The Sun.
London, England, 1832-08-13 00:00:00

EXETER RACES, AuG.9.

SECOND DAY.—A Plate of 50 sovs. given by the city
Members was won by Mr. Dilly's Tru,lp sbeating Mr.
Trelawny's Walter and Mr. Leg's Pilton. A beautiful
race. Won by two lengths.
Handic,p of 50 sovs., with 20 sovs. added. Won by
Omer hewing Ca'eb.

Purse of 100 sous. Mr. Taunton's Coronet beating
Wassailer. The sports thr,,ughout were excellent.

TIPPERARY ELECTION.—We yesterday an-
nounced the return of Mr. °TWAY CAVE as representative
for this county. Mr. CAVE was proposed by Mr. JAMES
RoE, of Roeshoraugh, and the nomination was seconded

by Mr. FOGA RTY, the Barrister, who read letters from Mr.

O'CoNNELL, recommending Mr. CAVE to the freeholders
as one of the most unaffectedly honest men be had ever
known.—Dublin Morning :Register.
SALE OF THE ROYAL CLARENCE VASE.

—Saturday last this magnificent specimen of British art
was submitted to public sale. Mr. ROBINS observed that
the gold about the vase was alone worth 1,5001. and that
its invention was owing to the taste of his late Majesty,
GEORGE the Fourth. The first bidding was 1,0001. and
it was ultimately knocked down (and bought in, we be-
lieve) for 3,000 guineas.
One of the most celerated Russian poets,
GABRIEL ROMANOWITSCH DERJAVIN, lately died at his
estate near Novogorod. In his youth he bad served with
distinction in the Russian army. He next entered the
Administration, and was created Minister of Justice by
CATHERINE 11. Soon after he retired, and devoted all his
time to poetry. One of his odes, "To GOD !" has been
translated into Latin and into Chinese by order of the
Emperor of CHINA, who had this piece of poetry printed
in good letters on elk, and hung up in one of the apart-
ments of his palace. The English also have translated
some of his works, and published them 1808 in four vo-
lumes.—French Paper.

PROFESSORSHIP TO THE COLLEGE OF
SURGEONS.-.—Mr. HENRY EARLE has been appointed
Professor of Anatomy and Surgery to the College of Sur-
geons, in the room of Mr. GUTHRIE, resigned.—Medical
Gazette.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, AUG. 11.

—The demand for cotton during the week has been steady,
and, notwithstanding the large arrivals, the market closes
with,mt any change in American or Brazil desci iptions.
Good qualities of Uplands are comparatively scarce, and
continue to sell at full prices, whilst the middling and in-
let for qualities of Alabamas offer iu quantity without meet-
ing with so ready a sale. The sales of the week, includ-
ing 300 bales American taken for export, amount to
13,600 bags. Import, 56,067. 1,500 bales of cotton
are estimated to have been sold to-day; prices remain
without alteration. The particulars reported are, 300
Brazils and Egyptians, the tormer—namely, Pernams, at
Maranhains, E3i-d. to 91, B,hias, ;id.; and the latter
at Sid. ; about 1,200 American descriptions from 6id.
to 71d.

CHOLERA AT LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY AND
Sarintni.Y. —New case', 110; deaths, 20 ; recoveries,
77 ; remaining, 165.

PORTUGAL-DON PEDRO'S EXPE-

DITION.

FALMOUTH, AUG. 10

The Hermes steamer, Lieutenant Bastard, anchored in
our roads about 10 o'clock this morning, and brings news
from LiAon and Oporto : the former place she left on the
sth, and the latter on the 6th inst. The intelligence
brought by her is of consequence, and very favourable to
the cause of Don Pedro, who, although he has not ad-
vanced from Oporto, is, by remaining in that place, gain-
ing such a strength of force as will enable him to ensure a
successful march through the country. The accounts, too,
give a most favourable report of the st tte of the people,
who are daily flocking to his standard. The following are
tl e particulars, which I have gathered from an intelligent
officer, copied from his private journal, and which con-
tain several circumstances highly favourable to the popu-
lar cause.

LISBON, AUG. 4.
Sir J. Campbell returned from the army on Thursday
evening, in consequence of having found the troops, par-
ticularly the 2d and 4th divisions, in a very insubordinate
state, and has refused to take the command. General Povcas,
who commanded the 2d division, has been superseded, and,
it is currently reported, is gone over to Don Pedro ; also
a cadet, two other officers, and 57 men and' horses of the
I st Cavalry Regiment.
The inhabitants of Coimbra have generally removed to
Abrantes, in consequence of Don Miguel having com-
menced fortifying the former place.
Report states that the Government of Don Miguel will
not in future allow the English packets to come into the
Tagus, in consequence of their touching at Oporto. Ar-
rests were daily taking place in Lisbon, and among them
a rich Portuguese merchant named Antonio Franceca.
On the 4th inst., at 9 in the morning, the Portuguese
squadron, consisting of 1 line-of-battle ship, 1 frigate, 3
cot vettes, and three brigs, got under way, and left the
Tagus ; and a short time after, Admiral Sartorius, who
was at anchor off the Tagus, slipped his cable and pro-
ceeded to join the other part of his squadron. The same
day the American frigate United States. Commodore Pay-
ton, from Madeira, anchored in the Tagus.
As the Hermes passed St. Julian she observed a steamer
with the royal standard flying, having on board Don
Miguel, who on passing the tort was saluted.