The Sun.
London, England, 1832-10-09 00:00:00

FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, 1834.

No day mentioned. Lord Orford's f. by Lamplighter,
agst the Duke of Portland's f. by Lamplighter. T. Y. C. 100.

ASCOT HEATH, 1834.

FIRST DAY.—Sweepstakes of 100 sovs. each, h. ft. for
colts and fillies, then 3 yrs. old. The winner of the
Derby and Gillis to carry 61b. extra. The second for
either 31b. N,w Mile.
Lord Lichfield's Brother to Terry Alt.
Lord Burlington's br. c. by Bizarre—Mouse.
Gen. Grosvenor's Dick, by Lamplighter—Blue Stockings.
Mr. Greatrex's br. c. by Lottery—Lady Neville.
Mr. Nevill's Amado, by Sultan.
Mr. Rawlinson's Resolute, sister to Revenge, by Fungus.
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nrcrJeisey'; f. by Godolphin—Sister to Cobweb.
Lord Warwick's 1 by Filho da Puta—Double Intendre.
Duke of Grafton's c. by Reveller—Whizgig.

Epsom October Meeting takes place to•morrow and
Thursday ; 10 horses are entered for the Epsom Plate to-
morrow; 15 for a Sweepstakes to-morrow; and 15 for a
Sweepstakes on Thursday. Plenty of good sport is anti-
cipated.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
The Carlisle Harriers kept at Red Dial, Westward, meet on
Wednesday, Oct. 10, at Wreay Hall ; and on Friday, Oct. 12, at
Islekirk.

The Brighton Harriers have already been exercised, and this
day, or Wednesday next, will witness the commencement of the
sport.

The East Sussex Fox Hounds are said to be in expellent con
dition, and will shortly take the field for the season.

Mr. Portman's hounds meet on Friday, Oct. 12, at Sparkford
Inn ; and Saturday, Oct. 13, at Thornhill House—each day at
half-past 10.

Mr. Phillips's Hounds will meet on Thursday, Oct. 11, at
Chapmanswell—at 10.

The Blackmoor Vale Harriers meet (weather permitting) on
Friday, Oct. 12, at Marsh Common.

The North Somerset Fox Hounds meet on Friday, at
Churchill hotel—at half-past 10.
The Carmarthenshire Harriers meet on Friday, Oct. 12, at
Pibwrwengate--at 10.

Earl Fitzwilliam's Fox Hounds meet on Wednesday, Oct. 10,
at Keppel's Common; Thursday, Oct. 11, at Conisbrough—each
day at 10.

The York and Ainsty Fox Hounds meet on Thurday, Oct. 11
at Hag-bridge, and Saturday, Oct. 13, at Whixley—each morn.
ing at half-past 10.

CHOLERA MORBUS, OFFICIAL REPORT

CENTRAL BOARD OF HEALTH.

COUNCIL OFFICE, WHITEHALL.—(THIS DAY.)
DAILY REPORT of CHOLERA CASES.
._

New Cases in Great Britai❑ reported this day 406
Deaths
173
Recoveries
195
(signed) WM. MACLEAN, Secretary

The cholera, we are extremely sorry to say,
bas been on the increase during this week in Glasgow.
On the 28th of September, the day of the Jubilee, there
were only 15 new cases and 10 deaths, and had nothing in-
tervened it might have soon disappeared ; but, as was anti-
cipated, there has been a large spread of the disease since.
On Tuesday there were 58 new cases and 27 deaths ;
Wedne,day, 56 new cases and 19 deaths; and yesterday
(Thursday), 45 new cases and 23 deaths.— Glasgow
Herald.

CANAL PROPERTY.—The statement given
below exhibits the great increase in value of canal property
in this country. Whilst a few of these have been the ar-
teries, as it were, maintaining the circulation between im-
portant portions of the United Kingdom, the greater part
undoubtedly owe their success to their connection with
large manufacturing towns.
ORIGINAL SHARES WERE

Coventry Canal
100
100
cMreornaseryoiadnd Ir w ell .

Leeds and Liverpool lOO
Monmouthshire
Tent and Mersey (1 share).. 50
Oxford

470
195
650
550

Loughborough 142 17 0 do 2200
Glamorganshire
Warwick and Napton
Stroudwatcr
Neath
Shrewsbury
Birmingham (I share)
Stafford and Worcester l4O ... do 550
A manufacturer of goods need not take out
a hawker's license, and both he and his servants may sell
such goods in any mart, market, or fair, and in every city,
borough, town corporate, and market-town.
LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY EVENING, OCT. 7.
--Arrived the Caledonian, and the Mount Stuart
Elphinstone, from Bombay; the Seamander, from
Makers ; the Chieftain, from Quebec ; the Bona Fide,
--. and the Chieftain,
Napier, from Londonderry ;
from St. John's, New Brunswick; the Lion, and the
Isle, and the Birmingham,
":918 a' mrock, the Mersey,
Lroeton;old Archangel. fro ;In thGe,e./naoam es
theL
the Richard and Jane, from Fewey ; the Sally, from
the
ee Lm
Roberte r a l dI sI
Drogheda ; the Herald, from Cork ; the Marchioness
tfromhe Dolphin,Dut,li n
Wellesley, from Wexford; the Archibald, and the
Hibernia, from Belfast. Sailed, the Humphrey, for
New York. Off the port the British brig Planter. The
Gipsy, from hence, has arrived at Bombay. The States-
man sailed from Bombay for this port of the 10th of Jur e.