The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-28 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 180.
FE.: DA Y, APRIL 27.
Major Wilson's o. by Young Whiskey, 7st. 111 b. beat. IA
C. Somerset's Scorpion, 9st. 71b. Two.yr-old
7 to.} on Major Wilson's c. by Young Whiskey.
Duke of Gratton's POpe, Bst. tzlb. beat Lord Darliagtoro
Teyant, 7st. Sib. Two-yr-old Coutse zoogs. to
ope.'
Major Wheatley's Wren, beat Lord C. FL Somerset's Ca'
betus, Bst. 71b. each: To run the sane distance as the 'J
yr..old Course, tinishing.at the end of the B. C. sogs.-4 to
agst Wren.' •
Lorti Oxford's Vitoria, Bst. glb. beat Mr. Bouveries EaS•
ton, Bst. zlb. D. 1. locAs. :7 .to 4-011 Vidoria.
Mr. Howarth's c. oung hickey (bought .at rue
Prince of Wales's sale), beat Mr. Vansittart's brother to But. •
B.t. 61b. each. Two.yr-old Course zaogs.
to 4 on Mr. Howoith's c. by Young Whiskey.
A Gold Cup, value. toogs. by Subscribers of . togs: each.
Ten Subscribers or no race. The overplus to be paid 10
the winner in specie, for 3-yr olds apd upwards. .Acrcs.s
the Flat. To be named by ten o'clock op Wednesday
eVenin, and the weights to be declared belOre dipper 01
• Thursday.
Mr. Sadler's Rumbo, aged, 3st. olb.

I.(1 Dilflingtop's Musician, 5 yrs gst. •
Mr; Shiikespeare's Knave of etuos, 4 yrs 7st. lab. • 3_
Ld Gresveners Eaton, 5 yrs lost. olb. •
Major Wilson's luniper. 4 yrs gst. 71b.
Mr. COUVCIie'S Easton, 4 yrs Sm. 71b.
Sir S. Sit VVCIPS Gooseander, 4 yrs Sst. clb.
Major Wheatley 's Sunbeam, 4 yrs Sst. 41b.
Lord Lowther's Agnes, 4 yrs Sat. lib.
Sir W. W. Wynn's Matiewois:llc Presle, yrs 7st...tzlb.
Mr. Boast's Gr.-matre, 4 rs 61b.
Mr. -Clove's 3,yrs 6sc. i Ob.
Lord C. [4. Somerset's Cerberus, aged, `.34r. Sib. '
Major Wheatley' Sir Petronel, 3 yrs Sst .:,.h.
Mr. Wyncinain's Trusty, 3 yrs 7sr. 71b.
Gen. -Grcwienor's The )r our% Lochinvar, rs 6st, t3lb.
The Judge could place but three
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ton-3 to I a4st I troiPer.
Mr. Bouveries‘ Easton, cst. rec. zogs. from Gen. GrosVg-
n.'N's The Young Lochinvar, Bst. 11. M. 50..45.
Ld Sackville's Speculation, Sat. glb. rec. 30g1. from Lord
F. Bentinck's Trump, Sst. Ab tel. I.cogs, /i. ft.
Lorct'Oxford's Victoria, Est. rec. s•;:gs. from Lord C. 11"
Somerset's Scorpion, Sst. 71b. 1). 1. toogs.
Lord C. Somerset's Windsor, Sst: 71b. agst Lord oxforra'i
Little Preston, Sst. Two-yr-old Course, tongs. Off bX
consent. •

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Thursday. his MAJESTY rode on 'horseback 14
Windsor Park, accompanied by the Dukes of Yogic
and CUMBER LA SD, Princesies AUGUSTA and Sorma"
attended by Lords ARDEN and ST. „HELENS, Gene'
rats Da BODE, G YN NE; and nrzttoy, Colooe
TAYLO and Lady C. COLLIER.
It is reported that his MAJESTY has determined to
undergo the opera ion of couching, vvlaki, it is.holo'
will have the happy etfed of restoring to hit t. 1141
blessing of sight..

Princess IVAtty completed her 34th year ,ort
Wednesday. ,
The Duke of CLAtiENcE left Windsor on V ecl.
nesday for Bushy. •
The Dukes of CUMBERLAND. and SUSSEX left
Windsor on Thursday afternoon.
Ettraa of a letter from a Serjeant in the 701
regiment of foot, dated Lisbon, April 1 :—" '.111(5
British army is about forty.leAgues from this citY;
which I left about a month ago, and I hope in,
few days to join them again.—Every man in Lls'
bon .is_armed ; not one that is able but has 3 6re'
lockall ready for the field of a moment's noticei
The Portuguese army is about 80,000, all well
disciplined, and the British about
,30,000 ; if tiler,
prove true; we can. put BUONAPARTE at defiant',
from entering Portogual. Ow artily looks
present ; they lilve been for two months lying t
.their ease, living upon the best the country ca
afford." well at

The letters from Holland state, that the license.
for the importation of the, specified articles. °
France, are to be extended' to. Holland under se'
vere restrietions, that no other commodities are to
be introduced. The Captain and crew of oral
ship are to be made responsible, in very heavy Pe'
nalties, on the discov6.y of any illicit. intercourse.
An Envoy from Paris was; expeded at Amsterdam'
to issue the necessary orders under this arrange
ment.

It is not easy to account for the diminished vii
gout with which the French have carried on their'
operations in Spain for some time past. BtI00;
PARTE has no other ohjed upon the Continent (j
occupy his troops, arid though " he is married, ail
can't come" himself, yet he has Generals 01 t 4;
lents, and an immense military force. Some ti 634
ago, it vas announced that BERTHIER was to dire, ':e
the war in Spain; best we find him enjoying
fetes at Paris, or partaking of the amusemeots
Compiegne. In this pause, or suspension of vice,
ous operations, the Spaniards have had time to r
cover from the alarm into which they
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by the easy passage which the Frencli-effecied ov;
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the Sierra dela Ronda, to rally their troops, to rzo
cruit their spirits, to increase their numbers, and
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