The Express.
London, England, 1853-08-05 00:00:00

41"..AVAL.

ADMIRALTY, ArGIVST 4.--Arrolnsirvriz.--11titt-
Admiral D. Price, to Pacific. Lieutenants 11.11. Wool-
mantle, to Arrogant; C. J. Didharn and J. S. Twysclun, to
PlaMpe; and P. T. Dalison. to !Volume". Mates E F.
Noma, to Queen; and M. I'. Coati 110, to I'lenipo. Mid-
shipman C. Ilastie, to Tribune.
VOSTSMOCTS, AttGUsT -I.—Tito Spithead fleet
coati me to reeeive considerably augmentations, four steam-
ehipelpelag joined it to-day. They ore the Tribune, .10,
seretrelleset-trjgate, Correia the lion. S. I'. Carnegie, from
Beim= ; the Magioienne, 16, paddle wheal steam fn.
fi~laltss.~ Captain Fisher ; the Valorous, 16, steins-frigate, Capt.
; end the Vulture, 6, steam•frighte, Captain Glasse,
(rem Plymouth.—The Alban, steant.tinder to the Inomm,
at Jamaica, arrived at this port to-day, from the West
Ladies. She is ordered to complete with coal, and proceed
to the metward.—Tho Commander.in-Chief, Vice-Admit al
Sir T. J. Cochrane, K.C.8., returned to this port to-day,
arrived at
is the Fealty, cutter, which was towed up to Spithead by
the Dasher, steam-vessel. The Dasher then parted com-
pany, and again proceeded to the Channel lalands.—The
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SPORTING.

BRIGHTON RACES—THrusmr.

GRAND STAND I'I.ATE of 100 SOT!, added to a handicap
sweepatakes of 1U semi each. Certain winners extra. One
mile sad a quarter.
Baron Rothschild's Hungerford, by John o'(,aunt,
6 yn, 9st slb (Charlton) 1
Mr. Magannia's Sandhurst, 3 yrs, Cit. 131b...(Oliver)
Captaia Barnett's Mayfly, 3 yrs, 5,t 91b....( Well.)
The following also rau :—Pharos, Herbert, NVilliani
Convulsion, Allington, Mrs. Nutting.
The Duke of Richmond declared to win with William
Rufus.

Betting: 7 to 4 Furst Mayfly, 4 to 1 FIRM Sandhurst. .1 to 1
eget Ilry. Nutting, 6 to 1 agst Ilungerford, 7 to 1 agst
Convulsion. At the second attempt • good start was
effected; Mayfly led off to lowed by Allington, Mrs. Nut-
ting, William Rufus and Sandhurst in the order named,
Pharos and Ilungerford bringing up the rear. At the die-
lanes Sandhurst went up and deprie‘d Mayfly of the lead,
llungerford MUM% 'tile drew near, and challenging Sand-
hurst when just below the stand, the set-to ended in MA
by a neck; ,a lenith between the second and third,
Allinjton woe fourth and Convulsion fifth, William Bulge
and nano were the lest two.

:;rXli.l:, (Randle:sip) of 5 sows.
Liming]) VreTtir.Lt:itif
each, with 100 ; winners extra, The new course.
Mr. Tilbury's Tomboy by the Nob, 6 yrs. 6,t Sib
(Crouch) 1
Mr. Goodwin's Musician, G yrs, Set 21b..(6. Sharp) 0
Duke of Richmond's Antigone, 5 yes, ist 811)
(Ashmall) 0
The following also ran :—llirsnta, Lady Isabel, and Cole-
raine.

Betting: 7 to 4 apt Tomboy, 5 to 2 opt Coleraine,
4to 1 apt Muncie°, sto 1 eget Antigone. Tomboy went
away with the lead, Musician and Antigeme lying second
and third. At the Stand the three closed and a very ex.
clam race ensued, Tomboy winning by n short head only,
and Musician aid Antigone making • deitti heat fur second
tdaos. Lady Isabel was beaten oil several length., and
Ilirsuta was last.
BRIGHTON Ct r of 100 sovs in specie, added to a Sweep-
stakes of 10 Dors each; for 3.yr.olds and upwards. l't
ties and allowances; optional selling weights. The second
hone to receive 201. out of the stake". The Old Course.
Mr. Mare's Ariosto by Orlando, S yrs (.5001.). ttet 331
(S. Rogers) I
Make of Richmond's Harbinger, 4 yrs (4001 N., Set 810
latuoin) 2
Mr. Armstroog's Sweetnen, 3 yrs (3004), 6.t 71b
(Wells) 3
Mr. Owen's Stamford, 5 yrs (3001.), 7at 10Ib
(G. E. Sharp) 4

Sir J. V. Shelley's c by Cotherstone—out of Lary
Beaks, 3yn (300/.) (Charlton) 5
Betting: Even on Atiosto, 4to 1 apt Harbinger, 4 to 1
art Lucy Bunks colt, 6to 1 agat Sweetness. Artoato took
the lead, with Harbinger second, and the others well bid
up. At the road Lucy Banks colt dropped off, and win
several lengths behind. Harbinger made a vigorous effort
to catch Arian°, but was beaten cleverly by a length. A
length and a half between second and third. The others
cantered in at wide intervals. The winner was claimed.

FIRST YEAIt OF THE SECOND BRIWITON BIENNIAL
STAKIB of 10 MM. each, with 100 added, for 2.yr-ohk ;
colts, hst 71"; fillies, Bst 41b ; certain winners extra. The
second horse to receive 60/. out of the stakes. T.Y.C.

Thelluson's King Tom by llarkaway, Set 71b
(W. Day) I
Duke of Bedford's Student, Set 71b . (S. ]tatters) 2
Lord Dorchester's Bracken, tist 71b (A. Day) 3
The following also ran :—St. Spiro, Oxus, The Star of
Surrey, and the Empress Catherine.
Betting : 2 to 1 on King Tom, S to 1 ogee Student, 7 to". 1
apt Star of Surrey.
King Tom, with Empress Catherine second, made play,
and these positions were held until they were just within
the distance, when the Empress dropped offend the Student
took her place. lie immediately went resolutely to work
to reach the King, but was eventually beaten very easily
by three-quarters of a length. Empress Catherine was
fourth, St. Spiro end The Star of Surrey were the next two.
Oxus was last throughout.
Hornsby weighed for Brutus, but the horse did not
arrive in time to start.
PAVILION PLATE Or 50 save. Bristol mile.

Mr. Delamere's Madame Landeau, by Ihe Libel,
3 yes, Est 71b
Count Batthyany's liembletunian, 4 yrs, Est 101 b
(C. Bradley) 2
Betting ; 6t04 on Hembletonian. The favourite led to
the turn into the straight, where he was joined by Madame
Landeau who deprived him of the lead at the Stand and
gallopped home an easy winner by two 1r ngths.
Only two horses Irving about to start tor the " Pavilion
Plate of 100 stns.," originslly advertised for this der. the
rase became void, the condition being that three horses
should start or the public money would not be given. In
order, however, to produce a race Mr. Boiling determined
taints half the mone and the result was as above stated.
Boss= PLATE of o 0 cove., added to a sweepstakes of 5
sou. each, for 2-yr-olds and upwards ; penalties and allow-
ance optional selling weights. Half a mile.
Lord A. G. Lcunox's Nightshade, by Irish Bird-
catcher, 3 yrs (401.), set Ilb (Charlton) 1
Mr. Jordan's Jessamine, 2 :yrs (2001 ), 6a 41b
(Wel's) 2
Mr. Magennia's Janina, 4yn (401.), ist llb ((liver) 3
The following also ran;—Cable, Himalaya, Young Ceci-
lia, Woodyeatee, Dear Me, (Menus, b e by 'I ouchstone out
of Epilogue. Flounce, Shipwreck, Lady Isabel, The Siege,
Gleams, AIWA, Sabra