The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-23 00:00:00

BICESTER RACES—MoNnAy,

The First Troop Cup was won in two heats by Mr. J. Aplin's
0. Y. C. (owner), beating three others.
The Town Plate or 501., added to a Sweepstakes of 10 sovs.
each, h ft. The winner to be sold for 2501. Mile and
half heats.
Air. Parr's Aimwell, 6 yr:: (Owner) 0 1 1
Mr. Smith's Jenny Jones, 5 yrs
mi.. J. Aplin's g by laurel Dewdrof, 4 yrs
The first was a (lead heat.

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Thr Second .. „
roop Cup was won by •Alr J. Litten's Marshal
Soult, 5 3 rs, beating three others.
The Bicester Stakes of 5 s','vs• each, with 30 added, for Hunters.
The winner to be sold fin 1501. Heats, Two Miles.
Mr. I'. Westlev's White Stockings, aged (Sly) 61 1
Mr. Leeg's Stickler, aged 1 2 2
Mr. Petufer's Catchfly, -.5 yrs
Mr. Ekin's Duenna, aged
Air. Jenkins' Alorgiana, 6 yrs, and Mr. Price's Miss Nor-
man, 5 yrs, also started.

THE IPSWICH IiEtjATTA.
This annual sport came off on Thursday last, under the ma-
nagement of the Orwtll Yacht Club, and afforded considerable
et.joyment to a large company. The day was exceedingly fine,
and the whole went off with great eclat. Tht first contest was
for a piece of Plate, worth eight guineas; the second boat a
piece of Plate, worth two guineas. The following is the result
1 13, illiant Mr. H. Lawrence
2 Eliza
3 Albatrc es
Ripple
Star
The last two were not placed; Nova Scotia was withdrawn.
Second class yatihts, a piece of Plate of the value of four
guinea ; second buat, a piece of Plate of the value of one
guinea :-
1 Bee Mr. W. Batley •
2 Wave ...... Mr. Horn
3 John and Susan Mr. J. Hanson
Barbara Mr. G. Garrod
Syren

'1 he
Four-oared
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anioletypulAiacmeaadt.
eurT!lhlatch, forll a prize of a piece
l'i'ot, London;
of plate value three Ipswich ; the
and the guineas
IcisA?icatzle, started,e' and the
first won the prize. The boats were' ;owed by Ipswich gentle-
men with gr'at skill. The Filot is wilt° a new boat (not
shove six monthe old), belonging to Mr. Lyon, of
being
.- 4 was brought down from London expressly for
L..mtie, , "'-
the purpose.
A. private match for
Pilot; wilt cleterl won by tni..
nit fotir.oared gaile3s, a pFs.
second boat to receive one sovereign : wou
-:u
jilt', the t,azelle:
•
hips' jolly: boat,, be t o the izeof twb
p art apr
ineas; ;Ist,
secondto4..t r( Ceiving one guinea, third boat 10s. 6d.
Friends' inere,lS. i sict,7 Slrah 3d, Mary An 4th, M
considerable
amusement to the spectators.
The company present to witness the sports *64 iiru'elli in.,
debted to the kindness of C. F Gower, Esq., who granted t 1 e'
use of his lawn for a promenade. The band of the 13th Light
There was also a band of
Dragoons, by kind permis•ion, was present on the lawn, and
etty numerous party had as-
adder'd much to the enjoyment of the numerous fair visitors, and
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:eitibled.

10/. oide, between the Gazelle aad the
former.
of three sovereigns, the
by the Snake beat-

Loss OF A VESSEL LADEN WITH CORN.—
On Tuesday morning, about one o'clock, a large barge, called the
Maria, lying uff Brown's-wharf, 'Fooley.street, laden with up-
wards of 260 quarters of corn, the property of Messrs. Darnell,
of Pickle Herring-stairs, by some accident broke loose from
her moorings, and being driven on shore, capsized, and the
whole of the valuable cargo was emptied into the river.
Tie Havr:' Journal stairs that Ihe Chamber of
(,f thl4, 114 S L'alt to the Alids-
ter of Commerce, against the admission of two British ships to
discharge cargoes of tobacco in that port. The entry of these
vessels we mentioned from that paper the other day.