The Sun.
London, England, 1833-08-26 00:00:00

BLJJNDFORD RACES, AUG. 23.

After our last account was sent, a free handicap of 5
suvs. each, and 35 added, was won in three heats by Ce-
cilia, beating Kittums, Terror, and Dusky.

STOCKTON RACES, Auu.`,!:;.

Sweepstakes of 23 sous. each for 3-yr.-olds.
(6 Subs.)
Mr. J. Smith's The Window Slit
Mr. Hudson's Agricola bolted
Sweepstakes of It) soya. each, and 25 added. Two miles.
(.6 Subs.)
Mr. W. Richardson's Comus, 3 yrs
Mr. Gascoyne's Tuberose, 4 yrs
Mc. Motley's Palmtlower, 3 yrs
Two others not placed.
A 7'.faiden Plate of 5 Of. was won in two heats by Mr.
Carbutt's b. c. by Lottery, beating Mr. Wilson's Vesta,
Syntax, and Pantomime.
FatnAv.-A Tureen, value SO soya., was won by Mr.
Richardson's ch. c. by Connie, beating Nitsons and Maid
of Oats.

TEA S YACHT CLUB.
This opulent and distinguished Club, on Satnrday gave
another silver cup, in addition to the usual below bridge
in honour of the birthday of their august patron his
MAJESTY. The Club is too well known, and the honour
and influence of its meinbers too well admired and suffi-
ciently appreciated, to need any comment on its merits.
Every thing was done on this, as on every occasion hereto-
fore, to ensure comfort to the friends and gentlemen of the
Club, and we are happy to say, with all on beard, that
never were exertions crowned with more success. The
Royal Sovereign steamer wa, engaged to accompany the
match, and left her mooring off the Tower with as elegant
a company as ever graced a craft, and the anchor was
dropped facing the Hospital, and preparations were made
for the start. The following yachts had been entered to
contend

Yachts Tons Owners' Names Colours
Nymph ............... 8 T. Smith Red over Blue
NN ater Witch ...... 8 J. Unwin White with Red Cross
Sabrina ........... G. 11. Gunston ...... White before Red
Figaro ..................18 R. 'l'. Wells White with Blue Star
Vestris ............. 81. Weston Red withYellowCross
Victorine . ........... 16 T. C. Stokes Blue with White Cross
Ada Jane ............15 G. W. Sweeting Blue with Red Cross
Four only of these were phiced, the Nymph, the
Vestris, and the Figaro not being present. The Vestris
was excluded in consequence of her having carried off the
last club cup, and one of the other boats was bound by
wind and weather off the French coast. The S.W., wind
blew but slightly in the morning, but as the breeze fresh-
ened so did the betting, and hundreds were sported on the
occasion. The fast sailing qualities of the Sabrina put
her foremost on the list, and so strong was the opinion in
favour of this beautiful yacht that she was even backed at
2 to 1 agaitst-the field. The Victorine has undergone
considerable improvetnent, and, although the odds were
taken briskly, still many were apprehensive that " she'd

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKEIS.
At per stone, by the Carcass.
a. d. to s. d. s. d.tos. d.
2 22 I Mutton, inferior 2 2 2 4
2 2 2 4 - middling 3 4 3 6
3 0 3 2 - prime 3 8 4 0
3 2 3 6 Pork,large
3 0 4 6 small- 4 2 4 8
ski to 43. 10d.

beef, inferior •
- middling
- prime large
- prime small
Veal
Lamb

The hops in some grounds at Orchard Port.
man are better than they have ever been since this plan-
tation was established, and now present a beautiful
appearance. The late warm nights have brought the burr
into hop, and in those fields which were not attacked by
the insect is a promise of a beautiful crop.—Taunton
Courier.

WHITBY AND PICKERING RAILWAY.-
We are glad to find, that this work will boon be com-
menced. The directors are advertising for tenders ;
and in a few weeks, the inhabitants of Whitby will have
the pleasure of seeing the railway begun at their end of
the line. The inhabitants of the district through which
it is intended to run, look with great anxiety for its
completion, justly anticipating the greatest benefits as the
result.--. York Chronic-4.