The Sun.
London, England, 1851-01-24 00:00:00

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SPORTIIN Gr INTEL LI GEN CE.
TA I' fERSALL'S—YESTERDAY.
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STARES.
Offers to take 2 to 1 about Grecian.
CIESTER CUP.
12 to 1 agst Mr. Treeu'a Rnesus—taken and after.
wards offered
18 to 1 agst Mr. Pedley's Cossack—take 20 to 1
18 to 1 agst Mr. Meiklana's The Italian—take 20 to 1
28 to 1 ugat Mr. Brown's Haricot—taken
30 to 1 agst Lord Chesterfield's Lady Evelyn—taken
freely
30 to 1 sgst Lord Eglititon's Knight of Avenel—t
30 to 1 agst Lord evfiet.'s W alit rwer—token
50 to 1 agst Lord Clitden's The Elting (lout,
1 000 to 15 agst Mr. Downes'.; Strap—taken
1,000 to 10 agst, Mr. Nlnegau'), Ites,bor4,u.:ll—taken
lt he, us. et,S;qld:, haricot, L:dly Eve]) 0.
:end The Knight of Av(IA, e
.1 41 /I..vieSt,
*it improved gnotAlut.s. . lrouncer, is

DLiBY.
5 to 1 agst Mr. H. Howrti's Grecittr.
13 to 2 agst Mr. Halford's Thu Prime 31iLi,t6r—tuke
7 to 1
12 to 1 sgt-t Osbaldestou'i•MouLtain Sylph colt
—!,4110 13 to 1
12 to I agst. Mr. A. Nichol's N,wminstor—take 13 to 1
1,000 w 30 .gst air, Meiklaro's Cunhtelitvion— taken
50 .0 1 agst Sir J. llawle)'s

1,000 to 10 *apt Lord Zetland'. Lightfoot—take n
1,000 to 20 was laid three or four times a4.t Constel-
lation, and 1,000 to 10 seven or eight times agbt Light Lot.

otacg.
15 to 1 agst Sir J. Havvle)'s Vermuth—taken
INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.
MANCHESTER RACES, 1851.
Handicap for the Manchester Tradesman's Cup, forfeits
to be declared on or before February 10.
Age at lb Age at lb
Peep-o'-day-Boy . a 8 12 Docility
Cossack
Dough 6 8 8 Achyranthes
The 4 8 7 Mouse
Russborough4 6 10
Elthiron
Woolwictl ..... ... 5 8 5 Eva
Pitsford
Snowstorm 5 8 0 Baroness 4 6 11
Baby • 5 7 12 B c by Gladiator,
Legerdemain
Windischgratz
The Italian
Rhesus 5 7 8 Candlewick 4 6 3
Mark Tapley
Escape 6 7 7 Flash
Chautrey 5 7 7 Gaffer Green .a 5 12
Champion
Alp
Cocktail
Wild Rose
Bushranger 4 7 5 Black Doctor
The Dart a 7 3Oh c by John
Caprice
Garforth
Bro to Dough 4 7 0 Golials.
enief Justice
Christiana
Gr hby Verulaw, ISeagull ..
out of Whim ... 5 7 °Sunrise
Juggler
Lady Eden
General Sale
The Sweep 4 6 12 Little Ftewr 3 4 0
Prior of Lanercoat 4 6 12,'Colibri 3 4 0
Elcho
Handicap for the Salford 1
declared
Age at II
Dough 6 8 8
Woolwich ......
Russboruugh
Elthiron
Ui iel
The Iron Duke 5 7 13
The Italian
Lady Hylda
Rhesus 5 7 11
Miss Ann 5 7 11
Comet 6 7 11
Maid of Tenm

3orough Cup; forfeits to be
Feb. 10.

Age st lb
Conveyor
6 10
Lady Jersey
Baotou 4 6 10
Cauriri
B c by Gladiator,
_ _

out of Abbess 4 6 6
Flash
Oxford Blue
Blister
4 6 6
Abbess of Jervaux 4 6 6
Candlewick 4 6 4
Captain Parry
Electricity
;Sir Philip .. 4 6 0
Birthday... 4 6 0
Lass of Uunderlay 4 6 0
,Aristocrat
/Unity
I Pandemus
sfaid of the Moun-
tain
Pierre de Touche 3 5 0
Manchester 3 5 0
Paquetta 3 4 4

Valley 5 7 9
Champion
Wild Rose
Christiana
Haricot
Chief Justice
Ribaldry 6 7 2
Heroine
The Sweep 4 7 0
Elcho
Alonz,) 4 7 0
Docility
Landseer 5 6 13!

IIAWKING,
It is stated that this aristocratic sport will probably
be introduced on Lincoln race-course, at :he approach-
ing steeplechases. The inhabitants of Lincoln hate
not had an opportunity of witnes,ing this sport since the
days when the late Duchess of Sr. Albans exhibited
her stock of falcons on the race-course.
L

'AN TO BRITISH GUIANA.
The tenders for the 70,000/. guaranteed 4 per cent.
oan to British Guiana were opened at the Treasury this
afternoon .hortly after two o'clock, in the presence of
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. J. 11. Prescott,
the Governor, and Mr. Thomson Hankey, jun., the
Deputy-Governor of the Bank of England, and several
of the parties making the proposals.
The first tender opened was at the price of 9SI. per
1001, for the '70,000/. The next was at 95/. for 5.000/.
Then followed an offer of 1061. for 5,000/., together with
when; for 10.000/. and 30,0001. at 1011, and 1001.; Baily
and Hammond offered 101/. 10,, 6d. for the whole, or
any port; Mr. Ralph Ricardo and Mr. George Burnand,
on behalf of a life-office, 1031. 6s. Bd. for the whole; and
Mr. Goddard, as actuary fur the Rock Life Company,
1051., also for the whole.

After a short conference, the Chancellor of the Ex-
ch.-quer intimated that the offer of the Rock Life Com-
pany at 105/., and the one at 106/., which was by a pri-
vate individual, were the highest, and tberefure they
would be accepted.
In answer to a question from the Chancellor of the
Exchequer,
Mr. Goddard stated, that the Rock Life Company
would have preferred the %hole amount; but never-
theless, they would take all nut tendered fur above their
price.

It was then stated that the Rock Life Company would
have apportioned them 65,0004 at the price of 1051., and
the private individual 5,0004 at the price of 106/. Both
these offers, as well es ttli• tender made by Mr. Ricardo
and Mr. Burnand, were understood to be above the
minimum fixed by the Government.
The following are the tot ma on which previous loans
similarly guaranteed have been taken:—
LoweAt of Price of
the tenders Consols at
accopt.d. the time.
108 95
• 109 ••• 931
▪ 11211 991
111 k ••• 100
,•• 112 i ... 99
105 i ••• 94i

Dec. 16. 1842 ...
July 7, 1843
May 3, 1844 ....
Dec. 6, 1544
April 11, 1845...
Dec. 5, 1845 ...

COLLISION IN THE STRAITS.—The Confidence, of
Bristol, from Newport to Barcena, was run down by the
United States' frigate Constitution, in the Straits ot Gib-
raltar, on the let of December, and sank in three minutes.
The crew were saved. The wind at the time was east-
south-east, the Confidence standing north-east, and the
frigate running before the wind at the rate of nine-and-a-
half knots an hour.

TITS LICENSED 'VICTUALLERS SCHOOL.—Tbe an-
nual ball in aid of the funds of this excellent institutiot.i. notk too
place last night at the London Tavern, and there a•ula
was kept
have been less than 1,200 people present.
up with great spirit to an advanced hour, a
in Mr. Bathe's establishment being pit in requisition for thel rs Dancing ierge rooms
were fazed
reedfretoshtmheenutst.,
occasion. The demand for tea, coffee,th numbers assembled,
was on a scale commensurate h
and the resources of Mr.
wifbsupport. The schools maintain,
edda ns'7lSiC ' with
bondtl earen7dafford the charitable
their body a most liberal and
most. Certainly the iccentAs
clothe,raisew institutionsort
h connected
amou it 0
their establishment upwards of 1,200
educate 126 orphans,
who would otherwise be
and
been received in them.
destitute, and
PITAL.--The annual report of
Cuaarsc
boys anddg
s
s
committee of this charity has just be presented to the
iernitchssaiai:cvkcsees pileB -
the It appears that •
at a cost of 2,4301. lls. 1 I fd. Of these, 1,210 were
subscribersin the course of the last year
110,106 ,n ns w •ere admitted on the books for
i'lne.lipeallients, and 17,895 were out-patients (many of whom
were visited at their own homes), and the greater part were
restored to the blessings of health and to their occupations
for the support of their families. These, with the cases re-
ported in former annual statements, made a total of 186,863
sick and needy individuals who have partaken of the advan-
tages of the institution, from its commencement to De•
'ember 31, 1850. Great as the amount of relief afforded
would, from the above statistics seem to be, we are informed
that the accommodations of the hospital are still inadequate
to the wants and numbers of applicants for its amistanse.
The cases of accidents and sudden injuries which have been.
brought to it during the last year amounted to .2,766; of
which 643 required to be immediately admitted as
tin-pa-
patients. .Of the 19,105 mentioned above, as being '
1 during the same twelvemonth, 1,220 were with I.4,t_Qa.rd'in,?!.BiBns-
troduction from governors and subscribers; whilst nli'
all, tinder
were admitted without,any recommendationtsoa
a fact stated
these circum-tances, we may call attectiotabe
increased,
without much additional expense,
by the committee, that the efficiency
be
enoccupied for want of
as a portion of the bui ding hithertod
fitted up, of fifty more
of
materiallycbarity might,
funds would admit, if finished and . .
beds being added to those already . . .
more in-patients annually.
which appeared in The
ROBERT TATLoilli --This me-
and would thus afford the means of its receiving 500 or 600
DEATH. OF Loaf)
1.
yesterday) took place at the barracks, 'ermoy, on
Sun of .
lancholy
• last, in constquence of the breaking of a
Sunday evening
It
lin the lungs. appears that his Lordship was
blood-vesse
in the town of Fermoy, when he saw a man besting
walking
event (a brief account of ~k,
a dog. On '
„monstrating with him, the man struck Lord
Robert a blow, which; he instantly returned, and then said,
„I am choking with blood." After lingering some days. he
died without pain or suffering. Lord Robert was the second
son of the Marquis of IleadfOrt, and had only recently ex-
changed from the Guards to the 49th Regiment. The Mar-
quis of Ileadfort, the Earl and Countess of Bective, Lady
Olivia Taylour, and Lady Virginia :Sanders, were present o
the sad occasion.
We should like to have the handling of that
calumniator, who said the ladies are the very reverse of their
mirrors—the latter reflecting without talking, and the former
talking without reflecting.

r •
and the Coroner issued his Nv..rrant f iZ the ftccuseAt
committal to the county gaol at Bury St. EcialuiooCi..i:,-;
for triNl at the next assiz.s. In :04( pfursi----DF 4,4 ji
evening he was conveyed to the gaol at EttiSN3l.-,1-i-r