The Sun.
London, England, 1849-05-30 00:00:00

SPORTIN INTELLIGENCE.
TATTERSALL'S.—YESTERDAY.
SETTLING FOR THE DERBY AND OAHS.—The fm-
or tan t finale to the great evens ci• clard ImAt week toek
place, or to speak correctly, commenced yesterday affix.-
n lon, and, considering the nivure of the result*, mutt
bee and magnitude of the accounts,
in7smoothly, much better, indeed, than could reaLe4444l
anticipated. One very heavy account, however, and two
or tiare other smaller ones, are as yet attogomer
in
abeyance, greatly to the int:onvenience of the ring, and
more` particularly' of three or four parties who themselves
were • hit" to a considerable amount on both races.
Late in the afternoon some business was transacted on
fly ure events, at the following prices._
ASCOT STARES.
4 to 1 agst Lord Clifden's St. Antonio—taken
9 to 2 egst Sir R. Pigot's Essedarius—taktn
7 to 1 egst Lord Exeter's Swordplayer
9 to 1 ligst Duke of Richmond's Vanipyre
10 to 1 agst Captain Williams na Chicaneur—taken
10 to I agst Duke of Richmond's Jelly Fish—taken
10 to 1 agst Lord Exeter's Gardenia
19 to 1 rgst Mr. Disney's Keltshea—take 15 to 1
20 to 1 agst Mr. R. Boyle na \Tyke—taken and
afterwards offered
EMPEROR'S VASE (ASCOT).
2 to 1 agst Mr. lierry's,Chantieleer-5 to 2-taken
3 to I agst Lurl Stanley'a Cutiezou
7 to 2 agst Lord Eglinton's Van Tromp
ST. LEGER.
5 to 4 ugst Lord Eglinton's Flying Dutchman
10 to I agst D. Green's Lady Superior
10 to 1 agst any other.

DERBY, 1850.
18 to 1 agst Mr. Gordon's Witliana tie-Conqueror-mot,
30 to I agst Mr. Henry's Pitsford—taken •
40 to 1 agst Duke of Richrnonces
40 to 1 egst Baron Rothschild's Decoy colt---takes-)
40 to I agst Mr. J. SCott'sCyprus—taken
40 to 1 agst Duke of Richmond's Ghillie Ctilltitii•:•-t -
40 to 1 agst Lord Eglintou's Knight of Avenel---L
50 to 1 agst Sir G. Heathcole's Lady Geraldine de•r-c
In the course of the settling a gentleman paid a 1,0001. '
note in error for a small one; the mistake was discovered
shortly after; but the note is not forthcoming. The matter
has been placed in the hands of Leadbetter, who, we
hear, is on the scent of the dishonest receiver.
MANCHESTER RACES. -
MANCHESTER, TUESDAY NIGHT.
LATEST BETTING ON THE CUP.
3 to 1 agst .Inheritress—take a.
7 to 2 agst Joe o'Sot—taken.
9 to 2 agst Sylvan—taken.
6 to 1 ngst Mrs. Taft—taken.
8 to 1 aget Camphine.
8 to 1 aget Romance.
Lady Wildair, St)) lock, Melton, Rolla, Westow, and
Velox are not expected to run.
PARIS SPRING RACES.
At the second meeting the' attendance of spectators,
though very large, was, on the whole, not so numerous
as might have teen expected, owing probably to the
great heat. The tribunes, however, were fully and:
fashionably occupied, and the gathering of carriages
outside the ropes Was as great as usual. There was a
strong ituster of members of the Jockey Club: • The'
Marquis and Marchioness of Normanby were present.
Stakes of the Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce of
2,000 e, ,or horses aed mares of three years old and,
upwards, foaled and bred in France, whose descent is
traced in the Preach Stud Book; entry 100 f ; weight
for age, with extra on winners of certain stakes, and
less on mares and fillies; distance, two kilometres;
heats. (9 Entries.)
M. de 116 !ou vine's fPr incesseDesi: ee (Pante)) 0 1 1
M. Riv e,e's cCouche-tnut-nu, 4 yrs, 1121 b ... 1 0 0
NE. de Pierre's c Myel eme, 4 yrs, 1401 b 2 2 dr
M. de Bettuvau'e t Juliana,3 yrs, 88!b ... 00 dr
In the fir: .t heat the pace was bad all the way round.
Couche tout-nu and Mytleme %ere constantly in front,
and the former won by halls neck. In the second heat
Mytl.e me and Couche-tout-nu were again ahead till the
list turning, when Princess Desire.) dash.d forward and
won by a length and a half. In the third, Princess De-
si? e vt on by several lengths.
The lena Stakes of I,ooof, for horses and mares of area
years and upwards; weight for age; distance, once
round; the winner to he claimed for 2,500 F. French
jockeys only allowed to ride. (6 entries.)
M. Latache de Fay's Miss Peter, 3 yrs, 891 b (Michel) 1
M. Lupin's f Felonie, 3 yrs, 89lb 2
M. Carter's f Nanette, 4 yrs, 1121 b
M. Maissonneuve's c Lady Heraldic, 3 yrs, 921 b 0
M. Courtois's f Ilenriette, 4 yrs, 112ib 0
M. de Veauce's h Le Chourineur, 6 yrs, 1131 b 0
Won by about a couple of lengths.
The Stakes des Produits of 3,000 f, added to a Sweep•
stakes of 500 f, h ft; for colts and fillies from mares
covered in 1845; weights—colts, 1081 b; fillies, 1051 b;
the second horse to save his entry. Distance, once
round (5 entries.)
M. Lupin's c Capri
M. Carter's f Homee tpathy ..•
M. de Beauvau's f Lueho
..•
11. P. Laehaise's c Eupli6mesine 0
A very good race. All horses were close together to
the end. Capri was, however, always first, but only won
by a head.
Extraordinary Stakes of 3,000 f, for horses and mares of
France or Belgium of eight yrs and upwards ; entry,
2001, h ft ; weight, for age, with extra on winners of
certain stakes. Distance, twice round and a half ; the
second horse to receive hill the entries, provided three
should start. (6 entries.)
M. de Beauvau's f Euphrosine, 4 yrs 1121 b (Chifney) 1
M. de I'6 louville's c Pied-de Chene, 4 yrs, 118Ib 2
Euphrosine went off first, and, though never headed,
won only by a neck.
Stakes du Printemps of 4,000 f, for three yrs old colts
and fillies ; entry 200 f ; weight, colts, 108Ib ; fillies,
104ib ; distance once round. (7 entries.)
M. Lachaise's f Coquette (Hardy) 1
M. Fesquel's f Suprema
... 2
M. Blatigl's c Bon Espoir
0
M. d'i-'e iouville's f Aphra
..• ... 0
M. de I'erceval's f Vergogne
This race Ni as won by about two lengths. Bon Es-
poir made the sunning to the Ecole Militaire, when to
was caught by the others; and Coquette, which had been
third, went u head.
Stakes des Pavilions of 4,000 F, for horses and mares of
three years and upwards; weight for age; entry, 3001;
distance, twice round and a distance; the second horse
to receive half the entries. (5 Entries.)
M. Lupin's c Gambetti, 4 yrs, 115Ibs (Neele) 1
M. de Beauvau's m Predestie6s, aged, 1271bs ... 2
M. Lupin's f Sabretacha, 4 yrs, 1121bs 0
Great interest was excited by this race, from the cele-
brity of Gambetti and Predastir é e and it was admirably
contested. Eventua:ly Gambetti won cleverly by several
lengths.

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•
lIER
MAJESII'S THBATELE.--Their Royal High-
ness's the Duke and DUAIeSi of Cambridge, teem:ups-
flied by their Roy el IliAhnesses the Grand Duke and
Grand Duchess of Nleckleuuurgh Stri lee, and his Royal
Highness Prince George of Cambridge, honoured the
performances ut Her Majeety's Theatre yes erday even-
ing with their pros' nee. Tneir Royal Highnesses, were
attended by the Baron Knesebeck and Major Stevens,
and occupied her M ty'a box. His R "yal Highness .
Prince Leopold o` Naples (Count of Syracuse), attended
by the Chevalier Colunna, also honoured the theatre with
his presence. Amongst the visitors were—his Grace the-
Duke of Wellington, the Duke and Duchess of Leeds •
and Miss Lane Fox, the Duke and Duchess of Marl-
borough and the La-lies Churchill, the. Duke of
Noitamberland, his Excellency the Russian Minister,
his Excellency the Swedish Minister, his Excellency the
Austrian Minister and the Countess Colluredo, his Ex-
eellen .y the Neapolitan Minister, the Marquis of Staf-
ford, the Marquis and Marchioness of Thornonde, the
Marquis of Iluutly, the Marquis and Marchioness
of the Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury,
the Earl of Fa!msuth, the Earl and Countess of Lich-
field, the Earl of Lons.lale, the Earl of Belfast, Vis-
countess Bury, Viscount Anson, Viscount Somerton,
Viscount Enfield, M. de Keehiner, the Baron de Gerkoff,
the Count and Countess de Kneen, M. de Begg, Lord
and Lady Laicslies, Lord Sandys, Lord W. Lennox,
Lord G. Paget, Lord Elphieston_,e Lady Fitzroy Somer-
set and Miss Fitzroy Somerset, Lady Mallett, Lord and
Lady T. mph more, Lady Ashbrook, Sir Charles 141111
and Lady 14all, the Hon. Mrs. Churchill, Sir T. net-
ford, Lady Mary Stephenson, Lady Flower, Lady Lis-
ford, Sir George Army tape end Lady Attnytage, Sir 11.
Wetb, Sir BAlingliara Graham and Lady Bellingham
Graham, Lady Lushington, Sir C. Shakerley, Sir J.
Bayley and Lady Bayley, Sir Thomas Barrett Lennard
and Lady Barrett Lennard, Sir T.llare, Sir C. Ricketts,
General Sir R;chard Armstrong, the Baron de G arliche,
Lady Rivers, Sir G. Rose, Lady Anstruther, Sir G.
Carrell and Lady Carroll, Lady Webster, Lieutenant-
General Sir Alexander Woodford, Lady and the
Misses Woodford, Lieutenant-General Sir AnJrew Bar-
nard, General the lion. R. Cavendish, Mr. and .Ire. It.
Northey, the Ilon. Mr. and Mrs.
. Dudley Ward, Mr.
Pascoe Smith, Mrs. Greviile, Mr. Fitzroy S•emereet, the
Bang, .Marc..Fortescue, M. C. Kondriaffricy, the Hon. F.
tier Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent
honoured the performance at the Royal Italian Opera
with her presence last evening, and occupied her Ma-
jesty's b, x. H.q. Royal Highness was attended by Lord
James Murray, Lady Augusta Broce, Sir George Couper,
Mr. Ramsay Murray, are; Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Charles
Benue 'lnc Conde de Monte molin do honoured the
performance with his presence. Among the visitors
were the Sardinian Minister, the Prince Patrols, the
Duke and Duchess of Montrose and the Countess of
elleegull, the Duke and Duchess of Roxburghe, the
Duchess of Inverness, the Marquis and Marchioness of
Ailtiebury, the Nl•archioness Dowager of Westmeath, tha
Count, ss of Shannon, the (jouutess Dowager of. Essex
and Johnstone, the Earl of 'Nihon, the Countess
tie Flahault and Muelemoiselle de Flahault, the Earl of
Durham, the Earl of Besborough, the Earl of Bradford
and the Ladies Bridgman, Viscount Cautilupe, Vis-
collet Mandeville, Viscount Cliftlen, Lord and Ludy S a-
field, Lord Ward, Lady Charlotte Denison, Lord Crew.
stouts, Lady Bulteel, Lord Ernest Bruce, Lord Kele,
Lord George Manners, Le Chevalier and Machine de
Herta, the Baroness de Knotlesdorf and Mademoiselle
Schimme!penninck, Sir William de Bathe, Sir Johu
Walsh, Sit Cu-rlee Marshall, Sir William Fraser, Sir
Henry Webb, Sir John and Miss Burge. ne, Sir Thomas
Phillips, the lion. Alfred Begot, Hon. Henry Coke, Hun.
Cant lei Barrington, Hon. Cecil Forrester, Hon. Mrs.
Murray, &c.
nil; EGYPTIAN FRIGATE.—This fine vessel, built
in Egypt, and brought to this country to be Sited wit
enegsisnress.
(erohr , itoivseerapi
iil d and
0.,a
passedscre pr opeller wWoolwichbait
tour o'clock yesterday eft' moon, on a short trial of Ilk r
The progress of the vessel,
tnac'elnery down the river.
considering her magnitude, being built to carry 50 guns,
was remarked to be very good 'although against the tido,
and sl:e had a splendid appearance, her stern being pro•
fusely gilt. The Egyptian and Arab crew were on board
to work the vessel.