The Sun.
London, England, 1838-05-28 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY

The Derby Stakes of 50 so;;S:-..e1;, it: ft., for three. years old ;
colts, Sst. 71b; fillies, Bst. Ob. Mile and a half. The second
to reeeive„loo sons out of the Stakes ; and the winner to pay 100
sons. towards•the expenses of the Police, &c. 135 Subs.
The following horses are in the-neighbourhood :
Lord Chesterfield's-Bretby, Lord. Chesterfield's Davie Gellatley,
Mr. Bowes's Jagger, Mr. Bowes's Gonfalon, Mr. Coombe's Cob-
ham, Lord-Westminster's Richard Roc, Lord Westminster's Albe-
marle Mr. •Riehardson's Moue Adam, Colonel Anron's Nonplus
colt, EtlwarcVs Dmni-Major, Duke of Grafton's Chemist,
Mr. Worrall's Dormouse., Mr. Worrall's Bristoliatt, Sir. E. Peel's
The Early Bird, Mr. Payne's Young, Row ton, Colonel Peel's lon,
Mr. Buckley's Toni,
.Mr, Ford's Quo Minus, Lord Stradbroke's
Beggartuart, Mr. Corbet's Hannibal, General Grostrenor'sDmdalus,
Mr. Stirling's c. by Aaron, Lord Suffield':: Bamboo, Lord G. Ben-
t tick's Grey Morons, Lo:d G. Bentinek's D'Egnille, Lord G. Ben-
tinek's Seth, 'Sir J. Mills's Volunteer, Sir J. Heatheote's Amato,
Sir G. Heatheote's Bay Hampton, Mr:.Lambdeit's Dromedary,
Mr. Forth's Conservator, Sir J. Boswell's Constantine, Captain
Berk,ley's Bullion, Mr. Gurney's Surprise colt, Lord Jersey's
Pha.iiitt, Lord Jersey's Cetus gelding, Mr. Tarlelon's Blaise, Mr.
Bond's Scurry colt, Mr. Bond's Bustle colt. . About 25 are ex-
pected to run, inelu'ive of three of Scott's, three of John Day's,
and both of Lord Jersey's.
The Ewell Stakes of 5 sons. each, with 40 sons. added; three yrs
old, 7st. ; four yes, Bst; five, Bst. 71b.-; six and aged, Bst. 111 b.
I%lares and geldings, and horses which have started four times and
not won, allowed Sib. A winner at any time (matches excepted)
'to carry, fur twice, 315 ; thrice, 51b ; and times, 71b.
Last half mile.

Cohinel Peel's f. Wave, 3 yrs; Lord Stradbroke's b. g. Fifer, 4
yrs ; Lord Chesterfield's f. by .Priam, out of Speculation's dam, 3
yrs; Captain Garduor's b. c. Benedict, 4 yrs ; Captain Martin's
b. f. by The Colonel, out of Alisletoe, 3 yrs ; Lord Excherii c.
Corban, 4 vrs ; Sir. Bond's h. f. by Partisan, out of Coquette, 3
yrs ; Mr. E. Peel's ch. rt. Posthaste, 5 yrs ; Mr. Smith's ch. m.
Rosebud, by Monster, dim; by Cock-a-hoop (half-bred), 5 yrs ;
.
Sir G. Ileathcole's ch. m. Countess, 4 yss.
The Ashstead Stakes of 5 sons. each, with 40 added ; three yrs old,
sat. 71h; foUr, 91b ; tire, 9st. 31b ; six and aged, 9.A.
Mares
Last half mil and geldings allowed Sib. • The winner tube sold for 1501.
e.
Mr. fbricy's b. f. Staid of Hampton, 4 yrs ; Mr. Corbct's b. c.
Hannibal, 3 yrs; Mr. Sadler's b. f. Padronessa, 3 yrs; Mr. Forth's
b. F. The Soldier's Consort,. 3 yrs ; Sir J. Dashwood's ch. f. by
Bizarre, out of sister to Aurora, 3 yrs ; Lord Chesterfield's f. by
Priam, out of Speculations dam, 3 yrs; Mr. Webb's b. f. by Bul-
garian, out of Christabel, by Wolof, 3 yrs ; Captain Martvn's b. f.
by The Colonel, out of Slislctoe, 3 yrs ; Mr.,Petit's b. g Slouch:in-
scn, 3 yrs ; Lord Exeter's b. f. Elf, 3 yrs ; Mr.
Bali:hill's b. f. by Cain, out of Lady Belle, 3 yrs; Mr. iamb:lea's ch. h. Blankuey-,
4 yrs. •

T Trionsn Ay
he Sutton Stakes of 5 sovs each, with 40 added ; throe yes old,
7st ; four yrs, 8;t. 31h ; fire, Bst. 9:b ; six and aged, Bst. 1 lib.
Mares and gelding:, and horses which have stai fed four times and
not won, allowed 31b. A winner at any time (matches excepted)
to carry, for twice, 31b ; thrice, Sib ; and four times, 71b. extra.
One mile.
Colonel Peel's f. Wave, 3 yrs; Lord Stradhrqke's b. g, Fifer, 4
yrs; Sir. Rayncr's b. c. Quo Minus, ayes ; Lord Exeter's c. Cor-
ban, 4 yrs; Captain Gardnoe's b. c. Benedict, 4 yrs; Sir G. Heath-
cote's Bay Hampton, 3 yes ; Mr. Arthur's b. c. The Colonel (Pin-
(ens), 4 yrs.
The-Surrey Stakes of 25 saes. each, 15 ft., and only 5 if declared
on or before Satunlay, the 31st of March, with 100 added if not
Walked over for. Cup Course. The winner of two or more
races (matches excepted) between the day of acceptance. and the
day of starting to errry 41b. extra weight. Theca to remain in
• or no race.
Lord Exeter's Dardanelles, 4 yrs, Bst. 31b ; Mr.. V. liing's Hec-
tic, 6 yrs, Bst. 21b ; Lord Exeter's Corban, 4 rs, 7st. 71b ; Mr. J. Garrard's Cornly:rougb, 4 yrs, ist. 51b ;
,5j yr. Firth's Cavalier,
4 yrs, 75t.7; tdr. Forth's Sister to Hatfield,. 4 yrs, List. 71b ; Sir.
Bowes's Jagger,'3 yrs, sst. 101 b.
The Gold Cup, 100 sjvs. in specie, added to a Sweepstakes of 10
sous, each ; three yrs old, List. 41b; four, SA; five, Bst. 10:b ;
six, 9st ; and aged, 9st. 21b. Mares and gekiing,s allowed 31b.
Two miles. The winner of a Plate or Sweepstakes in 1833 to
carry 31b; of two, bib; of more, 71b. extra. The winner to be
sold for- 400, if demanded,
Lord Eieter's br. c. Hibiscus, 4 yrs; Mr. Batson's ch. f. Volup-
tuary, 4 yea; Mr. king's b. f. Surprise, 4 yrs; Mr. Bond's b. f. by
leveller, out of Aline, 3 yrs.
Tho Croydon Stakes of 5 sous. each, with 40 sees. added ; three
yis. old, 7st. ; four, Bst. 51b. ; five, &t. 121 b. ; six and aged,
9st. Mares and geldings allowed 31b, • The winner to be rid
for 200 sous. One mile and a quarter.
Mr. James's- Gr. f. Sister to Professor, by Wiseacre, 3 yrs;
Mr. Stevens's gr. e. Gimcrack, 3 yrs; Lord Chesterfield's c. Davie
Cellatley, 3 yrs; Mr. J. Day's ch. g. Oberon, aged; Mr. J.
itogers's Slender, 3 yrs ; Wickham's Pincher, meth
The Durtlans Stakes of 5 saes. each, with 40 goVE. added ; three-
year-olds, 7st. ; four, Bst. 51b. ; five, Bst. 191 b. ; si' and aged,
Oat. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. The second horse'to re-
, eive bask his stake. The v, inner to be sold for 130 Heats, One Mile.
Sir J. Daslawood's, eh. f. by Bizarre, out of Sister Aurora, 3 yrs;
Mr. C. Stacey's br. f. by Medora, dam by Figaro, out of Cora,
4 Fs ; Lord• Eietez's Brother to Hybiscus, 3 yrs; Mr. Lambden's
ch. h. Blankey, 4 yrs; Mr. Legar sb. Betsey, by Bedlamito,
6 yrs; Mr. Shelley's oh. h. Reuben, 5 yrs; Mr. Sadler's b. f.
Padroncssa.

The Oaks Stakes of 5 FRIDAY.
0 sous. each. h. ft.:, for three years old fillies,
est. 41b. co'fn. Mile and a half. The second to receive 100
sous. Out, of the Stakes ; and the winper to pay 100 EOM tOVF4rd
ther e..-4. pense of the Police, &c;' -.i the 98 named, the following- are in the neighbourhood :.-,,,
Itord Albemarle's Barcarolle, Duke of Grafton's Unititie, Col.
IPeers Waves Mr. Ford's Hannah, Mr. Osbaldiston's Fairy Queen,
Mr. Theobald's f. by Camel, out of Datures dam, 111 r. Bat son's

Vespertilio, Mr. E. Pee'.'s Ninny, Lord Chesterfield's Industry
LOrd Chesterfield'S Carolina Elvina, Lord Chesterfield's f. by Priam,
out of RoVvton's dam,. Lord Che.Fterlield's f. by Priatn, out of Syr_-•-
culator's dam, Lord Wilton's sister to- Barnfylde, Mr. CrevilletrA ,
Morella, Lord Suffield's Callisto, Lord Jersey's Elenora, Mr. Fortis',:
Soldier's Consort, Mr. Eilbrook's f. Sister to Nrenisor;; lr. Hog .r's• •
Slender, Sir G. Heatheote's Lamaca, anti. Mr. Illostyll,t4 Brown.
Duchess, and Mr. Bond's Sister to Ghuous.
A Plate of 50 sovs., free for any horsep giv.ett by W. J. Denison,
Esq., and the Hon. G. Perceval, Members for All'et,t Surrey ;
three-year olds Gst. 1 l lbs., four Bst:, five Bst. 1011 w.. sfx multiged

gat. Mares and 'geldings allowed :albs. The wiiitltr to be old
Tor 200 sou. Heats, Craven Course. • " •
Mr. Corbet's b. C. annibal, 3, yrs;• 'Mr :Steven's gr: g. Gim—
crack; 3 yrs; Lord Chesterfield's e.. Davie Gellatley, J yes j Lordi
Cheacrfield'S f. by Priam, .out of Speculator's dam, 3 ; Lordl
Exeter's b. f. Elf, 3 yrs;. Lord Exeter's b. c. brother to liybiseus,
3 yrs; Mr. Stacey's-h. f. by Medora, dam by Figaro, out of Cora;
3 yrs; Mr. J. Rogers's hr. f. Slender, 3 yrs ; Lord Stradbroke's
b. c. Redear, 4 yrs-; Captain Gardnor's b. c. by Trumpeter, out
:of Lady Blanche's jam, 3 yrs; Mr. Pettit's Melds, .' yrs ; Sir.
Palmer's b. g. the Bravo, 5 yrs; Mr. Pettit's b. g. Mono.lausen,
3 yrs; Mr. Lambden'sch. b. Blanliney, 4 yrs; Mr. Arthur's b.•
by the Colonel`Pinions), 4 yrs; Mr. Shelley's ch. h. Reuben,
yrs: Mr. Wickham s Pincher, aged; Mr. King's b. h. IlLtie,
yrs; Mr. Harrison's br. c. brother. to Elizabeth, 4 yrs.
Th 2 Derby and Oaks Stakes of five sov's. each, with forty -rovs-
added ; for three-year-olds ist., four Sst. 51b., five tit.
six and aged 9st. Mares and geldings alloWed 31b. The second
horse to receive back his stake, and the winner to be acid for 1,-)0
trots. Heats one mile.
Mr, Sadler's ch. f. by reeveller' out of Design, 3 vs; Mr. Cor-
Bet's b. e. j.--I.2,itibal,• 3 yrs; Mr. Stacey's b. f. by Mcdora, don by
Figaro, out of Cola, 3 yrs; Mr. SlOley's ch. it. Reuben, 5 3-r,-;
Mr. Shepherd's gr. ' •
I be Grand Stand will b
,Lrit Crow, yrs.
:;pen on :le usual moderate terms for
admksion and refreshment ! I.K.ttini;-roorn will PIS:l pri.,;de,t
for evoning business at the .1,:":10. the r."''iTl
at one to-morrow and Thursday, and at two on NI
.w.uc and
Friday. • •
•

• . LATEST DERBY BETTING.
4 Co I agst Lord G. BentiLek's Grey 111Oulus
9 to 2 agst Mr. Coombes's Cobham
5 to 1 agst Lord Jersey's Pi.a.nis.
10 to 1 agst Mr. Payne's Young- Rowton
12 to 1 agst Lord G. Bentinek's D'Egville—taken •
14 tb 1 agst Colonel Peel's lon
'l4 to 1 agst Captain Berkeley's Eallieni
25 to 1 agst Mr. E. Peel's The Early Bird—!aken
25 to l agst Lord Stradhroke's Beggarman—taken
25 to 1 agst Lord Westminster's Aitrmzrie —taken
The first three favouriteS were backed to a' very large artient ;
two or three hundred each Were laid out upni Young fkovten and
D'Egvle, but nut much done on the others.
No Oaks betting. •

PIG I: ULu S (I TIN
The second day's shooting in the great match between Mr-
Parnell and Mr. Wickham • canoe off -friday .at. the lle,l Ilnu•se,
inelo3ure. .The ground en the previous day was well attended nul
betting brisk at 6t04 on Arr. Parnell. On cud' succeeding rotuut
the superiorit y of the latter became MO' c manic' ,t,and at the con-
clusion yesterday he tras nine a head of .his opponent on the 'day'..;
shooting, and thirteen on the total. Air. Parnell- killed 44 ; Ale.
Wickham killed 35. - , •

The third day's shooting between Mr. Parnell and Mr. WieL—
ham, -at•the Red House inclosure, took place en Saturday last
the.interest of the thin.. had almost. gone, end .1L•. Parnell was be—
iug'haeked at considerable odds. It will be re►nembered that at;
the conclusion of the second day's sport Mr. Parnell was 13 birds;
ahead, having killed $9 of hic 100, while his adversary had onlv-
marked 76. On the Saturday's scare Mr. Wickham had the ed—
vantage, but. it was gone too far to retrieve, and the whole of the
birds were shot at merely to decide the bets which dep(mded on the
number either party wonld kill. Mr. Parnell killed 37, making in
all 126 of the 150. Mr. Wickham killed 40, making 116, leaving
himself a loser by 10 birds. The ground was well attended.

SO2JETIIING NEW AND SUNPRISING.----A splen.
did bouquet of flowers, in so high a state of freshness and beauty, that
they seemed but just to have left their parent earth, gathered tr.,m al
garden in Nun, York, was presorted by Colonel Webb. one of the pas.,
sungCrS in the Great Western steam-ship, on the morning of his arrival,
to Mrs. C. ,Claxton, the lady of [he Managing Director.—Bristol ifirrer.
BRISTOL- SUGitlt-MARKET, MAY 23.—Tlie•
import during the, last eight days has amounted to about, 2,00
packages and 9,500 bags of sugar, and other vessels are daily expteted.
The marker has been tolerably supplied with samples, meat of *MO are
of low quality. There is but little disposition to purchase at thepriees
demanded,• and the business effected has been orra limited scale, al.
though considerable anxiety was partially evinced to secure what was
oared. The eagerness deircnstrated was immediately chvcked, 19 a
great extent, by the ideas of theec!lcrs ; hut as they find these cannot he
responded to by the buyers, it is probable they may relax. Is. cc (a
shilling or two), otheruise, it is impossible that much can be done: oat.--
Bristol Mercury.
A very important fact was communicated. by Mr.-
Maze, at the public iiismr on Thursday—viz., that one house in New
York had given the Great. Steatn:ship Company an order to send nut a
hundred tors of goods at every trip their vessel should make. This Must
be allowed to be an excellent foretaste of the benefits to la:expected from
this great and-iinpor:ant undertaking.—Bristol Mirror.

- - - - -
.MONLIMENI"TO Siit WA.LTER SCOTT.—!I Cot"
responient cf the Eaia%mrsh Adeerlisrr suggests a local situation and
form of building. diflcrent from any yet proposed. lie says, " Why
should it be confined to any one cf the iorceis or equates of the city?
Why shotald it not be seen in every direction fid miles round his own
roxantic town ? Why should it not be made an. oo;eet caiettheeil to
strike the eye of every one who sails up the Frith of Forth, or journeys
towards the capital by coach, canal, or railway—.so as to be at all times
promjnently in the eyc of the public? And where, it will be u.iwd,
shall it be placed, and what pint shall it assume ? Have we not Ar-
thur Seat, admirably flapted f,r the purpose ? Might•not a plain co-
lumn or tower be raisal mi.the Liott:s•nead, at.an expense within,. the
sum in the hands of the Committee ? .Such columns, •on hills, have
been rearei in other places, to the mamary uf great trainee, and with the
best effect." • •

The late Thomas Andrew Knight, Esq., pr:sident
of the Ilorticu:tural Society, used to be fond, it is said, of telling the fol-
lowing a;:ecdote of himself:--Luring his eighth°. d, 'seeing the gardener
one day I,7anting beans in the groom!, he asked him why he. buried
those bits of wood ; and being told that they would grow into bean
plants, and bear other beans, he watched the event, and finding that
it happmcd as the g..lrdencr hal foretold, he determined to plant his
packet-knife, in expectation of its growing and bearing other knives.
lItISII fluAroun.—A few days ago, one:of the
Irish labourers on the railway was very severely hprt by a fall of earth.
However, he complained not, but desired he might have a whift of to-
pace°. Ire was then laid on a board, and hoisted on four men's shoul-
ders, for the purpose of being conveyed to the Infirmary. Upon moving,
" Arrah, by Jasus," he exclaimed, with all the characteristic humour
of his country, "little did I expect to live to sec my own funeral"—
Sheffield

LAMBING S EASON. —The reports of the lambing
season in this neighbourhood arc rather contradictory. In Wyersdale it
is said to he a better ,eas,n than the last, but the ewes arc weal:. This
is the fact., see believe, generally in the neighbourhol.7. Front 1-9rk-
shire we have different accounts ; there the snow on the and the
cold eat winds, have caused great mortality among the iambs —1 an.
caster Guarth'an.

PIOUS .RANTERS.—At the Ranters' (Thayer,
Fume, a most EidiculAs• sene• tank place on Sunday week.' The
preacher took his text: f om P..nverha, the last chapter, Cth end 7th
vcr:es; but before he hid proceeded far in his discourse, a. ,oldh-r rose
up and ordered him out of the pulpit. A woman followed, with many
ethers, exclaiming that he was then drunk and should come down. An
opposite rat ty then declared that he should process!, and all hut blows
were resorted to before this pious congr;nation separated.--Daft: I; cr'clel.
KING'S COLLEGE LONDON.-'I lie Duke and
Duchess of Sutherland lately visited the school attached to this college,
and have since,placed their eldest son, the Marquis of titattbrd, there, fur
untie months previously to hi! accompany ing their Graces to the Con-
tinent in the autumn.

COFFEE AFTER WlNE.—Tice system now ldopted
lr imitation of the French custom, of taking very strong e c :41:r
wine, thcmgh so very agreeable, is injtt: ions, if the wines taken durit'
tai meal have been Port, Sherry,•and Madeira, hut not sa if those of a
lighter quality have been drunk. Great excitement attends hpon tail
indulgence, f.r coMe has a great influence upon the stt,marh, and
wise upon the brain. Watch-u.ness of long duration, with 'a I::verish
reaction, are its immediate effects; but i:5 distant ones are store upon
the extreme capillary vessels of the surface of the body, which seem: to
constringe, and it affects the skin, to which it gars a peculiar harsh-
nees ; and it has been said by sonic of the French writers to gi.e it
colour; and the sallownes of the Parisian has been, by more than one
medical author, ascribed to the great addiction to cofrce.—Dr. Signionct.
POPULARITY -IN AMERICA.—Tite feign of a
pa, ular packet, a peptear prerwher, or a popular anything e;se in A me-
rica, is limited by a natural reTrit de corps to a time ,tnaterially shorter
than that of a lustre. This, however, is no more than just ; roiatam its
favour being.as evidAitli a matter of constitutional neessit- as rotaticx
in oflice.—Prrferec to edeper's " Runlet:writ Bound."

A very extraordinaty phenoMenon in prac:ical gar-
de mina, and its improve,' scienea, appeared in Covent-garde:t raarkt t ort
Saturd-1, rrnning. One bundle of asparagus, consisting ol' one hun-
dred anti ten heads, weighed twenty-eight pounds. It was produeed.by
Grayson, at 'Mortlake,. and was purchased for flirty shillings, it is raid,
for the Hoye' tat le

TIIE CHURCH-RATE WAR.—Tlie church-rate
war has at length commenced hi earnest in Truro. Several pore ms
ha, log trade up their mind:: to pay no more ra!es for the support of a
ehurrh from which they disiented, dist: ess.warrants were last week
executed. It is highly to the creaitof the inhabitants ofTruro, that 00
purchaser could he ft and for the articles seivl foreburch.rate,, but the
creatures of the parish clerk or tome members Olds family.

UL LSWA TER.—We undvnitand that a •iminb:r of
influential gentlemen are about fcritiing.them,clvs into a t'ompany, to
L.ke to lease the whole cf the different fisheries in the lake, in orilyr to
prevent so Much net fishing, end to cnceurage rod angling.. 'Night not
a similar step be takm as to the rivers? There is the river Emnont
flowing from the lake, which is joined at Brougham Castle, ahont
mile from renrith, by the Lowther. These two streums flow on to;
through the most inter:246llg sernery, to the " Giant's Cave,"
theme further down the estate of Sir George Musgrave, they. re-
ceive the eutettr:t4r; " Old Eden." The WhOle three all blended wind
away past Langwathby, Gredt And Little Sal:cld, Kifkos,a4l, eve., to
Carfirle, thence to the sea. The abOve a:reams, not forgetting the Pet-
tend, from Pcnrith, or'the ntishbaurhood, may all be visite::-in cue day
by the angler.—Carlisle Patriot.

THE SECOND I),iNno.—On Wcdoesday, at tit;
Town Hail, an !infra:lnt fellow riameJ Joseph .Murgatrc;yd, who has
cently h2en in the Preston }louse of Correction, for grain^ tot sting;
houses and eating dinners, was agai c charged with the some ,ii•ence, at;
the Louse of G.thar:tie Mclntire, of the Market Place, The ,arisotier
dcfmec, except that when lie vatto, of -the
had nothing to say
meat he was hungry, and had no money. He conducted
great violcuCa lyafwe the bench, wad was committed to rite 1!.""
Con c:dion for two tuotitiis.—l're,t,,t2
0:1 initsday afternoon, a 140 took play wit' of
Mr. Smith's lands in Kilnattri, and nutwitlistaudiqr Leo active r::ertions
of the inhab:tants, six families Were burned out beforg it could be gr:t.
under. The fire is beiieved to have beenoecasioneJ tiy chit:iron, ,
Wh9 WM left in the liou,e, and who, lustaa:Lat-giv.ing au entlea
Y• /il 'no lives Were !OS,. he pro.
vowed to quQl,eo lilenalro.
of •,„ ,
pgrty is insured in the Scottidi Uniu;i S,,me' i •
all t‘il\Cle'clir:licp.serdtayy--I,vlA,cl:lobStrli.":o,7';.4.
%V: re tai; n.o ,-1 i
accused of ein;eczziiiig ;1;:i.a14 front the :.or;;:
of mossrs, Daimon(' \Va
b(
llee. . It appeared that a. nefitritnal syst chi of
has for some tha
going ow zbotit that work, a:3l it is feared
w
about ether; too. Great uttualleos of liandLereltiors,• worth
s:~illinga, have 1.. ractotl, mid put in I rt for: a pi,
.c:12,..: )
,:t.Jaistri 3, of them have already liccu
Advertiser. •.. • . _
I3eL;:vecn the 12th 18t11 ins`., lis packets entereA
-BoLaost}9 Kllll parsmgeu ; ::11,1 13 with 55.1 sailed.
TwQ ,S,'ins rt shociis ,
crenea of! the sth of M4Y. Of an earthquake weft; felt,