The Sun.
London, England, 1831-10-19 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND 600'6bEi?
.7f:rAiTilv 6.

• 1116:inkvliGirr.--As we had anticipated, the meeting is better
attended than the last. We are enabled to give the following
list of fashionable arrivals :

Duke of Grafton, Duke of Rutland, Marquis and Marchioness
of Worcester, Marquis and Marchioness of Exeter, Marquis Gra-
ham, Earl and Countess of Chesterfield, Earl and Countess of
Wilton, Earl Verulam, Earl and Cmintess of Lichfield, Earl of
Jersey, Stradbroke, Lord John FRaroy, Lord Ltiwther, Sir
L. Glyn, Sir Santlfonl and Lady Uraharii, Sir Mark Wood, Sir
S. Vlnee,nt Milli, Colonel Peel, Colonel Woollaston, Colonel
Russell, Hon. Colonel and Mrs. Anson, Colonel Udny, Captain
Grant, Captain Hunter, Captain Byng, Captain Clive, C.
Wilson, Mr. Scott Stonehewer, Mr. Thornhill, Mr. T. Thorn-
hill, Mr. Batson, Dr. Dowdeswell, Hon S. and Mrs. Wortley,
Mr. Hunter, Mr. Worrall, Mr, Wilson, Mr. Newton, Mr Foulis,
Mr. G. Walker, Mr. Payne, Mr. Holyeatre, Mr. alitford, Mr.
Ranisbottont; Mr. J. Mills, Mr. Roberts, Hon. Berkeley Craven,
Colfinel gowerby, &c.
The racing was indifferent—Only two races, and those badly
contested. We subjoin a few additional particulars :
Two YEAR OLD STAKES.—Betting--7 to A on LOrd Jersey's
Middleton colt ; 6to 1 agst Lb id Lichfield's, and 7 to 1 agst
General GrosVenor's two. Kitty tither made running, followed
by Bartoloizi, till within a few lengths of home, where the Mid-
dleton colt and Rivulet filly closed with the latter ; the run in
was very close between these four, Kitty winning by a neck only,
ridden by John Day.

GARDEN STAKES.--5 to 2 agst Lucetta. 4to 1 agst Augustus,
5 to 1 agst Variation. 7 to 1 agst Incubus, 7 to 1 agst Captain
Arthur, (who at one time was first favourite), and 10 to 1 agst
any other. Captain Arthur cut out the work at a good pace, in
fact go ing as fast as he Could to the ropes, where Augustus
challenged and defeated him, Variation challenged Augustus
about eight or ten lengths from the chair, and beat him very
cleverly by a length, ridden by Robinson.
TOE OATLANns (WEnNEsnAv).—The following horses have
been named :—Harold, Taurus, Erymus, Augustus, Amphiaraus,
Mouse colt, Paradox, Vagrant, Protocol, Clansman, Naiad, Spa-
niel, Crispin, and Discord filly.
We have reason to believe that Mr: Osbaldeston's great match
will take place, although it has been reported to be off by consent.
The ground is not yet fixed upon.
TVESDAT.—MatcIi—Mr. Wagstaff's Landrail received 200 sovs.
ft. from Mr. Osbaldeston's Apundator. R. M.
Match 50—Mr. Shingsley's Ultima received from Mr. Perkins's
Alice. T. M. M.

One-third of a Subscription of 25.sovs. each, for 4-yr-olds. Seven

subscribers.

Lord Exeter's Augustus walked over.
Match 50—Captain Byng's Dryad beat Sir R. K. Dick's Miss
Mary Ann by a head. T. Y. C.
(First Class) 50 sovs. for 2-yr.old colts, Bst. 41b. ; fillies, Bst. Db.
T. Y. C.
Sir R. K. Dick's Miss Mary Ann I I
Lord Chesterfield's Kitturns

Seven others started. Arcot Lass and Kittums lay in Ilont till
about 30 yards from home, where Mary Ann came from the rear,
and wo❑ by three quarters of a length. There was one false start.
(Second Class) 50 soya. as above.
Colonel Peel's Non Compos 1
A dead heat for the second place between Margaret, Scratch f.
and c. by Emilius, out of Mustard. The following also started:—
c. by Me, lin, d. by Skim, c. by Wrangler, Lassie, f. by Truffle,
d. by Blacklock, c. by Truffle, Blue Stockings, and Day and
Martin. Won easy by two lengths.
The Clearwell Stakes of 30 sovs. each, 20 ft., for 2-yr-old colts,
Sst. Sib., and fillies, Bst. 31b. I'. Y. C. Forty subscribers.
Mr. Chifney's f. by Emilius 1
Mr. Dilly's Margrave 2
The following also started :—Doncaster c. by Sultan, Dul-
cinea,f. by Sultan, Antiope, Lucina, Landgravine, Peter Pindar
c. by Truffle, d. by Williamson's ditto, c. by Emilius,— Spinning
Jenny Ebony, c. by Bobadil, Black Polly, and Fedora. Won
by half a length.
Acceptances for the Oatlands :—Harold, fist. 71b.; Erymus,
fist. fib.; Arnphiaraus, Bst. 121 b.; Paradox, Bst. 11b.; Clansman,
fist. 11b.; Naiad, 7st.; and Discord f., Gst. 1:21b.

KINGSTON-HOUSE ROOMS, TUESDAY NIGHT.
The attendance was full, and the alterations arising from the
day's running highly important. The odds left off as follows :

DERBY.

9 to 1 agst. Beirata 20 to 1 agst. Non Compo4
13 to 1 agst. Dulcinea 25 to 1 agst. WilliamthclVth
17 to 1 agst. Folly 25 to 1 agst. Datioletta
18 to 1 agst. Margrave 40 to 1 agst. D. of Rutland's c.
18 to 1 agst. Pastille
OA S.
7 to 1 agst. Mr. ChifThey's filly.

ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR.

TWO O'CLOCK.

The Lord Mayor 9,239
Thompson 2,187
Laurie 2S3
Waithman 29

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

The Hamburg steamer has arrived, and the great anxiety
which has prevailed among the merchants to ascertain the extent
of the disasters by the cholera morbus has at length been obtained.
Extract of a private letter from Hamburg of the 14th
There arc fifty-five sick of the cholera, and thirty-one deaths.
The victims have been amongst the lowest classes, owing to the
want of proper diet. At the breaking out of this calamity the con-
sternation was very great, since which it has subsided, and every
hope is given that it will not rage to a great extent. Business has
again been resumed ; the Exchange, theatres, and coffee-houses
are all open for public resort, and we are all in good spirits, and
hope soon to give you good news."
We have also seen a letter from Bremen, which is favour-
able. No symptoms of the cholera had, as yet, appeared in
that town.

The Hamburg Papers by the steamer are void of interest.
A letter from Havannah of the 28th of August, states that
the hurricane which took place in the province of Cuba is unpa-
ralleled in the recollection of the oldest inhabitants. The walls
in the Moro Castle have been rent, as also the magazines, and
part of the walls of the military hospital. Seven vessels were
wrecked in the harbour, besides others on the coast.

THE FUNDS.
We have no arrivals of consequence this morning, with the
exception of the Hamburg steamer. According to private ac-
counts there are great hopes that the cholera at Hamburg will
soon be checked. At present it is confined to that part of the
town where the lowest classes reside. Some anxiety prevails
here fearing it will reach the English shores. We conceive, how-
ever, that there is not the least danger of this, as our Govern-
ment is using every precaution to prevent it.
The great attraction of the public and citizens is towards the
prorogation of Parliament to-morrow, as well as to the period
when Parliament will meet again. Our funds are still improving.
Consols, which left off yesterday at 82!,; % for the account, opened
at 82% lA, soon after were done at 8234 ; at present they are
82% ; for money the same.
In the Foreign Market Brazil stock has improved; in other fo-
reign securities nothing doing as yet.
HALF-PAST ONE.
We have just received by express the French Papers of Monday.

(From the Courier Francais.)
GREECE.—SPEZZIA, SErr. B.—On the 20th of this month
the National Congress will meet, and will be occupied with the
insurrection of Poros. A severe judgment, without doubt, will
be taken against its authors, as well as against the Chiefs, Maw-
rocordato and Tricupis. The island of Hydra is blockaded by
three national ships, a Russian frigate, and a French ship of war.
A Russian brig has taken two goelettes, which the Captain
sent to Volo. The people of Hydra are greatly exasperated against
the Chiefs of the insurrection, who have sent four armed vessels
to the coast of Maina to cause new insurrections. The Greek
Government have assembled at Calamata seven thousand men,
wider the orders of Colocotroni and Miletas, to put down the
revolters. An expedition is also goingagainst Syra, if the chiefs
of the faction are not arrested.

BRUSSELS, Ocr. Belliard is gone to Antwerp,
where he has counter-ordered the works at the fortifications; but
our Minister of War disapproved of the conduct of the French
General, and sent orders to Antwerp to re-commence the works
again.

-The Austrian Government have established a cordon sanitaire
along the whole of the frontiers of Lombardy, and all the com-
munication is cut off with the Tyrol and Upper)
Italy.
From Tems of Monda
Despatches have beenthe sent oftp to the Frency.h Ambassador at
Vienna, desiring that Court to give an explanation of the views
of that Cabinet. A month is given for the return of the answer.
MADRID, OCT, 6.—ln several towns havej been posted up
bills, announcing that the Spanish army is going to reinstate
Charles X. en the throne.
The accounts from Coblentz state that the Prussian troops in
the province of the Rhine amount to eighty thousand men, and
are to be reinforced by thirty thousand recruits. They have three
hundred pieces of cannon.
The French Funds have considerably improved, and the
Three per Cents. are 60f. 60c.
Consols are not so good as in the early part of the morning,
when they were SZi; at present they are 82%% for the ac-
count, and 8216 V, for money.
The French Funds come higher by the express, 60f. 60c.

THREE O'CLOCK.

Console, 82i I.

FOUR O CLOCK.-CLOSING PRICES.
Consols B2k Danish
Ditto for Account 821 Greek, 182.5 22
Brazilian Bonds.. 44i— Mexican, 1825 —
Buenos Ayres.... Peruvian .
Chilian Ditto .... 171 Russian 961
2
Colombian, 1824 Spanish =NM

GENERAL RAPP.-J3APP and SAVARY
were aides-de-camp to DESAIX, adopted by BONAPARTE
in the field of Marengo. The latter soon made progress
by his suppleness; the former was a blunt Alsacian, and
became neither Duke nor Ma:shal. He once ushered a
dark-looking Corsican to the pr, sense of llortarattvE, and
took care to hold the door open whilst the interview
lasted. When questioned by BONAPARTE why he did
this, " Because," replied RAPT, " I don't put much trust
in your
_Corsicans." The blunt remark caused much
amusement.--Dr. Lardives Cabinet Cyclopcedia.