The Sun.
London, England, 1836-04-25 00:00:00

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Tilt DERBY.
5 to 2 agst Lord Jersey's Bay Middleton
11 to 2 agst Mr. Osbaldeston's Ebbcrston
7 to 1 agst Mr. Ridsdale's lot
9 to 1 agst Mr. E. Peel's The Mummy
15 to 1 agst Mr. Ridsdale's Bro. to Bamfylde
16 to 1 agst Duke of Richmond's Sepoy—takell
20 to 1 agst Colonel Peel's Slane
20 id 1 agst Mr. Chifney's Brother to Emiliana
25 to 1 a
;st Mr Chitncy's The Athenian
25 to 1 agst ::`'lr. Batson's Taishteer—taken
25 to 1 a-gst Loci Egremont's Emmelina colt—taken
30 to 1 agst Mr. I:l‘ornhill's Mendizabal—taken •
30 to 1 agst Mr. Fax",l Tipple Cider
40 to 1 ast Lord Exetel's Aluezzin—taken 1
After their race on Friday an effer was made to take 50 to
each about Taishteer and Muezzin.

oars.
6 to 1 agst Lord Wilton's Grenada-02.(en
8 to I agst Mr. Houldsworth's Destiny
10 to 1 age; Mr. Walker's Emineh
10 to 1 apt Mi. Armitage's Vesper—taken • •
10 to 1 agst Lord Eseter's Toga
12 to 1 st Mr. Dawson's Fair Jane—taken
Lord Jersey sag Bay Middleton arrived in town this day, acellniPa.
Med by Darius.

BETTING AT

AtANCTIESTER.
DE cur, 1,11.
11 to 1 agst tisataio—taken
12 to 1 agst Ali
:avont
14 to I agst Jacob' Faithful
ore Careiq
15 to 1 agst Lady 100
20 to 1 agst Hectic
20 to 1 agst Amuratb—Ctlien
25 to 1 agst The Aliner
25 to 1 agst Tomes's Gelding

CHESTER TRA
9 to 2 agst Jupiter
5 to 1 agst Red Rover
8 to 1 agst Billinge
8 to 1 agst Usury
9 to 1 agst The Stag—taken
10 to 1 agst Stockport
10 to 1 agst Turban—taken
11 to 1 agst Tamworth

CE S, TII tIRSDAr.
. each, for horses, Itte., not tho-
. each. Two miles.
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DURHAM RA
The Macaroni Stakes of 10 sovs
rough-bred. 12st
Mr. firs?dgson's The Cornet .
Mr. Smitil',7 Camel ...............
Mr. Btaddyll's I..ignum ...... .................
Mr. Fosbrookc's ...................................
The Gold Cup, or 100 sovs. in specie, by a Subscription 0f..11-101i).;
each ; three yrs old, 6st. 101 b. ; four, Bst. 31b. ; five, 85t•
1
six and aged, 9st. Two miles. I
Sir W. Scott's The Count0
Otrtwright
Mr. Harland's Durham
Mr. Hodgson's Brother to
Mr. Braddyll's Calista ..„ .....
Won cleverly by two lengths. the City;
The Maiden Plate of 50/., given by the Alembeas for .Bs, gst.
three yrs old, 7st. 51b. ; four, Bst. 51b ; five and trial
101 b. ; mares and geldings allowed 31b. Two mile hew'
Mr. Hutchinson's br. c. by Jerry... Cartwright 0 2 a
0
Mr. Rowntree's Swainby
Mr. Hesseltine's br.sc. by Waverley
2 0 o
Mr. Attwood's Lithuanian ..... 0 0 0
Lord Eglinton's /Eolus 0 0 0
"
Mr. Metcale's Mildred

HUNTING IN THE NEW FORE'll' elighte
On Thursday the King's' Stag Hounds met at filet elfin°
as
ful sylvan spot called Boldrewood ; the weather was° was as
could be wished, and the assemblage of nobility, Bce" • in s
numerous as on Tuesday. A fine old stag was foiled' ~,aee!
small piece of gorse within sight of all assembled. The
over ground so uneven and boggy, was awful to rid° ;hot
there were a few bold enough to bid defiance to such I°l%oo
danger, and actually kept near the " bow-wows"
and a half, when the noble deer was taken alive. CO'
On Saturday they met again, the place being Stoney death
near the identical spot where William Rufus met his t
from the arrow of Sir Walter Tyrrell; there is from this
gelled
a scope of magnificent forest scenery scarcely to be ecel
in England. Our first King William, it is said, kept this part
of the country exclusively for hunting. To return, ewnere
from this digression to the hunt of Saturday. Front thei logic
sure of the people assembled to get a sight of the/LW:l' rge
(before they found their deer) it vas necessary to ertrl ed
in
nircle on the ground by fourteen keepers on horsebachPU—ffe'et.
for one
their Lincoln green and hoed hats, which had a good e but
A deer was again roused in sight of the whole coraPaPY: that
the scent was so good and the pace of the bounds so grre deer
two minutes took them from the gaze of hundrea:s• gybe
wa3 unusually good, and at the end of an hour and .e as 3
had led his pursuers a dance of thirteen miles as strata lace
.
bird could fly, being roused at Hocknels, and ran V.' e,istag
called Sway, not far from the Needles. Had the gall% erer
been taken here it would havebeen one of the finest thint.e (o-
en ; but this was not to be, for turning short back to P-11 be
m
rest the scent failed from his mixing with other deer, 1310
was eventually lost, but an old hind was killed. Thus els. 0°
most delightful week's sport, of which there cannot be but
opinion. . !ILA 0

During the season the Hereford fox hounds hay t11"`"-efer
braces of foxes, many of the runs having been longer than„,,et
remembered. The pack is now allowed to be one of the Is"
in the kingdom.
Friday was a glorious day for those who met Mr. 4.- •ot,
ham's fox-hounds at Brockenhurst, the seat of -- :&Irrews
Esq., whose coverts (with shame be it spoken) were •001 to
blank ; at length, however,_ a good old grey fox was 14.°7011
Ramners, and " away we flew, as quick as thought," "'oat
an hour, when Reynard having headed, and the bas ea rs-
without knowing it, got on the scent, caused a check, $4.°00010
ther an awkward one, it being some time before tke."-,e the
could clear their olfactory organs of the steam inhaledir°:ntific
reeking horses. " Now observe the 'squire make a se.;bet•
cast," says one. "He is much too slow," says to be
" Slow but sure," observed a third, which latter proven-, was
the case, to the praise of master and hounds, for the of
hit off, hunted up to, and, after a most brilliants e:„lentib`
hour (from the check), was killed, which finished
day's sport. t t Heir
Thursday week Lord Kinnaird's fox hounds olei Aftff
burton Woods, and quickly unkennelied an old dog eas
a short ring he broke fairly away, and shaped his eetirsortb t°
for Keillor ; on second thoughts, however, he went dg.
Cupar Town-end, crossed the road, skirted the soeircises,ithoe'
Lintrose House, and made play for the coverts below "e en,
Here he hung for some time, but at last broke at the vul, f
tb
crossed the. Perth-road, and went straight to the han.'s,ooass'
Tay. The hounds were stopped near Meikleour, 'fbe
quence of their getting on, whilst at fault, to a fresh wdx-, ore
whole run, from the find to the time when the b°lll1t be first
whipped off, occupied four hours and a quarter. For
no Cheek o,yl 01;ft
hour and a half " the pace was the best,"
moment occurring; and the country affording, a ve of
sprinkling of fences. More than one nag bad eottgt,'
before reaching the stables for the night.

SHIPPING.—(THIS DAY.)
(FROM LLOYD'S.)
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DEAL, APRIL 23.—Wind W. S. W. ; 24, E•, Iree"'o-TllOOl,ll
the Anna, Danberg, from Havannah , and Siimson. —lied ,
from New York. Arrived from the river and pro
ea, the
the rest of the outward-bound on their respective vorigcerfe;
Nonpareil, Allen, for Trieste ; Rebel, Spriggs, Ibrf Du b,
Dixon, for Fernando Po ; Thames, Dannon, for
acket,
lin ; Lord Wm. Bentinck, —, for Calcutta ; Nie Fizitt's;
Denen, for Muscat ,• Duke of Norfolk, Ribbon, for Stf. Qua,
Rowland, for Trinidad; Thomas, Patterson, erfo %tirbs-
bec ; Secret, Gates, for:Barbadoes ; Eliza, Clark, for
does ; and Enterprise, Thompson, for Newfoundland.
014.5.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 23.—Wind S. ; 24, N.N. Wc:rtat. Lis, -
—Arrived his Majesty's steamer Lightning, -----' . 1°-
I)on—sailed 15th inst. Off port, the Koopendahl '-'
,
Batavia. Sailed the Orient, White, for Calcutta• d tbe
rrive A (Or
W.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 23.—Wind S. W.----A
Yarmouth, Halt, from Licata. Sailed the Jane, Itowlaal".
Or.,
Oporto.
FALMOUnt, APRIL 22.—Wind W. S. W. ; 23, ainbec5,
n ••••
fresh breezes.—Sailed the Howard, Beazely, for Pernrhorle
SWANAGE, APRIL 23.—Arrived off port the Joha
—, from St. lago de Cuba. Thom se'
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 23.—Arrived the Demerara,pernc'
from Mauritius ; Barton, Alcyon, from Barbadoas ; virgial3ci
Spear, from New Orleans; Maryland, Barrett, ne h' an
Turner, from Mobile ; Ewen, Luccock, from Savanna
froel
Independence, Nix, from New York. °lgivcet'te
GUERNSEY, APRIL 21.—Arrived, the Labaneaiu%, rer,
Bordeaux ; Annette, Maas' from Rostock ; nier'B'
:......19
from ditto ; Felix, Birnie, from ditto.
Tiindman,
froJmEßßsEors,tocAkp.RlL 21.—Arrived, the Eleanore Claarlottat
fro,
CLYDE, APRIL 22.—Arrived, the Catharine, El 001
Jamaica. miffheSt
DUBLIN, APRIL 22. —Arrived, the St. John, ii` ft'
el,
St. Sebastian. Aeg •
WATERFORD, ,APRIL 22.—Arrived, the Liberator,
from
from Waterford.
HULL, APRIL 23.—Arrived, the Hoffnung, Ilarrisc)as
{roe'
Lisbon. _• cia acla,
Conic, APRIL 22 —Arrived, the Bequitio, Ton
St. Übes ; Economy, Watkins, from London.
n verg
fr(lni
upon,
NEWRY, APRIL 22.—Arrived, the Sovereign, '
from Leghorn ; Velocity, Davis, from Londe' Nays,
MONTROSE, APRIL 22.—Arrived, the LibertP
Danzig. chellet
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d to 11,0
yed.
The Ran-allele, Kyenke, from Christianson crew Ja
~.,..
was totall'lost on the 21st ult. near North Vist.ed at iii`,'lc,
towTnh e Fowler,
Harbour,
leaky,ll oiN• e 1 l ,
havingfrom L
struckiN- erp 000 n: ,
the ha e Bairarel klva t e r 138
'ved °
bound to Smyrna. Las arri 44,
The Sophia, Rundle, from Newfoundland, ", in lat.
Cork—lost rudder, &c., in the ice on the 2a" 9on
loiTigl.ie 47.
Guernsey Lilly, Girdlet, from Haroburgahr,e,evi" arge
shore at Jersey 22d inst., with considerable clain b
toielif
discharged. as
The Cambrian, Gowan, from New Orean:savedi,cd on
burnt 9th ult., about 60 miles from Belize--lcre wren.
The Missouri, from Havre to New Orleans, vras of°
Abaco 13th ult.
The • William Huskisson (steamer),
23d inst. Dublin
aground on the North Bank (Liverpool), '
The Virginia, Asplitt, from Trinidad,
with foremast sprung,&e itSb'
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Sir J°llll
Mr. O'Connell, it is said, has taken his
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ley's mansion in Langham-place for three year,..) :row
The Earl of Egreinont is daily rzeovern g ,
1 New'
serious indisposition. t ChaPe ' o 3 fer
The Rev. Mr. Bell, of Carliol-scree
last, tf abst.-
castle, delivered a lecture on Wednesday cv
rincipics 0
spectable audience. The subject—" The P I coil'
nence societies are scriptural." • ~,,inc tai week
_. A pro vin lot v'
CAUTION TO BENEDICTS.°
°_,,„utea
temporary observes that three women wer A,-
has arrived at
for poisoning their husbands,