The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-02 00:00:00

NAVAL

Ponisuorrit, Au°. 1-Zibre-Trx, st am-sloop, Comman-
der Wod. house, sailed earlytais morning for Plymouth, to
take in the mails for the:Coast of Africa, and is expected
to leave Plymouth on the 3rd instant.
At:o I.—Athol, trosp.ship, Master Com-
mander R. J. Psarn, h.%iug embarked the company of
Royal Sappers and Minars, audit the command of Captain
It ',serums, R.S., and Major St. J. L. Brawar's Company of
It yat Arullerv, bath for the Cipe of Good Rope, was towed
away by the ldo4 key, steam-tug, this mornirg. A detach-
ment of Royal Artillery also embarked for the Mauritius,
from the company of Major Lettitaidgs.

SPORTING.
GOODWOOD HACEB.-WzmnD %T.

BWIIIPSTAKIB of 300 son seek, h ft, for 3-yr-olds; fillies,
134 71b sal kt (6‘uhs)
Lord Exeter's Media (Matman) 1
Mr. R.ll. Nevill's Letitia (Barton:anew) 2
Betting : 5 to 2 on Letitia, who was beaten cleverly by a
length. Ran in 2 min. 23 nee.
GOODWOOD STAKES of 25 um each, IS ft, and only 5 if
de clued, &a.: the winner of the Northaraberland Plate, the
Olonftatenhirs Stakes or Liverpool Cop, to mfr.; 51b extra;
of any two of these stakes 7th extra; the second toreceive 100
son oat of the stake*. and the winner to pay 15 son to the
jam. (115 suhs., 74 ,ef whom declared) 2i miles.
Mr. J. Oak's Maid of Lyme, 6 yrs, Gat 13Ib (Evora) 1
air J. Hawley's Van Diemen, 3 yn, sst 61b .......(J. Osborne 2
Mr. E. fi Uarke's Warne, 6 yes, list 12lb (Doekeray 3
Mr. Mary's Chanticleer, 6 yrs, ttat 13Ib (S. Rogers 4
Tale following also state d but were not placid r. P.
P. Rolt's Collfogwood, Lord Clifden's Wanota, Captain
Wrath. f.'s Maid of Ilashant Col. Peel's The Admiral, Sir
J. Hawley's The Tartar, Led Eglinton's Plaudit, Mr.
Death's Mutagmist, Mr. Gregory's Clermont, Duke of
Richmond's U rapip_ ,* Mr. Onillthea Bagley, Lord Glat-1
ow's Miss Whip, lied Exeter's Tophana, Mr. W. 8.
Eltaaley's Fire-eater, Mr. Dawson's Priestess, Mr. Cuth-
bert's Pus-donna, Lord Cliden's Wallflower, Mr. Drink-
ald's Over-fork-war.

Batting-6 to 1 eget Plcudit, 7to 1 apt Gist Ile, 10 to 1 apt '
Collingwood, 12 to 1 agat Van Diemen, 1/ to 1 apt Maid 01
Lyme, 14 to 1 age' Wsnota, 15 to 1 apt Taphana, 16 to 1
apt Overterk-over, 16 to 1 'gat Clermont, and 25 to 1 apt '
any other. The front rank at star ing wcs composed of
Maid of Lyme, Over-loth, ver, Winona, Plaudit, Chanti-
cleer, VanDierain, and Gisellat ; Over-forkun r anti Maid
of Lyme being in advance, nearly abreast; the ruck was laid
Mose, Celliag wood, Ftre.eater, and the Tartar bring op the
rear. Tiny ran in this way for about a distance ; the lead
was thin taken by Wynots, who, with Maid of Lyme,
Plau lit, and Over-fork-ov. r in alien 'coo , made strung
fur rather more than halt a wile ; he wls then
paLeily Maid of Lynn', who went en with a clear lead to
dim mad, end won vi ry easily by two lengths ; OisiUe to.k
the autimad place at the last tarn, but was caught by Van
BMW at the distance, and b..aten for the secuno money by
a Jumada. Chanticleer laid f trward all the way, sod was
net beaten more than half a length from G:Ss Be ; CoUiog-
weed and Hornpipe were next. The race was run in
4 an. 52 sec
81111/11T Sviatte, of 30 soy*. each, 20 ft; for 2-yr old
eel's, flat 71h; fillies, Sat 416. Half a mile. (8 subs)
Doke of Skimmers Odder (Masan) 1
lord Strathmore's [loud (T. dilllaina)
DILAWIIIO.IIOO/ STAILIS, of 25 ISM. NW, With a bonus
by independent subscription of 10 eons. each, fur 3-yr olds;
cola, Sat 7.b ; tlllis., Sat 21b ; winner's extra ; the ncood to
receive 100 son out of the stakes' and the winner to pay
2) sovs. to the judge. (24 subs to the stakes, and 22 to the
bonus.)
Mr. Gorden's Borneo
Lord Luter's Testator (Robioson) 2
Cot. Peet's lad's. (Flatman) 3
Stswaaas' Cyr, of 300 goys., added to a hanuiesp of
5 boys. each. T.Y.C. (41 subs.)
Lord Clifeen's Cotton Lord, 3 yrs. Jat 1216 (tarried Cat
(0. Brown 1
Lord Chesterfletd's Perak, 3 yrs, 581 Ina
Mr. Payne's Farthingale, 3 yea, 7st .. , . ay 3
Mr. DriMaid's Thornhill, 3 yrs, 64 7M &awl' 4
Betting: 3 to 1 apt Cotton Lord, 7 to 2 apt Farthingale,
7to 2 agat Nantes Girl, 10 to 1 apt The Fiddler, 12 to 1
each agst Trffrail and Midis, and 16 to 1 Rost liadolphur.
Farthiogale and Ferule got off together, and male the run-
nine to the distauce, where Fe lute took it up ; the latter was
caught oppasi:• the stand, and alter a good race ,'ef.ated by
halls length, Farbingide a go. d third, and Thornhill close
up. Rua in 1 sin. 20 IMO.
SW/XMAS= of 20 sons. each, with 60 added; for 3-yr-
olds. 64 101 b; four, Set lb; live, Sat 12. b; six and aged,
9stl.lb ; the winner to be sold fur 300 sons, if demanded, &c.,
and allowances if to be sold for hos ; winners woe in the
present weak to carry 4.1 b, twice, 71b extra. Cr..ven Course.
Mr. Drinkald's Grief, 3 r 6lb (Rainey) I
Duke of Richmond's Relleatton, 4 yrs, Got 131 b (K 'Amer) 2
Lord I liklen's Fallow Deer, 4 yrs, Got 1310
MATCH, 100, h ft. Last half mile.—Duke of Richmond's
Ploughboy, 3 vrs, B.t 12ib (Flatmen), beat Duke of Bed-
tava's Saimaa Via, 2 yea, Est 121 b (E. Sharp), by a length.
6t040n Pl nehboy. Rnn in 63 see.
PLAT/ of 301., with 601. added, with 101. from
the lent lor the second horse • 3-yr-olds 7.4 716; tour. Set
gib ; Set, flet ; s•x cad aged, im 4th
;thei winner to be sold
for 2601., de. Once toned.
Lad Eaeteomber's T s
stator, it yrs ...... ITaman)) 1
pt.
Ca Lr'eg, 3 yrs
D33333's Pfirte., 3 933
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