The Sun.
London, England, 1833-04-30 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, 1831.
The Desert Stakes of 100 sous. each, h.ft., fur 3.yr-olds.

A. F.
Lord Chesterfield's Alexis, by Leviathan.
Mr. Payne's Ganges, by Tigris.
Col. Peel's c. by Emilius, Bee in a Bonnet.
Mr. Greville's Zethus, by Mameluke.
Lord Vernlam's c. by Reveller, Tredulla.
Gen. Grosvenor's c. by Stainborough, Tivatty.
Lord Orford's c. by St. Patrick, Stays.
Mr. Houldsworth's f. Festival, by Reveller.
Lord Exeter's 1. by Sultan, Marinella.
Lord Jersey's c. Glencoe, by Sultan.

NEWMARKET CRAJ'EN MEETING, 1833.

Second year of a Sweepstakes of 50 snvs. each, h. ft., for
fillies Bst. 71h. A.F. Those by Emilius or Sultan,
51b. extra.
Mr. Haffenden's f. by Bobadel, Zoe.
ch. f. by Wary Pope, Dunarzade.
Mr. R. Wilson's f. by Filho, Twatty.
f. by Filho, Isabella.
Mr. Henry's f. by Camel, Monimia.
Gen. Grosvenor's f. by Lamplighter, Blue Stocking.
Lord Tavistock's f. by Royal Oak, Mona.
Mr. Roberts's f. by Whisker, Cloudesley's dam.
Lord Lowther's IT by Merlin, Fawn.
f. by Partisan, St. Julien's dam.
Lord Exeter's Sister to Green Mantle.
Sir M. Wood's f. by Emilius or Lamplighter, —Leila.
Mr. G. Walker's Alice, by Langan.
Mr. Hunter's Sister to Forester.
Lord Chesterfield's f. by Leveller, Ambiguity,
Mr. Grant's, by Filho, Orpheline.
by Trump, Valentine.
Mr. Ridsdale's, by Tramp, Octavia.

THE ROYAL STUD AT HAMPTON COURT.
The annual sale of yearlings bred at this establishment
took place yesterday at Tattersall's. The following are the
particulars : GS.
Bay colt by Emilius,--sister to Spermaceti—to Lord Lichfield 150
Chesnut colt, by Langar,—Delphine, engaged in a Stake of
100 sovs. each m York August Meeting, 1835—t0 Captain
Bulkcley
Brown colt, by Redgauntlet—Ada—to Mr. Greatorex fio
Bay colt, by Camel,—dam of Moses—to Mr. Yates 135
Chesnut f., by Sultan,—Rachael, by Whalebone—to Mr. Yates 230
Chesnut f., by Whisker,—Elizabeth, by ainbow—to Lord
Orford
Bay f., by Camel,—Maria, by Waterloo—Mr. Edwards 175
Bay f., by Reveller,—Lainia, by Goh.ima, engaged in the
Craven Meeting, 1 0, h. ft., for fillies, D. M. ; and in a Pro.
duce Stakes at Bath, 50, h. ft., 1335—t0 Lord Uxbridge.., 135
Brown f., by Camel—Galatea, by A madis—to Mr. W. Edwards 70
Bay f., by Waterloo,—Ambrosio's dam 25
Lord Conyngliam has sold Minster to Lord Lichfield for
6001.

By accounts recently received from New York
it appears that Bucx, the ex-box and book.keeper of
Drury-lane, with his wife and child, had arrived and taken
up their abode in one of the first hotels in the city.
Upon the calculation of a police officer, it is
said that more than 100 of London thieves are new in
this city.—Bristol Mirror.

The influenza is very prevalent at Halifax,
Manchester, Liverpool, &c., but we do not hear at any
fatal cases either there or elsewhere. —Leeds Mercury
Sir F. FOLK E 2 Bart., has established a pottery
on his estate at Loweshy, where flower-pots, vases, and an
infinite variety of articles are manufactured, after classic
and truly elegant designs.—Country Paper.
VACANCY IN THE THAMES POLICE OF-
FICE.-Government do not intend to fill up the vacancy
caused by the death of Captain THoszAs RICHIiELL, R.N.,
the resident Magistrate of the Thames Police. By tt is
arrangement 8001. will be saved. On y two salaried ma-
gistrate• have been officiating for some time past at tl e
Queen-square and Marlborough-street offices. The same
plan will be adopted at the other police offices Si vacancies
occur.