The Sun.
London, England, 1846-11-13 00:00:00

TIIE DERBY, FOR TWELVE DOG PUPPIES.

Mr. Arabin's Ajax beat Mr. Bennet's Wings.
Mr. H. Villebois' Dart beat Mr. Hanbury's Gamester.
Mr. Burroughes's Cedric beat Mr. Hanbury's Gift.
Mr. Buckworth's Buonaparte beat Mr. Villebois' No-
bleman.
Mr. B. Smith's Steamer beat Mr. Gurney's Albert.
Mr. R. Bagges's True Blue beat Mr. B. Smyth's Science,
Ist Ties—Steamer beat Cedric.
True Blue beat Dart—Buonaparte beat Ajax.
OAKES STAKES FOR 12 BITCII PUPPIES.
Mr. Bagge's Trifle beat Mr. H. Villebois's Dewdrop.
Mr. R. Bagge's Twilight beat Mr. Hanbury's Gadfly.
Mr. Burroughes's Cobweb beat Mr. Arabia's Q Airy.
Mr. Bennet's Why Not beat Mr. B. Smyth's Stop.
Mr. Gurney's Amy beat Mr. Villebois's Nora.
Mr. Buckworth's Briar beat Mr. Gurney's Augustus.
First ties—Cobweb beat Trifle, Amy beat Briar, Twiligh
beat Why Not.
DURHAM HOG PUPPY STAKES.
Mr. Buckworth's Brutus beat Mr. Arabin's Agricola.
Mr. Gurney's Alladin beat Mr. R. Bagge's Titchtield.
THE WALTON STAKES, FOR BITCH PUPPIES.
Mr. Gurney's Athalia beat Mr. R. Bagge's Token.
Mr. Arabia's Q Airy beat Lord Stradbroke's Mouche.

THE NAIIBOItOUGII ALL AGED STAKES.
Mr. Hanbury's Gertrude beat Mr. Arabia's Q Alpha.
Not run out.
(RECEIVED THIS DAY.)
ASHDOWN PARK COURSING MEETING—THURSDAY.
The Derby —Second Ties.
Wyandote beat Lightning I Stockton beat Baltimore.
Oaks—Second Ties.
White Rose beat Lucy Neale I Waterfall beat Caprice.
The Cup—First Ties.
Fancy beat Lamprey I Will the Smuggler beat
Wit tie beat Lothario Bronze Star
Elegance beat Enford Lass
The Craven Puppy Stakes.
Mr. Lawrence's Lanercost ran a bye.
Mr. Bowles's Zarifra drawn.
Mr. Goddard's Gladiator beat Mr. Gordon's Cabrera.
Sir H. Fleetwood's Flash beat Mr. King's Worthless Winks.
Sir H. Fleetwood's Flower of Orange beat Mr. Etwall's Wit.
The Craven All-Aged Stakes.
Mr. W. Etwall's We won't be beat, beat Mr. Goddard's
Creeper.
Mr. King's Wee Pet beat Sir H. Fleetwood's Foundling.
Mr. Rake's Reserve beat Mr. Bowles's Blessington.
The Ashdown All-aged Stakes.
Mr. Etwall's Etonian beat Mr. Bowles's Beat.:ne-if-you-can.
Mr. Rake's Roxana beat Mr. Gordon's Cockfighter. -
Mr. King's Winnibald the Wise beat Mr. Rake's Rasper.
The Weyland Puppy Stakes.
Mr. Goddard's Bracelet beat Mr. Bowles's Bohea.
Mr. Etwall's Whitefoot beat Mr. King's Warminster.
SWAFFIIAM COURSING MEETING--TutraspxY.
MAR HAM SMEETH.
Second Ties fir the Cup.

Silesia beat Garlick. I Baksheesh beat Mawworm,
Second Ties for Derby.
True Blue beat Steamer. I Buonaparte ran a bye.
Second Ties for the Oaks.
Amy beat Cobweb. I Twilight ran a bye.
Narborough All-aged Stakes (First Ties).
Camilla beat Titchfleld. I Camilla beat Gertrude.
Match.
Mr. Wythe's Firefly beat Lord Stradbroke's Mac.

TROTTING.
Two MILE MATCH FOR 25/. ASIDE.—Mr. Greatorex's
diminutive pony, under eleven hands, and Mr. M'Donald's
Jim Crow, trotted their match for the above sum yester-
day, on the Western-road, near Hounslow, from the
eleventh to the ninth milestone. By the conditions Mr.
Greatorex received two minutes' start, which was, as the
event proved, of small service to him, inasmuch as his
little quadruped not only started slowly, but when urged,
broke so many tirn..s, that a short quarter of a mile only
was covered in the given time; the pony on each occa-
sion being pulled and stopped American fashion. Jim
Crow started at a rattling pace, and made his vehicle, to
which he was attached, " wheel about" to such tune,
that he caught his opponent in the first mile. The tiny
one now trotted in an improved style, and Jim Crow
came in the winner by rather better than thirty yards,
which, however, it struck us, might easily have been in-
creased, had his owner and driver so wished.

NEW MAYORS. —Basingstoke, R. Cottle, Esq., re-
elected; Bewdley, T. T. Lankester, Esq.; Bolton, Jas.
Slowcroft, Esq.; Chichester, W. Mason, Esq.; Evesham,
J. B. Haynes, Esq.; Hastings, F. Ticehurst, Esq.; Here-
ford, R. Archibald, Esq.; Hertford, J. M. Carter, Esq.;
re-elected (sth time); Leominster, T. B. Stallard, Esq.;
Ludlow, Francis Massey, Esq.; Newport (Isle of
Wight), R. Sewell, Esq.; Portsmouth, B. Bramble;
Romsey, Josiah George, jun., Esq.; Stockport, Alderman
Orrell; Wigan, Thomas Morris, Esq.; Winchester, C.
R. Thomas, Esq.
We are enabled to contradict the report circulated
through the medium of the German journals, of the
dangerous illness of the Earl of Westmoreland, in Berlin.
Beyond a trifling cold the Noble Earl is in the possession
of good health.