The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-18 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING.
NISYMARKICT, SUNDAY AFTSNNOON.

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The want of attraction complained of in the last Meet-
ing is likely to be amply compensated bi the inAaortant
character of the Stakes included in the appointments for
the ensuing Meeting. The most influential races of the
week will be the Clearwrll and Prendergast Stakes, for
2-yr-Olds—the first has thirty-seven entries, and the other
thirty-two; and as both of them will, no doubt, produce
good fields, the betting on the Derby and Oaks will be
materially affected; in fact, till they are decided, business
on these Stakes wilt not take any decided turn, A short
notice of the performances of the favourites for the above
Stakes may not be amiss.
TUN CLEAHWRLL STAKES.—The Duke of Grafton's
Oxygen is the favotirite ; she ran second to Zany for the
July Stakes, and beat Bohemian (brother to Zinganee),
and the Ina colt, in the last Meeting. This, it will be
admitted, is not doing much, but it happens that none of
the other horses in the race have any stronger pre-
tensions to favour. Washington beat Caleb at Stock-
bridge • he also beat Lord Exeter's Wail cult Lisheth
(both Of whom turned out bad), and the Electress colt
(who fell at starting) at Ascot, but was afterwards beaten
at Winchester, by Caleb, who was reported to be amissjo
his first race. Mr. Forth's fiilv won at Goodwood, beat-
ing Lisheth, without much of a race ; Lord Lowther's
Partisan filly won a stake at Epsom, beating several others.
Antigone won a race at the same place, but has been less
fortunate in her other engagements. These are the only
winners in the race.
THE Pastanstwas'e STaxxs.—Zany is the only horse
in the race that has done anything of note; in the Suomi
Spring Meeting he beat Spaniel, his Majesty's Mustachio
colt, and four others of equally moderate pretensions ; he
subsequently won the July Stakes, beating Oxygen, Lord
Exeter's Miss Cantley colt, Spaniel, and some others. Of
the thirty-one other horses engaged, Weshingten, alone,
has won. A Sweepstakes of 100 stmt. each, fur Wednes-
day, has ten entries—Lord Verulartee Albert, who won a
Stake in the last Meeting, is the favourite. For the
Garden Stakes Lucetta has the call ; she is allowed to be
always best in October. There are eleven matches, and
none of any interest, except that between Cadland and
Zinganee for the Whip.

XINGSTON 110Ubil ROD IS,

SUNDAY NICIIT.

Tlie list for to-morrow contains ter; races for decision,
a mucl► greater number than has been known for many
Afeetinge, it is expected to be a very sporting Meeting•
Sir David llaird's Snooks has paid forfeit fur the Garden
Stakes, and Mr. Sowerby for the Two-pat...old Stakes,
both to be run to-morrow,

Tilt CLEARWELL SmK s (TuasoAv.)—Mr. Raw.
linson's The Barber, Mr. Dilly's Gershain, and Mr. Dilly's
Mortimer, have declared f.►rfeit.'

THE PRISPRRCAST STAIM • (1141DAY.)---Gellihnit
Mortheer, and Mr. Payne's a. by Muter Henry, have
paid. No change in the betting on either of these *aim

COURT CIRCULAR.

Tile time or their MAJcsrlEst arrival in London is pos
joned from the 23d to the 2::ith instant.

The Earl of AftEROZEN arrived in town yesterday from
Vigil to his MAJEsTy, at his Palace at Brighton. Sir
Rosen Prcar. visited the Noble Earl at the Foreign Office.
His Lordship left town in the afternoon for the Priory, near
Stannsore.

Count OE LOAM,' the Neapolitan Minister, had a con-
ference with the Duke of WELLINGTON on Saturday at the
Treasury. Viscount Mar.vms: and Viscount Dim vsFonn
had interviews with his Grace on Saturday.
Mr. HERZ'St left town on Saturday for his teat, near
Sevenoak..