The Sun.
London, England, 1824-10-27 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCTI.

LAM lITON MEETING, SATtntnas, OCT. 29.
The Ladies' Cup, added to a Sweepstakes of 5 sov. for limes,
S:c. not thorough-bred. A.F. (U Subscribers.)
Mr. Wvvill's b. tn. Mirth, 5 yrs old, 10st. 111 b. • 1
Lord Normanby's hr. m. Clari, 5 yrs old, Ilst . 2
Mr. l'otre'e hr. h. Metternich, 8 yrs old, list.; Mr. Mills's
b. It. Hit or Miss, aged, lOst. 101 b. ; Mr. Duncombe's ch. h.
Spot, aged, 10st. 71b.
The Judge placed only 2.
The Welter Stakes of 10 soy. each, for any horse, &c. carrying
list. Two miles. (tl Subscribers.)
Mr. Lambton's ch. h. Corinthian, 5 yrs -
Mr. J. Robinson's b. c. by Raphael, 4 yrs • 2
Mr. Hobhouse's eh h. Lorenzo, 5 yrs . • -
Mr. Wvvill's Mirth, lOst. 121 b. beat Mr. Harrison's Juanna,
9st. 71b. iI.C. 50 soy.
Lord Wilton's Gladiator, list. 101 b. beat Lord Nortnanby's
lOst. 101 b. W. C. 200 soy. h. ft.
Capt. Cochrane's Valparaiso, lOst. 101 b. beat Mr. Dawson
Lambton's Itallyasco, 12st. Two miles, 50 gs.
Lord Wilton's Gladiator, Ilst. 41b. beat Sir. Russell's The
Abbot, lOst. 111 b. D.C. 50 soy.
Mr. 31ills's Ilit or Miss, beat Mr. Lambton's Rival, list.
each. II.('. 50 soy.
Mr. Lambton's Dresden, 10st. 10Ib. beat Mr. Russell's The
Abbot, lOst. 71b. A.F. sov.
Mr. Petre's Metternich beat Mr. Russell's The Abbot, list.
each. T.V.C. sO soy.
' Mr. Russell's The Abbot, I lat. 41b. beat Mr. Grosvenor's
Chapeau-bras, 10st. 71b. T.V.C. 50 sov.
Mr. Russell's Walton filly, lOst. beat Mr. Lambton's Rival,

list. 121b..A.F. 50 soy.
Mr. Mills's Squirrel, Ilst. beat Mr. Wyyill's Mirth, lOst.
Mb. D.C. 25 soy.
Mr. Ilarrison's Joanna, 9st. 121 b. beat M. Russell's Walton
filly, lOst. lib. D.C. 50 soy.
Lord Normanby's Bacchante, lOst. beat Mr. 111‘..11innle's
Maid of the Mill, lOst. D.C. 25 soy.
Mr. Lambton's Lorenzo, lOst. tilb. recd. ft. front Lord Wil-
ton's :Mystic, list. W.C. 100 gs.
hlr. Squirrel recd. ft. from Mr. Russell's Leporello,
list. each. N.M. 50 soy.
All the races were rode by Gentlemen, Members of a Rac-
tug or Yoxhunting Club.

DUMFRIES RACES—MURSDAY, °cr. 21.
A Plate of 501. given from the Racing Fund for all ages.—
Two-mile heats.
Sir W. Maxwell's g. r. lien Ledi . - walked over
A Plate of 501. given by the inhabitants of Dumfries, for all
ages.—Two-mile heats.
Mr. Ferguson's North Briton - - - I 1
Sir J. 11. Maxwell's Springkell . - 2
The sports very poor. We understand there are only five
race-horses at Dumfries. The entry for Friday, first 501., Sir
J. 11. Maxwell's Seringkell ; Mr. Alexander's La Orisette.—
Second 501., Mr. I erguson's North Briton and (ay Mounts;
Sir J. 11. Maxwell's Springkell ; Sir W. Maxwell's lien Ledi ;
Mr. Alexander's La GrisAte.—Third 50/., same horses, with
the exception of Sir W. Maxwell's Springkell for Ben Ledi.

HUNTING.
Eu Ur. X 0 ITT 111311111:101.—On Friday last theEgremont liar.
riers began the quest of it hare near lllackboro, and after run-
ning some time, ascended with their deep-mouthed music, a great
part of the steep mountain of Dent. Pass being on her seat in
an old quarry in the breast of the mountain, and hearing the
noise of her followers, immediately jumped out, when all the
savage soul of game was up at once. Atter a circuitous round
or too near her home, she bounded down upon the plain, leay.
ing the dogs at a considerable distance behind, and clearing
the hedges and ditches with astonishing swiftness, she reach-
ed the river Eden, where she swam over, and shaped her
course towards Egremont, into which she came, and running
down the street a considerable distance, she entered the humble
portico of a shoemaker, from whence she soon bounded Out,
and went to the other side of the street, made her way, with
much difficulty, into a meadow ; the dogs followed soon after,
and the chase was excellent, and after running a long tints, she
was obliged at last to resign herself to her staunch pursuers,
which surrounded her in a little valley near Middle Town.—
( Cumberland Packet, Oct Ill.)

GRAND TROTr ING MATCH.
Captain Bolton II ansard shewed himself a tirst-rate charioteer
In his match to drive two horses at the trot tixty miles in live
hours. The match was for 3011 sovereigns, and the Csptain
started before daylight to avoid interruptions, in a lofty light
vehicle, and reached his destination with ten 111111tIlt's to spars,
and drove leisurely home to Burton Crescent, getting 300/. for
pleasant excursion. Tho start took place front th London
sida of Rye, Sussex.

FOOT RACE.
Thomas M'right. the hostler at the Raven, Shrewsbury, un-
dertook last week, for a wager of 111. to 2t. to run in titteen
minutes front the ltayen-yard to the me-course, two miles and
a quarter, which he accomplished two minutes and a half
within time.

CHANGE RINGING.
On Thursaity evening there was rung, on the new bells, in
'Trinity Church, Newington, a true and complete peal of
grambores triples, consisting of 5,040 changes, in three hours,
being the first peal rung in that method, and the second on the
bells. It was performed by eight of the Junior Society of Col-
lege Youths, and conducted by Joseph Ladley.

130 XING.