Cosby's Constance, 5 yrs ................................. ;id ios
The winner, rode by Lye, made all the plait 3
very easy. Dockeray rode the loser.
The match between Lazarus and Baltic is Pat °flslb.
Ascot races, Lazarus carrying Sst. 41b. instead of Sat
The match between Jemmy Gordon and Zeit,a
by consent. bet°
THE DERBY STAKES.—No other change in tke Dop
except that Ebury has improved to 9to 1. AS the° stsrl
of Richmond and Mr. Attwood are not expected
iled.
any thing, the list givem by us on Monday will 553"
The Oaks betting as before.
Stakes to-morrow :
The following horses are expected to start for the Pei°
Load George Cavendish's br. c. by Godolphm--r,r-
Mr. Gratwiche's Frederick, by Little John
Lord Mountcharles's Rupert, by Master Henry
Mr. Rush's b. c. by Tiresias—Rhoda
Lord Exeter's Patron, by Partisan
Sir. Greville's Mohican, by Want
Mr. Forth's The Exquisite, brother to Dandizette
Mr. Begbie's ch. c. by Moses, dam by Election
Lord Sligo's Prince Eugene, by Whisker
Sir G. Heathcote's b. c. by Centaur—Jane Shore
Lord Grosvenor's Ebury, by Master Henry
Lord Egremont's brother to Lap Dog
Mr. S. Stonehewer's Chiron, by Centaur
Lord Sefton's Morris Dancer, by Morisco
Mr. Payne's b. c. by Orville—Principessa's dam
To-morrow we shall give the Oaks.

Intl er

Prince LEOPOLD gave his second gral'oeits
tertainment on Monday evening at Marlborough,
which was one of the most brilliant and fashionable
that has been given this season. The arrangement tile
fete were the same as on the former entertainment, or
exception that a separate entrance by the Eastern of
nude of the front of the Mansion was reserved fur the 6,0
berg of the Royal Family, where they were recei Ijot
Equerries to the Prince, Sir ROBERT Gant:mass the pep
Capt. CUST, and Sir HENRY SETON, who condaett-at kit
through the old into the new dining-reoult,
Royal Highness received his Royal and distinguisbe%afe iu
Nearly the whole of the Members of the Royalol,
town were present, the Duke of SussEx, the DOZ,
KENT, the Princess AUGUSTA, the Duke and Dantel
GLOUCESTER, and the Princess SOPHIA MATILDA atrrs, sir
in the early part of the evening. The Duke of 01;00
LAND joined the party about twelve, having arrinie
Windsor but a short time previous, where his Bilsi d t
nest had been dining in company with his MAJESTY tut t)
Dukes of ORLEANS and CHARTRES, after haying inlechegsl
the Castle and Windsor Great Park. The cumPanYur
to arrive a few minutes before ten o'clock, and °I tee
setting down without intermission for the slut" c'obililf
hours. The party, which included the first-rate N
and Gentry, was more numerous than on the fooled to
casion, and were, on their arrival, severally intro" co'
his Royal Highness. At eleven o'clock a Cul'eert, ss
menced in the Grand Hall—Mademoiselle Soral.gle
other first-rate vocalists were engaged. Sigu°l:,„,fi- t
presided at the Grand Pianoforte, and Da.too'--
conipanied several of the pieces on the double hst., ;00,
hall was fitted up as a music-room, the puifitlnb-,„
gCe
embellish its ceiling, and also its sides, appeared
advantage on this occasion. Refreshments were roe°'
the company during the evening in an all tie
in which is placed an excellent portrait °up,
Duchess of KENT and the Princess V1c..,.1°- wit(
After the Concert the company adjourned to the via oo°
room, where the supper was served. The curuPsPrprioer
after took their departure. His Royal Iligloeggj outer'
LEOPOLD had intended to have given another gtso"! ,ir
tainment on the Bth inst., but owing to unavuidsbjewia
cunistauces, it has been postponed. The flioroliQ
Notice was, in consequence, issued from Mar'.
House yesterday :
" Marlborough House, June et -- w
" The Concert intended to be given at Marilee
House on Monday, the Bth instant, is deferred t°
day, the 29th instant.

" ROBERT GARIM--
gER
The Duke of ORLEANS visited his MAJSP
yesterday.
ger
Lord FARNBOROUGH had an audiencea
terday of the KING.
qtertlO
The Princess AUGUSTA left town Ye--f co,
morning for the seat of the Duke ancluDigee7Bl no;nsiseinioi
RKNCE, in Bashy Park. Her Royal
to dinner with the Duke and Duchess, and in Qthce
returned to her residence, in the King'sPalace,'"- e
A Messenger was sent off last eveningik
despatches from the Admiralty, for Sir PULTRNEIr_7O"
COLM, the Commander of the naval force in the 10;Sif
ranean ; and also, from Sir Gunton 111unaAY, Oft ibe
FREDERICK ADAM, the Lord High Commissioner s'
lonian Isles.
Sir JOHN JinotHowNnKonlNTG.,eLsdaieyu, tiro-Governoraoffsairll)s.l:loo,
arrived
attended yesterday at the Colonial Office, and tra"-
business with Sir G. MURRAY. DO
The Brazilian Minister arrived in NW
Saturday night from Dover.
e
Sir CHARLES and Miss FLowER w-i
net. at Bolton House on Monday evening to his Griolir
Archbishop of CANTERBURY, the Dowager Pu„..har
RICHMOND, Sir JoHN and Lady Mellott, the Pfr-saSlif
BATH and WELts, Dowager Marchioness Sasiss,
Baron and Lady HULLOCK, the Bishop of Aff‘j3,l.kfiro
and Mrs. ROTHSCHILD, the LORD MAYOR gri-
MAYORESS, General Sir JOHN Doyti, &e. SL„e*
Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBERLANDO. r
vented joining the party by attending hie 1%1'1"-e
Windsor.
~AT A fs,,lg
ANNE OF GEIERSFEIN, BY SIR T•
1(110'
1,
SCOTT.—A third supply of this Novel is shipped tOtea
vessel from Edinburgh, and is expected To-more
it will be ready for delivery to the Booksellers 5,h--
and MARSHALL, Stationers-court.—June 3, 182
b ape tO
With feelings of sincere regret we i';:oso'
announce the death of the Right Hon. HartaY 104 Or
brother to the Eail of filwrowN. Mr. LEO° Oini
companied his brother and other gentlemen, on 'hoe et:
party, to the neighbourhood of Mullingar, and be
gaged in that pursuit on Belvedere Lake yeAtt Dfiy
happened to turn suddenly round to address -01 Siff
TOWN, by which motion a small boat in which be, .0';
overset, and the unfortunate gentleman never ro-
ot abbe
Two attendants saved themselves by clingingro
Lord MmowN's servant plunged on the instant ,pi; ti"
lake, and swam about the spot a considerable time dleS
vain hope of rendering assistance. The body 101 A 001,
vered and raised within less than an hour, an.:swe 5
exertion that friendship or professional aid cool! ;jibe.
restore animation was, we grieve to say, used pow,
effect. Mr. LEESON was about 27 years of age.
.Evenin# Post of Saturday.
ber
BIRTHS. of oil
At Newbridge, Derry Dawlish, the residencepue
father, Colonel Rochfort, M.P., the lady of
.1‘
Wakefield Meade, Esq., of a son and heir. e 11
At the Rectory house, Thrapston, the lady of --
01°1e
W. Greenwood, of a son.
In Montague-square, the lady of Lieutenant'
lef
Macneil, of Barra, of a son, still born. Agzt
On the 31st ult., in Wilton-crescent, Belgrslac relv
the wife of William Br)wn Kitchiner, Esq., oil- sillir
On the 30th ult., in Charles-street, Berkeier •
the lady of Edward Walpole, Esq., of a son. d o so( •
The lady of Major Maekworth, of Glen,
At Preston, the lady of the Rev. Charles Hew
daughter.
Wed

ARRIE.
On the Ist of JuneM, at LaßgDley PolnbrOk' ier9bla'f
Gresley Stone, Esq., of Chamber's-court, Worces Ater
and of Coptfold Hall, Essex, to Susan, third d'"
the Rev. Dr. Shepherd. otior,e:
On the Ist inst., at St. George's, 113°°ve't;
Thomas Calverley, Esq., of Ewell House, SurreY,
ve,
Beth Goldwyer, widow of the late Charles Blar ti
of Berkeley-square. r
On the Ist inst., at Langley, near Willui° :,rel7tte
Gresley Stone, Esq., of Chambers-court,if"ric,;( 01
and Coptfold Hall, Essex, to Susannah, daug
Rev. Dr. Shepherd.

DIED. tau
t*
On the 23d ult. at the Reetorv-honse,
Nathaniel Nicholls, Esq., in the 84th year of '11,14.
On the 25th ult., Lieut. James B. Bowdieb'
On the 31st ult., at the house of Major-Oe°o,,,po'
Major H. D. Showers, of the lion. East India of
service, Bengal establishment. 0A:co.
On the 22d ult., aged 70, Joseph BeebYd the
Egham Hythe, near Staines, Middlesex, oue Ott
ciety of Friends.
At Southernham, Exeter, Rear-Admiral R.
aged 71.

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