The Sun.
London, England, 1823-09-10 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIG tINCE.

TAS'ISTOCK RACES. 1823.—FtnsT Dar.
A 50!. Plato for horses not thorough-bred, that never wan a.
prize of that value, except in Devon and Cornwall. Two-
mile heats. Mile Comm
MT. W. S. Trelawny's b. tn. Barbara 1 1
hir. E. Clark's c. in. Nuns • . 2 dr.

theEndaleigh Stakes of 5 sovereigns each, for horses not tho.
rough-bred, that never entered for a plate, match, or stakes,
the property of subscribers not residing more than 21 miles
from Tavistock. Heats, 2-miles. Two-mile Course.
Mr. C. Trelawny's g. g. Cardinal - 1 1
Mr. T.. 1. Phillip's b. g. Fleet - 2 2
Mr. Strode's b. m. Shamrock 3 3

SECOND DAY.
A Sweepstakes of sgs each, with 25 sous. added, for horses of
all descriptions. Heats.
Mr. King's g. g. Grimace, - - • - 1 1
Mr. Day's b. tn. Eglantine - - - - 2 2
Grimace the favourite Manning, and won easily.
A Handicap of 3gs each, with 341/. added from the Fund.
Mr. J. Bayley's b. m. Isabella - - 5 1 1
Mr. E. Clarke's m. Norna - - - 3 3 2

Mr. T. J. Phillips's br. g. Fleet . 4 2 3
Mr. W. S. Trelavincy'a b. in. Sophia - - 1 4 4
Mr. G. Strode'a b. m. Shamrock - - 2 dr

These heats were spiritedly contested, and cleverly won by
The Pony races contributed much to the sn►usement of the day.

ST. PETERSBURGH RACES, 1823.— RUSSIA.
MONDAY, JUNE 30.
Match ftst. 61b. each, two and a quarter vents.
Mr. C. P. Thompson's ch. h. Chicken . - I
count Masterszervice's b. m. Lodoiska
An excellent race, and Won with difficulty by a neck.
Sweepstakes 600 rubles each. Neat two yenta. Runian hones
allowettalb. • •

Mr, Oishorne's b. m. Amelia ;••
Count Apraxia's b. m. 31rm. Bang . - 3 2
Count Bobrinsky's , - 4 3
Count Laval's b. m.. Swift :- ••• 4
Count Sherenietifra b. m. Milo, Noel. " , • 6 dis
Amelia took ,• the lead both)besta, ,wast never beaded, and won
elevarly. tr
Illatch---Twolverst s. .
Mr. Ciishorrie'st b. m. Amelia
Count Laval's h. m. Swift - - 2
Won very easy.

.SAMING MATC.I-1. •
Yesterday a Match took place for a Silver Cup,•given by the
Members of the Thames Yacht Club; and the pleasure it af-
forded 'was' heightened' by fine weather. The following gen-
tlemen's vessels contested the prize t--- . ,
Don that (.'a t. T. M. •Dave y Chelsea - 7 tons.
,4ntel-oP, wt„ C. Clementson. Ade .
•--- T. Ciroves " liorilydown 13
:Mentor . , Stnm:us G
• rilr 7 °7-7 T. Rettiwordi
.cbasea 6
• aterlai. Ttonkins - Staitgate tt
Fortitudaf M. Martin - Milbank 7
. R. Williams Pours Wharf ,5
Royal Eagle.' --- ii. Stokes - Ilothertiiiiie '4
. It. Drew Swell 5
It. Wilk* - ArtuidelStAirs 5
sWift. - • . W. Field ArundeiStairs 4
Searle ------ B. P. tapper Lambeth It
ey started about four o'clock from illackfriar's4nitlia; to
nil round it boat moored off Wandsworth Meadows, and back
to cumb4land gardens. , The signal having been. fired, they
all made sail with a light breeze, at E.S.I;* and the tide. This
was constantly a trial before the, wind. The boats which at...
tended With cam any, were as numerous as on an fernier mer ne-
sion. A band of music gave spirit to the scene. The little yes:.
eels ran in gallant style almost *breast of each other, and, were
loudly cheered by the spectators.. At Westatinster.bridge the
Fortitude had gained much upon all the vessels; She preseried
the lead, followed by the Spitfire and Venus, up to Wands-
wortb, where the breeze died away,' and none but the Spitfire
could get round the boat.