The Sun.
London, England, 1828-06-13 00:00:00

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S, JUNE 12.
The meeting was thin, and the betting was principtal.
confined to the Gloucestersliire Stakes at Citeltenbago'.
The Ascot Second Meeting was scarcely mentioned. IW4;.
pby seems to be getting up for the St. Leger, and tf.
three first favourites stand their ground well, and thri
backed at even against the field. The following list give.
the prices at the close :
ME GLOUCESTERSHIRE STAKES—CHELTENHAM, JUNE I
3 to 1 agst Alcaston
5 to 1 agst Jocko
8 to 1 agat Liston
ET. LEGER,.

to 100 agst Mr. Armitage's Velocipede (k
to 2 agst Colonel King's Bessy Bedlam
to 1 agst lion. E. Petre's The Colonel
to 1 agst Murphy
to 1 agst Mr. Idouldsworth's Terror
to 40 agst Mr. Thornhill's Merchant
to 30 agst Mr. R. Benson's Alcaston
to 10 agst Sir T. Stanley's Herbert Lacy
to 10 agst Mr. Hafrenden's Scipio •

CURRAGH JUNE MEETING, 182 S.
MONDAY 9th.
Kirwan Stakes of 50 sovereigns each, half forfeit, post c.

the flat—second horse saved his stake.
Mr. Kelly's gr. b. Drone, 5 yrs
Mr. Noke's hr. c. Snout, 4 yrs.

Mr. Hunter's br. c. Fisherman, .5 yrs.
Six others started but were not placed—five paid forfeit'
Drone went off at the start, and never was headed.
Mr. Daxon's Brother to Altamont beat Col. Armstrong.
h. by Sir Roger, both 3 yrs. old, Sst. 71b. each. 54)
Sovereigns each—Conolly's Mile. Won easily—rode
Cannily.
Sweepstakes of 10 sovs., half forfeit, with 20 sots
added. Three years old course, weight and distend
handicapped.
Mr. Battersby's b. c. Sloven, 3 yrs
Mr. Hunter's ch. f. Cuiccioli, 5 yrs ~.•
Mr. M‘Donnell's ch. b Caprice, 4 yrs
Mr. Caldwell's b. h. Queensbury, f 5 yrs
Mr. Kirwan's b. f. by Bob Booty, 3 yrs
This race was won by very little, and was admirably
ridden by a boy.
At an early hour this forenoon, his Excellency the Lod
Lieutenant arrived on the Curragh, to attend the race*
Upon his reaching the course he quitted his carriage, ad
mounting one of the chargers which had been in waiting
for him, he reviewed the Eighth Hussars, putting theft'
through a great number of evolutions. The charge in line
was made in fine style, and his Excellency expressed himself
highly gratified with the movements and appearance of the
troops. After the termination of the sports of the day, Ili°
Excellency inspected the Constabulary force of the three
adjoining counties, who had been mustered on the rate
ground for the purpose of being inspected by his Excellency
The attendance at the Stand-house was very nurnerous!
and it is expected that to-morrow, the, Turf Club WO'
muster very strong, as it is the day fixed for their entertain'
ing the Lord Lieutenant.

THE FANCY.
JACK TISDALE AND DUDLEY DOWNES.---On Wednev
day evening, at Peter Crawley's, a match was made be'
tween Jack Tisdale and Dudley Downes, the fighting
printer. Five pounds were posted. The match is for
fifty pounds a-side, and to come off on Tuesday the 29°
of July, upwards of forty miles from town. lloth fuel'
were present.
NED NEAL AND BALDWIN.—At Tom Belcher's, tlO
evening, Ableton has intimated his determination to Oteet
his accusers face to face, and also to prove his cl$1,!:
to the bets that are at present withheld from him on t'
alleged cross-suit.

SCULLERS' WAGER.
A good scullers' wager took place yesterday between 1111'
Bowen and Mr. Smith, two gentlemen amateurs, for
sovereign a-side, to row from Battersea-bridge to Putve;
bridge. At starting Mr. Smith took the lead, and kept la
for about 200 yards, when his opponent shot a-bead, an
finally won the match.

PEDESTRIANISM.
A Foot Race against time took place on Tuesday last'
near Stafford, for a bet of Fifty Pounds laid with a NO
Lord. The pedestrian, whose name is Hall, engaged to rus
a quarter of a mile in s•i' seconds, which he accomplishel.

KINGS THEATRE.—CURIONI took h
benefit last night at this theatre, on which occasion Madan'
PASTA resumed her favourite part of Medea. She vo's°
warmly applauded throughout, as was also Mademoiselle
SONTAG, in the second act of Rossuit's " Cenereotola-
The house was crowded to an overflow.

The Leamington Assembly Rooms, Reposi-
tory, &c. erected by Mr. Ettaslor4 at a vast expense+
and which have constituted one of the chief attractions of
Leamington, have now fallen into the hands of his creditorh
who, in order that that place of resort may not be eloi3eo
and dismantled, offer to let the premises at a trifling rend(
for a term of years. In the hands of an attentive IvanJ,
business, the premises, tenanted on such terms, can scarcr-'1
tail to prove highly successful and profitable.
ANNIVERSARY 0I! THE BATTLE OF Wit'r
TERLOO.-liim Excellency will entertain a large diarb
party at the Viceregal Lodge, on the 18th inst. to 111"_„,c
all the nobility at present in town will be invited, 7
Oiler with all the military officers -at present in Youbifi;
who, with his Excellency, served at the memorable bat'
of Waterloo.—Dublin Evening Past. •
The hay harvest has begun at Crowland, an
a very abundant crop is anticipated.—Stamford News' ,
LAMBS.—Throughout the Lothians, ant
indeed, in all the Champaign districts of Scotland, lain;
have never been seen more numerous, and rarely so leg;
and in such excellent condition. Prices are, in Or;
quence, rapidly on the decline. Excellent lamb is ell
yflawttietrhiinng tphrempreltcll6o,l
in the markets of this city at sd. and 6d. a lb. A 'PI"
more than usually f 51,19,10
stahn arylaldwq,
tradesman's
rattnie:riss of
family,
Sunday t
obtain
hi se ae I already aat l
their share, of this, the greatest delicacy that comes Wit"'
their reach.—Scotsman.

BIRTHS.
On the 11th hist., Mrs. T. P. Davidson, South&liPt°°'
row, Bloomsbury-square, of a son. goof
Oa the 12th inst., Mrs. Laurence, of the Para
Blackheath, of a daughter. trod
In Portugal-street, Grosvenor-square, the lady of
Dent Goring, Esq., of Yapton House, Sussex, of a
and heir.

MARRIED.
On the 12th inst., at St. Margaret's Church, jet
minster, Matthew Smith, Esq., to Sarah, eldest door,
of Frederick Silver, Esq. Bg.
At Plumstead, Kent, on the I 1 th inst., by the .01
H. J. Shackleton, Vicar, H. J. Cameron, Esq., Priol,
Clerk of the Peace of the counties of Ross and Crotow?t
to Nancy Sophia, youngest daughter of the late P"'
George Ell 4, Esq., Commissary of Ordnance.•
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On the 12th inst., by the Rev. Wm. Wilson, -
James lanes, Esq., of Leyton, to Mary Anne, e'
daughter of B. Peed, Esq., of Walthamstow.
On the 11th inst., at St. Saviour's Church, by the ijol'
Dr. Harrison, Mr. Alfred Holloway, of Leather-lanet ttfr
born, surgeon, to Sarah Bethiah, fourth daughter of 4"
Thomas illassett, of the Borough.
On the 6th inst., at the parish church of Walton-00-iiidoel:
Hill, by the Rev. J. G. Leigh, M.A., R. 13. BlundellL.,
linshead, youngest son of IL Blundell Hollinsheak
Deysbrook, to Jane, eldest daughter of the -late J.
Esq., Sandhills, near Liverpool. 0015
On the sth inst., at St. Pancras New Church,. 001
Wyatt, Esq., of Mecklenburgh.square, to Emily, yo
daughter of the late John Smith, Esq., of Gray's-inn-
and Vpwood, Surrey.

DIED. a Idl
On the 3d inst., at Liverpool, aged SO years, Mr.
Creswell, of Maseheater. , 1
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On the 17th ult., Mr. John Holburt, of Knutsf°rd' °Pe111

81 years ; and on Sunday, the 18th, John Ellie, aged:,-,p,
years—father and son of Mrs. Ellis, St. Ann's-place, I"'
ehester. A
Ott the 9th inst., at Kingston-upon-Thames,
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Elizabeth Harding Powell, relict of Capt. Powell.
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On the 10th inst., Harriot, wife of Thomas Ben.Od,
Chambers, Esq., of Bell Farm, Minster, Isle of ShePr'
Kent. ill
On the It'..th inst., Miss Mary Willott, late of
street, Cheapside. IY°
On the I Oth inst., at the house of her aunt on ot
mark-hill, Camberwell, Charlotte, the beloved wife of
Rev. James Dean, of Aldermanbury Postern.
On the 11th inst., at Roehford, Essex,
Wm. Belli;
E&q., attorney at-law, aged 41.
Ou the 9th inst., at Frogmure House, High WYe°
Ann, relict of Samuel Manning, Esq., aged 67.
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