The Sun.
London, England, 1851-02-13 00:00:00

SPORTING INTE7t LIGENCE.
Sl'. ALBA N'S S EEPLEC 1 i EDNESDAY.
Fcce l 0 sovs. iach, and 40 waded.

Four rniie3. (11. Subs.)
Mr. J. Mason's Trust-me-Not, llst (Owner) 1
Mr. Tresham's lltn Lomond. list 31b (Frisby) 2
Mr. J. Tollitt's Valiant, 10st 6lb
Tile following ,also ran :—Mr. J. Elmore's Mulligan'
11 t 41) Etmore)—Mr. 1:1,,v.-a•d'z; St Lager, 10st
(Chabmab)—Mr. St:Afdrn's Subduer, lOst (21b (ll'
Bradlt,y)— Mr. Tilbury's The Hawk. 10st 71i) (Planner)
Mr. Price's l.c islator, 10=t 41t,(owher)—
Reodsourgb, 10st, 41b (Bali)—Mr. PniTut's Buscot, 5
yrs, lOst `alb (A t rcher). St.
St
Betting-2 to 1 agst Trust.mw-Not, 3to 1 o
Uger, 6 to 1 agst Valiant, 7 to 1 agst 11.4,,edsbargh. 8 t')
1 agst B:e-cot, and 19 to 1 agst u Lomond. Wan
e'"l3'; Valltat a bad third, St. Lager fourlb. itad
gislator filth. •
The S Bing, Stakes of 3 sovs. each, p.p., and 20 addod.
Th. miles. (13 800 Mr, A. Routh 's
Mr. Gray's Outcast, 10st ,..(Price) 1
Mr. )arby's Brown Brawl 9st 131 b .........(Owner) 2
Mr. R vortices The Baron, Ilst 91b (car. 12st 51b) 3
Mr. H. Edwards's Herts Yeoman, 9:4 131 b (Archer) 4
The f.Aloa ing khr) sta. trd :—Mr. Austin's St, litith:
list 20) (Stnitil)—Mr. br g by Liverpool, Way
11lb (114cidey)— Mr. G. Edward's Rigby, 10it Illb
(Owner)—Mr. Mersh's Paddy, 9st 3lb (Coletnan)-41,t'
Fi,aritley's Brunette, 9st 131 b (Pranner)—Mr..Goiller o
1,1
Lacorn,rtnoor, 9st 131 b (H. Reed)—Mr. A. Whee
Crystal, 9st 131 b (Owner)—Mr. S. Charlton's Catherine,
10.4. 4th (H. Bradley). •
b
Betting-2 to 1 agst the Liverpool gelding, 4 toayil
I Vic
rgst Ruth,' Kath,rine, and Ilerts Yeoman. Won
by three Ip,,gths; Bsron a bail third, and Herta Yeomen
fourth. Paddy did not get , ff.
NEWMARKET COURnING MEETING.--TuEBDAT

Ceippenhatn Field.—The Derby.
Mr. Holmes's naplot nt Mr. Moody's Royalist' •
Mr. D.ibede's Dunksld bt Lord B:radbroke's Miser.
Mr. Dobqde's Damson bt Mr. &mud's Look-alive.
Mr. Round's Lightfoot bt Mr. Buckworth's Bully
Mr. Buckworth's Bacchus bt Mr. Hill's Model Prince'
Mr. 1-Willis's Metaphor bt Lord Stradbroke'S Moscorb
Mr. Fyson's Gift bt Mr. Gillett's Northern.
Mr. Fyson's Factotum bt Mr. Moody's Reserve.
The Cup.
Mr. Gillett na Forerunner bt Mr. Finch's Rocket.
Mr. Dubede's Donald bt Mr. Hilt's Seville. •
Mr. Dobede's Dot bt Mr. Gillvtt's Glaucs.
Mr. Holmes's Mocking Bird bt Lord Stradbroke's r.
Mr. Round's Liberty bt Mr. Buckworth's Bolingbroke.
Mr. Gillett's Gallantry bt Mr. Holmes's Movement.
Mr. Gillett tat ff.iirplay bt Mr. Moody's Rowena.
Mr. Buckworth's Beeswing bt Mr. King's Repute.
The Oaks.
Mr. Finch's Ruby bt Mr. Dubtde's Dora.
Mr. Dobedc's Durt bt Mr. Holmes's Moneytaker.
Mr. Holmes's Merry Lass bt Mr. King's Regina.
Mr. Round's Lola, Montes bt Mr. Fyson's Fanny.
Mr. Fyson's Pismo bt Mr. Hill's Henrietta.
Mr. King's R,-gard bt Lord Stradbroke's Marigold.
Mr. Gillett's Gingerbread bt Mr. Buckworth's Berths'
Mr. Gillett's Grateful bt Mr. Dobede's Dahlia.

WEDNESDAY.
The Port Swkes.
Mr Fyson'i Florette bt Mr. Backworth's Barbaro.
Mr. liounei Linda be Mr. Gillett', Green Mangle' os.
Mr. tiolaies'. Minceavrer bt Mr. Gil:ett's Girl of Ae
Mr. flohnes's Ita,der bt Mr. Moody's Regent.
Lord Stralbroke's M3uto bt Mr. Dobecie's Diamond'
Mr. Ilia's Miss Mary ht Mr. Finch's Negro.
Mr. Dobede's Dewdrop bt Mr. Fyson's Fearless.
The Derby.
ht Gift'
First Ties—Factotum tit Marplot, Damson --
Dunkrld bt Bacchus, Metaphor IA Lightfoot.

Th; Cup.
First Ties—Mocking
Bird bt Beeswing, Liberty bt
Donald, Ftsuplay bt Dot, Forerunner In Gallantry.

The Oaks. bt
First Ties—Lola Mobtes bt Flame Merry Lass
R,gard, Gingerbread bt Ruby, Grateful bt Dart.
The Ex,iirig Stakes.
Mr. Round's Lit!logo bt Mr. Ftner,'s Crenoline.
Mr. aibede's Diadem bt. Mr. Hill's Model Prince.
Mr. Gillett's Great Northern bt Mr. Finch's Rads'

81 THE FORTHCOMINq GRAND SPECTACLE

AT D Y-LANE. h
An Er,glish version of L'En 'ant Prodigue. w ;01
now attracting crowded houses at the Grand Operstig
Paris, is to be produced in the course of the next we
bs
at Drury-lane, under the title of Azael the Prodigal., b$
words are by Scribe, and the mu.ic by Auber, sud r
been produced in Paris in a style of gorgeous sp.lecd°:o
which throw, even the 'I entations and the Jeuive into
tt as
shade. It will be produced in the same gorgeous stYl,
Drury•lane, no expense having been spared in its prow;
tion; its cast includes the whole strength of thefre°;:
pricy, and for magnificence of scenery, novelty of "164:11
and gorgeousness of costumes and proportions, it,wl„:
we understand, surpass any thing that has ever yet et-.
produced. A most Efficient corps de ballet has been eir
gaged, and on the occasion of its production Madeol°";
selle Victorine L, grain, pretnire danseuse of the Cirs°*-
Opera at Paris, will make her Milt.

SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY- „a
The auoreuce of the sacred Harmonic Social '",
getting " small by degrees," and last evening the
tendance at Exr-ter Hall to hear the repetition of Ist'—„
in Egypt was by no means , large. We are not el%
prissd at this, and until some order ,e
taken with the chorus-singers and with the
orchestra, the attendance will continue to diminish. "1".
performance of the magnificent chorus,
thick darkness," was positively disgraceful—out oft of
and out of time, it was an execrable couglollieje:nts,l:eS:l:
discords. The orchestra, too, was most. at
loud, men were labouring away most yigorou
trombones and ophecleides (neither of which testi' I:13
When
be it remembered, were in existence in the u".-1,1,- what
Handel wrote), and making a horrible din, with d gr.
objcct we are at a loss to conjecture, unless inuee.. the
Costa thinks the din of the brazen instruments es
less of two evils, and seeks by the braying of "°.rn,,f the
and ophecleides to drown the inharmonious 12°Lsv -
chorus.