The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-23 00:00:00

PERCY'S

lot consists of Vampire,GrandDuke, Constantine, and
ally by Ratan. The two last are non-starters. Grand
Duke, much fancied some time ago, at 6st 61b, looks
somewhat dangerous, but I calculate it is only a ques-
tion of looks, nothing more. Old Vatrp)rc, if they can
brush him up for this bout, is as dangerous an outsider
as au) thing iu the risc,; reports, however, say that his
appearance at the post is very dubious.
HACKE rT

hls Ballet Girl, who I take it will not be brought out
ou this occasion.

OSBORNE'S

163 is formf,d by Achyranthes, Kathleen, and Merry
Bird; all the interest centres in the last-named, he
being the starter. It is said he can beat the other two
at pretty nearly level %eights; it so, his chance must be
a first-rate one.

SHEPHERD
has King of Trumps and the sally Warfoot colt, Tom
Ho!thy having just Peen removed by his owner. The
Kirg, I fancy, will be the starter. if either go from this
stable; and although weighted rather heavily, his chance
14 not altogether alrtinguivtied being just the sort of
horse suited to. this course.

Hi,;SSELTINE'S
c:.uiple, it was supposed, were good enough to carry off
the Cup with ease; but some very eccentric movements
observable among several of the loading betting men of the
north would lead me to infer that Unity, whether she
runs or not, has equal chances of winning. Lough Bawn
I cannot fancy for as instant.

(To be concluded te-morrow.)
I um, Sir, your.,, Scc.,
THE SPIKIr OF THE TURF.

April 23, 18r.2

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
TA TTE RSA LL's—YESTERDAY.
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAHEL
7 to 2 agst Duk3 01 13'.diora's Mai,;stone-;-taken
4 to l agst Duke of Richmond's Homebrewed—t
9 to 2 gat Sir R. Pigot's Filial
2 to 1 egst John lot—takP 5 to 2
Msiwistone and lionicbrewi-d were backed freely at the
prices quoted. We did not hear a bet laid agst
CHESTER CUP.
7 to 1 agst Mr. Meiklam's Stilton, 3 yrs, 4st 121 b
16 to 1 agst Mr. Martinson's Nancy, 4 yrs, 9st 11b—
taken freely
25 to 1 aget Mr. Disney's The Indian Warrior, 3 yrs,
sst 1 lib

DERBY.
11 to 2 agst Mr. Merr)'s 11Able Noble—taken
13 to 1 agst Lord Eglinton's ClaTerhouse—t to 1001.
14 to 1 apt Lard Zetland'ai Augur
16 to 1 agst Mr. J. Arnold's Lgtle Harry—taken
20 to 1 agst Lord Itibblesoale's limpton
30 to 1 agst Duke cc' Mlic‘tone—taken
30 to 1 agst Sir R. Pigot's F.l us
_

Augur was backed early in the afternoon at 14 to 1,
went beck to 20 to 1, returntd to 14 to 1, and at that
price left off, layers. A rumour that Hobbie Noble has
lei I:LdnesfOrd for Islay is not traceable to any authority.
MA LTON It ACES.—THURSDAY.

The Two Years Oid Stake-Jof 10 sous. each. Straight
half mile. (9 Subs.)
Mr. J. Scott's Eaton, 7ib
Mr. J. Oiborne's Bold Davie Bst 7ib
Two others started. *on by halt a length.
'The Mahon Handicap of 10 sous. each, 5 ft, and 3 only
if declared, with 100 added. Two miles.
>lr. G. Barker's Tordegllas, 5 yrs, Tat 1
Mr. Dawoon's Cyclops, 4 yre, 5,t 121 b
Four others ran. Won by a head.
The Welham Cup.
Little-thought-of, 5 yrs
The Prince President, 4 yrs
Seven ran.
The Selling Stakes were won by Priam the Third,
beating R tl Deer colt and two others, by two lengths.
The Amateur Stokes wero won by Timothy, beating
Emma by a neck.

LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING, 1852.
Handicap fur tne Liverp•.ul Cup Stbkeb of 25 buys. each,
15 ft, and 5 unly it aeclafed en or before Tuesday
nExt.

Yrs st lbi
rvddington 4 8 13
)untairt Deer
Tine Cotifessqr 4 8 6
llcrnand. z
Ruibttoruugh
Arlo it°
Ptreford
Uriel

Yrs st lb
Joe Miller
I The I Ipie. 4 6 9
!Grey rummy 3 6 9
Constella.i.n
Daniel O'Rourke 3 6 7
Ouhterdale
iiriot,k Knoll
Sally

Clincher
Cossack .. a S 3 Merv:, Bird 3 6 4
Bickniter ... a 8 2 dold buy 3 6 4
Ethiron
liothorpe 4 8 0 fophana .. .. a 6 3
Aphrodite
The M,,rquis
Ciller Justice
Lord of the Manor 4 7 12 out of Sally
Miss Ann
Lidy Evelyn ...... 6 7 11 Lough Bawn
E irl of Warwick... 5 7 10 Jack Leaning 4 6 1
Hippolytus
Cirdinal Wi.,eman 4 7 7 worker .. 5 6 0
Groldfinder
Grosvenor
Nutshell
Doubt
Cockrow 4 7 7 rough
Queen of Sweden 4 7 7 Thunder 3 5 12
Hesse Homberg ... 4 7 7 Free Trader
Ringleader
Mark Tapley
Itaby
stouteller .... ..... 4 7 4 Lady Aniyott 3 5 10
4 4 7 A-iin,
Ephesus
Trickstress
9 5 10
The Calculator • . 4 7 2 ~:11 Iby Pan•aloon
Grand Duke .. ... 4 7 0 out of. Fugle-
Stilton ............... 3 6 13 ina;l,3
dam 4 5 10
Little Mary ...... 3 6 13 Gotta) .............
dliz 5 10
Unity ............... 4 6 13i Richard pri. '
er 3 5
Indian Warrior ... 3 6 13iD.Iton ..
Phantom .......... .. 3 6 1313anshce
Ithu;:ie. ..
. nut—.. ..
5 7
Orelio ............... 3 6 13 cby
Hire's-Mot 4 6 13! Gii.by ......
Vainpyre a 6 12 I.l.mita ......
35763 66 1 .......
121
pLulacmwon.l. . ... .. ..
.......... 333 5:65 767
Herbert
Elcot
Canatsauhe
33 66 11!!1-ui4k ......... . 35 4
Aiiearo
The Countrss
6 9IP •
'l'om Hultby ...... 4 ! el'Tillas
Harp ............ 6 9I(-1.YeloPs
... 4 6 9'Old English Oak 43
5 :
Abbe" of davaux 5 6 91Poetess
el MIS ...... 4 6 i
Aaron Smith...... 4 9111,1 gratitude 45 0
no, 6 9;1 .rma n
A 361'Y PaYs forfeit Prince"'gYattrick (dead).
BA.TR AND SOMERSET: UNTY MEETING.
Acceptances fur the Sumersetshire Stakes.
__

_ -- --- ------- —______
Yrs st lb, Yrs st lb
5 8 7fl
Russborough
aresfoot
Chief Justice ...... 5 8 3 Dirkness
Abdallab ....... .... 5 7 5 Ell,r
Ex4Ak,r ............... 4 7 2' A' aterfall
Ephesus ...
N ..rdissub 5 6 13' some
Ballet Girl
k
Young Erikut4 ... 5 6 9llirand Due-iess 3 4 7
Madame Wharton 4 6 B'Miss Buudy
linook Kuoll 4 6 81 r ,ra rinob
1.34et0u

PUBLIC INC )ME AND EXPENDITURE.—There has
been returned to an order of the House of Commons an ac-
count " of the net public income and expenditure for the
sear ending the sth of April, 1852. together with the ba-
lance in the Exchequer at the commencement and termina-
tion of the year, and the amount of tunded or unfunded debt
created or redeemed in the said year." Hence it appears
that in the year ending April, 1852, the income of the
United Kingdom amounted to 52,468,3181., and exceeded the
expenditure by 2,176,998/. ; of the revenue 20,673,9511. was
derived from customs, 6,31._,310/. from stamps, and
5,283,8u0/. from the property•tax • of the expenditure
300,000/. was on the Kafir war. The balance in the Ex-
chequer on the sth of April, 1852, amounted to 6,838,846/.
SOUTH-EASTERN AND READING. GUILDFORD, AND
REIGATE RAlLWAYS.—Yesterday the Committee passed the
preamble of this Bill for the amalgamation or merging of
the Reading, Guildford, and Reigate Railway w_itho, 12!
S )uth-Eastern, It appeared that the share capiata.l,
all of
Reading Company is 800,000/ , in 40,000 of 201. etochborro" uwi
which shares are fully paid up, with
power
266,0001. It is proposed that the Solu
create or issue for the purpose of the a ga
to'nahwl on oan tapra refe arh ean el l
m
tial stock or perpetual debentures, to reparesent the Reading
Company's capital, the South-Eastern to
be empowered to
use the borrowing powers of the Reading, Guildford, and
Reigate-preferential stock in South-Eastern to be equal to
201. Reading shares. 0_ Fr TUE GOODWI
STEAM-BDAT COLLISIOt.
Last n i g natr, betweeneo
te- eleven
DNAL, WEDNESDAY.—
lIVI ilSlll°Cilh LT
easpllpl
o'clock, the weather
eflturieo:7l‘dvicules
ands,
called the Oxieltun, Mr. Williams
the East Spit.
()oiler was on a vk yage
off
~tb.ver
foundering of a 'lc-to- Milford. The schooner
fmr:mateGr'albeatizonaanidagCu'xhave.n to the Ty:.e, and on rn,king way
past the Goodwin Gan into felted contact wi h the Borde •
Bor-
deaux steamer, bound to Aux from Rotterdam. The
was most alarming • the
force with winch the vessels' met
schooner, being the lighter of the two, sustained the greatest
damage, and immediately began to fill. T
time to save themselves in their he crew had just
_ own boat, when she went
dawn in deep water. The Bordeaux steamer sustained but
trifling if any injury, and proceeded on her voyage.
ROYAL SOUTH LONDON FLORICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The first ..ewer-show of the season of the above society
was held yesterday itt the as-embly-room of the Horns Ta-
vern, Kennington,dea_ Ti ~_ an.A
was numerously and fashionably at•
eiits-wPlay i-AlicNtii yvai cactt4iDglY PA
Firo-‘•