The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-29 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL' S.
The unfavourable state of the weather had a marked
eff ct on the attendance yesterday, which was remarkably
thin ; speculation, as a:matter o, course, was dull enough.
The transactions of the day were briefly as follow .

THE DERBY.
13 to 1 agst Mr. Batson's Plenipo (taken)
20 to 1 agst Duke of Grafton's Olympic
200 even between Mr. Yates's Bentley and Mr. Watt's Bubastes,
and the same between them for the St. Leger, both to be named

LOUTH COURSING MEETING.
Nov. 19, 21. 22, AND 23.
The Cup was won by Mr. B irtholenew's Baron and
the Sovereign, beating Mr. Hoskins's Herdsman.
The L uth St. Leger of 80 soya. was won by Mr. G.
Allington's Bouncer.
The Oak Stakes were won by Colonel Eltuhirst's Mid-
night.
The Derby Stakes were won by Mr. E. Smith's Master.
The Witcall Stakes were won by Mr. G. Allington's
Clifford.
The Tathewell All Age Stakes were won by Mr. Has-
sail's Hammer.
The Tathewell Grange Stakes were won by Mr. Smith's
Bluster.
Stakes were also won by Mr. Bartholomew's Bella,
Mr. Beridge's Taclioni, Mr. Bartholomew's Busy, Mr.
Loft's Lark, Mr. Beridge's Toy, and Mr. Beridge's Tangent.
Several matches were run.

The fame of Gustavus, or the Masked Ball,
ha, spread far and wide ; and we hear that, in consequence.
their Majesties will command it on their return from
Brighton.
THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE.— Letters
were received yesterday suiting the safe arrival of his Grace
and suite in Paris. The Duke was expected to dine with
his Excellency the English Ambassador and the Countess
Granville yesterday ; and will' Louts Philip, the King of
the French, to-day.
The Duke and Duchess of Gordon arrived
at Pitfour on Friday week. His Grace, with Captain
Fere uson of Pitfour, and a small party, killed 143 head of
game on the same day.

OLYMPIC THEATRE.—The weather was
most discouraging last night, and yet this favourite haunt
of gaiety was extremely well attended. After the amus
ing and well-acted burletta of Beulah Spa, a new comic
drama, entitled Hush-Money, was produced, and was
en•irely successful. It is full of lively and laughable
equivoque, which, in the hands of Liston and Keeley,
who played the two chief male characters, told admirably.
Their exertions to " keep the auoience in a roar" were
effectively seconded by Mrs. Orger and Mrs. Tayleure.
LIVERPOOL COTTON-MARKET, WEDNES-
DAY, Nov. 27.—The Cotton-market is not so lively to-
day. The sales are about 3,000 bags, without change in
prices, say 400 Maranhams, Sid. to Sid.-113oweds, 9d.
to 91,1.—Bahias, Sd.—and Surats, sd. to 6d. per lb.
It is said that Viscount Althurp and the Se-
cretaries of the Treasury will be more frequently 4' at
home" than formerly to their Parliamentary friends and
supporters during the approaching Session. Many of the
friends of the Ministry complain that they have hitherto
neglected their interest in n ,t giving "petits diners," as i
the time of Pitt.—Morning Paper.
HALIFAX MARKET.—The sales effected in
stuff goods, at this market last Saturday, were more nume-
rous than important, as the merchants declined purchasing
beyond what they had received orders for. which at this
season of the year is generally limited.—Halifax Express.
HUDDERSFIELD MAnKET.---This market
last Tuesday was equally as brisk as that of the preceding
week, and for woollen goods of a middle quality there was
a good demand, and former prices fully maintained.—

Halifax Express.
BRADFORD MARKET.—The demand for
stuff goods, at this market, last Thursday, was pretty
good, but the merchants wanted them a shade lower than
they had formerly given, which being universally refused,
the transactions were rather limited, although they would
average those done during the last three or four weeks.--
Halifax Express.
The Mini.ter of Commerce and his newly
made bride were present at the representation of M.
Scribe's new comedy on Saturday, at the Theatre Francais,
and seemed to enjoy the wit and satirical allusions of the
dramatist quite as much as the rest of the audience. The
lady's beauty fully equals public report; she appears, how-
ever, two or three years older than the age given to her in
the journals, which was fifteen.—French Paper.
'We i
have much pleasure in announcing the
birth of a son and heir to the Right Hon. the Earl of Wil-
ton. This joyful event took place at about 3 o'clock on
Monday morning, and we are happy to add that the Noble
Countess and the young stranger are both doing well.—
Manchester Herald.
On Tuesday night a meeting of the inhabi-
tants of Poplar, convened by the churchwardens, was
held in the Town Hall, to consider the adoption of means
for the repeal of the assessed taste, and for relieving the
parir.h from the heavy expenses of. the police. The cus-
tomary resolutions on such subjects wore agreed to.