The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-11 00:00:00

SPORTING lATELLIGENCE.

ASCOT-HEATH RACES, FIRST DAY, Jusz to.
His Majesty's Plate of !cogs. by hunters, which have regu-
larly hunted with his hounds; the best of three 4 mile
heats. .

Mr. Emden's ch. h. Piccadilly, by Buzzard, '6 yrs old z
-Mr. Gosden's gr. K. Whynot; 6 yrs old 7 2 4
Gen. Gwyn's'b. in. Rantipole, 6 yrs Old 3 5
Mr. Abbey's br. li. Brown Stout; aged 4 3
Col. Piggott's b. in. Queen Dollalolia, s yrs old . 5 2
Hon. G. Villier's b. in. Deception,, aged - - 6 7.
Mr. Richardson's b. h. Necho; by lavelin, aged - 7 6
Level betting on:Piccadilly agst the field. After the first
heat, a to t on.the winner.: Won easy. .
The first year of a renewed Sweepstakes of togs. each, for
3 yr old colts, Sst.7lb. and fillies Sst. alb. the New Mile.
Sir F. Standish named Mr. Walker's Minionette -
Mr. Ladbroke's br. c. Sir Peregrine - - -' 2
His R. H. the Duke of York's b. f. Rosabella - 3
Sir I. Mawbey's b. c. Candidate - 4

Gen.. L. Gower's b. 1. Sprite - - • - ,
I
Sir J. Shelley named Mr. Waddington's br. 1. Sister to
Houghton Lass . - . _ - • - • 6
Mr. Batson's b. c. Rapture . -
- - 7

Sir C. Runbury named Sir H. ;:ippincott's gr. c. Prisoner 8
Rosabella was the favourite; great odds on tha field; any
odds against the winner. An easy race.
The first year of the renewed Sweepstakes of to guineas each
with 25 gs out of the Race Fund. tOr 4yr olds to carry 7st.
91b. ;.Syr olds Sst. 511 a. ; 6yr olds Bst. 111 b. and aged 9st.
—Mares to be allowed 41b. Two miles and a half.
14 Albemarle's Vivaldi aged. -
- - - •

Mr. Lake named Mr. Forth's b. h. Agincourt, syrs z
H.R.H. the D. of York's b. h Watery, i yrs . 3
Mr. Ladbroke named Mr. Abbey's Victory,, yrs. . 4
Agincourt thefavourite ; 6 to 4 on the field. A good race.
A Sweepstakes of isgs.each, with 15gs., from the,Race Fund,
for Horses that never won more than.6ogs at any 'sue time,
• before the day of naming; 3yr olds to carry 6st. 71b. ; '4yr
olds, fist. izib. ; syr olds Bst. 71b. ; 6yrolds and aged Bst.
. 12. Mares to be allowed 31b.—To stikrt, at the King's
Stand,. and run once round. Three subscribers or no
Race.

Mr. Butler's b. g. Eunuch, 5 yrs old - - 1
Mr. Lake's ch. c. Lord Mayor, by Gouty, 4 yrs old - 2
Mr. Ladbroke's yormwood, 4 yrs old . 3
.

Lord Al benuule:s b. c. Trudg 4 yri old

Mr. Jones's I'. 'by Young EClipie., Dam• by Higlifiyer,
3 yrs old - - -
Eunuch was the favourite.

Mr. Sutton's b. in. Clandon Lass, aged, beat Mr, Hyde's
b. g. by Fidget, aged ; tour miles for 100 guineas.

The QUEEN and PRINCESSES were present.

, EIGUTH DA-v.—The Ticket No. 231; drawn yeF,
terday. a Prize of Five Thousand Pounds, wds sold
in one Charter, two Eighth, and eight 'Sixteenth
Shares, and Co.'s old Office in the Poul
try, where Capital Prizes -to a great amount have
been sold and shared.

ROBERTSON'S Maps ofJamaica, pliblisted,,
are sold by Mr. ARROI!VSNLITIT, No. 24, Ilathhone-
place, This work consists of four Maps, viz,----One
of each of the three Countries, on a large scale,
.and
a Map of the whole
_lsland on a smaller
which .last the face of the whole Country, in .all its
variety, is accurately delineated, forming a cgmplete
pi&ure of the Island : these Maps were•constrotted
from actual surveys, and, unanimously approved,.(A'
by the.rionoprable House of Assembly„under whosa,
authority the work was performed.