The Sun.
London, England, 1830-09-30 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ENFIELD RACES.
WZDNEBDAY, SErr. 30.—The Gentlemen's Purse of M)
cove., added to a Sweepstakes of 5 sods. cat h..--Heats
ones round. The winner to be sold for 150 soya. lee.
Mr. fleadley's ch. g. Blinker
Lord Ongley's ch. c. Suffolk Pouch 0 1 2
Mr. Rush's 1. by Partisan 0 2 3
Mr. Lumley'e b. a. Howard 9 0 dr.
Mr. Bromley's ch f. Xarifs ......
Captain Beecher's Penhill 0 0 dr.
Mr. Messer's Poor Fellow 0 0 dr.
Mr. Coleman's f. Sonthdown
Three fine haste, the last being won by a nesk on..
The winner was claimed.
A Sweepstakes of b WO. each and 9t we. added. The
winner to be sold for 70 sm., &s.
Mr. W. Day's br. f. Caradori
Mr. Butheley's hr. li. Cupid 0 2
Mr. Lumley's b. f. Verdict ... .. 3 3
Mr. Coleman's br. f. Little Gift
Mr. Turner's hr. g. Jerry
.
Mr. Tilbury's b. g. Smuggler
Mr. Bland's b. g. Challenger 0 0
Mr. Taylor's b: g. Sailor
Captain Andrew's hl. h. Talins 0 dr.
Mr. Bromley's b. 1. Jannette 0 dr.
Won easy. Greet 'port is expected to-day.

Lulworth Castle is quit. inadequate to cptiw
tain its present occupants with any comfort. Among other
shills and inconvenienoes to which the party are driven is
that of the principal drawing-room being partitioned off
with common boards into three sleepiag rooms.

At Covent-garden Theatre several novelties
are already in preparation. The foremost is a five.ace
comedy with an ominous title— The Chancery Skit.
It is said to have good p►rts itt it for POWER, BARIUM,
WARIM, and Miss ELLICK Ties. Mr. Wttsorr, a pupil
of Sir Geollol2 SMART, will make his,debut in Wotan
part of the Prince in Cinderella, which he is now study-
ing. Miss TATUM, from the Birmingham theatre, and
Miss Scatrrox, who has been recently playing at Norwich,
will make their first appearances at this theatre. The
Pilot is about to he produced here, and new nautical pieces
by OICALD and BALL are said to he under consideration.
Miss PATON and Mr. WOOD are determined not to accept
separate engagements ; and it is not unlikely, as they
cannot elsewhere procure better terms, that they will
accept the offer which has been mad* them by this
management.

Drury-lane management has issued a long list
of persons engaged " from the beginning to the end of
the season"—not omitting even the name of the call-hoy.
Comedy, in contra-distinction to the tragic announcement*,
of the rival establishment, sterna here to have commenced
her reign. The opening piece, The ligpoerite, again
introdacea to the town that sterling actor DOVITON, and
in a character in which he is allowed to be without a
rival. LISTON re-appears also in Zefawworm is the plays
and as Tristram Sappy in the farce of Deaf as a Post.
SINCLAIR again assumes Masanielle ; and in that Opera
Miss Birrxi.n, who made her debwt a season or two ago at
Covent-garden, will make her tint appearance upon this
stage as _Moira. On the second night, Saturday. The
Merry Wives of Windsor will again introduce DOWTON
as Falstaff, and those old favourites, BARLEY and WA.L..
LACE, Slender and Ford; the letter also will appear as
Aksandro Manama, in the Brigand. Mr. Besmear
HILL, of the English Opera and Atlelphi rompanitai,
will make hie first appearance here as ,Dortor Caine;
se will Miss PEARSON and Miss S. furcate, as Mrs.
Ford and Mrs. Page. On Tuesday next, the third night,
Mr. BALLS, last season a member of the Covent-garden
Company, and long a favourite in Dublin, will make his
first appearance here as Flutter in The Belle's Strata-
gem; and the same play will restore to this stage Mrs.
WAyr,m, as Letitia Hardy, and introduce upon it, as
Miss Ogle, Mrs. lialLgY, from the Theatre Royal, Bath;
MACARADT is restored to London by an engagement a*
this theatre; and several other new ones are announced,
who will shortly make their appearance.
Our Manchester Correspondent says that the
Liverpool and Manchester Railway is ins most prosperotte
state. The passengers booked by this elegant momenta?,
between the lath and 27th inst., from Manchester to
Liverpool were 0,426, and rather mare than that number
from Liverpool, at 7s. traoh•
exclusive of careiripit at 4a.
each passenger; the jearney by the former price is per-
formed under two houre—ilas latter two hoors and three

quarters.
The advantages derived by the public from the
anticipated operation of the new Ileer Act are not confined
to London ; already the country exhibits the sante realm•
thin in the price. of porter end ale. The salesmen of ono
of the most extens►ve of the London greet brewing house",
that of !doers. 11aact.ar, ntaitins, end Co., have been
commissioned to sell their porter direct from the establish-
ment, after the 10th of October next, at a reduction of
not less then SS per cent. At Hull, and in all the ad..
jecent country, the brewers have reduced their ale 9s. per
barrel, while in other parts the reduction has been as great
as lge.

A fresh candidate has etarted for the repre.
ventation of Liverpoel in the person of Mr. W. 'Ewalt?, a
brother of /item,. EWARTS, the eminent merchantof
that town. He is a barrister, and was Member far
Bletchingley in the last Parliament. In his address I e
avows himself to be the friend of civil and religious liberty,
and a " humble follower of the free nod eelarged prine.plev
associated with the immortal names of CA Maria and,
late repreeitabilire of Livoyea."