The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-09 00:00:00

MORNING EDITION.,

(.'()I'RT CIRCF J,,t It.
wvinsoit, TuESDAV.—The Queen and Prince Albert. le-
roinpn ed rind atto ned by the Royal Visitors and suite, left • ;
the l'a•tle a! twelve for Ascot Races. The lioya.l '
piriy occupied sever.] carriages and four, and took their d
pactuie io the following order :—The first. carriage
her Al,jesty, his it, t al highness Prince Albert, t!.e Aiarchioness
of Norinaeby, ant 11,s Royal Highness P-ioce Estechazv. 11.1 . '
second ca., liagc containing the Duke of Rutland, Lady Adel!"
Mariners, E-. 11 and Countess of Albemarle. The third carrigle
containing Prince Nicholas Est: rhazi , Viscountess Pahne!
Marquis Normanby. and Vis, mint Powerscourt. Th 6
fourth carriage, containing Lord George Lennox, Lady Ashley,
Earl of Abovne, and the Earl of Erroll. The fifth carriage,
containing c'iseouritess Pow erscourt, Hon. Mrs. G. E. Anson,
Vise.,unt Palmers'on, and Lord George Lennox. The sixth
ca riage, co taining the Hon. Alurray, lion. Miss Lister,
Mr. (leorge E. Anson, and the Hot,. Sir Will ant Lumley
The The seventh carriage, containing the Hon. C. A. Murray and
Dr. Preetorius.
he itoyal party returned from the races at six o'clock.
Soon afterwards Viscount 31elbourne arrived at the Castle.
. .
In addit.on to the above-named diitinguishe,4 party, ,the
Rural Dinner Ci,-c!e at the Castle this evening will trielud,e,
the Ear cnd Cntintoss of lixbiidge, the Ladies Eleonora aine
Constance Paget, and Lord Kinnaird.
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Hur Majesty the Queen Dowager, attended by Lady Gorft .
the Hon. 'Miss Gore, and Sir Andrew Barnard. lefft Mari-
bnrough House, Pall-mall, at half-past twelve o'clock
day His, fin- her re:idence in Bushy Park.
Serene Highness Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar, left
Marlborough House, at one o'clock, attended by the Rev. ..
R. Wood and the lion. Captain Curzon, for Bushy Park.
The Duke of Cambridge honoured the Noblemen and Gee
tle:i.en's Catch Club with his company at dinner, last evening.
at the Thatf•hed House.
The Duchess of Cambridge honoured the Italian Opera with
her presence, last evening.
A Deputation. consisting of the Rev. Principal 31acfarlano
the Rev. Dr. Hill, of Ghsgow College, Rev. Dr. Bryce. He/.
Mr. Grant. of Leith, and the Rev. Mr. Robertson of
had an interview with Viscount Melbourne 3 esterday in D°"rli. .!
ing-street. •'
Mr. Wallace, M.P., had an interview with the Chaniellor
of the Exchequer, yesterday, at his official residence
Downing-street.
Despatches from the Governors of Ceylon, Weitern
train, Corfu, Malta, and Gibraltar, were received esterdaY at '
)
the Colonial-office.
Viscount Melbourne left. torn yesterday afternoon, on a ;t .
to her Maj. sty at Windsor Castle.
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
ASCOT HEATH RACES—Yesrentsay.
The sport at this truly aristocratic meeting, is:alma! `44°..
tingent, in some degree, on the running at Newmarket arA -.
Epsom, the effect of any particu ar display 4:f superiority 7.
,
the great events there bsing either to cut down the staka '" -;,;14
which they may be subsequently engaged in to walks over'
,°r; ,f
SO to reduce fields as to deprive them of all public interot."..--.
Such appeared likely to be the case at Ascot. Oakley ts'New:
market form was thought quite good enough to make•the.t%
stokes in %shish he is engsged,• " certatnties." Carrossalt9B''• •:
perfiemance at Epsom put the " Ascot Derby" into Mr. Xt..'
linson's pocket, without the trouble of a race. Van sessibt4P -
superiority over the other beaten Derby
,horses;
so clear, that the Buckingham Palace • stakes 11'w
looked upon as over, and Ghuznee won the Oaks so clever,/
that the Coronation fellowed the Dinner as a matter cf course.
Wi:h si many deductions from the list, it. is fortunate tlt Hst
the nuinEer of cups, handicaps, plates, two and three year 01°.
plate s, &c., was sufficiently great to afford unbounded gra;
tifiration to those present yesterday, and to afford'an aggregal
of -port for the meeting rarely equalled. In the present OW
of the politic ri world a full attendance of the higher clogs I '
could not he expected, and the paralyzing influence of t: e late
bat in has se effeetuahy damped the ardour of the
fessional turfites that the muster on the lawn,
front of the Stand, fell short, and business was fix'
With " the multitude." however, it was otherwise
th towing politics to the wind, and ignorant of the rnyatelic
''.Sett
and anxiety that prsss so heavily on the sporting men, '
illingly gave ay to the anticipation of participating t 0!....
their Queen in the enjoyment of one of the mest noble of opt 'd
national pastimes, and, attended in numbers which, if undue r°;.;
the average of the I,st three years. were quite as large ' .1
could have been expects•d with such cold and gloomy weather'. 1,,
Befere we cuter into the day's proceedings it is necesstrY
to point out two or three improvements which, under the 2°-
ceasit g earn of the noble Master of the Buck 'Hounds
zealous clerk of the course, have been effscted
about the course since the last meeting. The 1167;,,V,,,
stales have been completed on a comprehensive scale, ,„, 1•1°
a style creditable alike to those who planned anti those Om: 1 ,`4,
erected them ; a shrubbery has been added to the &lag
tractions of the Grand Stand, blinds fixed to the windo%2 v'
the royal one, to protect its illustrious and distinguished
pants trout the sun, which, we regret to add, was non esrf. and s •
suds parts of the running grounds as had been objected to ."7
the trainers, subjected to the now fashionable process of r2„.„!l°;''
ing with complete success. Various other matters have the
attended to, but we have mentioned enough to show that t..
comfort and accommodation of the public, even in little
ters, have not been unattended to. The Grand. Stand'. Wait
opened on the same scale of prices as last year. and a gee
improvement accomplished, by placing the refreshment ro°ll2 , •
under the management of Mr. Careless.
Ine,
The Queen's arrival took place a few minutes alter'
amidst enthusiastic cheers from all parts of the course. v Ihe
0. ••'
carriage with her Majesty were his Royal Highness Prix' •
Albert, h's Excellency Prince Esterhazy, and the Alarchion!r • ;
of Norinanhy. In the other carriages were Prince Nichoril
Esterhazy, the Duke of Rutland and Lady Adeliza Marmot
Marquis of Normaoby, Lord and Lady Powerscoutt, Earl of
Errol. Earl of Aboyne, Earl and Countess of Albemarle; ..
Lord and Lady Palmerston, Lord and Lady Ashley, Lord ar.
Lady G. Lennox, Lord Pultimore, Lord it, Waiting ; Sir
510.1..
Lumlisy,Groom inWaiting; Lord A. Conyugham, Equerry; Si • ,
C. Bowater, Equerry to his Royal Higness Prince Albert f
the Hon. C. elurrsy, Master of the Household ; the EVIL :'
Uxbridge, Lord Chamberlain ; Lord Kinnaird, nester of
Buck Hounds, were also in attendance. Her Majesty and
Prince, on their appearance at the window, and at vario9l.
parts of the afternoon, were cheered loudly by_
front of the stand, acrd on their departure, which took plate
after the race for the Vase, received everi-deenonsteatioo v. '
respect. Besides the Royal visitors we noticed the Dukeof Oat::
the crowd /0-• '
land, Duke of Beatifort, Duke of Bedford, Marquis of Ese.,_es' •
Marquis of Westminster, Earl of Wilton, Earl Strathaven,:rsa'''',
Bruce, Earl of Pembroke, Earl of Lichfield. Earl of Chesteriet
Earl of Southampton, Earl of Rosslyn, Lord Maidstone, Lo
George Paget, Lord G. Bentinck, Lord John Fitzroy, 114.1
C. Manners, Lord Kelburne, the Ladies Constance,;lis; • ,
Eleancr Paget, Sir John Shelley, Sir Francis Collier, Sir
Hall, Hon. H. Rout, Hon. Colonel Anson, Hon.. Chat'lrs? ss'
Forester, Hon O. Fitzroy, Hon. H. Forester, Hon: i
A. sife
hers, Mr. Greville, Mr. Payne, Mr.' Bayly, Mr. Hawkers " d
Rush, Mr. Ravclitison, Mr. Batson, Mr. Itby, Mrs Bran. !
Mr. Portman. &c. beesA
The list contained nine races, each horse having a vitl".he 1, sr
affixed to his name on the card. As the jockeys weigh Id; it
numbers wet e exhibited on a black board, placed cottspivisou;
on the Judge's chair, and on the termination of each rae%2 t
number of the winning horse, much contusion and tilt .
o being • bus prevented. The racing commenced at half-prat •
o'clock, wi h
s. ‘";t
Ihe Trial Stakes of 501., added to a Sweepstakes of 5 2f/ 6. ss'''
each ; for 2 yrs a feather, 3 yrs 7st 41b, 4 yrs 84,13'a'

y
yrs, 6 yrs. arid aged 9st 41h. The new mile. •(Seven soy'
Duke of Rutland's Flambeau, by Taurus, 5 yrs ( Robinson) g:
,„'
Lord Cheste 'field's Knight. of the Whistle, 3 yrs..• ..... • ...... 0 .`".
Lord Kelbutnc's b c by Muley Moloch, dam by Actaeon, 3 315,- 0
Mr. Pettit's Lawsolee, 3 yrs • a
Mr. S. Scott's ei,,dsor, 3 yrs
S:r 0. Heltheote's f by Emilius, out of samarcand• 3 Y"'••
re .
Mr. Dixon's (.:amel.no was weighed for, but did not get,
the 'ost in time.
Betting-2 to I and 5t02 on Flambeau; and 4to I'E*
Knight of the Whistle
tbe_''
'l.lte Eiraus filly made first running, but was pa.sed, at •40,
top of the hill, by Flambeau and Knightthe Whistle,
fornisr 1. art,ng. The Knight waited till half way in the °l.ot
tame, where he challenge•i, and made a gallant struggle 'flee
the favourite, but was beaten at the post by a head. Lang°
,•
tt
a good third.
Match 300, h ft. Two miles.
Mr. Meiklam's 13readwatli, st 71b (Temp.ernan) i.,!
Lord Kelburne's Pathfinder, Bst
.... • •,J
lie,ting-2 to lon Broadwath. Won in a canter,. bY
lengths.
The Ascot Derby Stakes of 50 sore. each, h ft; fora yrs a
colt., t'st 71b ; fillies, Sst 31b ; the winner of the DerbY,
Oaks 5115 extra. From the Swinley Post in. (13 Sub"'
Mr. Rays lin•oo's Coronatioi.
Sweepstakes of 50 sovs each, h ft, for 2 yrs old, colts. B`t r
fillies, ttst 31b. Three quarters of a mile. (12:Sub4•)
Lord Bruce's c, by Glaucus, out of Rosalie
Sir G Heathcot 's br c Dark Susan, by Glaueus ............
Col. Pie's bc, by Camel, out of Jason's dam ............••.
Captajn i'liarnson's bf. by Camel, out of Albania ...... ••• •,1":
Lord Exeter's f, by 13eirarn, out of Dahlia .. ...................r tor ,;t7
The lot went away in a line, and ran so for nearly .a qt .
of a mile ; the Rosalie colt then took up the running; Ina":'
his horses safe a quarter of a mile from home, and won 'fY
canter by three lengths. 4c.s'l":,sf
The Ascot. Stakes of 25 sous each, 15 ft, and only 5,
with 100 added; the second to receive 50 sons outof or
stakes. Tao miles aad a half. (35 Subs, of whom 14'11 fti
5 sous. each.) •
Mr. Payne's Welfare, by Priam, 4 yrs. ist I Ilb (08<.1,'
Duke of Richmond's The Currier, 5 yrs, Bst 31b...( Rogers) ;41
Mr. Seymour na Hyllus. 5 yrs, 9st 2115 ....................... 1 .
Lord Lichfield's The Corsair, 5 ,yrs, Bst 131 b
Mr. Goodman's Red'ord, 5 yrs. Bst I Ilb ..............•.. 0
Lord Uxbridge's Quicksilver, aged, 7st 12315
Captain Rout na. Janus, 4 yrs, 7st 7115..
Lord Albemarle's Spangl ~ 4 yrs, ist 21b . ..... •••: 0
Lord Kincaird :na. Pluto, 5 yrs, ist ••••••
Mr. flees Alobarek, 3 yrs, Est 71b
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Mr. Herbert's Arctie, aged, 9st ... .................... . . .... ........ 3 g
Petting-2 to 1 agst Welfare (L), 3 to' I s-qs,,st Theigneri
ttg
tier, 6to I agst 111ebarek, and 7- to. 1 agst -'' fll`"pti,
went off with the lead, which she kept :till the,,first )9({l.{af,
lowed by Pluto and Mobatek ; she then retired;„and
Wit 'l'
tier went in front, 111,barek and Janus tying up. vlLiten,ll 4i;
Trey ran in this order-to the i) oitOrn ttirn,' Where Alonwte t''
behind Janus, Welfare immediately after takir die* ftie
place.. Half way up the distance she challenged; ann# 104 ,
fine-race, won by a neck. Arctic was third, and Jon°
Alobaiek fourth and fifth. . ,
Stve 61,,,takt s cf 200 .s.o:Yr. each, h ft, for 3 yrs old F.01t81.81213,40i—5,'"f
and fillies Bst 41b: those by stallions or out of ''Marti ;1,41
nieduce never woo' allowed 31bs, if both 511flit'7,
Course. Five Subscribers. •,,..
Mr. 11. Gornbe's b or br c The Nob (5 Ibs) -
Lord Exoter's A bydos
............... .. ,
Lord Lip hu t 1 is brotherio ......... .•••4•"'00,
Betting-6 to 5 agst the Nob. and' 6to s.agst Abyclos!:
Nob.madeau the running'inicf won by thiity lengths. to
ttey,- ~•
The, (fold Vase, by. her Majesty; added to a Swell' 7115.
of 20 sov. -each, for:3 yrs, 7st alb; 4'. yrs, 9st ;5 ye % d OP' n,!'t
6') aid aged," 9st 91b ; mares and geldings al:ow7or.re-•
HorS;,.s-..that haVe, never won above the value of 54).' 4 yri!'!
Ceivi 4'l'o/. for ranning second, allowed as foslliowddlie,?2:::il,'.
4lbs ;- s.yrs, 121hs ; 6 yrs and age"' a .51,,• „cif'
hanipted); the winners of the DerbY nirati.°`,l:!r"q
Lego 4(.1840 -arid 1841, 101bs extra; winners in 17:ortlir•
.184' of the Oak. and Goodwood Cups,
2,000 (iii". as Stakes, Newmarket Stakes, Port and Le
Stalce's, and the second horses in the Derby and St. ,
.41ba extra. Two miles. (Eleven Subscribers.) „,ratft
Lord Westinin..ttr's.:tsatirist, 3 y'rs ............... 0 •
At... II:: rot; snatyi'isrsLaFn;.e r(c)o. ta,
rysrs
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Mr. Viri!.:rarn',T ...
eleta, 4 yrs
. CI
Alr, Dixon's MissStil,on, 3 p. 3 ..- • ..... •
lord Exeter'S Ce,arew itch, 3 via ....................... . .
Mr. COedman's Belgrade, 31's ..............................t--
..........
H e,
et ting•:-7 to 4on Lanereost and 3to ag't Satins
to 'di°
ielta m
!list '
turn td% etrhee' v.rhoennitt,rogit.t
dfo.llowieudissby
Stilton
pace, tecd -d by. Satirist, bolted at the re;.o ld
so!..
again immediately, recovered her
Iv., 'wbfis34
Stiong pl.' to- the turn for straight ruPitarArist "0,;,;1-'
she again:-ran " taking Laneritost with' her. • • acts t+t,
, •
P•
thus 'eit in trnnt, but was caught after running to° Yaw Olt,
IA
Lan, re .st,. I. took eh, f way U
lead and kept it ha oat p 3"
14.tte- ; her.' Nat, who .hati suit hi.
,hor,e eirby7-,!,Li ,
.
chall-eood, a iii,•aft:i• a smart race -
length.' • • :444-
2410 sAs. troth, h fr, Cof' the •• 5