The Sun.
London, England, 1824-08-14 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTINGDON RACES, Auo. 12.—(CoxcivniaL)
kat), for 3-yr.olds and upwards.—The best of three heats.
Mr. hoodlum's br. c. Sir 4 icorge, 3 yrs . - 4 1 I
Mr. Nrale's ch. c. 'The Scholar, 3 yrs . - I 2 2
Mr. Prince's b. f. by Sclini, 3 yrs - 3 3 3
Mr. Bluss'a b. g..3lerino, S yrs - - V Idr
Won by lislf a length.

IrVORCESTER RACES, WrlnxitatiaT. A co• li.
Mr.Mytton's b. e. Comte d'Artiria walked over the course for
the Gold (:up, value 100 Nov. and 40 soy. in specie.
A Hunters' Sweepstakes of 5;41, with 60 added by the Members
of the County.—Two wile heats.
Sir E. 31ostyn's Dumplin - . . . 1 1
Mr. E. Foley's ch. to. by Clicker . . 1 2
Sir C. Smith's Clearland - - . . 3dr
The %Von:Tato-shire Stakes of 10 soy. each.—Two miles.
air C. Smith's Comte d'Artois . - 1

Lora Plymouth's Sloe -
'lr. Wrist's Anglican -

. . . 2
. • 2

TONBRIDGE WELLS RACES—Aro. U.
The Visitors' Purse of sgs, and 33 added.
Mr. ltyegate's b. f. Duckling, 4 yrs • , I I
Mr. Tlwobald's ch. f. Fortune Teller, 4 yrs - , 2 2
Mr. Coleman's ch. 1. sly Aunt. 4 yrs - - 3 3
The Town Plate of MI!., no *Ursa.
Mr. Theobsld's eh. f. Fortune Teller, 1 yrr . 1 1
Mr. Coleman's ht. Mv Aunt, 4 yrs - • 3 2
Mr. C. Jones'. cit. 1. Mortimer, aged • . it dr
Mr. Smith's b. 1. Fatima, 4 vrs - - • 4dr
Mr. Iriend's b. h. Bay Burton, spa . - dist
Four to une on the winner—won in a canter.

SHERBORNE RACES, TUESDAY, AUG. 10.
The Prize wav won by Mr. Wlllianis's b. g. Ely, beating
three others. The 2d Prize was won by Mr. Popla's Whistle-
jacket beating Creeping Jane and Grey Marquis.
wz:DsixspaY.
The Purse of Sovereigns was won by Mr. Phillips's Come.
by-Chance beating two others in two excellent heats. The
I'urse of Sovereigns for the beaten horses the first tir.y Ifs', won
by Mr. Hutton's Amiable, in two weTheontetted heats.

WAREHAM RACES, Tursinat., AtiG. 10.
The (up Icas handsomely won by Mr. Blacklock, junior's,
b. h. b,:..ting two others.

TH. vscrxnAm..t.tbn.:--wp Were misinform-
ed as to .the gentleman Is ha perfoimed the ope-
ration., end also as to, the time it occupied.—
The disease was the stone 'in the bladder. Sir
AsTLEY COOPER extracted it, and the period
occupied was t.tb minutes. During this very try.
ing situation, Sir Jourt LEACII, who is in his t;'2tl
year, bore the pain without making a single ex-
clamation. In the after part of the day, and
the following night, the symptoms varies!. He
bore up very well until the evening, and in the
night a shivering fit was followed by vomitini',
and then his friends became alarmed. However
be recovered considerably in the morning ; and
yesterday, at three, P. M. every thing was going
on as favourably as could be expected.—( Morn-
ing Post.)
ESCkPE Or A SPANISII PATRIOT.--Two days
ago, Don PuLtsro LA CALLE, a surgeon stud on-
the of Spain, arrived in London, having been
aided in escaping from the gallows, to which he
had been condemned with four others, who had
been unjustly convicted of the murder of the
Canon Vinuessa, while imprisoned at Madrid.
La Calle was a moderate Constitutionalist, and
entered into the Madrid Volunteers to save him-
self from thee Militia. On his return to Madrid,
after the surrender of Cadia and the breaking up
of the corps to which he belonged, La Calle, on
presenting hienselfat tlsePoliceOilice,was arrested
by an employe in it named Puga. On this fellow's
testimony, and that of a regularly hired witness
against the Constitutionalists, and in spite of the
alibi sworn 'to its his favour, by no less that 14
respectable witnesses. Le Calle and the four others
were convicted and sentenced to be bunged on the
16th J One. On that duy his companions were exe-
cuted ; hut, fortunately for La Calle, and proving
the sprit which still remains unbroken in Madrid,
Ile was rescued, four days provious to his intended
execution, from prison and from chains, by per-
sons to whom he was ass entire stranger, who braved
every thing to save him. Some females shared
n this after being released, he
wa
ed secretly, and at the ex pence of Isis
ise conveyed
i :vseeryoic act, and,
unknown benefactors, beyond the Spanish frail-
tiers, in spite of the exertions of the Govern.
ment and the Police to retake him. On the trial,
one of the Judges, having received a remonstrance
tn
tfromhttt itswefrvitei
itiseddofinCatliliee'sco
, reusritsecaginig the prejudicenst the culprit,
answered, that he could not avoid acting con-
formably to the wishes of the Government, other-
wise he should lose his own situation,and added,
that he had ten children. The names of these
infamous Judges deserve to be placed on record,
and they are as follow :—Arjoua, Prieto, Cu-
tanda, Apellanis, Domingo Suarez, and Herrero,
Fiscal of the Court.

An affair of honour took place, on the race-
ground at Lincoln, on Monday evening, between
Colonel S , attended by C-, Esq.,
and Dr. C , with Captain W---, as Iris
friend. The principals exchanged shots without
effect, when a mutual reconciliation took place.,
The misunderstanding originated at a public meet-
ing on the Saturday preceding.