The Sun.
London, England, 1840-12-01 00:00:00

;iPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S—YESTERDAY.
The betting yesterday was remarkable, chiefly foi the
introduction of several fresh outsiders; at extremely libe-
ral odds ; one only made any advance, Viz —Metternich,
who was backed three or four times at 1,000 to 15. and at
50 to 1 in fifties. Very little change will be found in,
,)rids against the five favourites; the Rosalie colt, backed
at 16 al 17 to 1 in firtie,, mhinrained his position,w , and
Marshal, Soult, against wheal 20 to 1 was l.dd iu hun-
dreds about five o'cb,ck, had a slight call of Coronation and
Camelion at the close ; 18 to 1 was laid against Cannelion,
and th,, sarrv, against Coronation in one bet, but 20 to 1
had previously been betted against each, and 19 to 1 was
the last offer against Coronation, Eringo was in the same
degree of estimation as on Thursday last ; but a marked
improvement was visible in Sir Hans and Ralph, the last
bets taken about each having been 25 to 1. Soeral other
horses were backed, and 4 to 1 was taken to a hundred
pounds about Scott's lot; but beyond those mentioned,
there was not any alterations worthy of observation. A
tolerably busy afternoon terminated as follows:-
4to 1 agst Scott's lot—taken
17 to 1 agst Lord Bruce's colt—taken
18 to 1 agst Camelion
18 'to 1 agst Marshal Soult
19 to 1 agst Coronation
20 to 1 agst Eringo—taken
25 to 1 agst Sir Hans—taken
25 to 1 agst Ralph—taken
30 to 1 agst Prince Caradoc—taken
35 to 1 agst Duke of Wellington—taken
40 to 1 agst Van Amburgh—taken
1000 to 25 agst Mongolian—taken
50 to 1 agst Sirnoom—taken
50 to 1 agst Metternich—taken
3000 to 55 agst Mustapha Muley—taken
1000 to 15 agst The Nob—taken
1000 to 15 agst Ermengardis—taken
1000 to 10 agst Traffic—taken
1000 to 10 agst Finchley—taken
1000 to 10 agst Protection—taken
1000 to 10 agst Tonquin—taken ,
1000 to 10 agst Defy—taken
1000 to 5 agst each of Mr. Sadler's four mares—taken
200 on Duke of Wellington agst each of twelve—viz.,
the first seven favourites, Brother to Tom, Wallah,
Joachim, Czarewilch, and Brother to Phosphorus.
600 to 500 on Coronation agst Eringo—taken
1000 to 500 on Metternich agst Young Quo Minus—
taken
600 to 400 on Coronation agst Prince Caradoc —taken
Colonel Anson has sold Traffic, but the name of the
(purchaser has not transpired.

SPLIT AMONGST THE CLERGY.—There are,
we think, signs and symptoms plainly visible, that the
holy alliance between the orthodox and evangelical sec-
tions of the clergy in Liverpool, is on the eve of dissolution.
II was never a real and hearty alliance. It was at best
but a kind of hollow truce, held together only by the feeble
bonds of political expediency. hen hostilities actually HER MAJESTY'
INS BUCKHOUNDS.
recommence, it is easy to foresee which party will be During two days of the past week (according to annual
triumphant. The sceptre will pass away from the ortho- custom) the Royal Buckhounds hunted the Vale of Ayles-
doe hands which have so long grasped it, and will be hence- bury country. The spot was first-rate, and the field, each
forth swayed by the evangelical leaders. 'And, yet, how day consisted of between 200 and 300 well-mounted
different it once was! We remember the time when the horsemen.
orthodox clergy held undisturbed sway over all the Church On Tuesday the meet was at Lilies, near Aylesbury, and
consciences in Liverpool, and if ever "a holier than thou" amongst those present were Lord Kinnaird. Sir Clifford
man intruded himself into the town, he was the mark of Constable, Lord St. Maur, Capt. Blight, Col. Vyse, Capt.
their constant scorn and derision, and never mentioned but Seymour, &c. The well-known and oft-tried deer Uxbridge
as one whose very name was synonymous with some byeword was uncarted near the village of Hardwick, when it imme-
and proverb of reproach.—Liverpool Albion. diately led off over some heavy ploughed land towards
THE OUT-PENSIONERS OF CHELSEA HOSPI-
Fleet Marston to Black Grove, near to Denham. It
TAL.—The whole of the out-pensioners of Chelsea Hospi- then went away towards Tulbrook, Adstoek, Pudbury, near
to Buckingham, to Goddington, where it made ite exit in
tai (capable of serving) have received instructions to hold
a cowhouse, and was secured after a run of upwards of
themselves in readiness to be called upon active duty. The
two hours over more than twenty miles of country.
Lords and other Commissioners for managing the affairs Mr.
of the hospital have just determined that all the out-pen- Davis, the Royal huntsman, was thrown in taking a high
fence, but leckily escaped without injury. Mr. Lippin, a
sinners shall undergo a personal inspection within the en-
suing month, in order that their identity shall be clearly es- veterinary surgeon, received an ugly fall in attempting the
tablished prior to their being paid their next quarter's same fence, and unfortunately dislocated his collar-bone.
pension. For this purpose several gentlemen have been a _ On the night previously one of the whippers-in, named
pointed to attend at the several excise offices thro hoPut King, was severely kicked by his horse in the stable at
the kingdom, at which places the pensioners have beentg Aylesbury, and it i 3 feared he will lose, in consequence,
quired to appear "in an orderly and soldier-'tike mannerre:' the sight of one of his eyes.
and in the event of any pensioner neglecting to pr ' t On Wednesday the meet telk place at Fleet Marston,
himself for inspection and examination, his name will be and another celebrated deer, Sovereign, was selected for
The field was even more numerous than on the
erased from the hospital books, and he will be deprived of the day.
day preceding. There were present Lord Kinnaird, Sir
his pension until he has satisfactorily accounted for his
Clifford Constable, Lionel Rothschild, Esq., Lord Beau-
non-attendance, and clearly established his identity as the
mont, Nathan Rothschild, Esq., Colonel Jones, Captain
P
individual actually admitted on the ension list. There is Ca
a provision made for those who are prevented Jones, from attend- Seymour, J. H. Farq
ereall, uhar, Esq., ptain Vyse, Leonard
s, Esq., J. Tat Esq., &c. The ladies of
irq,; h., .iekn •ss or o!d ,ge. L ,r,i Kinnaird rrd Sir C. Con3table, and several other
BROTHERLY LOVE.— il n avaricious divine, fashiolibbies wereP resent at the uneartirg of the stag. The
seeing a poor boy in a deplorable condition, called him to deer was-turned out on the farm of ,Nlr. Ridgway, and
the d,,„r ; ~, 1, $4,i11,,, him a mouldy piece of bread, aoked was soon headed at CrAnwell. After a short delay, the
him if he could read, to which he answered in the nega- hounds were again laid on, and the stag led them a capital
tive : to the question whether he could say the gelief and chase towards Coney Hill, on to Chapel's Ground, back
the Lord's Prayer, the answer was the same. " Well," again to Fleet Marston, and thence to Ivy Ground, to Bil-
said the divine, 6, I will teach you that : say after me, lingfield, near which place it crossed the river, and took
Our Father," said the instructor. " Our Father 1" re- refuge in an outhouse belonging to Mrs. Watkins. After
peated the poor hoy, " what, your father as well as mine?" a check of half an hour the deer, ace towards Fleet
which
" Yes, certainly." " Then we are brothers 1" "To be led hounds and huntsmen at a slapping paas aain starte,
mire a, e are," was the ready reply 4, Why, then," re- Marston again, thence to Denham
IHil:,(o)%t4rstiheey,Nnoerathr
plied the boy, pulling the crust from under his coat, " how Marston, Grandborough, Swanborrne, to
could you give your poor brother this mouldy piece of Winslow, where it was taken after a splendid. but heavy,
bread?". `run of nearly two, hsur!! . . ,
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