The Sun.
London, England, 1841-02-18 00:00:00


MANCHE STE R--TUESDAY EVENING.
Previous to the usual hour of meeting this forenoon,
several gentlemen had left, to attend the meeting of the
South Lancashire Coursing Club, at Sout!:port, to-mor-
row : others have since followed. It promises to be very
numerously attended, the weather being inviting. Several
greyhounds for the crack prize (the Fleetwood Cup) have
been backed with much spirit ; and, yesterday, the sum of
2001. was laid, in one engagement, on seven versus the re-
maining seventeen. 7 to 1 would have been laid on the
field this afternoon.

THE CHESTER CuP.—Bloomsbury remains at 6 to I,
offered at the close in fifties: 1,000 to 100 would have
been laid against any other. Calypso was offered, in a
g..00d quarter, to be backed against anything, bar three.
A Liverpool gentleman seemed desirous to inrcsi on The
Yuung-'un : he got a few hundreds on at 20 to I. The
following are the offers, &c., of the horses in any demand;
the others, quoted by us last week, must be set down as
nominally the same, as we are not aware of their having
been backed :—

6 to 1 against Mr. Ridsdale's .Bloomsbury
11 to 1 against (201. Cradock's Gallipot
15 to 1 against Major Hay's RctricvLr
100 to 0 against Mr. Orde's Queen Bee—taken
200 to 12 against Col. Peel's Gibraltar—taken

200 to 12 against Mr. Price's Tuley—ea.
200 to 12 against Mr. St. Paul's Calypso—taken
500 to 25 against Lord Eglinton'sTheYoung-un—taked
100 to 4 against .Sri T. Stanley's Cowboy—taken
300 to 10 against Lord Eglinton's Byllona—ofT.

300 to 10 aininst Lord Eglinton's The Potentate—off.
200 to 6 against Mr. Collett's Tubalcain—off.
Offers to lay 7 to 2 against any two, or back Cowboy
v. any ten, for 10/. each.

THE DERBY. —The Rattle party are in good humour
at his rapid move; 100 to 6 was the top offer at noon;
15 to 1 in hundreds, oticred against Rosalie, a point more
would have gladly been pencilled down ; 1,000 to 100, in
a leading quartcr, or any part, was asked for on Palremon
and Eringn, 17 to 1 and 20 to 1 were offered; 25 to 1
was asked for on Marshal Soult ; 7 ti I n ould have been
taken about two, throning in an outsider ; 200 to 2, just
as the room broke up, was laid against Maelieath.

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