The Sun.
London, England, 1841-04-03 00:00:00

miles.

Colonel Thompson's Hamlet, aged (Owner) 1
Lord Chesterfield's brother to Prize!lor,er, 5 yrs
Mr. Scobell's Cracksman, 5 yrs
The Granby Haudieap of ;40 sovs. each, 10 ft. and only 5,
wish 50 added. Once round and a dis.
Mr. Osbaldeston's The Mountain Slph, 4 yrs (owner)... 1
Cul. Thompson's Hamlet, aged
Mr. J. Day's Tambui ini, 5 yrs
Air. Evansls Fat Jack, aged
Duke of Richmond's the Currier
'l he f;ll.,wing also started, but were not placed :—Mr.
thington's i\orthendon, 6 yrs ; Lord Duramore's ALA-
din, 6 yrs ; Lord ligliiiton's liellona, 6 yi s ; Mr. Knox's
George ; Mr. Goodman's Colchicum, Air. Turner na Wings,
yrs;s lion. C. G. Noel's Lady Ann, aged ; Lord Chester-
field's Alulyneux, 4 yrs ; Sir. Worth's Brunette, 6 yrs ; Air.
Sadler's specimen, 5 yrs ; and Mr. Cowley's Spangle, b yrs.
The Farmer's Plate of p 0 soya. each, and 10 for the second.

Heats, two miles.
Mr. Stokes's Whitefoot, 5 yr5......(Mr. Grantham) 2 1 1
Mr. Wright's br g Hazard, 5 yrs
Mr. Sharpe's hg, by Norton, 5 yrs
Several others started.

BEVERLEY STEEPLE CHASES—WEDNESDAY.
Sweeps!akes of 5 sovs. each, p.p., vtith 50 added. hree mile!
Mr. J. Simpson's Aggravator (Mr. Rounding)
Mr. Lami,lagh's The Rump
Two others started.

The Second Chase was won by Mr. Lister's Lingcropper.

ROBBERY AT WINDSOR CASTLE.—WIND-
con, APRIL 1.--It has just been ascertained that a large
and valuible portion of the splendid marquee, well known
as " Tippoo Saib's Tent" (which was captured at the
sterming of Seriugapatam, and presented to the then So-
veleigh of Euglaißt by the Marquis of Cornwallis), had
been taken away from the stores at the Castle, where it
has been deposited for a number of years past. It was
fttmerly occasionally uved by the late Sovereignsilian
IV. and George IV., upon the Royal excursions to Vit.-
,inia Water. Amongst various parts which' are missing is
he long pole ‘i hich suppoit:d the roof. This was studded,
and many porticos of it cased with niass.vc silver erha-
meets, and tic two laigc knobs at each end are stated to
have been of solid silver. These, of course, are pne wilt
tie lest. Other portions, containing various silver and
other ornaments of g,cat value, a-e also stated to be miss-
ing. Nu traces have been hiscuvered r ftho inovi,ments of
the party who be, absconded, beyond what have teen mace
pubiii up to the period of his airiving at toe Slough ate-
ton, front Windsor. No reward has yet been off..ied for
his apprehension.
AFFAIRS OF TIIF EAST.—We find the fol-
loait g in the ObserratEur of 13rust•el3 :—`• France, Eng-
land, Austria, and Fiussia have segued at London a treat),
whereby all ships of war rut Le.origing t..) the Sultan
are interdicted from enteliag the Dardanelles or the Bus-
phorus. The Rus•iin Eovoy Extraordiaar, declarei that
lie could not sign the treaty wiinuut fresh instructions from
i,is C ,uri. It is b. lieved that those which he will tee ive
will not to at variance with the paeitie views ut the above
four Powers. We 1, am also that a treaty of commerce
and nsvigatiin has been entered into between the Poite
and the German Customs Union."

CONSTANTINOPLE, IMARCII 10.—Syria was
finally and entirely Lvaeu,ted by the Egypt,aii troops.
On that day the lust Once thousand men embarked at
Gaza fur Alexandria, to which city Ibrahim Pacha and his
suite proceeded in the steam-boat, the Nile. The Eng-
maliaers that were in Sarda, Beyrout, and St. Jean
d'Ac;e, have also left those plse,s embarked in the
English ine.l•of war which ldt Be3rout on the 25th of
February, and sailed for Marmorizza, to which port ti.c
t, iin corvette Clemenza, which xas also off Beyroul,
is gore.
AIR. LAWRENCE'S BENEFIT.—On Monday
next Mr. Lawrence, treasurer of the Surrey Theatie, takes
hie benufi: at 6at house. He will have the a,sistance cf
Mt. Paul Bedford, Mr. Stansbury, Mr. Wright, Mr. T.
Matthews, Miss Covency, and other performers who arc
cisengaged on that evening in consequence of the closing
of the metropolitan theatres, together with the excellent
performers of this popular theatre. The entertainments
for the evening are well selected, and as theatrical amuse-
ment in Passion week is not very abundant, Mr. Lawrence
is likely to have as many visitors as he can accommodate.
All who know his obliging manners and the attention he
pays to his duty at this establishment, say he cannot have
too many, and will be happy to render him every support,
LIE JEWS.—TaIk what you will of the Jews,
they thrive wherever they con e ; they are able to Oblige
the Prince of their country by lending him money; none
of them beg ; they keep together; and, for their being
hhte;l, my 11! for yours, Cnitstiona hate one another as
muelh—Selden's Table Tails.

11✓1.ORN LNG EDITION.