The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-16 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

His Majesty, it is expected, will hold a Council on
Monday, at the Palac. at Brighton.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Sophia Alatilda, visit-
ed the Duchess of Kent and the Princess yesterday, at the
Palace at Kensington.
The Ru-sian and Austrian Amhassvdors, the Prus4an
Minister, the Baron de Wessenburg (Minister from Au.-
tria, on a syecial mission), and the French Charge d'Af.
fairest held a cord. retire yesterday aft -rnoon with Visenunt
Palmerston at the Foreign-office. The Marquis de Fun-
chal, Portuguese Minister on a special mission. and the
Belgic Ministers, had interviews with Viscount Palmerston
yesterday.

The Lord Chancellor and the Right Hon. C. Grant
visited Earl Gr 6, yesterday at the Treasury.
Lord John Russell and the Right Hon. P. Thomson had
interviews yesterday with Viscount Althnrp.
The Right Hon. Sir Stratford Canning transacted
business yesterday at the Foreign offitte.

Viscount Althorp returned to town on Thursday evening
rom St. Albans.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BRIGHTON HURDLE RACE.

These races excited an unusual degree of interest among
the fashionable~ at Brighton. They came off y sterday
afternoon on the racecourse, and the promise of sport held
out by the printed list attracted thousands to the spot. It
was rumoured, that if the day proved tolerably fine their
Majesties intended to honour the races with their presence,
which created additional interest, and by two o'clock. the
time announced for starting, the hill was thickly Euddeo
with numerous splendid equipages, presenting a most ani•
mated scene. Some delsy took place in starting, in the
expectation of their M ,jesties' arrival no the count, and
considerable disappointment was manifest at their non-
appearance. Shortly after the e o'clock the ride's moon ed
their horses. The first hurdle was put up about 500 yards
from the winning-post, and they were about one hundred
yards apart. All the horses started well together, and
made the first leap in admirable style. scarcely without a
f,ult. The ',Toad hurdle was cleared in the sine admi-
rable manner, and the third the same, without making a
single gap. Don Juan and Gulnare got the lead, and
kept it for some distance till they rounded the course ; the
Earl of Errol's Ensign made play, and Swerver followed
close to his heels. Ensign k-pt the lead, and leaped the
hurdles in beautiful style. He won by a length, Swerver
coming in second.
Upon the whole the race was admirably conteste,l, and
afforded the utmost gratification. We subjoin a list of
the race :.—•

A Hurdle Sweepstakes of Five Guineas each, for horses
not thorough bred, that have never won any Sake or
Plate, to carry 124 t. each, to he bona fide the property of
gentlemen, and to be rode by gentlemen in coloured jack-
ets and caps. Ten subscribers or no race. To name arid
close on the 11th November, 1833. The names to be
entered and the stakes paid to J. Sewell, Veterinary Sur-
geon, 78, Church-.trees. To be run over the new course,
one mile and three quarters, taking six leaps in the race
over sheep hurdles, starting from the winning post, taking
three leaps going out and three coming home. Any horse
fol!owing through a gap that a leading horse may have
made to be considered di,tanced.

SUISCRIIIIIRS.
Earl of Errol immesh. g. Ensign—rider, T. Tourl, E-q. 1
H. Bites, Esq. names br. g. The Swerver—F. Hey-
al•atn, F q 2
Viscount Dillon nartss r. g. Pegasus—Dillon . 0
Sir R. Falkiner, Bat. names b. m. Gulnare—H. B. 0
G. Harrington, Esq. names b. m. Kittums—R. Brack
enbury, Esq 0
F. Goring, Esq. names b g. Don Juan—J. Sconswer,
Esq. of the King's Dra oon Guatds 0
J. Sivewright, Esq names b. g. Sailor—T. Smith, Esq 0
T. N. Kemp, Esq. names b. g. Jerry—T. N. Kemp,
Esq 0
T. P. Wadsworth, Esq. names gr. g. :1114zeppa, by
Arbitrator—T. P. Wadsworth, Esq
F. S. Colyer, Esq. names b. g. Rockingham—F. S
Colyer, Esq 0

NEWMARKff:T COURSING MEETING.
FRIDAY.—Ties for die Cup.
Rattler beat Gal ita, Isabel beat Clara, Isabel beat Rat-
tler, and won the Cup.
Ties for the Allington Stakes.
Ina beat Gipsey, Venture ran a bye, Ina beat Venture,
and won the Stakes.
Ties fir the Chippenham Stakes.
Partisan boa Richmond, Ivory ran a bye, Ivory beat
Partisan, and won the St ikes.
Ties for the Cheveley Stakes.
Violet beat Fanny, Nareissa ran a bye, Violet beat
Narci.sa, and won the Stakes.
Port Stake..
Vivid beat Wizard, arid won the Stakes.

MATCHES.
Mr. Dobede's Diamond belt, Mr. Edveard,'s Arthur.
Mr. C ,bede's Druid beat Mr. Edtvares's Arbutus.
Mr. Edx,iiils's Atom beat Mr. [Merle's Daffodil.
Mr. Dunn's Mist, r beat Mr. Marshall's MA. qui&
Mr. Frvrr's Coventry beat Mr. D,:bede's Dance.
Mr. Dobede's Darlia heat Mr. Dunn's Blinker.
Mr. Gil ett's George heat Mr. Bryant's Euthymus.
Mr. Fling's 1-tivu'et beat Mr. W. Marshall', Nimble.
Mr. Weatherby's White Daisy beat Mr. Dubede's De-
c, priori.
Mr. Finch's Gab beat Mr. Vipan's Vengeance.
Mr. Hall's Hasty Dragon beat Mr. Fryer's Cleopatra.
Mr. Bryant's Elm beat M. Bryant's Princes.
M. Weatherby's Warwick against Mr. Bryant's Erntst
(undecided).
Mr. Marsha'l's Margrave._against Mt. Fyson's Farmer
(undecided).
Mr. Bryant's Elk against Mr. Fyson's Darling (un-
vided ).

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Mr. Vipan's Vengeance beat Mr. Bryant'e Eagle.
Mr. Isaacson's Princess beat Mr. Inskip's
Mr. Gillett's Gillnare beat M. Ala-shall's Alarinu.
Mr. I),ibecte's Diamo,,d beat Mr. W. Marshall', Namtle.
Mr. Alarslial's N Isnn beat Mr. Bryant's Ellen.
Mr. Weathel by's White Daisy beat Mr. Inakip's Ida.
Mr. Dohede's 1) ,nee heat Mr. Gille,t's Game.
Mr. Ala.shall's Illtrqu,s beat Mr. Brya•nt's Eel.
Mr Doberle's Dail. aid b•at Mr. Finch's Goaling.
Mr. Hall's Hasty Dragon beat Mr. Finch's Godolphin.
Mr. Fyson's Flirt beat Mr. Dobede's Duchess.
Mr. King's Ruby beat Mr. Inskip's Isis.
Mr. Gi'lett's G'ingo heat Mr. Fys Fearnought.
Mr. Gillett's Goldfinder aget. Air. Fryer's Caradori--
undecided.
Mr. Blanes Edith beat Marshall's Mameluke.