The Sun.
London, England, 1817-07-15 00:00:00

SPORTING IN"I'ELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S, JoLi' 14, 1817 a
•DONCASTER ST. LEDGER.
6 to 1 apt Whitelock.
7 to I -- Fitz-James.
7f to 1 Restless.
I to I -- Stamborough.
111 to 1 -- Camelion.
12 to t Brother to Raphael.
13 to 1 Sober Robin.
High Odds any other.
NEWMARKET ST. LEDGER.
6 to '1 apt Amyl- (who won the Derby', and
brother to. Zore.)
8• to 1 Student.
10 -to I Indus.
No betting on either of the Matches or Sweepstakes, at the
October Newmarket Meeting.

PROVINCIAL HARMONY.—The Catch and Glee
singing, at the Red Lion Inn, Fareham, [huts,
on Tuesday last, attracted a numerous and re-
spectable audience, and afforded the highest de-
light to all the lovers of harmony assembled on
the occasion. Three Companies of Singers pre-
sewed themselves, and having first requested
Messrs. T. Hosittss, MILLS, and DAVIS to act as
Umpires, the Fareham Gentlemen commenced
with a most beautiful Glee, " The Orient
Blaze 3" the Chichester Gentlemen sang, " When
, crabbed Age," and the Gentlemen from Gosport
followed, with " Hark ! how the renovating
Spring."--The nominsted Glee " Who comes so
dark," was next sung by each party; afterwards
another Glee and Catch : the whole of which was
periortned with that precision, expression, and
chasteness of execution, that left a difficulty in the
Judges to determine which among the competi-
tors possessed the greatest merit. After some
consideration, the Umpires decided that Messrs.
Fryer, Parker, G. and B. Garrett, of Gosport,
having produced the most difficult music, and
sang so correctly to time, were entitled to the
first prize ; that Messrs. Webber, Palmer, Lutf,
and Trigg, from Chichester (whose style of sing-
ing was certainly most admirable), had merited
the second prize ; and Alessrs. E. Parker, Frank-
lin, E. and.J. Nicholson, of Fareham, the third.
A large party then partooksof a most excellent
dinner, provided by Mr. Harris, for the occasion ;
after which singing was resumed, and, it possible,
excelled the morning's performance. The greatest
harmony ambeonviviality prevailed, and the com-
pany separated at a late hour, highly gratified with
one of the richest feasts of vocal music that had
been enjoyed in this county for many years.
CRINI.CON.-10 the case of littowNP. V. BLAKE,
which came on last 'Wednesday in the Irish Court
of Common Pleas, before. Lord NottuußY and a
Special Jnry, the damages were laid at 30,0001.
The Jury, however, gave a verdict for the defen-
dant with sixpence costs. The extraordinary liber-
ties allowed by the plaintiff to his wife, and the
general looseness of her character, as proved by.
the evidence, were, no doubt, the grounds of the
Verdict,

The liberality of the proprietor of the famous
Leicestershire Sheep Pot.-:!,r, in givi,ag small
qnantities gratis last season, as a trial, has
brought its merits to the proof, for in no one in-
stance has it failed in producing the desired effect,
and has been the means of saving immense num-
bers of that invaluable species, xvhen attacked in
the hot mouths: in fact, the success attending its
use has been so great, that the proprietor has
been scarcely able to supply the encreasing de-
mand for it, licit only in England, but also in
Scotland, %there it has been, adwinistered by
many breeders, with equal benefit. For a list of
the venders of this infallible Sheep Po-x(1(1, the
reader is referred to the Advertisement in the first
page,