The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-02 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S.
The betting on the St. Leger yesterday Was very
tnited ; the only heavy engagement entered into king on
Priam ; a gentleman present having given 101. for 900/.
to 4001. In compensate for the slackness of the St.
Leger business, the Liverpool Cups excited enni.itterable
interest ; many horses were backed in the course of the
afternoon, and some changes were the necessary conse-
quence. Voltaire was not in such force as on Monday,
nor was MOne's Pride in any demand ; on the other band
Bolivar, Faustus, and Re►riever, were in general request,
and it is, clear that before the day the field will become
still inure extensive than at present. Felt is out of the
betting, and there is some talk of his being amiss. For
the Stand Cup, Rowton had some very influential sup..
Oilers ; 5 to 4/ was taken eagerly, and the party would
have gone to any amount. Moss Rose is the favourite for
the St. Leger at the same place; but there appears to be
a doubt of I►er starting, for no one would back her p. p.
There was no change in the July Stakes; the Odds closed

NEWMARKET JULY staxxs.
3 tot agat Zany 7 to I agst Donna dm
oto 1 agst Miss Cantley (tak.) I Hto 1 apt Andrew
MUM
18 to 1 eget Mr. WretOrd's Washington
23 to 1 apt Lord Stradbroke's Antlope colt
The Endltuses and Sultans agst the field
The field agst twelve.

LlCOtit•
2 to 1 agst Mr. Chithey's Priam
II to I agst Mr,' Clifton's'lloss Rote (taken)
12 to 1' agst Lord Cleveland's Ilaby (taken)
12 to 1 agst Mr. Petre's Ilrunswicker
18 to 1 agst Mr. Itichardson's St. Nicholas
. to 1 agst Lord Queensberry's Hassan
22 to 1 agst Mr. RiddelPs Emancipator
21 to 1 agst Mr. Powlett's Lai), Emmeline
25 to 1 agst Duke of Leeds's Lady Mowbray
39 to 1 agst Cclonel Crackek's The Barber
39 to 1 agst any other
10 Ito agst Zany and Priam winning the July Stakes and St.

It is reported thit his present Majesty will retain 0,0
excellent riming establishment of his deceased brother.

It is said. that Alderman VENAHLES ►•ill
again stand for the City, as well as Sir ntilts Lairalit ;
Alderman COPILAND IS also spoken of.

It was last night confidently stated about the
Howie of Com Mona that the Ministers have determined 'on
having the dissolution of Parliament in a fortnigy. The
activity of Member. in writing letters in the rooms adjoin-
ing the 'onic., especially on Wednesday evening, after the
communic,ltiona of Sir R. Peet, exceeded any thing of the
kind in the remembrance of the oldest persons about the
Howse. The smoking-room and committee-rooms were
crowded with letter-writers.

.
ADELPIII THEATRE,---Last night the Eng-
lish Opera company commenced its 'mason at this Theatre.
Amongst the performers there was on novelty, with the
exception. of a Miss Novxt.Lo, who made her first appear-
ante in the character of Sophia, in Lyiny made Easy.
This young lady possesses -a moderate goad figure, with a
pretty and playful expression of countenance. The old
favourites of the.ptililie were greeted with a cordial wel-
come. Miss KELLY was as painfully natural as ever in
The Siider of' Charity. Mrs. KettLav has lost nothing
of her naive vivacity. At the commencement of the even-
ing the operatic portion of thi company sung " Cod save
the King" with that moderate degree of applause from
its auditory, which comported at once with loyalty and
decorum. The two first lines of the anthem were altered

God save our noble King)
William the Fourth we amt.
This waa indlopensable ; but other changes were made In
the body of the piece which are unnecessary, and scarcely
warrantable, as a matter of propriety, in a national hyena,
which should,• however old•fashioned, participate in the
consecrated &erecter of the Crown itself.
Sir JAMES SCARLETT'S Libel Law Bill, ret-
pealing the banishment (or inoperative) clause, and jai-
Po
no go
irusy no
grdditional sureties that would operate still more
than thertaisting laws, stands for this evening
but as Sir Ronal. NIL did not enumerate it amongst the
Bilis that ate to be pressed, and as the Ai-rouans tr-fla-
t 4 mutt has net intimated any intention to give up the
obnoxious additions thwart to mar the grace of the Repeal,
this may be tomidereel as also among the abandontA on
the Voll4Afiq watt/4 fq-throtalvtal ofter4.o4.TY-,

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smPPING sNTELLIG EN C%-(TIIIS DAY.)

FROM 1.T.0Y

DEAL, jULT I.—Wirtil E., steady 'breeze.—Arrivell
the Alerinu*', Griiipwari; Crein neasina: ,
• PlinetB)lo UT Jtjl.—Wind 4. t.—Arfi•ied tJt
Parapn, ---, from Jamaica; and the Antteus, Pearson,
from Antigua. "
FAI.:11OUTII, JUNE 30.—wiud s. to E.—Off port the
Catherine, Noile, from Atitaniai. Arrived the' Gold-
finch packet, from Plymouth,
13alsrot, Ailled, :fond, fiotii
Jiltnalen; and the John nigg, Stevens, horn Cadiz.

1101.1tIlEAD, .luxx SO.LArrived the Renown,
from Trinidad ; the Cornmeree, —, from Charletdon ; the
George Canning, Alleyn, from New York ; the Sapphir-,
Viroo,ibury, from Boston ; ani the —, from
Halifax.

LIVEREPOI, JUNE 30.—Arrived the Morea, flint-
mond,, front Virginia; the LagolLt, Baker, from Charles-
ton ; and the Cottageti fAlrel, from tleuda. Off port
the ttitulous.' —, from !New Orleatis.
The Beatrice, Pude, front Dundee to New York, was
driven on the Island of 'Strotner the 271 ult., and is
discharging.
The following arrivals have taken place :—The Anew,
from Riga to Clyde; Wheaton, 11141141, from Leghorn,
at Cork ; City of Limerick, Cooper, from London, and
Eliza, Rankin, from Oporto, at Limerick; and Zephyr*
Fitzsimmons, from London, at Belfast;
Vr•ser.s SI.OK EN wurn.—The William, Shand, frOm
Liverpool to New Yolk the 13th inst., in lat. 48. long.
26 ; Pomona, from Trinidad to Bristol the 16th, in lat.
49. haw. 23 ; Ferrida the 9th ult., 115 miles from Stol).
Hook; Prince Leopold, bound to ()mane, in Ist. 46. long.
47 ; Leslie, Gauls, from Londonderry to St. John's, N. 8.,
in lat. 46. long. 54.