The Sun.
London, England, 1838-03-17 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR

Her Majesty rode out on horseback yesterday for three
hours, attended by Lady Mary Stopford, Baroness Lehzen,
Miss Cavendish, -Earl of Fingall, Earl of Uxbridge, Lord
Liiffird, Hon. Colonel Cavendish, and Sir Frederick Stavin..
Viscount Melbourne had an audience of her Majesty yes-
terday.
The Royal dinner party last evening at the new Palace in-
cluded Viscount Melbourne, the Treasurer of the Household,
Hon. Charles Gore, and Mr. Rich, M. P.
The Princess Augusta and the Duchess of Cambridge
visited her Majesty the Queen Dowager yesterday at Marl-
borough-house.
Count Pollon, the Sardinian Minister, had an interview
with Lord Glenelg yesterday at the Colonial-office.
A deputation, including Lord Bexley and Sir Robert H.
Inglis, had an interview yesterday with the Chancellor of
the Exchequer, in Downing-street.
The French Ambassador, and the Prussian and Grecian
Ministers, transacted business yesterday at the Foreign-office.
Mr. Mayers, agent for Barbadoes, Captain Cameron, and
Mr. G. R. Young had interviews with Lord Glenelg yester-
day at the Colonial-office.
The Duke of Richmond and the Barl of Burlington had in-
terviews yesterday with the Chancellor of the Exchequer.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE,

GREAT LANCASHIRE COURSING MEETING.
This Meeting, which has excited unparalleled interest in the
sporting circles, took place on Thursday last and three following
days, for a Gold Cup, value 100 sovs., added to a subscription of
S sovs. each. The following are particulars :
Air. Gibbes's Bob Sawyer beat Mr. Deakins's Languish, Mr.
Gayton's Mundig beat Mr. Harrison's Mischief, Dr. Brown's
Chance beat Mr. Fellowes's Fancy, Mr. Horrocks's Haphazard beat
Mr. Bennett's Sailor, Mr. Slater's Chancellor beat Mr. Craven's
Whiskey, Mr. Ball's Banker beat Mr. Ridgway's Mayfly, Mr.
Fisher's Rattler beat Mr. Hays's Cara, Mr. Fellowes's Fudge ran
a bye, Dr. Brown's Dancer beat Mr. Houghton's Ann, Mr. Pol-
lock's Gameboy beat Mr. Horrock's Heroine, Mr. Hey's Historian
beat Mr. Moore's Aloth, Dr. Brown's Sport beat Mr. Jolly's Young
Bolivar, Mr. Hutchinson's Nelson beat. Mr. Purcer's Playful, Mr.
Hey's Carlos ran a bye, Mr. Reddish's Roger beat Mr. N. Shaw's
Spondee, Mr. Harriot's Hops beat Mr. Fisher's Mango, Mr. Ro-
binson's Empress beat Mr. Harrison's Ginger, Mr. N. Shaw's
Spree beat Mr. Fleetwood's Fylde, Mr. AlLhell's Logician beat
Mr. Fisher's Fairy, Mr. Aloore's Musquito beat Mr. Ogden's Swan,
Mr. Swainson's Sailor beat Mr. Horrock's Hindrance, Mr. Hunt's
Chance beat Mr. Hargreave's Byewater, Mr. Swainson's Sir Sid-
ney beat Mr. Jefferson's Janty, Mr. Ridgway's Elis beat Mr.
Swan's Sweetbrier, Mr. Gibbes's Major beat Mr. Graham's Ca-
-1 pilly, Mr. Robinson's Juno beat Mr. Horrocks's Helen, Mr. Fleet-
wood's Flirt beat Mr. Jefferson's Clyde, Mr. Eden's Clio beat Mr.
Bake's Vanish, Mr. Craven's Whip ran a bye, Mr. A. Graham's
Arab beat Mr. Robinson's Norman, Mr. A. Graham's African beat
Mr. Swainson's Sue, Mr. King's Harlequin beat Mr. Kaye's Gre-
nadier, Mr. H. Brown's Rose beat Mr. Harriot's Hornet, Mr.
Garvin's Fly beat Mr. Chew's Spanker, Mr. Bake's Colonel ran a
bye ; Mr. Swan's Soothsayer beat Mr. Chew's Elis; Mr. Garvin's
Governess beat Mr. Bennett's Violet, Mr. Ball's Trifle beat Mr.
Houghton's Capias, Mr. Jefferson's Hector beat Sir H. Campbell's
Chancellor, Mr. Chew's Hmmus beat Mr. Harriot's Hindrance,
Mr. Redish's Ranter beat Mr. King's Violet, Mr. Robinson's
Brilliant ran a bye, Mr. Swainson's Smuggler beat Mr. Purcer's
Primrose, Sir H. Campbell's Chanticleer beat Mr. Ogden's Co-
lumbine, Mr. Bake's Slenderman beat Mr. A. Graham's Tour
Pret ; Mr. Rutter's Duchess beat Mr. Robinson's Pepper, Mr. B.
Aiachell's Bugle beat Mr. Ridgway's Escape, Air. Swainson's Sul-
tana beat Mr. Redish's Robin, Mr. Bake's Major beat Mr. Graham's
Lilly, Mr. Fisher's Smoker beat Mr. Crompton's Olympus, Mr.
Rutter's Lottery beat Mr. Garvin's General, Mr. A. Graham's
Charles Augustus beat Mr. Swan's Scroggins, Mr. Ogden's Ergot
beat Mr. Hey's Conscivit, Mr. Fleetwood's Foam beat Dr. Brown's
Ruby, Mr. A. Graham's East Kilbride beat Mr. Deakin's Queen,
Mr. Houghton's Nelson beat Mr. Redish's Rib, Mr. Bennett's
Runens beat Mr. Rutter's Fan, Mr. Redish's Rebecba beat Air.
Machell's Dr. Fop, Alr. King's Pluto beat Sir H. Campbell's Ca-
meo ; Mr. Aiachell's Peter Pindar beat Mr. Horrock's Hypocrite,
Harriot's Bugle Eye beat Mr. Fisher's Fan, Mr. Craven's
Vandeau beat Mr. Parkinson's Swing, Alr. Houghton's Erico beat
Mr. Hey's Hermia, Mr. Machell's Emperor beat Mr. Harriett's
Hornsea, Mr. Rutter's Cornet beat Mr. Garvin's Graceful, Mr.
Eden's Spring beat Mr. Hutchinson's Jig, Mr. Slater's Slim beat
Mr. Scott's Spinner, Mr. Hunt's Nimrod beat Mr. Parkinson's
Spring, Mr. Kaye's Sir Robert beat Mr Eden's Empress, Mr.
Bennett's Ranger beat Mr. Gilbert's Fireaway, Mr. Clayton's Sul-
tan beat Mr. Eden's Vulcan, Mr. Parkinson's Lumber beat Mr.
Jolly's Crafty, Mr. Eden's Lumber beat Mr. Swain's Sorcerer,'
Mr. Hunt's Rector beat Mr. Deakin's Plenipo, Mr. Parkinson's;
Venus beat Mr. King's Jupiter, Mr. Ball's Longitude beat Mr.'
Gibbes's Giant, Mr. Clayton's Negro beat Mr. Houghton's Mouse,,
Mr. Ball's Balloon beat Mr. Rutter's Wallace, Mr. Crompton's;
General Chasse beat Mr. Ogden's Port, Mr. Swan's Stripling
beat Dlr. Chew's Swallow, Mr. Hutchinson's Norwood beat Mr.
Hunt's Sultan, Mr. Slater's Sparrow beat Mr. Gibbes's Cinnamon
Mr. Bennett's Rocket beat Mr. Hargreave's Favourite, Mr. Og-,
den's Talleyrand beat Mr. Ball's Blast, Mr. King's Active beat,
Dlr. Deakin's Dart, Mr. Clayton's Pleader beat Mr. Parkinson's('
Fly, Mr. Clayton's Phcenix beat Mr. Hunt's Nell Gwynn., Mr.'
Chew's Spring beat Mr. Deakin's Pickpocket.
First Ties—Mundig beat Bob Sawyer, Chance beat Haphazard,
Chancellor beat Banker, Fudge beat Rattler, Dancer beat Game-
boy, Sport beat Historian, Nelson beat Carlos, Roger beat Hope,t,
Empress beat Spree, Logician beat Musquito, Chance beat Sailor,
Sir Sidney beat Elis, Alajor (Mr. Gibbes's) beat Juno, Clio beat,
Flirt, Arab beat Whip, African beat Harlequin, Rose beat Fly,
Soothsayer beat Colonel, Governess beat Trifle, Hector beat lice-
nses, Ranter beat Brilliant, Smuggler beat Chanticleer, Slender-
man beat Duchess, Bugle beat Sultana, Major (Mr. Bake's) beat
Smoker, Lottery beat Charles Augustus, Ergot beat Foam, East
Kilbride beat Nelson, Rebecca beat Rubens, Peter Pindar beat
Pluto, Bugle Eye beat Vandeau, Erico beat Emperor, Comet beat
Spring, Nimrod beat Spencer, Fireaway beat Sir Robert, Sultan
beat Lumber, Lumber (Mr. Eden's beat Rector, Longitude beat
Venus, Negro beat Balloon, Strippling beat General Chasse, Nor-
wood beat Sparrow, Rocket beat Talleyrand, Pleader beat Active,
Spring (Mr. Chew's) beat Phcenix.
Second Ties—Chance (Dr. Brown's) beat Alundig, Chancellor
beat Fudge, Sir Sidney beat Chance (Mr. Hunt's), Major (Mr.
Gibbe's) beat Clio, Arab beat Rose, Soothsayer beat African, Hec-
tor beat Governess, Smuggler beat Ranter, Slenderman beat Bugle,
Major (Mr. Bake's) beat Lottery, Ergot beat East Kilbride, Re-
becca beat Peter Pindar, Erico beat Bugle Eye, Comet beat Nim-
rod, Sultan beat Fireaway, Longitude beat Lumber, Negro beat
Strippling (the latter broke his neck. in running), Rocket beat
Norwood, Spring beat Pleader.
Third Ties—Chancellor beat Chance (Dr. Brown's), Sport beat
Nelson, Empress beat Sir Sidney, Arab beat Major (Mr. Gibbe's),
beat Rebecca,
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beat Comet,
beat
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Negro, Smuggler
beat Slenderman, Rocket beat Spring.
Fourth Ties—Chancellor beat Sport, Empress beat Arab,
Smuggler beat Soothsayer, Sultan beat Longitude, Erico beat
Ergot—Rocket ran a bye.
Fifth Ties—Rocket beat Chancellor, Smuggler beat Empress,
Sultan beat Erico.
Sixth Ties—Rocket beat Smuggler—Sultan ran a bye.
Deciding Course—Sultan (a Preston dog) beat Rocket, and won
he Cup.

BROADWAY STEEPLE CHASES.—TawnspAr.
The first race was won by Mr. Vevers's Charity (Oliver), beat-
ing Mr. Marshall's Railroad, and some others.-3 to lon Rail-
road, who led to the last, where he fell, and lost the race.
The second Sweepstakes was won by Mr. Walker's br. g. (Oli-
ver), beating Colonel Charritie's Crump, Mr. Healey's Rambler,
&c. Rambler had the race nearly to himself to the last wall, when,
like Railroad, he fell and let in the br. g., who won rather cleverly.

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Tomkins's Neptune; Mr. Ferriby s Jerry ; Mr. T. N. Ship-
worth's The Abbess; Arlr. G. C. Healey's Sportsman ; Mr. C.
H. Holdgate's Madge M ildfire ; Mr. L. Holmes's Embassy ; Mr.
G. Brown's Antelope ; and Mr. Thistlewood's The Miser. - It was
an excellent and well-contested race, and was won with difficulty.

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HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Upton ; Thursday, at Hullarington ;
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Dukenj.estofsant' :11;1 thfeco:hrbuti
aonn' snrgdyh:
Wednesday, at Park.
Saturday, at Dyrliam
Mr. Mure's hounds
if 1 Bridge; Thurs- '
n's hounds on Tuesday, at Whittington Cagle ;
s Head; Saturday, at Wolf's Head—at' half
Thursday, at Queen
past 10.
North Shropshire hounds on Tuesday, at Sundore ; Friday, at
DedripPorlutinmabne,rs Arms— -
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' hounds on Monday, at Allen Sadlers; Wednesday,
day, at.e LH() Hinton
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Mr. Smythe Owell.
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at Hampton Heath ; Friday, at Handley—half past 10.
The Cheshire hounds on Monday, at Beeston Castle; Wednes-
day, at .Cholmondeley Castle ; Thursday, at Wilkesley Village ;
Saturday. at Windmill on Rasensmoor—half-past 10.
Sord Petrels hounds on Monday, at Rettendon Common ; Thurs-
day, at Purleigh ; Saturday, at Landon Hills—half-past 10.
Mr. Lushington's hounds on Tuesday, at Milton Chapel-11.
Meynell's hounds on Monday, at Toston ; Thursday, at
Snelston ; Saturday at Chartley—half-past 10.
The Marquis of Hastings' hounds on Monday, at Redwood Gate ;
"Wednesday, at Leeke Pit House; Saturday, at Melbourn—half-
past 10.
The Ludlow hounds on Tuesday, at Milsom Wood ; Friday at
Oker-10.
Mr. Wilkins's hounds on Monday, at Peterchurch ; Wednesday,
at Kennel;' Friday, at Redspence—at 10.
Major-General Wyndham's hounds on Monday, at Shillinglee
}louse; 'Wednesday, at Pallinghurst Hill; Friday, at Oakhurst;
Saturday, at the Fox, Flexham Park—half-past 10.
Sir Thomas Boughey's hounds on Monday, at Kingston ; Wed-
nesday, at Knowlwell-gate, Trentham; Friday, at Apley—hf-p.lO.
B. V. H. on Tuesday at Woodbridge ; Friday, at Burton Common.
TThhee Herefordshire heonunAdiseeodaynl:alotn‘diay, at Wormelow Tump ;
Thursday, at Berrington-10.
ge;Wednesday,Saturday, at
Oak Tree, Leeming-lane ; Friday, at Carottod En
erick
at Thorn Perrow—half-past Iv.
Mr. Tudway's hounds on Wednesday, at Charlton Musgrave ; at
Batcombe Lodge.
Mr. Herlock's hounds on Tuesday, at Pottern Wood ; Thurs-
day, at the George Inn, Sandy-lane ; Saturday, at Giddy Hall,
Bridge;
Marshfield-road—half-past 10.
Mr. Bulteel's hounds on Tuesday, at Bittaford Bridge—half-
past 10.
Mr. A. Smith's hounds on Monday, at Oare Hill ; Tuesday, at
,
Tedwerth House ; Thursday, at Conholt Park ; Saturday, at Ever-
.
leigh—at 11.
Mr. Chandler's hounds on Monday, at the Cliffey ; Wednesday,
at Monk Wood ; Friday, at Catheridge—half-past ten.
The Warwickshire hounds on Monday, at Epwell White House
Tuesday, at Mitford Bridge ; Thursday, at Rnd Hill, near Alcester
—half-past nine ; Saturday, at Foss Farm—a quarter to 11.
The Essex and Suffolk hounds on Tuesday, at Ardleigh Crown
Friday, at Raydon—half.past 10.
Eat' Fitzwilliam's hounds on Monday, at Washingley ; Wed,
nesday, at Thrapston Bridge ; Thursday, at Sutton Wood—at 10.
Lord Yarborough's hounds on Monday, at Hell Furxe ; Wednes
day, at Elsham House ; Friday, at Kingerly Wood-11.
his

151 vessels are now loading. at Liverpool for foreign
p)rts.—Liverpool Telegraph,