The Express.
London, England, 1847-10-13 00:00:00

SPORTING.

NEWMARKET SECA)ND OCTOBER MEETING.—Ti rsn ST.
Without going the length to say that this was the most
brilliant Cesaressitth day it has been our task to report, we
may safely affirm that, in the almost summer-like warmth,
and the number and grade of the visitors, it has not often, if
ever, been surpassed. Many hundreds arrived by the regu-
lar and special trains, and to these being added large detach-
ments from Cambridge and Ber 7, the throng on the heath
became, if not absolutely "prodigious," at heat very great.
The interest of the racing was confined to the Cesarewiteh
and Cherwell Stakes. The first, it will be seen, was con-
tested by no lea. than 30 homes, one less then in 1846, and
resulted in the defeat of all the favourites, only one of whom
obtained a place. The victor is a half-bred Irish horse,
whose recent performance at Manchester we, anything but
indicative of the qualities that carried him through so suc-
cessfully this afternoon. We should mention, with reference
to this race, that just before starting Geraldine reared up
and fell back, fortunately without injuring her jockey, but
from the shaking and fright that ensued to herself must have
prejudiced her chance. The Clearwell was *leo adverse to
the favourites, Blue. an lAA horse, outlining a defeat
from Glendower, after one of the stroageot run races ever
seen. With this short introduction,lwe proceed to the usual
return.
- HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES 1015 son. each, 10 ft. D.I.

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Mr. Payne 's Marquis of Poem/tato
Mr. Steldsrason's Marston Ciunpeon I
Mr. Drink&ld's Wilted (Fore 3
Cr.SARZWITCH STAKES of 26 mows. each, 15 It., with 300
added; for S•yr-olds and upwards. Ceeareerttch some. (68 subs.,
30 of whom declared.)

Mr. Ina y's Cawnhch (G. Abdale) I
Mr. T. Parr's 4 wile
Mr. Gre,lle's Gerspithe
6.11.,wing also dated bat were nut placed
Wen., Cowart., St. Lawman, War IMO, Lady '
HCMHH.PteHt6.I4. Dement Piwicuff, Fawn ro.ne Nottingham),
Bingham. Doctriar, Conan* TarelLLT,,knaptd,pkmer,o.g.,...,
Eveline, Vlysees, Rub Roy. 10r01ut1,..• lrerl.nes, VenitY,
lan, fb7 the Presort out of Ili. `4l4.—Betting . 3 to 1 agst Geral-
dine ; Ito I scat War Eagle (t) ; 6 to 1 ant Rmnlnisrence ,• 8 to I
and Rob Roy; 12 to I pt Clyne. ; 16 to I apt Mks. Whip f; 20 to
1 ant ; 2n to I iint Bingham ; 25t0 1 ant Coonck ; 30 tat
own Calomel ; SOW t aim Inheritress ; 30 to I apt It. Dement ;
SO te l nal. Gliollc.
A fee, miautca after the time appointed the horses .111 re
brought in order to the post and got of well at the first signal,
the dropping of the flog in advance being answered by the
new starting telegraph, which was placed conspicuously in
the ditch foe the purpose of announcing the start to the
snectaton. Cawrouch jumped off witlNthe lead, followed by
Ulysses, next to whom were Geraldine, Giselle, Rob Roy,
and several other light weights, the heavy weight and
Vanity lying in the rear. They came in this order through
the ditch, Ulysses keeping his place until nearly a
quarter of a mile on the flat ; he then fell back,
and Giselle became second; Geraldine followed her.
The race continued in this order to the er.d, Cawroneh
without ever being caught, winning cleverly by a length,
Giselle beating Geraldine by nearly two lengths. Cossack
laid off to the new ground, where he quitted his horses, and
took his place next Geraldine, making so good a finish, that
he could not have been beaten more than half a neck, or
half a lenirfa for third place. Pillage was fifth and Lady
Wildair math. Next to this lot came St. Detnetri and Wolf.
dog, and then a ruck of at least a dozen. Bob Roy. War
Eagle, Reminiscence, sod the Goodwood horses were beaten
a long way. Run in 4 min. 2 secs. Value of the stakes
1,6201.
MATCH, 100 NAIL. h-ft. T.V.C. Mr. Barne's Sotterley
(Not) brat Duke of Redford's Duplicity (F. Buller). Betting. 2to 1
on Sotterley. Won by a head In I rain. 21 rem
CLIARWELL STARES, of 30 move. each, 20 ft, for 2-yr olds;
mitt, sat Ilk, and allies, Bst Mb. T.Y.C. (33 subs)
Mr. Payne's Glendower. (Nat) I
Mr. J. Moore's Blaze --(Butler) 2
ROTAI. ST•KEIS of 200 rove. each, 120 ft; for 3-yr olds;
colts, tot 7 lb; fillies, Ost Ilk. A.Y. (I 0 subs.)
Duke of Richmord's Rol Ilart (N a) walked over.
Swegrara ti Es of 5 mss. each; fur 2.yr olds, fist 10lb ;
three, Sat elk ; four, he., het. Winner to be cold foe 7W. Rutland stakes
tonne. (6 subs )
Mr. Mostyn's Winehmter (Nat 1
Doke of Bedford's Captain Phetbo.
Mr. Shelley'. fby Alpheus out of Linekblor. Dant (P. Butler 3
Lad chestereekl's eby Don Jahn onto( Garnet... 4 (J. Sharp) 4
' Betting 7to 4 egos Captain Hs:rhos, and 3to 4 'gat Wiochester.
Won by • length. Run la t min. 21 sees.
MATCH. 3001., h ft. D. M. Mr. Payne's Spider received
R from Lord Glasgow'. Chainbearer.
MATCH. 2001., 50 ft. A.F. Duke of Bedford's Bridle
received ft from Lord Glasgow', Min Semi.. •

taW Entaligence.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.

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THE LEVANT HAI/Z.-04 nT/.11•1tON 1.11.111114.
This bankrupt, who was a partner in the firm of Beattie,
Mllaughten, and Co., the extensive East India and Levant
merchants, who faded for upwards of 400,0001., now applied
to pass his last examination. The assignees and all the cre-
ditor' felt perfectly satisfied with the accuracy of the balance-
sheet, and the bankrupt was declared to have passed his last
rumination without the slightest opposition.