The Sun.
London, England, 1834-12-09 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S.

DERBY.

3,1•4'
Several bets were made without materially affecting th,'" o
~„dal
which will be found, almost to a figure, the same as on TB"'"
last

11 to 1 asst Lord Jersey's Silenus (taken)
11 to 1 agst Lord Orford's Ascot ( Angelica colt) (taker)
13i to 1 agst Mr. Ridsdale's Coriolanus
16 to 1 agst Duke of Cleveland's Pucelle colt
17 to 1 agst Duke of RuHand's Darioletta colt
18 to 1 agst Lord Exeter's Aurelius
25 to 1 agst Lord Jersey's Ibrahim
30 to 1 agst Duke of Cleveland's Bee-in-a-Bonnet
1000 to 30 agst Mr. Robinson's Stockport (taken)
1000 to 25 agst Lord Warwick's Niobe colt
10)0 to 25 agst Lord Verulam's Varennes colt (taken) ~)
7000 to 125 agst Duke of Richmond's Leopoldine colt (ta'"
2500 to 100 agst Captain Grant's lot (taken)
9 to 2 agst Mr. Ridsdale's lot
100 even between Ascot and Silenus

OAKS.

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200 even on Mr. Greville's Preserve agst Lord Chesterfields
Majesty and Mr. Mills's Hester.
;feeFle
Lord Waterford's Lancet, which run at the Aylesbury atirt
Chase, died a day or two back from an injury received in eitoe
himself from the river.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLO`')
Demerara papers are received at the North and South
rican Coffee-house, to Nov. 1. :

( From the Guiana Chronicle.)
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4. We understand that a memorial to his Majesty's 6° 11115
merit, depicting the present deplorable state of affairs 51`beel
colony, and praying for measures of relief, has alreadYot IS
most numerously and respectably signed. The doetw't tbe
got up in a tone at once calm and temperate ; but, a bici!
same time, clearly pointing out the grievances under
the colony at present labours, while it earnestly solicitsrellioiii
By the Barbadoes papers we learn that some very sefrfcri'
disturbances had occurred at Port Spain, in the Island f $
nidad. The cause was owing to the illegal punishmen" °
prisoner, confined in the gaol by the Meade.

TRINIDAD. f cOrV
On Saturday last -this town again became a scene ° ober
fusion, from a riotous mob n; free persons, who to the ,t'uovert
of hundred assembled, and marched down to the u r re;
ment House, claiming from his Excellency the Gover"'p
dress for an injury and insult offered to them in the.l,erbe
a prisoner confined in the gaol. They complained inat
been severely flogged.

TOBAGO. 0 °lf
It must give great satisfaction to every person
interest in this colony, to witness the good conduct an"°rder°
behaviour of the apprentice lalKiurers since the new °
things has been established. mad'
Arrivals this morning—one French mail ; a LislPeorar
by the Confiance, Sailed on the 2d December ; a 10'
Island mail, by the Reynard, sailed from St. Thorna°s
13, from Barbadoes Oct. 27.
The following is posted at the North arid South Ara
Coffee. house :
,hat
as

" Fa',mourn, DEc. 7..—1 beg to inform you t,4,, -1,
Reynard packet arrived this day from the West Ind licit
am sorry to add the islands are in a very distressing starbo't
the exception of Barbadoes and Jamaica. The dist° 105
that have taken place amongst the slaves have been °I. itab obl:
serious nature. At Demerara Sir James C. S. SEal iv ....svd
obliged to have recourse to the extreme penalty of thourbao'v•
executing one of the negroes. At Trinidad the dist, colic,so,e.
were also of a very serious nature. At St. Kitts, 'nhe t'
quence of a misunderstanding of the proclamation of t , :01
°
vernor, the slaves had recourse to such violent measure:: trf,
require the presence of nearly all our men of °Aarbcol A
station : when the packet left Tortola, two men had bg. _i
rested for murdering one of their associates with chide scar:
the Danish island of St. Thomas, two men were un , Vrif,
tence of death for setting fire to the Theatre. 1 ul,9;flea
ever add, that when the packet left, tranquillity °—
restored in all the windward islands." I

THE . aOSO
At length we have the arrival of FUNDS n n
Sir R. Peel iv eti tar
The express from Paris is important in one Islnefav°
debate in the Chamber of Deputies having terminate'
of Louis
We ha ve n Philippe, who is now absolute.
„; er
No news from the theatre of war in ye°
Consols opened this morning at the closing price °
day, 92k for the Account.
Spanish 53i- to 54k ; Portuguese 844. v, dojo,
HALF-PAST • tic 41;
Consols are firm at 92k 1 for the Account, with -
in either the British or Foreign Markets. Spall
frocitls
Portuguese, 841-
()nor' scs*
We hear the Soho steamer has arrived from 11c,
letters of the 4th instant; all was tranquil. No P°..-1
CL
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THREE 0' •-

Consols for the Account, 92
THE FUNDS —CI
BRITISH
Bank Strok 22%
per Red 291
3 per Cent. Cons
3% per Cent.
3% per Cent. Red
9,14;
hew 3% per Cent
4 per Cent. Assented
Dissented
Long Annuities to expire
J.a 1869 17 1-16
Oct 1859
Jan.lB6o

•
.OSI
FUNDS. ~,,
India Stock ....• ......
Ditto .............. :.„.
South Sea Stock ...............
/
Ditto Old Annuities ••••• .... to,
Ditto New Annuities .•••• ... 0.
Ex. Bills, ........ "
Ditto ...•... !,
Ditto 50"1 .... ............ •••''
Bank Stock f,';' Act- .. 0!
India Str:ia for Opg,
Con,„ is for Opg• .............

Belgian,l3.4.,sntra; n, 5 per cent
5 per cent ~"'
FOREIGN FUNDS.
Ayres, 6 per centsq4
- , ~ ,)er ceP.I: o'l
Portuguese Bow's, 0 .
.........
~,....
Brazilian Bo ,0g
. 984 Ditto, New Ditto" ................ ~..
...,
78N Prussian, 5 per cenet•,,,t. ....
~
(. ,ti•
Bonds,so Russian Bonds, 5P r
........... . :414
, .. an, 6 per cent
Columbian, 6 per cent
Ditto, 1821
IGD'erariiila'n, 6 pel7cse.nst per
rent
---
31 Ditto, 1823 ......................
~,..
I)ato,ec7-14 French, 5 per cent .•
... I ,
Exchange
Ditto,i,a n1:1
cc t a 1 I.i.c.
... ..
.. ............. 0
...
~.. :::,
4,
Spanish, 5 per cent ........• fl. 7:c.
Mexican, 5 per cent , 1825 4l French, a per..'
cent ........ .......„. •,;(14
1825, 1; per rent ....Dutch,2 per cent. ..... ........ . 7.'
. .... • • - •
Ditto, 5 per cent. ..••••"
Alf

We are requested to contradict the report thal;,die
J. Robins is likely to offer himself as a Tory candidate for
borough of St. Marylebone, this gentleman having e?atioo,
stated his resolution never to support any Tory Adminis
a bii
idY •
Viscount Palmerston is on a tour. On Ir Stsilli
Lordship was canvassing at Portsea with Sir Georg for for tile
ton ; he is not expected to return to Stanhope-street
present, as he is busy electioneering. • n ill
, Great progress has been made by the
the temporary Houses of Parliament. The
Commons is finished, and also the ilotning, and everY!l thelf
in readiness to place the bench P-s for the members 'll,O ‘7
situations, and both Hones will be finished in the coy
next month. It
• a VI I
A 'magnificent range of stables is now 12,e;np ootej
tor the Marquis of Salisbury in the rear of FCnt°° 5 roan d'
upon a new principle ; the coach-houses are on the g
the stalls for about thirty horses arl above. gWallerkryiribeei:fi-gileri

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