The Sun.
London, England, 1856-12-11 00:00:00

NEWMARKET OPEN COUitSING MEETING.

CHIPPENHAM FIELD.—TUESDAy.
Produce Stakes for Dog Puppies.
Mr. Gillett's bd Grosvenor reed from HoWs Knapsack;
Knapsack absent.
Mr. Garrard's r and wh Lancelot beat Mr. 13egbie's Bur-
gundy.
breaartirsAlLryrißeeed's bk
Mr. Pertwee's bk Kildare beat 31r. Reed's I Rector
Racer. Lord Stradbrooke's bk Mahomed
Lord Dobede's Damon beat Mr. Gar , , •
wh Bobadil.
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Crust ;
Mr. Begbie's bk and wh Bauch
Mr. Randall's bk Archibald beat Ur. Buekviorh's bk and
Mr. Dobede's Dred boat Mr. Jones' Gordon Cumiling.
Produce Stakes for Bitch Puppies.
Begbie's wh and bd Gunn.etrbobaetat
Mr.M Lr.aßwarledicael,ls's.bßket-
Lear.
Myrrh. Mr. B egbie's bk and wh Garnet beat Lord Stradbabknrdiaknwed'itswi bt
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Kissingr. Reed's ecerdu'sstßanbeeseynrtee. eivedfrom Mr. Hole's Kissing
Mr. Gillett's r Garnett beat Ur. Reed's Rarity.
Mr. Garrard's r Lnnelle beat Mr. Buckworth's r and wh
Bagatelle.
Mr. Randall's Rhapsody beat Mr. Lawrence's Luck I
Dobede's Garrard's
bfkLpoor arai n(e2
(2) beat
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BKteireMlaktavenParrrci.:;:a.ke. Lawrence's bk t Lady Wildair beat Mr. Dobede's
lk
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All age Stake.
Mr. Randall's bk b Lady Clara beat Mr. Gibson's bk ant
wh d Gunboat.
Mr. Vipan's bk Valinda boat Mr. Stocken's bk d Sultan
Mr. Lawrence's Leoline (2) beat Mr. Dobede's bk d Delius.
Mr. Dobede's bk d Draco beat Mr. Allison's r d Earl
Derby. •
Mr. Randall's bk b Asylum beat Mr. Swinborne's bk and
w d Economist.
Mr. Lawrence's bd b Leonora beat Mr. Gibson's wh d
Nimrod.
Mr. Gillett's wh and bk b Grace Darling, beat Mr.
Goode's bd d Grimaldi

-111 r. Gibson's r and wh d Rover beat Lord Stradbrooke's
bk b Miranda. _ _

bd and wh Architect beat Mr. Gillett's be b
Governess.

Mr. Randa~l's bk b Riot beat Mr. Dobede's Damask.

FURTHER Loss OF LIFE IN THE CHANNEL.—LIVER
POOL, Wednesday.—The barque Cassibelanus, which
left this port on the let Instant, returned yesterday con-
siderably damaged, having encountered a heavy gale
from the south-west on the sth and 6th, when off Tus-
kar. On the latter day she lost fore and main toptnasts,
and one seaman and an apprentice off the foreyard.
The barque is in a perfectly tight condition.
MERCHANT SHIPPING.—The mail steamer Gambia,
which arrived at Plymouth on Monday, reports that
the Coquette sailed from Fernando Po for Liverpool on
the 30th of October, and the Moselle, from Cameroons
f r Bristol, 4,n the 13th. The St. Lawrence and the
Elizabeth Emily were at anchor in Cameroons on the 25th
of November.' At 011 Calabar October 31, the Thorn-
hill, Africa, Calabar, Eindra4elA, Clangregor, Abeona,
Hants, Lady Head, Paramatt;, and Petrel. At Bonny,
November 6, the Princess Royal, Biondine, Majestic,
St. Andrew, Catherine, and William Miles. The Earl of
Derby sailedLiverpOol on the 6th of November. The
bark Wolverton, Capt. Jupe, from Bonny, was wrecked
off Calabar Point on the 17th of October when in charge
of a pilot, the weather having fallen suddenly calm and
thick. At New Calabar, the Sarah How and Mermaid.
The Lori Duncan called from Accra on the 2d of No-
vember for Bristol, and the Bryn-y-Mawr, from Cape
Coast Castle fur London, on the 6th. The brig Sultana,_
from Liverpool, arrived at Sierra Leone on the 9th of
November. 111,3 ship Eli and the bark ?nnwtirop were
at Teneriffe on the 30th of November,