The Sun.
London, England, 1851-02-03 00:00:00

Acceptances for the Great Metropolitan Stakes.

Age st lb
Peep o'-day Boy a 8 1011
Glauca
Russborough
Clincher 4 8 3
Elthiron
Old Dan Tucker 5 8 2
Windischgratz
Snowstorm 5 7 9
Vatican
C by Dromedary,
dam by Mulatto,
out of Lunacy 4 7 8
Vampyre a 7 7
Ruby
William the Con-
queror. 4 7 7
Sauter-la-Coupe 5 7 5
Rhesus
(Edipus
Minimum
Damask
Ch c by Gladiator,
out of Zenobia,
Kborassan's d 4 6 10
Dulcet a 6 10
Brother to Dough 4 6 10
The Sweep-
NORTHAMPTON AND
Acceptances for the Great
Age st IbJ
Vatican
Sr. Rosalia
Rhesus 5 7 13,
Clermont a 7 10,
Legerdemain
1
Langton
Clothworker
Kissaway
Bro. to Dough
Bushranger 4 7 3
Zadoc 4 7 2
The Cocktail 5 7 2
Tophana 6 7 1
Mouse 4 7 1
tilocltan
Selina
Joe Sutherland
Cottager

Age st lb
Kathleen 4 6 9
Mouse 4 6 8
Agis
Little George 4 6 6
John of Berwick 4 6 6
Gillyflower 4 6 6
Selina
Eva 5 6 4
Estafette
Ondine 4 6 0
Valentino
Aristocrat
The Ban 3 5 4
Ch c by John o'
Gaunt, d by The
Saddler, out of
Miss Etty
CMBUS 3 5 0
Hesse Homburg 3 4 10
Sunrise
Bro. to Truthteller 3 4 10
Pandemus
B c by Sir Hercules,
out of Empress,
by Emilius
Ingratitude 3 4 6
Don Pedro
PYTCHLEY HUNT, 1851.
t Northamptonshire Stakes.
Age st lb
;The Swindler 4 6 4
Nutmeg
Valentine
The Cutler 3 $ 13
Torpor
The Ban
Truth
'Cnesus 3 5 6
Sis. to Legislator 4 5 6
Bro. to Truthteller 3 5 4
Harpsichord
Ch c by John o'
Gaunt, dam by
The Saddler, out
of Miss Etty
Pandemus
Ginevra
Leap-year

THE 1,000 Sovs. MATCH.—We understand that in
the great match at York between those celebrated horses
The Flying Dutchman and Voltigeur. the former will be
ridden by Marlow. and the latter by Flatman.
MOVEMENTS AT NEWMARKET DURING THE MONTH.
—Arrivals—At Armstrong's—lracundus, 3 yrs; Sicyon,
4 yrs; and filly by Venison, out of Duvernay. At
Cooper's—Filly by Amorino, out of Earring; and filly
by lon, out cf Parade. At Rogers'—St. Ann, 6 yrs;
Gtve-and-take, 4 yrs; Lamia, by Venison, 2 yrs; and
cult by Venison, out of Glee, 2 yrs. At French's—
Colt by Faugh-a-ballagh. Left—Rogers'—Filly by
Arundel, out of Bay Dorothy, 2 yrs; and'Croat. Wa-
nuts has gone to Mildleham, and Lord John Scott's
horses to Ilsley. The stallions. Irish Birdcatcher and
C..ar, have arrived at Messrs. Barrow's, Stud Paddocks.
Seccatura, 2 yrs; Hymettus, 2 yrs; and Delland,
yrs; have left Stephenson's to be sold at Tattersall's.
THE YORK GRAND STAND.—The race committee are
carrying en some improvements at the grand stand;
they aro making the top " sloped," the same as New-
castle, Liverpool, &c., which will bo a great improve-
ment, aul ono that has long been wanted. The old
Two Mile Course, which was considerably short of two
miles. is also being made the exact distance for the ap-
proaehipg great match between Flying Dutchman and
Voltigeur. The improvements on the course are under
the superintendence of Mr. Silvester Reed, of York, and,
no doubt, will be ably carried out.
MOVEMENTS AT MIDDLEHAHL—The following horses
are now in good work:—Constellation, The Italian,
Raby, Snowstorm, Mark Tapley, The Cocktail, brother
to Etleidale, colt by Trueboy, brown colt by Lanercost
out of Lightning's dam, Maid of Team Valley, colt by
Fancyboy, Carthagenian, Auctioneer, Little Davie, Go.
liab, Oxford Blue, Census, Elthiron, Hippolytus, Flying
Dutchman, Bonnie Dundee, Shagram, Lucio, Anchises,
Juggernaut, Jack Leen:ing, Vortex, Vivandiere, Fleur
de Seine, mare by Henriade (for Goodwood Cup),
Knight of the Garter, and Cara Cara.

[ADVERTISEMENT.]-Bell's Life in London, Sun-
day next, Feb. 9.--Turf Prospects for 1851—Acceptances
for the Spring Handicaps—Critical Remarks, by Pegasus—
Horses in training in England and Ireland—Racing fixtures,
and latest moves at the Corner Steeplechases at Lincoln and
elsewhere—The Chase, Coursing, Aquatics, Pedestrianism,
Angling, Salmon Fishing, and every sporting incident of the
week—bpf ning of Parliament—The Queen's Speech. Price
of Bell's Life, Sixpence. —Office, 170, Strand. Average sale
of Bell's Life in Loudon, 29,000.
THE ALTERATIONS AT CUMBERLAND GATE.-
With respect to the gates given by Mr. Hope, we are in-
formed that these, together with two new pair of
gates, will
form side entrances, so that there will be five carriage ap-
proaches, forming an extended line, the marble arch being
in the centre— an amusing arrangement, truly.—Builder.
PRICE OF ADMISSION TO THE EXHIBITION. —"Weunderstand that the arrangement of the prices of admission
the Great Exhibition of all Nations will be graduated to
suit the means of all classes. It is probable that. one
clny
in
the week will be set apart for the necessary g and re-
arrangement of the interior of the building.eOnmone of the
remaining five days the price will be eight shillings; on two
other days, five shillings; and on the remaining two days,
one shilling for each admission. This scale is not absolutely
fixed until it shalt receive the sanction of the general body
of Royal Commissioners, but we believe that something very
like it will be finally adopted.
THE BRAZILS.-
The Linnet packet, Lieut. James,
arrived at Falmouth yesterday with the Brazil mails. She
sailed from Rio de Janeiro on the 19th December. Exchange
39 to 0 i. Spoke the Petrel packet off Rio going in. On
9
freight 4010004