The Sun.
London, England, 1839-03-15 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL' B—YESTERDAY.
THE DERBY".
The betting, as is frequently the ease, did not commence lin'
til within less than an hour ot,the ciosa.of. the room, when the
arrival of four or live frost Epsom seemed tove an impetus to
those already assembled, and a good deal of business IN-as get
through. firother to Bay Middleton " came again" and was
backed, first at %, and afterwards at 9to 1. The Dey of Al.
Biers was in great force, 16 to. to 1 being obtained with sore
give
difficulty. Flambeau, Kremlin, Tros, The Lord Mayer, Ildc
-eim, and Epidaurus, left off at Monday's prices, Tros alone
being in any demand. Valaincourt, recommended by Oroo:
noko's rather moderate running at Epsom, rose to 30 to 1, of-
fered here, but taken on the race-course. Erin-go-Bragli gave
way ft ern 25 to 30, and lastly 35 to 1 (taken),and Zime-terman
to 40 to 1, an increase in each case of several points ¢x thise
given on Monday. The following were the prices at tile close
of the room

8 to 2 agst John Day's lot—taken j
25 to 1 agst Sir G. Heatheote's lot—taken
9 to 1 agst Lord Jersey's Brother to Bay Middletent-ta,
lb to 1 agst Duke of Rutland's Flambeau
16 to 1 agst Colottelyeel's Dey of Algiers—taken I

20 to 1 ast Lord Albetnarle'sTros
20 to 1 agst Duke of Cleveland's Kremlin—taken

30 to 1 aist Mr. Bowes's Erin-go-13ragh
30 to 1 agst Sir G. Heathcote's VaLincourt
35 to 1 agst Mr. Bowes's A ecelerator—tar en
40 to 1 agst Colonel Anson's Zimmerman
50 to 1 agst Sir G. Heatheote's 'Chimborazo—take
-50 to 1 agst Mr. Ridsdale's Bloomsbury—ta.ken
2000 to 10 agst Mr. Coekes's Lady-day—taken
1000 to 10 agst Mr. Bowes's King of Kelton—taken •
1000 to 10 agst Mr. Bowes's Rustan—offered
1000 to 10 agst Mr. G. Bit g's Boz—offcred
1000 to 15 agst Mr. Thornhiil's Maria colt—taken
1000 to 15 agst Lord Suffield's Vernon

1000 to 25 agst Mr. Dixon's Catnmellino
2000 to 30 agst Mr. Greville's Darrynane—taken
2000 to 30 agst Mr. Clark's Dragsrnan—taken
3500 to 100 taken about Accelerator, Erin-go-Brag 1,
Zimmerman, in one bet.
A thin attendance, owing to Epso►i Spring Meeting•

EPSOM SPRING MEETING. ; the
The second Spring. Meeting, took place yesterday, UP tler
patronage of Sir G. Heathcote,, to whom Epsom is itniebtei
for its establishment, as .well as for many other acts of 011:
ness. The entries were quite as good as could have
,begin
hected so early in the year, and the weather, although Ow,' t
aving proved, tolerably favourable, there was a respecta.ble
not very numerous attendance; it would have been brtrtrere'
perhaps, had it been any other than a' Tatterssll's day. 'd
only lashionables prevent were Lord G. Bentinck, `l3f-Vn
Tussier, Sir G. Heatheote, Eon. General Grosvenor, qaP,ts.l
Gardnor, Captain Higgins, Mr.: Shelley, Mr. Crommelint.i'teic
The following return of the racing, will bear us out 'n
assertion that the sport was excellent atb"
Sweepstakes of .5 sovs. each, with added_by Sir G.

epee., Bart., h 7. Y. ; for three-year-olds, "isi. 2113 ; as(l wI
years, Bst. 10Ib. One mile, Nine Subs.
Mr. Roe's b. f. by Emilius; out of Farce, 3 yrs (N4t°)
Sir G. Heathcote's bl. é. Oroeirmko, 3 yrs. .• •••'
The following also started, but were not placed :---- Alr
Hea.tlicote's Larnaca, 4 yrs ; 11r. A. Smith's gr. g. Vasg4 b 1
to Morotto, 3 yrs ; Mr. Greatorex.'s ch. f. by The Colon !Lit
of Crutch's dam, 3 vrs ; Mr. Falconer's Slender, 4 yrs '
Dixon's ch. f. by Langar, out of Candia's dam, 3 yr ; 1
Captain Gardnor's b. f. by Actteon, out of Misleto ~3 y ..
Vasa made strong play, followed , by the Crutch dl it"
Laranaca—Oroonoko lying w-cil up ; the rear was brow;:b
by the Misletoe filly to.the turn, NN hero she passed Candr 1
Slender, but did not reach the leading horses till the disFlll„
The Farce filly here took up the running, with Oroont"
waiting, Crutch, Laranaca, and Misletoe lying nearly ae4ei
of him ; the race. home was clear enough as to the Fare Po
which won in a canter, but the struggle for tecond pia 1.,;
exceedingly interesting, Oroonoko obtaining it by scarcely
than half a length, the Crutch filly third," Alisletoe filly i 'll
and Laranaca filth, all closely packed; Vasa was next.
Dixon's filly seventh, and Slender last. The winner is 'A
Oaks.

---- .. ,
Sweepstakes of 5 sovs, each, with 25 added; three-yrs-old' 711
four, Sat.; five, Bst. 91b.; six, 9st. 21b.; and aged, 93
The winner to be sold for 250 sovs. One mile. 6su •
Mr. Shelley's b. f. Paragnay, 4 yis... . . .... Wakefield 0
,;,,
If;
Mr. Shepherd's b. f. Tenebrosa; by The Saddler, 3 yrs 3 1
Mr. Lambden's b. f. by Pontiff; 4' yrs - 1 v
- 0 o
Mr. Falconer's b. c. by Bobadil, 4-yrs '
Captain Gardnor's Ochiltree, 4 'yrs' ' 2 1
Mr. W. May's 'Voluptuary, 5 yrs ' 0 o
'.ll€
The Gavrkey colt cut out the .work to the distanci, 'Pi,
Ochiltree, Tenebrosa, and. the Pontiff filly-singled therel'e ,
out, and ran a beautiful race home,. the Pontiff filly winnirg
a head, Ochiltree not being more than a neck and shoulder
advance of Tenebrosa. - 1
oil
Second Heat.—Aiter the first quarter of a mile there
was made by the Gawkey colt, who kept it till near the 0 el,
where the lot closed; fitim.the distance the race was bete
Paraguay, Tenebrosa, and Ochiltree, the former ultiot -,
winning cleverly by a length. ' 3U
Third Heat.—A good race between Tenebrosa, 'Pal'
and Pontiff filly, till past. the Grand . Stand, where Tele f°„
had fairly beaten her horses ; the poor lad, however, thil3';'
he had gone by the, post, pulled his mare about two !IP
before he reached it, and Wakefield, seizing the opportunllo
unexpectedly afforded him, made a desperate effort, and wo°
post by a head. • ,
Sweepstakes of 10 SOTS. each, with 10 added, for Route!".
' Queen's' Plate weights. Two miles: (Three Sub
Mr. Theobald's Pitulina; aged' ' • - - Mr. Cut 47.
Mr. Blyth's ch. g. Meteor, 6 yrs..: .. .. ..... '. ................... •!'
Pauline was the favourite, and won in a canter.

NORTHAMPTON STEEPLE CHASb^-7.
11ADNES14 T. „
Thesis chaies took place on Wednesday last ; the
Farmers' Race commencing in a field at Wootton, and fin
rn
ing, after a circle of three miles in front of Mr. Dickins'f re 1610
near the Toweester roads,- and second" or " Grand
' Chase;',''beginning at Great Honghton; making nearly 3 ,
.mile circle to the lame place el the first. ssti
.Sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each, with' 50 added, the second t°
his stake, for farmers or tradesmen residing in Northatul3 0 ,
shire, or within ',16 ,miles of Northampton, and that for
been their property. on or, before the Ist of February .
yr. olds, list. ; five years, ; six yews and 7
12st, 'Four miles. (Nine Subs.) ' 1
Mr. Goode's b. h. Comet, 5 yrs
(111 r. J.
111 r. Westley's- The Queen, 6 yrs .............................. 3
Mr. G. Russell's b. in. Laurel, aged ... .............. .••••••:joilis
The folkiwiog also started :L-Mr. Foster's ch. b. Blue .E.
6 yrs ; W. Ekins's Sally Brown, 5 yrSi Mr. Evans
b 1.5;
Sportsman, 4 yrs ; Mr. Stevenson's gr. rn. Blueberry, 61the
and Mr..Elworthy's ch. g. Middleton, 5 yrs. Comet fe.,°,,,(0
lead to the .first brook, which they all got into-,-Sally
met
was the first, out, but falling:at the first fence from it, 1-'",:p;
again went ahead, followed by The Queen and Sally 13„r°,',0et
these three kept in advance of the others. to the finish, "
Winning easy, . •
The " G and Steeple Chase.",-L.Sweepstakes of 20 sovs•
_7(si
• with 100 added ; open 'to all England ; four miles►
• Wintry; I.2st each. (13 SUbs.) 1 1
Mr. Elmore't b. g. Jerry' Mr. J. Mast
Mr: Lambden's 13. g. Transport ' ... . ....... c;41;
...The following also started :—Ca 'Child's Conrad, 0.7,0
Mr. Stevenson's True Blue, aged •• Hon.:. Captain Feee'sl
yute, aged; Mr.. Lambden's ch. g. 'Splendour, Mr. 11.ushicT7b.
Alhambra, Mr. S. Sutton's Demidtiff, Lord Cassillis's
Embassy, Mr. Bruce's ..Miller, and Lord Chesterfield's 1)• ik!
y„{,They went.a.7iay together ;. only three .of. them cleared
first brook, the others getting into it. Alhambra, Conrad. rod
Splendour thextniado the running. Oliver fell at the Po,st ifsl
rails and was stunned but; though not seriously hurf,,P'ior,
unable-te rejoin the others. :Splendour also fell ; .rtibts
however, remounted, but gotinto the third brook and 0%111/1
chance. Jerry then came up and' took- the lead, follow; iott
Transport, these two running in. -first and second, the follow;
about twelve: lengths,in. advanee, and'Martin (on SOO" 0
who had recovered the brook fell, third. Barker: was h°r,
the early part of the race, and was unaile to make a sccon(-1
pearance.
A N.

CLOTH is introduced by the LQsl)„,is;
CAOUTCHOLIe COMPANY, made either water-proof u„17„-icl•
and in some instances having the appearance of w-iot
cloth:* It is made without the loom, that ill'
woven. This norel feature will make it much chl'ito
The stivers of wool, cotton, or other fibrous maters or,
taken from the carding engine in lengths, and of Plibref
tionatc thickness, and pissed through rollers ; isb,
being at the same time closely united by a flexible valliito
in a similar manner to the making"felts. When a sorb;
,Isrequired,.to give it the appearance of Woollen-ckit at.
,find fib& is fastened to: surface ,by a flexible Cell3/01
and the flock rolled in when so manufactured, is a P,er-
imitation of Broad-cloth.,
he Richmond election has terminated in or
return of the Liberal Candidate" by a majority of 82.
following was the state of The poll at the Close :
Sir R. Dundas " ' * 162
Mr. Stapleton " 50
Majority
Lanai
The disputed territory between' Lower Carinir
and the state of Maine, is not a third of the extent of
land, and is nearly uninhabited. f the
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,OYA3I.IIACIIANGE.—At a Meeting 01 yo
Common Council yesterday, Mr. Jones stated ths r,,
Architect had been arpointcd, and the Committee loully
solved to throw open the plan to general competition '
ode
out reserve. The discussion with the Treasury had cb so
to a most satisfactory ilsue. All that the Gre'ntial4l
Trustees could desire was. attained, and the business *v"

proceed without delay.
to•
SUDDEN' DEA TII.-A great sensation WaS
duced in the Assize Court at Maidstone yesterday ril;
ing, upon its being announced that Mr. Minnatt,
the County Magistrates, had been found dead in Ins o'
by his servant, who sent to arouse him. The wortbi least
tleman was in Court yesterday, and appeared in ll's
us
health and spirits. Ile died of apoplexy.

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Plated on 11141,`,
Steel Blades. 18 ,r,
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Carved ivory itandles,silverferrules,perdoz.pair 3 16 6 .14
Plain pearl bandies, silver ferrules, per doz. pair 4 4 0 ji
Carved poarl handles,silver ferrules,per tlOz.pair ii 8 0 14 14 I
King', pattern or Queen's pattern;silver handles 6 16 6
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Plate:'Plated Goods, Watches, Clock!, &c., may be
or will be forwarded in answer to .a

B IB TH S. , vetiPer
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On the 12th inst., at Finsbury-squire, the lady o'
saloinons, Esq., of a daughter. . 101'
Thom
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On the 13th inst., at Eaton-square, the lady of
net' Gibson,' Esq., M.P. of a .,Slaughter. _----