The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-02 00:00:00

ARRIVALS AT CHELTENHAM,

Dowager Countess Ponlett,: Lord Clarina, Lady Nesbitt,
Lady George Murray, Lady Mary Shepherd, Hon. Captain
Mande, C. B. R. N., Honourable Mr. Frankland, Honourable
Miss Montagu, Sir J. Vesturine, Sir James Wright, Sir Edward
Tucker, Colonel Broughton, Lieutenant-Colonel Kaye, Major
Campbell, Major and Mrs. Snowpaul, Rev. Mr. Stanley, Rev.
I'. Basnett, Rev. T. Watkins, Captain Taylor, Captain Hatton,
Mr. and Mrs. Smallwood, G. Cooper, Wallis, Browne, Russell
and tinnily, Rogers, Howell, Smith, Lee, Youle, Hooper, Smith,
Starkie, Arbuthnot, Edyar, J. Newman, Robley, Harvey, J.
Hayes, M. Blacker, Maddison, Pio Cianchettini, Grreme, H.
Hardie, Todd, W. G. Thomson, A. Thomson, Lee, Pearce,
Connor, Elton, Poultney, Bagshaw' George, Miller, Moseley,
French, Nesbitt, Groome, H. dope, Lewis, Lettsom, Stapylton,
Bradford, Gould, Pettat, Bright, Bailey, Wallace, Lindsay, Phi,
cox, P. Lucas, Lymburner, G, Powdich, F, Bonrdilion, Mort-
lock, Masterman Miller, R. Leycester, Lunen, Mathews, Ogden,
E. M. Elderton, .opp, Pagan, Pugh, Morgan, C. Nevin, Fullam,
T. Sempell ; Mistresses Birth), Mitchell, Colonel Wilks, Colonel
Forbes, Davis, Tanner, Hartford, Montgomery and family,
Wade, Lonergan ; Misses Hutchinson, Osbourne, Ilickermtt,
Evans, &c,
ARRIVALS AT TUNBRIDGE WELLS,
Lord Templeto and the Hon. Nisi Upton, Mrs. Stewart,
Lady Geary, Mr. Waterman, Mrs. Locker, Mr. and Mrs. Donne
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Miss F. Walter, Lord and
Lady Montague, Sir T. Bowser, Miss M'Cann, Mr. Cone!, Mr.
Gurret, Mrs. Colonel Green, Mr. Deacon, Mr. B. Cooper, M.P.
Mr. Cooper, jun. the Misses Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Collins, Col.
and Mrs. Dalrymple, Sir T. Lucas and family and three friends,
Captain and Mrs. Wigney and family, Miss Walters, Rev. Mr.
Whelden, Mr. Mrs. and the Misses Brown, Captain and twc,
Misses Cooke, Captain and Mrs, Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Boswell,
Mr. and Mrs BarkCr, Mr. J. Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Fleet, Mr.
de Dinistanville, Mr. Snomons, Mr. Cobb, Mr. and Mrs. Le
Bas and family, Mr. Camp, Mr. Mainton, Mr. and Mrs. Holford,
and Miss Stuart, Mrs. Storey, Mr. Lomax, Mr. Sheldon, Mrs.
and Miss Madocks, Mr. and Mrs. P. Hughes and family, Mr,
and Mrs. Laprimandoye, and the two Misses Dumomts, the
Hon. E. Howard, Mr. Shuttleworth, Mr. and Mrs. Still, Miss
Sutton, Mr. Drightie and family, Mr. and Mrs. Plenderlew, Mr.
j Norton anti family, Mr. Pemtingtcn, Stanley, Mr. ai-ai Mr:.
Nichol, Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd, Sir C. and Lady Wetherall, Mr.
and Mrs. Helves, &c.

The Russian Ambassador, the Spanish, Ame-
rican, Neapolitan, and Sardinian Ministers, had interviews
with the Earl of ABERDEEN yesterday at the office of the
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
The Earl of AHEiIDEEN, Sir G. MURRAY,
and the CHANCELT.OR of the EXCHEQUER, visited the
Duke of WELLINGTON yesterday.

The Commissioners for the Redttction of the
National Debt held a meting ye4eoay at the Treasury.
The QtiANi-,El.t.pa, of the Exemnwrit attended at the
ineeting.

Lord Him, held a levee yesterday as Com-
mander of the Forces at his office in the Horse Guards•
Owing to the shortness of the notice, the levee was hitt
thinly attended, the number of military officer nrcsen not
amounting to 207

ACKERMANN'S FORGET ME NOT.—We
have just seen proof impressions of this splendid forth-
Coining annual, which, for spirit and ch,steness of execu-
tion, suipss any of the predecessors. These are nume-
rous and sufficiently varied to give general satisfaction.
half of
Our fayoUrite is " The Proposal," engraied by HUM-
PHREYS, from a painting by STEPIiANOF'F. This delight-
ful little jem is full of character and sweetness. There is
no occasion to tell the story ; the picture at one glance ex-
plains . .. . . . delighted,
the'fair young girl whd is readkng the line-letter--4he arch
astonishment of the black-haired female beside her—the
itself. The surprise, half serious,
s'ubdned jealous look of her friend behind her—and the fond
look of maternity in the lady who holds her hand—these are
points that explain themselves without the slightest delay
or ambiguity. Our next favourite is a " View on the
Ganges," which is full of richness and picturesque expres-
sion, the distance is most beautifully shadowed forth ; nor
must we omit the splendid engraving of MARTIN'S " Mar-
cus Curtius," it is every way worthy of that great ariio.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING.

TUESDAY NlGHT.—Previous to the races to-day, the
stud of the Hon. Charles Wyndham, deceased, was sold as
follows :

TWO-YR-OLDS. Guineas.
Browne. by Tiresias—Silvertail (to Mr. Stephenson) 105
Filly by Centaur—Twatty (Mr. Forth) 52
YEARLINGS.

Filly by Tiresias—Silvertail (Mr. Wetberby) 53
Filly by Centaur—Twatty (Mr. W. Wetherby) 151.
Filly by Centaur—Sister to The Moslem (Mr. Forth) 38
lIROOD MARES.

Silvertail by Gohanna, dam by Orville—Selim's
dam (to Mr. C. Wilson)
Twatty by Whalebone, dam by Canopus (Lord
Wharueliffe) l6O
Mare, four years old, by Partisan—Silvertail (Mr
Wilson) llO
Sister to the Moslem (Lord Orford) • 160
Colt foal by Centaur—Twatty (Mr. Smith) lO5

TiAal ..10491

There were six lots put up from the stud of Mr. R.
Wilson of Bildeston, which excited little competition, and
were knocked down at very low prices.

- WEDNESDAY'S RACES.
The October Underley Stakes of 100 sous. each, b. ft. A.F.
Mr. Payne's Mufti
Mr. Gulley's b. c. by Reveller
Six paid.—Won easy.
The Anson Stakes of 300 soya. each, h. ft. T. Y. C.
Duke of Grafton's, b. by Merlin
Lord Sefton's c. by Morisco—Mona 2
Mr. Dilly's c. Zeuxis
Two paid.

The St. Leger Stakes of 25 sous. each. D.I. (17 subs.)
Duke of Rutland's Cadland
Mr. Thornhill's Mariner
Mr. Sowerby's Palemon
Won very easy.

A Mitch for 200 sous. la. ft. A. F. between Mr. Payne's
Belzoni and Mr. Irby's Tosa Will run on Tuesday after our
account left, and won by the former.
In the match between Souvenir and Johnny the mare
received half forfeit.

RUG ELEY RACES.

MoNoav, Srrr. 29.—The Beaudesert Stakes of 10 SOW.

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each, and 25 hided. Heats, twice round.
Mr. Beardsworth's Loraine, 4 yrs... 2 1 1
Mr. Jackson's br. f. by Fill 4, 4 yrs 1 2 dr
Mr. Beardsworth's Emily, 3 yrs ... 3 3 dr
First heat won by half a neck, the second by a neck.
The Two-yr-old Stakes did not fill.
A Sweepstakes of 5 soca. each, and 25 added. Heats,

once round and a distance.
149 r. Hall's Livonia, 4 yrs I 1
Mr. Cooper's Crowcatcher, 6 yrs 3 2
Mr. Beardsworth's Pat, 4 yrs
Mr. Leigh's hr. f. by Filho, 4 yrs
Both heats well contested.