The Sun.
London, England, 1837-07-07 00:00:00

SPORTING' INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S—YESTERDAY.
JULY STAN ES, P. P. -(TUESDAY NEXT.)
Osprey, hitherto an outsider, opened at 8 to 1
• ' but the
money came in shortly after with such a " rush" that at six
o'clock he stood at 6to 1 (taken). A short pause enabled
his supporter to take " second wind," and by laying out a
couple of hundreds more to place him at Li to 1. He refused,
however, to take a closing offer of 900 to 100. In the whole
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the party must have laid out .500/. There was also a move i
I'. with respect to Sister to Corban, 10 to 1 having been taken;
. to 601. or 701. ; this, coupled with the advance of Osprey,!
forced back the two favourites of Monday, Paganini and Sister!
to Green Mantle. Oxygen was hacked several times at 7 to)
4. At a quarter before seven o'clock, when the room was
cleared, the odds were:-
5 to 1 agst Mr. T. Colman's Osprey—offered
6 to 1 agst Mr. Cooper's Paganini—offered
13 to 2 agst Lord Exeter's Sister to Greenmantle—offered
7 to 1 agst Duke of Grafton's Oxygen colt—taken
7 to I agst Mr. Bond's lot—offered
15 to 2 agst Mr. Prince's Euterpe—offered
8 to 1 agst Lord Exeter's Sister to Corban—take 10 to 1
7 to 1 agst Sir M. Wood's two—offered
GOODWOOD STAKES, P P.
The Carpenter was in considerable force at 7 to 1 till about
six o'clock, when his backers cried .. enough," and the odds
wero offered in several quarters. He and llornsca arc about
equal favourites, the latter, as it struck us, having the call.
Last odds :-
7 to 1 agst Lord Chesterfield's Hornsea—offered
7 to 1 agst-Mr. S. Fox's The Carpenter—offered
10 to 1 agst Lord Lichfield's The Drummer—taken
10 to 1 agst Ld Suffield's Alfred—taken and afterwards offered

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Themr. L Officersong \voefi i
eAsl
er my sh
as 'is' e nnte
nearly
night,.astthh.e.u.se
es order to be present at the Lying in State this mo-ning
of his arm. This young gentleman was thrown f
returning from Hampton.races, and very nearly losrtounh• rf gig,
returning
the wheel, as we have heard, passed over his head. 1111sr.INeVeal-s '
lesley is a Lieutenant in the 12th Lancers.
The Russian Ambassador's dinner party on Wed- CAt SEL, JUNE 27.-..-The Prussian. Ambassador, Von Canite
o
unt has returned to this city from Hanover, but we do not hear'
nesday evening, at Ashburnham House, consisted of C
Pahlen, Count Scheyni, Dr. Holland, the Captain of tl,e Rus- that' the negociations relative to a Tariff of Customs and an
sian ship of war the Pallas, and other chief officers of that ship, ...improvement of the frontier line by an exchange of territory
&c. His Excellency will give a grand entertainment have led to any result. Well informed persons arc of opinion
General Lord Hill, as Commander-in-Chief, held on Sa -;
a turday, the 15th inst, to the Earl and Countess of Durham, ' that the death of the King of England, and the se •
paration
levee yesterday, at his office in the Horse Guards, which was e Prince and Princess Lieven, Marquis and March' f 410 f Hanover and Great Britain will not be followed by -
Marchioness 0 en)
attended by several General and other Officers. Lansdowne, and other personages of distinction, change in the Hanoverian Tariff. The Government has pro-.
Ten nights more, arid the Opera season will be over. At Apsley House, on Wednesday evening, t.te i - posed to the Assembly of the States to reduce the I"- ur rer
'The house really seems better attended than ever, for the crush Duke of Wellington gave a grand dinner to the Countess of Cent. Stock of the debts of the Electorate of Hesse to 'Three-
(luring the last three or four nights has exceeded anything vve Chesterfield, Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbur the Fart k. nd-a- Half per Cent., offering the holders of that Stok k
ever remember. ind Countess of Wilton, Lord and Lady Mahon, Mr. A. Grea idler to exchange it for Three and-a-Half per Cent. Stock.
The new curricle just started by the Earl of Glen- vine, and Colonel Greenwcod. In the evening the splendid or to receive their capital back. As the Three-and-a-Halt
gall is well adapted to the splendid stud of greys by which it is , saloons were thrown open for the reception of company to a Stock is here in great demand above the nominal value, it is
drawn and attended. A • concert of vocal and instrumental music, at which Madame e
pToba bl e that the proposed measure may be carried into effect
1
1 Sir James Flower has been repeating his sumptuous ,
dinners this week.
The Earl of Jersey has issued cards for a dinner on
i, .
i Pasta and Signor Lablache, and other eminent artistes from t is
1 Opera• house, assisted. The music commenced at ten, and Vie :•
,arty broke up at three o'clock yesterday merni 0.
le,. The -e s difficulty.
without
HANOVER, JuNE 29.—The Court has gone into morning foe
. teelve weeks on the death of King William IV.
The address ofthe Assemblyofthe States 1 • 1" 1
F
, were present the RussianAmbassador,arl and Countess of .:
One 13th instant to a distinguished party.
',s l'osslyn, Lord Saltoun, Lord Burgersh, and Lady Georgia , ' a Highness the Duke of Can -bridge expresses the most rrofound
MILMOIRS OF COLONEL CIIAIt LES SHAW.— ' Fane ; the Ladies Mare and Adelaide Paget, Lord and Latnis :in-egret that it is caused by the death of another King, who,'
•Fliese volumes, which are just published, will be found descry- s Fitzroy Somerset, Sir Henry and Lady Emily Hardin
I
ac, i, di'tfollowing the exalted exa-nple of his father George 111., had
! ing of great attention at the present moment, for they corn and Lady Beresford, Lady Cowley, and the lion. AlTss Wnerl-t macle the happiness of his subject; the sole object of his life—,
t arise a narrative of the war in Portugal and Spain from its leslev, Lady Anne Beckett, Lady Stuart de R ekes', and thaVail King
eommencement, in 1831, to the recent dissolution of the British Hon. Miss Stuart, Sir Charles, Lady, and Miss Rag-ot, Count4i'v
Legion in June last. From his distinguished position Colonel
Shaw had opportunities of observation which are rarely afford- Charles and Countess Pozzo di forgo, Count de Grammo t,
..!,s Countess Sabastian;, Lord and Lady Ilary Cholrnondeleny who, under the viaible protection of the Almighty, hat':
wise lases improved
ed, and the result is that lie has produced a wet a which is 1 ::ountess of Stanhope; &c. The concert was got up at yer;OThe Assemble
certainly the best, if not the only entire, commentary tint has
sacs appeared on this contest, with all its singular and romantic . hour on Wednesday.
:: short notice, the invitations having been only sent out an earlyr the condition and promoted the welfare
aaef• tine country, and by his Royal goodness and activity led his
Vseeoale from a time of distress to happiness and prosperit).
at the same time expresses the utmost gratitude
I 3 his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge for the mermen
in ehich he lies conducted the Government for so long a
circumstances. The book will hereafter also be invalealle fer , His
reference whenever the important topics of Spain and Por- sii
tugal come to be discussed.
The splendid abode of Sir John Sawle Graves ''
Majesty the Kin, of Holland returner? to th -1"11
, od, during which his Royal Highness has been foune
I 'eaequally ready, in eublic and life, to afford aid on ever
ague, July 4, having passed the day at Rotterdam, where as •
scot) as it was known that he would honour the city with arl7
visit. every preparation was made to receive him with the sameN-
Sande, Bart.. approximating upon our city, with the admired ' testimonies of loyalty and veneration as his Majesty has every ;
park and estate, is about to change hands through the instru- A here met with in his tour. Her Majesty the Queen left Der- .?:
'mentality of Mr. George Robins. He concludes his notice. i'in on the 29th, to return home.
guf sale by asserting that "the independent Member for Exe- 1 leccasion where.: it was require( .
The Gazette publishes the address to her Majesty tin
tak!rehen
CDowager,..
The Earl and Countess Carnarvon hare left Gros- •is likely•
The rown I since of
.Sweden, after taking the waters it
-the south of Germany, will come to some watering place i
the north. At Doberan they hope he will choose that It. • t p.aec:
,_tut it
a-p Ace,
ilter must locate at Barley Ileuse." Sandwell, near Totnes,f-
elk-eller-square for Ilighelere. 's
e ,n the German Ocean, where sea-bathing is more efficAcious.
'"the late residence of Mr. Bennett, deceased, with the ex- tal e
The Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands, ,;;ii—llaniburq Pa ors, July .1.
Icccdingly valuable domain around it, is also to be sold by Mr. r
,
Robins, in London, on the 24th of August.—Ercter Flyingt-'!
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: In the different towns in Essex, where the market.r.ii , .
p'• Lieut. General Sir Howard Douglas Bart , has appointed !.k) BRUSSELS, Juis s.—The Society of Commerceof 13 1
flt!Se r•
s:e Captain Charles Stuart, of the grenadier guards, nephew of Intends to have 500 boats built for the intended navigation of
Lord Stuart de Rothsay, to be his extra aide-de-camp, and' elle canals of Belgium and France. We learn that the Society
Post, July 2. s.
.. e- Ceptain Rumlev, of the 60:h foot, to be his major of brigade. s-ihas at present no more than 80. Proposals have been mad(
A
iihave been held on the Saturday, the authorities have given :,;.i Hir_____
NU ‘ E li, JU N E 29.—8 ' d•nance of this ,*.t..for tuilding ) RH Or 1 • these boats at Antwerp.
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lnotire that this week the marlset will be held this day soe'e The average •
, L' , rday the King has prorogued the General Assembly of the .
,_
_prices of wheat and rye during the last week
that the inhabitants may have are opportunity of testifying their as . ss
: Estates of the Kingdom. The two Chambers accordingly
.i.,_l June were :—Wheat 16r. 32c., rye 1 If. 56e. perbectolitre.
respect to the memory of his late. Majesty by closing their
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closed their sittings 1 1
at la lepast twelve o'clock. Privy Count Import duties :37f. 50c. and 21f. 50c. per 1,000 kilogrammes
'ci or c nee is apponnte Cabinet Minister to his Majesty. ...,
'ell- S 1 1 • • d rEI•GIAN I. UNDS-Baissas.s, JULY 5
shops and suspending all business on the mournful occasion
1-of the burial.
a s The Minister Von Alden and Von de Hisch arc said to have- Actual Debt, '2!•%i per Cent.
of bees l• 1 t Ithe •
'li On Friday a swarm - -,itcu:schrhy. 1.0311, 5 per Cent. ►loo,
itendered• • I/ h IIT f t
. their resignations.— am-surge _orresponc en . Loan of Thirty 5111 lions 9•4 fill of a house in St. George's-street, in the centre of this ' Lean of city, 183:2, 4 per Cent 91%,
EarlYarborough '
expected • in '
The of is to arrive
licity. The novel visit drew a concourse of spectators. They ' ea Society of Commerce, 4s.i, per Cent.. lll
Arlington-street, to-d, from Appuldercombe Park, Isle of : Bank of Belgium, 5 per Cent 137
were carefully taken and deposited in a hive.—Kentisho . •
the • to at-
Wight, having received commands of her Majesty
,„- lirussels Papers. July 6.
Gazette.
t tend the funeral of his late Majesty to-morrow evening, at - /IA NIBURG 'AMEN HALLE, Jrr.v 4.
PUBLIC SALES.—The large room at the New• Lo- 's/Sills. Stoner,
.1'..7. Windsor.
•
Imes toi
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don Inn was literally crowded on Saturday last by the most
respectable and monied men of Devonshire, to see George
Robins preside over the disposal of several properties in Exc.-
ter and its vicinity. This gentleman has now honoured our
On the death of Mrs. Fitzherbert late Majesty
k desirous ofhisS'
was -
*which that lady occupied for a number of ears to the time of .
her decease, and the King was actuall • y fit Trhent--
yin treaty or Austrian Meto"iques, 5 per cent.
Ditto
Dit•
Litto Bank Shares
A„
ter Loan
stilto 4 per cent
eeto 3 per cent.
Paper inscription. 6 per cent - -
75 7,74
1371 It'69
103 pi 43,
4
city with several professional visits, and each. . succeeding ones' he was seized with his fatal illness. The Earl of Munster has, Russian 5 per cents. Metal.
e more satisfaction to his auditory than the la Russian Inscription, Hope and Co., 3d and 4th
appears to produce
ee now some idea of purchasing the house. Series
I last—that is, if we may judge from t
.. he extraordinary conere-a
bd. f 4. A funeral sermon for his late Ma. t ' William IV..
jes y Ditto, Certificates
Portuguese Regency Bonds, 5 per cent ns% 93'
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station of one of the largest arid most brilliant o nes o wealtlsto
es
and highs standing that we have lately seen assembled, and os was
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the excitement and bonhomie that reigned throughout it.,.., , .Jukes.
The Ilurston estate was the Lion of the day, which was All preached at Havre, ou Sunday week, by the Rer. George_-
. • er
All the theatres will be closed by authority this , Ditto, 3 per cent.
r, Dutch 4, rer Cents...,
Ditto S per Cents
Polish 11ends, 3 per cents.
New Tickets og
..
52!4
127
151
I knocked down for 15,000 guineas; St. Leonard's Yrlla was:;.:• evening and to-morrow, in consequence of the lying in state.`
Anglo-Danish 1.0.10, 3 rer peer
knocked down at 3,300 ; Sidmount House, 1,900 ; Elnat On the death of George 11. all the theatres were shut for a ‘ Norwegian 1.,,an of POI, 4 per cents
'panisti in 3 per Cents ... .............
Cottage, 1,12 o; and we learn that Major Pitman became thela:period of six weeks ; and at the time of the decease of George 4 `,,,,(i. , plastics, 1 •
t t A Loan, 5 per Cent
purchaser of the Rectory of Iddlesleigh for 4,700 guineas. III. for three weeks. T_lne present arrang-ement was made one, Greek 4 per cents. 1533, guaranteed by France 93
Our readers will perceive by our adkertising columns, that." the demise of George I s'., by his late Majesty, in consider.._ EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
HAMBURG. JULT 4..-13 it es ; two months, 13 9.
George Robins has received several retainers for the 24th of,',',.tion of the many families depending upon the theatres for sup-P-1
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ILIPNIC. JUNE :io.—Two months, 6 Isq. August during his late visit to Exeter. Will any person : pert. Throughout the whole of the metropolis and its exten-e,
clokieenANlA. JUNE:7S -11irce months. 5 4.
doubt that he is a great favourite with the gentlemen of De-L,,5-ive suburbs the shops and a great number of private housesses iseeeke. Jute- 1.--Thrse in•liths, a C 1.4
sonshire ?_and, "to say south," no ono will deny that his ~ continue partially closed, the same as on the first announcement :a BREN!EN, JUNE 3 .—Two months. 6114.
STOCKHOLM, JUNE 27.--Two months, 12 16.
July 2.
talents and exertions command it.—Eretcr Flying Post, 'of his late Majesty's death.
-.Hamburg Papers. July 1.
;4 COAL HOLE TAVERN, ,STRAND.—This old esta-•..,,
A machine has just been introduced for scraping ,
Wished and highly respectable place of public amusement con-t The General Steam Navigation Company's packet
macadamised roads, and is now in use in Hyde Park, where it ' tinues to draw from all quarters. It is crowded every nights, •the Attwood, from Rotterdam, arrived off the Custom-house,
appears to do its work much more effectually, and in much by Noble-men and Gentlemen, wino, we need hardly say, evince at half-past twelve o'clock, yesterday afternoon.
' less time than the large hoe hitherto used for this purpose:- the highc:t gratification from the well conducted and unri- The Antwerp Company's steam-packet, Princess
The main objections to it are its weight, and that it appears ''
veiled "rnivi'l meetings. The singing ts, as it always Victoria, Captain John Britton, arrived yesterday merning
to be only applicable to roads in good order, having a her-'`' has been, of the first order. The wines and spirits are of tlic
••fectly even surface.
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r- et ()Teat qnslity. (Thersday) off the Tower, froni Antwerp, at eight o'clock,
_. having made her passage in 20 hours. a

coonwoon cur, T. r.

Nothing done ; but it was reported that Touchstone is lame ;
'that he is now in town, and will not go. Although not au•
Ithenticated by a declaration the rumour is generally believed.

THE ST. LEGER.

Not a bet made until more than half-past six, then 4 to 1
was taken to 100 about Cardinal Puff, 10 to 1 was offered
iagainst The Doctor, the same against Slashing Harry, 11 to
1 against Mahometan, and 12 to 4 against ilenriade. Mel-
bourne is reported to have broken down.

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