The Sun.
London, England, 1833-03-05 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCIL

TATTERSALL'S. to
The three first favourites for the Derby are quirt ishlooo
venge appearing to have the call. The odds abhegoel'
too indefinite to be quoted; 3 to l was betted that
to Newmarket or Epsom in the spring.

DERBY •
9 to 1 agst Mr. Rawlinson's Revenge
9 to 1 agst Mr. Ridsdale's Glaucus
9 to 1 agst Mr. --'s Prince Llewehre'd,
10 to 1 agst Mr. Hunter's Forester (offer , OA'
IS to 1 agst Duke of Rutland's Moses's dan!..„o)
20 to 1 agst Lord Exeter's Emmeline colt
25 to 1 agst Lord Tavistock's Anglesea
25 to 1 agst Lord Graham's Twatty colt 001100
3.9 to 1 agst Sir M. Wood's Br. to Margraulo)
33 to 1 agst Lord Lichfield's Mounteagie (0)
50 to 1 agst Mr. Houldsworth's Blank to
to 1 agst Twatty and Mounteagle (taken'.
OAKS.
10 to 1 agst Duke of Grafton's Octave 6--
10 to 1 agst Lord Chesterfield's Weeper
15 to I agst Lord Chesterfield's Fanny Grel spte
16 to 1 agst Lord Exeter's Sister to August
ST. LEGER.
II to 1 agst Mr. Watts's Belshazzar (takel)oken)
1144
toto
agst Lo
agt Mrt.diard
Vansittart'scievo.a m
Roocikoiyng halo (taken'
Moloe
15 to 1 agst Mr. Gully's Frankenstein st
itinritEswoanl.
2to 1 offbred agst Anglesea. Offer sto taKe d'S
Wilson's Silvertail colt. The Duke of Richmonh.
colt and Blank, were also spoken of at 7orB to _,,
0,0
TLohredsCr.onyinbftganha,sms'steßepalsesectlhawacediteadts ee
two or three dal' 004
NewmarkeAt, aer one hour's illness.
ke .5 dal;
twelve horses are expected to start, including
grel

Mr. C. KEMEYS TYNTE voted in the isivoto7
on the second division on Friday night, on the goes
adjournment.
IVir.
We are authorized to state that ,
WALL is in London, and that it is his deter
meet the charge made against him at the earli":t mete
period. He has called his friends together, W":iisf,
his house this morning, and to avoid all risk s:mtialn
strucCon, he will be guided entirely by their ad/I—
the interval before his trial.
RAILROADS...—. Messrs. BADNiitoprei
GILL, of Manchester, are exhibiting a supPssu,tiOl
went in this important feature in modernll4l 410
'
the National Gallery of Practical Seience 1 00
to substitute an undulating railway for s lehf add
A
founded on a belief that the momentum obtains" •
esr;
riage in descending a bill of given inclinatisS'e
rs
than equal to its impulsion up another of ORet
inclination and altitude; and that, consequently' saes'
carriage of a certain power will run a mile, t pill
pdis
flies," on the undulating road, in less time than ow:
a level road,—or, in other words, that it will g° t 9 Ora
undulating surface with more facility and yew— f
over a perfect level. We have seen 84513, ebe ~
experiments, but do not consider them frst, be ;-,/
m nierat:ve of the fact ; nor will our scePtic's,;•ted_.s
°
moved before the plan has been satisfact rib:rijon-0
we understand it very shortly will), on a 1.7 e
over a sufficient line of road. As the inventors
s:
ails&
to publish the theory on which tl ey ground
improvement, we shall defer further remark 00 t"
until a copy of the work is before us.
Th.--- ' before 1.0

Aere is preparing to be laid bewii
House of Commons a statement or abstract of all ",t,
now in force in Jamaica relating to churches, pl'm
other places for religious worship; relating Wildeet:
sons resorting to or assembling thereat ; and to Peh.erst:
holy orders ; and to ministers, missionaries, PreSchtolvi,
teachers of religion; and to schools and achrirotdr
and to persons attending at any schools or ues
attend and obtain instruction therein, disting-
" slaves" from other persons.
ELECTION RIOTS.—The trials of the,Pi,
concerned in the late election riots in this town de;
on Thursday, at the New Bailey. Evidence 11",,,
only against JOHN M'Clotex and seven others, I;
supposed to be the ringleaders, who were found gn".',lo. ocrw
others were consequently acquitted. The Court seato r
the prisoners to four months' imprisonment,
kept to hard labour.—Bolton Chronicle. fto SP
Extract of a letter of the 25th ult., ir.0,°,00:,,
Remy :—" A serious disturbance took place at E 9
0-1 the 19th instant. At ten at night about It Ore:,
met at a butcher's, and soon after appeared in t" reP"i
with torches, and dressed in white. A wonla°,4eetio;
senting the Duchess of BERRY, and a youth, rePr' fhica'
HENRY V., walked in the midst of the cortege,
perambulated the town amidst shouts of Viye,se P,4
V. ! Vive la Duchesse de Berri ! A bas la draP"obP-
colore !' On arriving before the Hotel de Ville!,v
there was a military post, the rioters redoubled 0-001
ciferations. One of the party struck the sentinel
,;11
iron bar, and seriously wounded him on the hea":cael:
attempt was made to disarm the soldiers, but
quence of strong resistance the aggressors were r'tijiiee
withdraw. They continued, however, to Patareocr
streets during the greater part of the night.''''
Paper.
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ANDREW WILSON.—The following
literally from the burial yard register of Patb'l,eesPitS.
" The corps of ANDREW WILLSON, baker, son colt- i• of:
WlLLsost, baker, and inn-dweller in Dunnikeer
APr
tuet Gallefocio Edinburgum), was interred thei.,ls,reet
1736 years, lying in the grave of WILLIAM
and EUPHAN BEVERIDGE—the grave 2 foot an".,'o
7 foot long." This is the ANDREW WILSON Wh°
cuted at Edinburgh at the time of Poazzooss,s
described by Sir W. SCOTT in his tale of the "-eh'istv
sb :A
Mid Lothian," and who, when he was conducted t°-
the Sunday p;evious to his execution, guarded J.0
other sbjr•
soldiers, held them all three fast, one in each ,",:j.O
other by his teeth, till his fellow-prisoner designs " die
fiden;roacnivraeepn:
eetb.:yaottfAhthhneeesoinraladwtmeixlynethuloarLebfsaiotnGaNdnE,ut:onbon,:nommpi
esEamt:Ro
nihsoeiszindi
zedteen.rwT.iseaodssrrhoc,eoo....,arnforoccoad2:
of the grave being reopened, and could not but reL Pr)

nnliewttihhaEseerd2:4ll.: BIRTHS. i,,tbeo
of William Ryves, of Ryves Castle, county of Linl' „pi
hi:nifisrnto..s,yLsdioi:intE.Cambridge-terrace, Regent's-10,;telo
of a son.
doefovOEdi Ocerlo.4
On the 3d inst., at Willesden, the lady of James
On the 3d inst., in Guildford-street, Russell-sei-rt of
~ P'
ruptcy, of a son.
Park-place, Brixton, of a daughter.
.01;
MARRIED. of st,oo
Oil the 27th ult., at Coleshill, Mr. John Wend' ~ Hue 1*
street, to Mary Anne, fourth daughter of the late r" veils
Esq., of Kingshurst-liall, in the county of Warwies" lisa„,ol.
- hi' t° Ir'' On the 2rl inst., Mr. J. Cato, of Holborn- i ' roe,
youngest daughter of Thomas Ensor, Esq., bherbo
f"
DIED. tilde
h'eq'ladCyomomf Commissioner
Vfo:th eD:telts:e..tho 13:n;r
tavie, the wife of Pierre Francois Laporte, Lessee eOO
of the Italian Opera and Coventt-garden Theatre. web he
.i
On the 2d inst , after a long and painful illness,anClSpite°
In July list, at sea, on board the ship Eanwnt' vir , ashr.
manded, Lieut. James Walmesley,ungest O,
On the Ist inst., at Tunbridge Wells, Mary, Ye _inster kiv
of the late James Esdaile Esq of New-place, VP." of Sir
se'
,„01490
ander Ramsay, of Balmain, Bart.
Charlotte tDe
On the 2d inst., at Camberwell-green, - of
ksq., Ole
cond daughter of the late Nathaniel Basnett, ~ A
On the 2d inst., in Loi'idon,' Thomas, fourth son
India House. Sarnife
ReYal . - d'
wife of Edward Coleman, Esq., Professor of the
On the 2d inst., in the King's-road, St.
10
College. infu
long and pa
ceod
On the 3d inst., at Brighton, after a
Maria, the wife of T. W. Muskett, Esq.
AshleY
On the 3d inst., aged 3 years and J m0nth5,,..,.,. A 94.
Pancras', vete,
Warre, third son of John A. 'CharlesWarre Want, age"
On the 4th inst., at Hackney, Mr.

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