The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-28 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING.
TUESIIAr, APRIL 26,
The King's Plate of boogs. fora year old mares, carrying
lost. R.
Mr. Carforth's gr. in. Marcia

Mr. C011i115011'5.i:11. M. 41440-anti - - 2
Five to c on Marcia.
Sweepstakes toogs. It It. D. C.
Lord Sackvillc's Dick Andrews, 5 yrs old, 9st. -
Mr. Wilson's -Surprize, 5 yrs old, fist. 71b. . 2
41i`

. . _ . .
Mr. F. Neale's Bobtail, aged, Bst. ioib. - 3
Mr: Watson's Lignuin Vitw, 5 yrs old, Bst. tolb.
Mr. Delete Radelitle's Lucan, 6 yrs old, Bst. 71b.
.pd,
Eleven to 8 against Dick Andrews; .; to 2 against Su rpri te ;
Bto 1 against Bobtail ; and-3 to 1 against Lignuin Vit:e.
Sweepstakes of to•gs. each, D. ft. for 4 year olds.
..D., Ip.d
Mr. Robson's Orange Flower, 75t.,41b. . . 1
Duke of Grafton's Penelope, Bst. - - 2
Ld Sackville's Pacificator, 7st. 61b. • - - 3
Mr. Fletcher's Highland Fling, Bst. 81b. .- pd
Mr.' Wilson's Sophia, 7st. 61b. - - pit
Mr. Delon:, Radclill's hr. c. by Fidget, out of Celia,7st. 21b. - - - -
Three to 1 agst Orange Flower ; 7 to 4011 Penelope ; and 3
to i agst Pacificator.
111 r. Wilson's b. c. by Buzzard, out of Young Eclipse's
-dam, 6st. 71b. beat Mr. Sitwell's Regina, 2 yrs old, Bst. 71b.
Yearlings C. sogs.-7 to 4 on Buzzard.

GOODWOOD RAOES.
WEDNEsDAY, APRIi. 20.

O A Sweepstakes of zo Guineas each.
Lord Egrcmont's brother to Shoveller, 5 yrs old - I
Duke of R►chmond's Arachne, by Cobweb, $ yrs old 2
Mr. Prior's b. h. by Traveller, 4 yrs old . -3M r. Ilyndlo.is's ch. g. Blemish, by Symmetry - 4
Blemish the favourite ; 4 to i agst Arachne; 6 to 4 agst
brother to Shoveller; 3.t0 i agst Mr. Prior's b. h.

A Hunter's Plate of 6o Guineas:
Sir C. Thomas's ch. m. Matrannee, aged . t r
Duke of Richmond's gr. h. You Know Me, aged 2 2
Mr. Ilyndloss's ch. h. Hermit, aged .- ' - 3 3
Miss Leclerc's br. nt. 6 yrs old e. ' ...., 4dr
Hermit the favourite; 5 to t agst Miss Leclerc's m. 4 to
t agst You Know Me; 3 to 1 agst Matrannee.
A Match for so Guineas. Two Miles.
Mr. Ladbroke's Alchymist, 3 yrs old, Sst. - I
Mr. llyndloss's Garnerin, 3 yrs old, Bst. - . 2
6 to 4 on the winner.
A Match tbr so Guineas. One Mile. Pay or Play.
Mr. Ilyndloss's h. Giles, 4 yrs old, Bst. . . t
Duke of Richmond's ch. h. Cedar, aged, 9st. - 2
2 to I on the winner.

City of Chichester Plate, 501. for all ages. Three-mile heats,
Mr. Durand's Sir Sydney, 5 yrs old Bst. tolb. -
Mr. Ilydc's Skyrocket, 5 yrs old Bst. tolb. - 2
Mr. Prior's b. c. by Trumpeter, 2 yrs old Est. dis.
Sir Sydney the favourite; 4 tot agst Mr. Prior's b. c. ; 3 to
agst Skyrocket.
Mr. Dupre's Glow-worm, paid 2cgs. forfeit to Gen. Len-
nox's Shark, kw.. 41b, a match for sogs. two miles.

THURSDAY.
A Sweepstakes of to Guinea.

Lord Egremont's m. Trinidada,
_3. yrs old Bst. -
Duke ol Richmond's .ch. h. Cedar, git. 71b. 2
Sir G. ThOmas's br. h. Leader, 3 yrs old, Bst. - 3
His R. U. the Prinpe of Wales, Mr. Byndloss, and Mr.
Lailbroke, did not name.

The winner the favourite ; s to t agst Cedar; 3 to I agst
Leader.

-Mr. Gage's br. m. Yankee, by Boston, aged, paid cogs.
tioleit to Mr. Shakespeare's Soho, aged, a match for Sobs.
last. each. Two miles..
City of Chichester Plate, Sol. for 3 and 4 yr. olds, heats of
two mile each.

Mr. Durand's Morgan Rattler, 3 yrs old . 2 I I
Mr. Ladbroke's Alchymist, 3 yrs old i 2 a
Mr. Byndloss's Garnerin, 3 yrs old, fist. Sib. . dr.
2 to i on the winner.

A Handicap Plate of Sol. Two mile heats..
Mr. Hyde's Sky-rocket, syr old, gst. 71b. 4 0 1 1
Sir G. Thomas's Matrannee, OSt. 7th. 1 o 2 dr
Mr. David's c. 3 yr old, Bst. iolb. - a dr
Mr. Prior's bl; c. 2yr old, 6st. 71b. - 3 dr
Duke of Richmond's I. ayr old .. .. dr
Mr. Byndloss's Giles, 4yr old, gst. 81b. .. dr
Sky-rocket was the favourite at starting, and after the dead
iteat,,commanded the odds.

FRIDAY.
A Match for Fifty Guineas. Three Miles.

Duke of Richmond's Goldpecker, aged lost. 41b.
Mr. Shakespeare's Soho, aged, 9st. 41b. 2
Goldpecker won easy. •
The Lady's Plate of 6o Guineas. -

Mr. Byndloss's Cites, 4 ysold, tost. 41b. 2 /
Mr. Ladbrokc's Marian, 4yr old, lost. glb. i z 2
Mr. Durand's Sir Sydney, s yr old dr
Marian the favourite.

A Match fur 50 Guineas, h. ft. Bst. Two miles.
Mr. Byndloss's Garnerin
Sir G. Thomas's br. h. Leader • - 2
Leader the favourite.

General Lennox's Shark, 13st. 41b. matched against Mr.
,
Dupre's Glow-worm,
.14st. 41b. two miles, lOt so Guineas,
walked over the course.

As Dodor BOWEN,' of Bath, was riding in his
carriage on Friday evening last, near the Grove, his
horses took fright, and run down the street with
great violence ; his coachman was thrown from the
box ; a poor labouring man in endeavouring to stop
the carriage, was trampled under the horses feet,
the carriage went over his body, and he was killed
on the yot. Soon after the carriage was stopped,
and the llJdor escaped unhurt.

At niggles Wade Fair, .ori Saturday se'nnight,
ruppet.sho%v was brought into the town. The ma-
chine going upon- four wheels, and being used also
for the purpose of a dwelling.house, about one o'clock
in the morning a fire broke out in the same, occa.
sioned by a lighted candle withiin side setting fi
re
to the bed, which burnt with great rapidity, and
much alarmed the inhabitants round the market.
place, where it stood. The man who slept therein
had just time to escape, without saving any thing'
The Royal Amphitheatre continues to be every-
evening crowded with fashionable,Company ; such
is the powerful attraction of the Edertainioents;
supported by the talents of such Performers as St.'.
Pierre, Madame Volange, Laurent, Johannot,
wonderful Smith's Equestrian Feats, Crossrnan'tr,
inimitable Clown to the I-lorsetnanship, the chardi
ing Columbine of Mrs. Wybrow, and the excellent
acting of Mr. and Mrs. Astley in the Iron ToWcfs!'
• Nov E urv.—The Proprietors of the Royal Circus
produced, for the first time, last night, a Neyi.,
Grand Serious Ballet, called Louisa of Lombardyi,
or the Secret Nuptials, in which •Mrs. PARKER
made her first appearance on that Stage these
five years, in the Charaler of Louiv, %%NO
she very admirably sustained. The Piece pl..'
ses'es vast merit ; the lively interest exciter!
is
well kept up, and the developement of the story.'
afforded the most heartfelt gratification. Its third,
representation was announced fur to-morrow even',
ing, amidst the highest applause.