The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-12 00:00:00

All the arrangements are now fully agreed upon by Sir
George Nayler and Mr. Maah, who have beau down actively
superintending the works.-
' The Duke of Cumberland left at half-past four.
Sir George Nayler is still in Windsor.

About twenty extra beds have been prepared in tlu,
Castle fur the accommodation of those persons who will be
in official attendance.

The arringetnents with respect to the Nobility will be
preeikely on the sane scale as at the funeral of George the
Third.

Tickets fur the Castle Yard will be issued to the inha.
bitants of Windsor as on former occasions.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL RACES.

FRIDAY, JULY o.—The Lancashire Stakes of lb soya.
each, 10 it, seven subscribers, five of whom, 'having
declared forfeit, pay only, five says, each. Once round
and a distance.
Mr. Thompsod's Orthodox, aged • I
Mr. Legrew's Tip, by BWis4, 3 ym
The Stanley Stakes of 20 soya. each, h. ft.; for two yrs.
old list. Mb. and three yrs. Sat. /011., fillies allowed
Sib. T. Y. C.
Sir W. Wynn's Convoy, 3 yrs 0 1
Mr. Legrew's Tippet, 2yre 0 2
Sir's'. Mostyn's Sprig, 3 yrs. 3
Mr. Steele's Cube, i yrs 4
Sweeptakts of 10 sore. each, 7 ft., with 20 added, for
three yrs. old that have run this week. Once round.
Lord Sligo's Canker
Sir W. Wynne's Convoy
Mr. Price's Lady Bird
A Free Handicap of 10 soy,, each, h, ft., with 20 added,
for beaten horses in the week. Once round.
Mr. A mphill's b. c. by Don Juan, 4 yrs.
Mr. Johnson's Jupiter, 6 yrs
Sir I. Mostyn's Ultimatum, 5 yrs 3
The Farmers' Plate of 100 soya, 11w all ages, the record
to receive the entrance money, Sgs. each. Two miler.
Mr. R. Turner's Navarino, 4 yrs 2 1 1
Mr. Miles's Sarah, yrs.
Lord Sligo's Drudge, 3 yrs 0 4 3
Mr. Walker'S Pauline, 4 yrs 0 3dr

NEWMARKET JULY MEETING.

NXWMARICIET, SUNDAY AFTERNOON.

The ensuing Meeting does not promise any thing extra-
ordinary in the way of sport ; the on'y Stakes possessed of
any interest or importance being the July Stakes, which,
independent.of its intrinsic attractions, must necessarily
creafe considerable anxiety, from its probable influence on
the Derby and Oaks betting; it happens, however, that on
the present occasion the favourite, Zany, is not in the
Derby, and that some of the others, although nearly all en-
gaged in that Stakes, are of o very popular sort. Zany
won a two-year-old Stakes in the Seeond Spring Meeting,
rather cleverly, Lord LoWther's Spant.l running sr, •
five Others (not in the July) being also defeA4l;-nw
entiy of 28 horses. These are the only horses that
yet come nut, so that there is a good field for bete...,.
!hark Wood's Zulvika colt is supputed to be disqualifieir
from starting, owing to an error in the nomination. The
betting on this Stakes has not ytt been very brisk, but a fere
engagem:nts have been entered into at moderate sutns; the
odds averaging as follow
to I 114 st Duke of thafton's Oxygen (taken)
8 to I agat Lord LoWther's Spaniel (taken)
S to 1 apt Lord Clesterlield's Donna Clara colt
9 to 4 nget Mr. Stmieheweetilany
9 to I aest Duke of Rutland's Andrew oolt
10 ts) 1 ngat Lord Cleveland's Camilla colt
I I to 2 agst Lord Exeter's Miss Cantley colt
13 to 1 ttgst Mr. Stonetewer's Sister to the Lion
lb to 1 agst Lord Lowther's Flourish
lu to 1 apt Mr. Sowcrby's Sir Thomas (taken).
It is proper to mention that the nominations for the fol-
lowing Stakes must be made in London or Newmarket,
on or before Saturday next ;—The July St.tkes of 1831,
the Derby 1832, the Oaks ltq2., the Produce for the Rid-
Acworth, and the other Produce Stakes of 18;18, and the
horses to which the mares engaged in the Hid •lettworth of
1884 were sent this spring.' As yet vt,ry few arrivals
have takit pima, owing to the termination of the Liver•
pool Meeting taking place so late in the week, which will,
as a matter of conrm, prevent the visitors getting here
before this evening, or to-morrow rimming, The Races
appointed kr the present Aleeting will occupy two days
only.—the fixtures for to-naorrow stand thus
Sweepstakes of It) spy each for three-year-44:011a, Set,
91b,-, fillies, fist. 81b. ; sew
The horses Ore not yet named.
tc July Staked of 80 soy& each, 30 ft., for two-year old

• colts, Bst. Mb., fillies, Ba. 4th.; New T. Y. C,
CO) D. of Grafton'ti b. f. Oxygen, by Eitiilos-r-Whisgig
:1)) Ld. lixoter's cb. c. by Fiultan—Nlits °sulky
O) b. f, by Outtort—Doleineu
:D) Lib Tavistoeles r, by Middleton-...krenessa
CD) Ld. Lowther's Spaniel, In. to Lapdog
:0) cll. b. Flourish, by Partii.iin.—PitstA
Mr.- Wilson's. ch, C. by Coinus—Astonisbinent's tl.
:0) Mr. Stonehewer's Sister to the Lion
Sir M. Wood's Ilurgundy—Zuleika
br. f. by Figuro—Vietorine
'1)) Ld. Anson'a a. by Moriseo-4na
0) D. of Richmond's f. Syroa,' by Swisa
'0) Li. Verulam's 1. by St. Itarieli.....llrhano;a
1) Col. Yates's Lovhinv4r by iiirap—Lidy of the Luke
Claiterfield's C. by Etnilius—Doona Clara

Mr. Prince's c. by CetAttur, d. by Sdirn
(0) Ld. Jersey's cli, f. by iliddleton-1111tterily
D. of Rutland's br. c. by Partisan, .1, by Andrew
(0) Mr. Dilly's b. f. Marchiniess, by Illglington—liella
(I)) Mr, Chifttey's c, by filmil'us.'-Pigniy.
(0) f. by Pnilitts—Surprise
(1)) Mr. Sowerhy's Sir Thomas, by Abier—Latly Henry
Mr. Stoneliewer's b.' e. Zany, by Morisoo—Dipta
Mr Delute Radcliffe's lir. a. by Whalelkone—Electress
Thu Duke of grafton's Peitinax, by Ittuilius, and his
Lilly, by Truffle, opt of Zino, Itave paid.
(Those with the 1) before them are in the Derby, and
those with 0 in the Oaks).
Match, 160, h. ft. T.Y.Q
Lord Worce,tet's Califon, 6 yre„ tlh., apt Lord
Ansiiii'm Zillah, 3 yrs. thi,The boric bal a turn of aped
in him, ani is likely to be the'ttrourite, the distance being

SPORTS ON 'CHB TfIAAIEI4.
NAWOII.
Saturday being appointed for the grand subscription
contest between eight pair , ur the. Lontha; watertnen fur
various sum* of money, the day.provell a gala one among
the if.Labilwo of llammersulith, Clams kit, anti thole
vivittity ; attil a'thotigh we hate seen the attemiative of the
adinirers :,(Itiatieti more imreurous, the canuat bring to
our rettoPeetion ever having witnessed sk !vetoer assen-
/Ooze of fashion anti respectability Owl nil title ocension.
The match was under tie intironage of the Ltlintler anti
Arrow Club* rend the foilowintt were the men t

$t rat co.rd 4na
Gernsni arid I.oatier-131tie.
1)1x1t1 and Harrik—venow.
Elawkins and Wiltiams—Urcen.

Norris and Iltummell.-131ark.
Maynard and thegory—Searlet.
Joyce and 1,1,1... Pink.
KuuHots and Pariah-1144 ,And
, White,
About four o'clock White, Blue, 'Ve\low, awl Ore.'s,
rowed front buoys nutored below the •hridge, up and round
a boat otr the Wsterw4u4s, down the finaintersmitle shore,
and throngle thee ootitru.areh. Green had the lead tlp to
the bridge., followed closely by the others; but in round
ing the boat, they all canto stem an I stern. After a.
struggle, Ydlow went and arrived at the go.l
first, followed by Green, Blue, nrol ‘Vbi}4t. 4'411003Y niter '
the termination of the ahoy,. Sttatkt,
and rtlaek and White onto., distance for th •
second. flack cod White Ivens alsool tip to the hoti
whenWnek fooled them, awl Pink to .1( the lead d..wis
north Chore right away, and Seat let tt cot by filar h 1 "cus
desperate finding along .Itore took place I.ole4vs t&ktt,k .t..tl
Black and White, and the Nett lysts tlet.ishti it, favour of
Pink anti Beadet, lll,tc runt -While rooting in third.
Alsout eigh Creels, Ii I: 401,1 !..; 3,, vie 114
"41 in the Mines" heats 112Wesi lOC the third,
tIICY Etta! tvd down and towed about floes;
ntttit the heat at the bridge. wast wi4.44 goiny
}'talc +uti took tttt tent, alter ut uataiu:d it tluttul;l
ntlt, (hen all I 1'

ear
sihrerateldoiregebeaNraiyupers.will be put up under the directions
Very proper precautions have been taken to prevent
the it ebirf which at the but funeral is supposed 'to have
arisen from the dampness of the Chapel, and immediate
contact with the mart& floor. Over the tetnporary
flooring which ban been laid down throughout the; Chapel,
it is intended to place matting, prior to the whjle being
covered with black cloth.

The whole of the interior preparations for the lying in-
state, from George the Fourth's Gateway, along the State
apartments and anti-room, leading to the staircase by
which the public will have egress into " Brick :Court,"
have been entrusted to the well-known tacte and execution
of our townsman, Mr. Jenner ; and as far as the aid of the
carpenter has been required within the Castle, as we
mentioned in our last, the extern d arrangements,- includ-
ing the immense platform; and the fitting up. of St.
George's Chapel, are placed under the able superiutewl-
ance of Mr. Trbbott.