The Sun.
London, England, 1820-07-14 00:00:00

WIMAIESrEIt, JULY 13.

Our town is now very gay, as we have the
Election at the College, the Races, and the
Quarter Sessions, all this week. The King's
guineas were won yesterday, at three heats, by
Lord Aylesbury's Vanguard,. beating four others,
and the Sweepstakes by Mr. Mildtnay's
Topaz, beating live others. Wednesday,' Mr.
Dilly's Ellie Deans beat four others, for the City
Plate. The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate
did not fill, for want of horses. To-day, Sir I'.
F. Heathcote's Rubens, out of Louisa, 'beat six
others,• for the Cup of 100 guineas value; and
Capt. M'Cloud's.Chance Card, by Dick Andrews,
won the Ladies' Plate, beating three others.-L—lt
is expected that the Ball will be most' numer-
ously attended, out of compliment to the Steward,
our late worthy Representative in Parliament
Sir T. F. fleathcote.—At the Annual Speaking,
to-day, in the SChoo.l of Winchester College, there
was a very numerous and respectable assernblige
of Wiccamists ; besides the Wardens of hoth. the
.Wiccamical Societies, we noticed Sir Charles
Hulse, M. P., Mt. Sturges BoUrn M. P., Mr.
Fleming, M. P., Mr. Chancellor Legge, Mr.
Archdeacon Heathcote,.&c. &c. The Gold Me-
dals for Composition were adjudg.ed to 'Gabell
(son to the head master) and FearOn; and the
Silver to Bramston and Pears, for Elocution.
GARELL-44 Similar causes lracl to similar ellects."—E,g!ish
Ars's.,ay.
FenßoN-6' Georgius Quartus solium itaternurn ascendit."—
La tin, Verse..
BRAMSTON—GRIgaCUS, the General of the Caledonii, to his
Ariny.—Tacitus.

PEAus:—M. I'. Cato de conjurationis Cati!in

NEW ARGYIA, RoomiTne series of -Con-
certs instituted :by ille; Proprietors of these
Rooms, so admirably, calculated for musical

• effect, concluded .for the season last night. These
Concerts may be considered as 'a reviVakof those
celebrated Harmonic Meetings, under Ihe con-
duct of BACH and ABEL, at AmAcies',-and.-after:-
wards renewed under the name of. Professional
Concerts a tilanover-square. The Argyll Concerts
are supported by equal talents, and have the advan-
tage of a more copious supply of musical Compo-
sitions which have since- appeared. The Leader
of the Band last night was Mr. F. -CRAMER, and
the Conductor, Mr. C. KNYYETT. The Orchestra,
as heretofore, was filled with first-rate Perfor,
mers. We have not room to 'detail the excel-
lencies of, the Performances. A Madrigal by
Form, of ancient date, was encored. So Avas an
Echo Duet, composed by BRAHAM, and admi-
rably given
.by the Misses Conni. Puzzt per-
formed a Solo oh the Horn, with great skill,
and MORI what he styled a .Pot Pourri,
on the violin, in a very masterly manner.
The great instrumental achievement of the
night, however, was a Coneeriante on the
Piano Forte, Obligato, by Mr. J. B. eitAMEli,
composed by MOZART and himself, the latter
part most probably, in order to display the full
extent of his powers. It was a. display of taste
and brilliant execution that perhaps can only be.
rivalled by himself. The Vocal department was
supported- by VAUGHAN. J. B. SALE, the
KNiVETTS, HAWES, the Misses CORRI and Miss
STEPHENS, who sung Mad Bess with strong
expression, and MARSHALL, the pupil of HAWES,
who testified his own talents and the able to

Lion of his master. The Concert couclud-
ed with "' God Sive the King," given by the
whole of the Band and Vocal Corps, with most
impressive animation, energy, ana effect. The
Room was full of company, among whom were
many elegant and beautiful females, who seemed
to have been attired as if for the ensuing Coro-
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nation.

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Yesterday, y, Prince and Princess
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entertained Count Itterberg,- Baron Just; Count
and-Countess Ludolif, Count de Caraman, and a
select party of distinguished Foreigners, with a
Grand Dinner, at their residence, Chandos Muse.
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of BEDFORD,
entertained the Marquis and Marchioness of Luis-
down, Lord and Lady Holland, Countess of Jer-
sey, Ear! of Lauderdale, Earl Stair; and a large
party of distinguished personages, With a grand
dinner, at their house, hi St. James's-seinare.
The Tragedy of Virginires was produced for
the first time on Saturday night at' the..F.,din-
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Theatre, for the purpose of presenting:Mr.
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YOUNG
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in the character of Viigins. His ex,;-
ertions were splendidly effective, and ' though
the tragedy was generally well supported, it will
easily be believed that it derivedits greatest, 'claims
to the thunders of applause with -Which it was
received to the talents of Mr. You Nth At the con-
clusion the shouts of -aPProbatihn -were inces-
sant, so much so, as to inddce the manager -to
withdraw the tragedy of King' Lear, -intended
for* representation on Monday ..evening, and an-
nounce the repetition of Virginias.