The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-13 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

FARLEY HILL HUNT RACES, SATURDAY, SEPT. 11.
This Autumn. Meeting at the Park, previously to the Hunt-
ing Season, was numerously attended, and the sports were
excellent.
The. Patk Stakes of 5 soy. each, with 15 added from the Hunt.
ing Fund. Two-miles, for hunters list. each. ,
Capt. Wiloughby's Peregrine - - - 4 1 1
Mr. G. 11. Osbaldeston's Triumph - - 1 3 2
-Air. Goodenough's Peggy - - - 2 2 3
Major Ooodcl:ild's Phantom - - 3 4dr
Mr. Howorth's Rob Roy . - - - 5 dr
Mr. Paine's Nimrod - - - - - 6 4r
Mr. Owen's Helen - - - - 7 dr
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After the heat, even on Triumph ; and after the second heat,
6t04 on Peregrine. Each heat was closely won.
Plate of 501.

Houldsworth's c. by Smolensk°

Mr. G. Bouverie's Corinthian -
Mr. Hanson's Sir Peter
SiX stngted..
The Intii&pers' Stake of .30 soy., with 20 added, was won
by Mr. Satchell's Crito, beating four others. •

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I PONTEFRACT SEPTEMBER MEETING, 182-1.
TiLtr RSDAY,„. SEPT. 9.
The Foal Stakes,. a sweepstakes of .110 s each, lOgs ft., for
three-year-old colts, Bst. 316.; fillies, Bst.—The list mile.
Ld Milton's b. c. Whiskerandos, by Whisker' - .walked over
Five others were entered. • ,
Sweepstakes of 20gs. each, for two-year-olds,-colts to carry. Bst.
3117. ; fillies, Bst.—Seven furlongs.
Mr. Houldsworth's gr. c. Androgcui, by Minas - 1
Sir J. Byng's br. c. by Cothus •-•- - 2
Ld Kilburne's b, c. by Androssan - - 3
Mr. Moss's ch. c. Peter Liberty, by Amadis - 4
Mr. Wilsen's ch. C. by. Cenuus
Sweepstakes of 20gs' with -200 added, for three-yrs old fillies,
Bst. each.—Lastmile and three quarters.
Ld Scat borough's br. Georgiitna, sister to limes - 1
Sir .1. Byng's hr. HannalF, by Smoleniko - 2
Mr. Ilouldsworth'S br. Miss Maltby - .
- 3
Mr.. Robinson's Miss York, by Ebor . - 4
The LedStOne Stakes of 25gs-each, for 8-yr-olds ; • colts, list.
51b.-;' tilliei, Bst. -21 b. One mile and a quarter.
Sir.J. Byng'i br. c. Edward, by Comus . walked over
Seventy Pounds, given by the Members for the Borough, for
horses of all ages; weights the same as Tuesday's Plate, and
the winner on Tuesday or Wednesday to carry 31b. extra.—
Heats, 2.miles 7 furLing's each.
Sir J. Byng's b. c. Razor, by ligiisker, 3yrs old - 1 1
Mr. Kirby's ch. tn. Violet, by Comus, tiyrs old - 2 2
Mr. irigfull's hr. g. Little Driver, sYrs old - 3 3
Mr, Lattibton'S ch. h. Corinthian, syrs old 4 4
'twelve were entered, but only the above four ran.
Won easy by Razor.-5 to 4 agst Violet; 2to 1 agst Corin-
thian and 5 to. I. agst the winner.
The. Course, front the wetness of the weather, was in a very
bad state-
WARWICK RACES.—TitunsnAr, SEPT. 9. •
• Sweepstakes of la .sor. each, fur 3-yr olds.
Sir S. Stanley's b. c. Portrait -
Mr. Tomes's b. c. Sir Way - 2
COI-1-ates's rifle de
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hunters' Sweepstakes of lOgs., each. Two-mile heats.
Mr. Platers b. m. GlnitidalclitCh - , • - . - I I
IA Plymouth's ch. g. . 2 4
Sir C. Smyth's br. g. by Lisinahago . - - 3 2
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Capt Mallory's ch. m. by Clinker < - - 4• 3
Town Plate of 501.• Two-mile heats.
141 Exeter's ch. c. Zealot, 4 yes old - -1, I
Mr. Sadler's ch. c. Miller, 3 yrs'old - - 2 3
Mr. Patrick's ch. g. Mysa, 4 yes - - . - 3 4
Mr. Beardsworth's ch c. Fearpought - - 4 2

BARTON-MOOR RACES, SUFFOLK, 1824.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 9.
A Subscription Purse of 301. for all ages.
Mr. Wildman's b. h. Orpheus - . 1 1
Mr. Johnson's b. m. Matilda . - . - 2dr
Mr. Jackson's o. C. Miracle - - - 3 2
Same day a Silver Cup, value 301. given by the' inhabitants,'
Was won, after three most excellent heats, by Mr. Simpson's
Bay Malton, beating Mr. James's Old Simon, 31r. Sylvester's
Fearnought, and two others. ~ , .
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CURRAGH MEETING, TUESDAY, Srpr.7.
Handicap Stakes, WI. h. ft. with M. added. Three years'

course.
Mr. Wittt's Tipsy, Bst. 71b. . MP - I
Mr, Hunter's Hypocrite, 7st. 101 b. -
Sweepstakes 80gs. 20gs. ft. for two.year old colts, Bst. 41b
Fillies, Bst. Eight Subscribers.
Mr. Burkeii; c. by Reardon - -

t... Makes f. bj ossian
Mr. Watt's c. Delawarre

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PIGEON MATCH.

Some first-rate shooting it seven birds each, twenty-one yards
front the trap, took Owe at Forrest Row, Bagshot Heath, on
Saturday,' tbr three hundred 'sovereigns. The match was be-
tween six crack shots from.lierks anti Wilts, against six front
Hunts and Bucks, which was decided as fOno WS

AND WILTS. Killed. HANTS AND BUCKS. Killed
Mr. Armstrong . 7. Mr. Dunn - •
Mr. liennisworth. . 7 Mr. Newman - . 6
Mr. Font -U Mr. Gee
Mr. Agar • - 6 Mr. Ross - 6
Mr. Reynolds - 6 Mr. Wenfred - - 6
Mr. Martin - 4 Mr. Joyce - - 4

The tie was shot off at three
won by Writs and NVilts baggii
ponents twelve.

birds each, and the match vral
ig thirteen birds, and their op-

MARGATU, SEPT. l2.—We are crowded at
this place, hut the weather has been a drawback
upon those visitors who like to ramble in the open
air. Miss MACAULET, who has performed seve-
ral times, has been much admired. Her be-
nefit took place yesterday. The entertain-
ments consisted of the Farce of Taro Mi.
Gregories ; after which Miss MAcAur.xi's Le
Petit Solver, in which she introduced a variety
,of characters of different nations, and repre.
sented them with admirable effect. The whole
concluded with The Foundling of the Forest, in
which She supported Eugenia in a very affecting
and interesting manner. There must be " some-
thing rotten in the state " of the London The-
atres, or an Actress of her merit would have
found a permanent engagement in the metropolis.
But it seems the Country Managers have more
discernment, for she has several engagements
when she quits this place. Mr. FAUCET
SA-
vir+r.E, the Manager here, is indefatigable in pre-
paring entertainments for our visitors. MS agree-
able little wife has not yet appeared, as she is
" as ladies wish to he -who love their Lords."
She is a very sprightly actress, and deserves a
station on the London boards.—The bodies of
the two persons who were lately drowned tfa'►ve
not yet been discovered, though many attempts
have been made.—Mr. GARNER, of the Li.
brary, to the regret of alt who know him, has
recently been robbed of jewellery articles
of considerable value. The thief has not been
discovered, but an active search is making, as
the whole people hold Mr. GARNER in great es-
teem, and we hope they will testify it by in-
creased patronage to indemnify him for his loss.

The Duchess of CLARENCE came to town on
Friday morning from Bushey, and visited the
Princess SOPHIA, at her residence at Kensington,
where her Royal Highness partook of a drjeune.
Iler Royal Highness returned to Bushy in the
afternoon.
WILKIE is now in Edinburgh for the purpose of
making studies for the picture ordered from him by
his MAJESTY. The subject is the Kiag's arrival
at the Palace of Holyrood, with his cortege. It is
in itself.interesting, and will doubtless be rendered
infinitely more so by the masterly genius of the
painter.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS-(r1113 BAY.)

These:Sessions commenced this morning at
Hicks's Hall, Cle-rkettwell Green, before F.
CoNsT, Esq. and a lieneli,of .Magistrates. The
Traverse Paper cotitaitis a List of no less than
sixty-three causes for trial. The Grand Jury
having; been sworn in,
The CHAIRMAN intimated to them that there
was no case for their consideration that called for
any particular.ramark from hire. lie, however,
had to. request ,tliat they. would dispose of such
of: the Felony 413i11s as were prepared for their
notice before taking those for assaults and misde-
meanours.

The first ewe called was a charge of fraud,
in which Sheriff Parkins was plaintiff, and Thos..
flicks,- a solicitor, and others, were defendants.
Tie case occupied- the whole of the !naming, and
was likely to 'continue . until too late an hour for
us to give any.vgport of it this day. •