The Sun.
London, England, 1818-04-14 00:00:00

SPORTING IN I ELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN,MEETING, 1818.
MONDAY, i 1 PHIL 13.
The Craven Stakes, Subscription of 10gs each, for all ages;
two-yr-0141., sst. 1011). three, Bst, four,aist.9lb. fire, 9st. I lbs
six, 9st. 51b. and aged, 9st. 71b. it•F.
Mr. Aryirdham's gr. c. Skim; 4 yrs ... 1
Ld Stawell's h. f. hr Phantom, 2 yrs
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Twenty-three Subscribers—The Judge placed but two
2 to I ,agst Skim.
D. of Rutland's gr. c. by Election; out of Modesty; beat
:Mr. Goddard's b. c. by Rubens, out of Nymphina, Sat. 41b.
each. Ali. M. 200 gs, h. ft.
The Fourth Riddlesworth Stakes of 2Pags each, h. ft. for the
nrotbice of mares covered in 1814; colts, sit. 71b. fillies,
Sat. 51b. Ab.M. Untried mares or untried .stallions

ed 8113. if both 516.
Sir .1. Stirlley's c. by Walton, oat of Cressida, Sst. 41b. 1
Mr. Jones's br.'f. Fanny, by Poulton, out of Variety,

7sl. 1:311).
Nine started.—Tveenty-nine pd. ft.—The Jiidge placed but

two.-2 to 1 agst Waltcin c.

ROYAL WINDSOR HUNT.—On Friday the Prince Regent's
Stag-hininds turned out a fine deer for a day's iiiversion, near
Bedfont; a very numerous field of Gentlemen Sportsmen
were attracted on the occasion. At the starting of the ilevr
he took across the Heath, and after a considerable rim, Cross-
ed the London road near Hinurslow, and then proceeded
with great swiftness towards North End and Hayes, aud, after
spewing some' sport, crossed the 'Oxbridge road, making to-
wards HarroW on the Hill, and was taken within a. milo
that place Several of the Sportsmen gave up the chase, oa
lug
to the continued rain which fell.

• BIRTH.
On Sunday last. in Charles-street, Fitzroy-square, the
Lally of John W. Shaw, Esq. t a son.

MARBLED.
On the 7th inst. at the Minster, Beverley, Joseph Robinson
Pease,
,Esq. of tles•le-worol, near Hull, to Harriet, youngest
daughter of James Walher, Esq. of Beverley.
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DIED. ••• . ..
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Henry Buncombe, E4q. of Corgrnrt, Knaresborrmgb, in
the 90th year of his age.!. . , , .
Yesterdrry, the infant-daughter of J. B. BEAumbNr, Esq.
Southampton-street, Covent-garden.
On the 25th ult. at Exeter, Mrs. Browne, relid of Colonel
Browrie, of Glenmagary. 'County of Dublin, Ircland, and
daughter of Edward Curry, Esq. M.P. of the Irish house of
Commons.
On the sth inst. at Paris, in her 14th year:. Louisa Maria,
second davghter or Joseph. Bullock, Esq. late Commissary-
General in the '.'• est Indies. ... .
On Sunday last, at his house in Lincoln's lon-tields'; joua-
than Bennett, Esq.
On the 2d ,rf Feb. nary, at Clifton, in the island of Jamaica,
Grace, uuly daviMer of. the Hon. George l'innock. '

PARLIAIiENT:.

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HOUSE 01? 1,011155, IVldt*iriAY, Al'itlL 13.

The House proceeded in Appeals.%
A l'elition wits presented by Lord AtickLAD,
from the Maiter Chinin6r StveperS of B:i4t01,
against the Chimney Sweepers' Regulation
Ordered tribe referred to.tiieCounnittee upon tire

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.101.
Mr. Johnioti, frcitu the 01-5(.e Or Chief Secret cry
or IrelAnd, presented the corr.el,poodenee.reltling
o the Window Tai, and Mr. tlllniot an animal

account of the It.eceipti roil lYtibursentents of the
Thinnes Navigation.---Ordered to lie upon the

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The Novas. Scotia And NeW. Br k 'made
Bill, the Leeds Gas. Light Bill, Srime local and
private Bills, were bronght.np from the flor4eOt
Commons, by Mr. Brogden, Lord Lascelies; and
.other Members, and read a firer tiwe. The Lon;•
allude rind Northern Passage Bill was also re-

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turned, with the Amendment agreed to.
The Fo4r-wheel Carriages Bill and the Irish
Corks Duty Bill passed through the Comtnittes,
and: were reported without Amendment

INTENDED ROYAL MARRIAGES.
The 1?ir1 of LIVERPOOL presented a Merrage
from the Prince Regent,. stating, that Treaties of
Marriage are•in negotiation betkNren the Duke
of Clarence and a Princess of S:ixe Meiningyn,

daughter of the late reigning Duke ; and be-
tween the Duke of Cambridge and a Princess of
Hesse, daughter of the Landgrave Frederic, and
niece Of the ElectOr and desiring,theconcurrence.
of the House•in making a suitable provision' for
any of the Prince Rt.;ent's Royal Braun rs con-
tracting marriage with the consent of ;he Crown.
Message was read by the Lord Chancellor,
and then hy.the reading Clerk .at the Table. .
On the ;notion of the Eat I of Llyearooi., the
Prince Regent's most gracious Message was or-
dered to be taken into consideration to-morrow,
.and the Lords'to be summoned.•