The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-17 00:00:00

SPORTING INTgLLIGENCE.

TATTERSAILL'S.—iSorr.- }Ss
This was the last publia betties day in London en the
Doncaster Ram, and for a last day was unusually dulL
The crack was in still treater favour than on Monday, 3
to 5 finding ready takers. Hassan, The Cardinal, and
Mots Rose, remained steady in their places. Drunswicker
sprung three or four points, and was backed at 11 to 10
apt. Birmingham. The 13alkan rose to 85 to 1, and he'
veral gentlemen professed themselves willing to' back her......
nothiot,• however, was eons. Even Lets were offered
that twenty start. There were a few engagements made
on the Champagne Stakes, for which there will he a large
field. Chorister won the Two-yr-old Stahes in the Spring
Meeting at York, beating `Cooke. by half-a-bead ; and
Clarence won the Stakes in the Augustliseting in a much
easier style. Colwick's running hats sot bean so good.
The following were the closing priers
IT. E.ltallt.
0 to 5 apt Mr. Chiffney's Prism
6 to I aget Lord Queensberry's Hassan
71 to 1 apt Mr. Shepherd's The Cardinal
9 to 1 apt Mr. Clifton's Mom Rose
16 to 1 agat Sir. Petre's 13runswielrer
IS to 1 agst Mr. Ileardevrortbss llirmiugharn
113 to 1 apt Lord Queentherry's Maria
23 to 1 apt Mr. Shepherd's Revolution
25 to 1 apt Duke of Leeds's Lady Mowiray
35 to 1 apt Mr. Grant's The lialinut
50 to 1 apt any other.
30 to 1 apt Priam winning the St. Lager, and Cob-
web the Derby.
CNAMPACINIC STAMM.
5 to 2 apt Lord Clevelead's Chorister
3 to 1 apt Lord Searboroaglea,Clarenoe
7 to 2 apt Mr. Beartlaworth's Colwiek
4 to 1 apt Mr. 'Walker", Vietaire
OONCAN7SII 501.0 our.
7 to 2 agat Bit Makety's Flsurol•-Lie
4 to I agat Major Yerhurgles Laurel
5 to 1 apt Mr. Petre's Rowtoea
10 to 1 apt Mr. Ridsclale's Little Red Rover.
Immediately after tie betting, several of the subscribers
started fur Doncaster.

Mr. RICHARD I)outY, author of that highly
successful culinary work, entitled " The Cook's Dic-
tionary," is the Maitre de Cuisine of the Thatched house
Tavern, St. James's-street. It is to the superior ex-
cellence and variety of the banquota provided at that aide-
torahs(' tavern, that the patronage of both-Rouses of Par-
is to be attributed. Dr the publication of hie
" Cook's Dictionary," A.. Dotmr, has rieW enabled every
mistress of a family to avail herself of his rlcill and
rime, an advantage of no smell value io domestic life.

NEW WOICK By Vitt AVl'llO/1 Or WA.
yen t.y.—Ou Tuesday nut will be published, Sit WALTER
Sc UTT'll Lettere on Petrionolcsy rand Witchcraft. The
volume has been Written in a popular manner, expreitely
for the Family Library, and will be found to abound in in-
tereet throughout.

VICE-14(4AL VISIT TO THE GIANT'S
CAUSRWAY..--IlieHooey the LORD larrritx.trer,
with the Willem of NORTRUMORRLARD, accompanied
by Archdeacon Stmouttox and Captain Davt.s, A.D. C.,
arrived in Castlehlaney on Fridey evening at six o'clock.
They drove through the beautiful and truly romantic
demesne of the Right Hon. LIRA BLANKY, and were re.
ceived with a grand salute of thirteen guns trona u avhooner,
rplentlidly decorated with streamers, net the lake. The
noble proprietor of the town and his Lordship's family
being in England (we believe), their Orates the Duke and
Duchess proceeded to Rime's neat and commodious bat
(the King's Arms), where they dined unit remained for
the night. His Excellency seemed highly delighted with
Lord lit.ANEYse demesne, and prised a handsome vim).
mium on the appearanie and general cleanliness of the
town, which his Excellency attributed chiefly to the reel-
dente there of the noble proprietor. After breukfitet, the
following morning, their Or aces proogeoled northwards,
by Caletlon, and lunched, we understand, at the Eatl of
Cat:Anomie, from whence they set out for Northland
House,'Dungartuan where they remained until Sunday.
when they resumed their jouraey......Dubibt Murniuy
Register.

The sudden and extensive decline of the
French Funds is much discussed on our Eacbange, where
many different causes have been assigned for it. Since
Saturday and up to Tuesday afternoon, the fill of the Five
per Cents, has been 2. 3b., stud that of tlee Three per
Cents. 26. per cent. Ttie peered scarlef money is
alkged to have given the Cat unfsernirall "pubic to tho
Reales, which were further stated on by the large asks of
wealthy but timid individuals, who sought to withdraw
their capital from a country where they doubted tho cosi.
thwarted of tranquillity and *sod, institutione. Another
injurious effect to the French funds, particularly at a tinto
when so much distrust prevailed, is said to have arisen
from the depriving the 'vetivers-general of taxes of that
toMporary use which they have heretofore been accus-
tomed to tusk. of the public money, and which, being
Oddly employed in Government securities, often furnished
one of the main support of the market t for if the re.
ceiversiesteral were net dispoeed themselves to speculate
fur a rise in the funds, they were always ready to assist
those who did engage in such operations by lending money
on the security of stock. By some, howeirer, the cause
of the decline is believed to lie deeper, and On the order
for Russian subjects to leave Ports, with the ttruspeeltof
being involved in a foreign dispute through affairs iu Bel-
OM, itte the real source of the alarm among the monied
interest. The three first muttons asiipied ere certainly not
sufficient to account for so rapid a depression of the funds,
inasmuch as .they are of a miters to actnnly by slow
Fees, presentingthat in other respects Otero ex goo
d
state a
state of public contide.nest ; but it is also to he doubled
whether the others are the true sumo,. There seems as
yet no doubt of the recognition of the new Government
of Franeo by ftusslu, as the sunbassittlue remains in
at all events, sod the danger me the Gills of Belgium, if
it is to arise at all, is lust remote a tootioirorY.— Times.

A poor fellow hes beet* sent to .I.olkiogittoo
pearsg
l
t,arr:y 10,0 for
beirnthh:anriv:inwgritigoisT:l:llloettliiiienniigoihninsekdpil:::saistat:tilieiltiurtfitf:l2:ll:iffi:fri.4deicovotrenat:thtl:
about the Rise of large rats, which he put into a baker,
and took home, He bed hitherto borne a good character,
which will not be much disgraced by the offence, if not
unfortunately ruined by the associates of a prison. The
accursed Onme LAM have only a tendency to injure so-
ciety, through 1111 its grades; the rich men they make
tyrants, the good men they make bad, and the bad Mtn
they make worse. A petition, we *a4uoittit,di is to be
presented toLord IltiowNt.nw fora mitigation..Niwarh
Times.

A COOL PINCH..--A Owl ktiii,fl=l ox. hns
been recently invented in littilantl. 1e krtikl ill. snuff tx.
ceediully freell by meant o(a douttlo buttovu, whia
tilled whit l end I'Cl6.pi.