The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-06 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, FOUR O'CLOCK.
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We subjoin a list of the company here :—Duke • and
Duchess of Richmond, Duke of Portland, Duke of Rut-
land, Duke of Grafton, Marquis and Marchioness of Exe-
ter, Marquis Graham, Earl and Countess Mountcharles,
and their son (Lord Slane), Earl Jersey, Earl Verulam,
Marquis of Tavistoek, Earl of Uxbridge, Lord John Fitz-
roy, Lord Charles Somerset, Lord G. U. Cavendish, Lord
Lowther, Lord Charles Manners, Lord Ranelagb, Lord
George Bentinek, Hon. Captain Roue, Right Hon. Mr.
and Mrs. Arbuthnot, Colonel Russell, Colonel Peel, Col.
Utfney, Sir M. Wood, Mr. Dowdeswell, Captain Hunter,
Mr. Delme Radcliff, Mr. C. Wilson, Colonel Wilson,
Mr. Ramabottom, Mr. S. Stanley, Mr. Waddington, Mr.
Batton, Mr. Stonehewer, Mr. Thornhill, Mr. Payne, Mr.
Bulkeley. Mr. Shard, Mr. Gauntlett, Mr. Greville, Mr.
Irby, Colonel Sowerby, Colonel Woollastoo, Mr. Roberts,
Mr. Mark Singleton, Mr. J. Mills, Mr. Lyne Stephens,
&c. &c.

The race for the Grand Duke Michael Stakes yesterday
was confirmatory of the opinion expressed by ua on the pre-
ceding day. Augustus fully supported his running in the
spring. Conolly moved him a little in the latter part of
the race, but he subsequently won it so easy that his
chance for the St. Leger (to-morrow) cannot be at all
affected by his work yesterday, be is remarkably fresh ; it
should he recollected, however, that he only beat those
horses over whom he had previously evinced a marked
sup .riority ; if, therefore, Lord Exeter's great good for-
tune should carry hi►n through to-morrow against Priam,
it will be owing solely to the latter being the worse for his
long journey from the North ; some doubts have been
expressed of his starting, but from his having been backed
p. p. by some of the party, we think that he will run.
The following are the present odds on the St. Leger, &c. :

ST. LEG I
5 to 4 agat Priam, p.p. (taken)
7 to 4 agat Augustus, p.p.
11 to 1 apt Mr. Shard's Caleb
15 to 1 ag%t Lord Jersey's Cobweb colt (taken)
20 to 1 agst Mr. Udney's Antiope c.
20 to 1 apt Mr. Willramson'a Tarn O'Shanter
20 to 1 apt Mr. Beardswortlea Colwick
27 to 1 agat Sir J. Shelley's Cressida colt
27 to 1 apt Lord Ezeter's hr. to Zinganee
30 to 1 apt Lord John Fitzroy's Washington
3b to 1 agst Mr. Petre's Rattler.

OAKS.
7 to 1 agst Mr. lloubleworth's Circassian
12 to 1 apt Duke of Grafton's Oxygen
12 to 1 apt Mr. Sadler's Delight.

The list fur to-day is one of the most meagre we have
seen for many years ; only three races in it, one of them
being forfeit (and the most important), and the other two
of little or no interest. 'We shall therefore avail ourselves
of an opportunity of sending the following by a private
hand, leaving the snatch between Father Long Legs and
Taurus till our next report. it has little interest.
Match for the Cup and 200 soya, each, 8.C.-116 Ma..
iesty'a Zinganee, b yrs, paid forfeit to Sir Mark Wood's
,Lueetta, 4 yrs.

Fifty Guineas, fur all agog. ILC.
Lord Alounteharlee's Gayburst, 4 .yrs
Duke of Rutlawn, Cadland, 5 yr:. 2

Previous to the Races s Handicap Stakes, fur Two•yr-olds
(to-morrow), closed as follows :—.

Lord Exeicr's Perepia, by Sultaa, dam by Woful
Mr. hiaberly's Antigone
Mr. Stonehewer's 1. by Miley, dam by Haphazard
Lord Jersey's f. by Middleton
Mr. S. Day's Marchioness, by Eglinton.
Duke of Richmond's Conciliation.

WKWMARKET, XINOSTON.HOUSE ROOMS.

TURSDAY Maier.--Although the present Meeting has
in malty respects turned out exceedingly dull, in one point
it has proved of some importance, we allude to the Good•
wood Maces for 1831, which have received the especial
patronage of his Majesty, who has subscribed to at the
Stakes, given a Royal Plate, and promised his Grace the
Duke of Richmond to add his presence to their already
unequalled attractions. Upwards of eighty subscriptions
have been received to the Goodwood Stakes, more than
half that number to the Drawing Room Stakes ; the Two-
yearold Stakes and several other great Stakes close and
name this week, either at Goodwood or Newmarket.
Betting on the St. Leger (to-morrow) to 4 on
Augustus, 2 to 1 agat A►uphiarius.
The following have paid :—Priam, hr. to Grampus
Sketch Book, Cetus, Mummer, Respect, Abbot, and
Moodie.

The following fresh rare for to-morrow was matte this
evening:_...

Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 govt.. each. D.III.
Carthusian, 6 yrs Harold, 4 yrs
H4Ji 13,11,a, aged Nimbly', 4. yrs
Clotil le, 4 yrs Refuge yrs.

_ . .
INTENDED INSPECTION BY HIS MAJESTY.
Manartr will shortly inspect the First Battalion of
the Coldstream Regiment of Font Guards, now doing duty
in Portman-street barracks. In consequence of the above
battalion being on duty in Dublin at the time his most
Gracious VIAJit-TY reviewed the different Regiments of
Guards, the Officers have tint had the honour of kissing
bisJesrv's hand, and are the only Meets in the
Household Brigade who have not had that honour.
A LESSON von DANDIES.—On Saturday
evening., as an elderly lady and her daughter were quit-
ting their ear to enter a shop in Dame-street, cue of those
finely dratted puppies, who infest our street*, was prac-
tising the " march of vanity,: and conceiving that they,
too presumptitmody, interrupted his exhibition, used some
abusive language, which the lady sharply retorted : the
fellow, presuming on the absence of any gentlemen, he-
came very insolent; but the 144 y was not to be intimi--
dated by a saucy fupling; she seised the whip, with which
her servant drove, and, n ith an adroitness and spirit,
which commanded the admiration of the bye-standers,
gate him a severe flogging. This did not satisfy her, for
she left the shop a moment after she entered it to give
him the galling insult of tendering her card; but.thehero
of a lady's stripes halt. shrunk away, . amid the jeers.' andbooting,' of all who haw him. It is a thousand pities that .
women would not always treat the blackguard insolence
of such impudent cravens in the tootle inanuer.siliutolin
Atoning Register.