The Sun.
London, England, 1828-07-30 00:00:00

CIIELII%FORD RACES.

J. A. Hounr.ox, .Tun. and Geo. PAuktvit, Jun. Esq 9.,
Stewards.
Mr. C. MILBURNE, Acting Clerk of the Course.
TUESDAY, Jutx-29.—His Majesty's Plate of 100 gs. for
three-yr-olds and upwards. Heats, two miles.
Mr. Day's b. f. Trample, by Tramp ... 1 1
The Marquis of Tavistock's eh. to. Leeway 4 2
The Marquis of Exeter's ro. f. Serenade 3 3
Mr. Rush's b. f. by Skim—Pentagon 2 dr

BRIGHTCN RACES.

BIitCHTON, TllxspAY AFIEnNOON.Our Meeting
commences to-morrow, and, in spite of the prognostica-
tion of last year, bids f►ir to prove as attractive as ever.
No-Meeting here has had such high patronage since the
time of his late Royal Highness the Duke of York, who
was a liberal supper ter of our races; this year we have
their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cam-
bridge, and the Duchess of Gloucester, who are expected
to honour the race course with their presence each day.
Their Royal Highnesses patrotiiie several of the amusements
appointed to complete the week's festivity. To-night the
Duchess of Gloucester patronizes and attends the per-
formances of Paul Pry and Fish out of Water, in which
the inimitable Liston plays his favourite characters, Paul
Pry and Sam Savoury—every Fox is taken. On Saturday
there will be a Grand Fete Champkre and Dejeun6 at the
Royal Gardens, the Patrons being his Royal Highness the
Duke of Cambridge, their Graces the Dukes of Richmond
and Devonshire ; Lords Mountcharles, Audley, Molesworth,
&c. On each of the race nights there will be a Gala ut
the Gardens and performances at the Theatre.
.Within the last few days there have been a great many
arrivals ; amongst whom are the Duke and Duchess of
Richmond (who arrived yesterday at the York Hotel, in
opposition to a report that his Grace was seriously ill at
Goodwood), the Duke of Devonshire, Marchionesses of
Cleveland and Bristol, Earl and Countess Mounteharles,
_Lard Audley, Lord Ranelagh, Lord C. Russell, General
Sir W. Inglis, Lord and Lady Churchill, Lord and LiGly
Granville, Lord Chichester, Colonel and Lady Chichester,
Lady A: Paget, Lady Kilmurray, Lord John Fittroy, Lord
James Fitzroy, Lady Elizabeth Fitzroy, Lord and Lady
ilawarden, Admiral Tollemache, Admiral and Lady
Sotheby, Sir A. and Lady Cooper, Sir W. Pym, the baron
Munchausen, lion. De Roos, Col. Nicoll, Col. Charle-
wood, Col. Wyndham, Major Russell, Scott Stonehewer,
Esq., Berkeley Bond, Esq., &c. There is also a very large
rooster of sport►ng gentlemen from all quarters, with nearly
all the great betting men. The Duke and Duchess of
Roxburgh are in the vicinity, and expected to be present at
the races.

The Stewards are, his Grace the Duke of Richmond and
Barrington Price, Esq. both of whom are using every exer
tion to give eclat to the races. The principal betting races
to be decided are, the Brighton Stakes of 25 sovs. each
(which has 10 subscribers), with 100 sovs. added by the
Town ; and the Gold Cup, value 100 gs., given by his'
Majesty.. For the first atentioned, the following horses are
entered to run to-morrow

Mr. Alills's Brownlock, 6 yrs, 9st. 71,.
Lord Alountcharles's Alarestield, 4 yrs, Bst. SM.

Mr. DiOinson's ch. m. Amelia, 5 yrs, Bst.
Lord Mounteharles's Coronet, 3 yrs, 6st. 21b.

Mr. Stonehewer's c. by Renovator, 8 yrs, sst. ISIb.
Duke of Rich►nond's Chico, 3 yrs, sst. 101 b.

For the Gold Cup (Thursday) the following horses are

entertained
Lord Egremont's Chateau Margaux, 6 yrs
Lord Mounteharles's Marestield, 4 yrs
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Mr. Mills's Brownlock, 6 yrs
Mr. Stonehewer's Souvenir, 4 yrs
Great interest is excited on this race, as the horses are
supposed to be the best of their age in England, and, with
the exception of Marestield, have severally heat each other
—Souvenir is the favourite. Brownlock and Marestield
are favourites for the Brighton Stakes. The Sussex Plate
will he run for to-mwrow by the following horses :
Lord Egrentont's Grampus, 4 yrs

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Lord Chichester's SoWan, 4 yrs
Lord Mountchat les's Whiroper,.4 yrs
Nfr. Molony's Lancastrian, 3 yrs

Mr. Berkeley Bond's :Mirage, 5 yrs
The Town Plate has six' entriei, and the Ladies' Plate
four.

From, the number of horses now here, there is every
appearance of a good sporting meeting—the turf is in
good order.

BRUSSELS RACiT.S.

These Races commenced on the 21st. The course was
very numerously attended by the Belgian fashionables, and
by a great number of amateurs from this country.
JULY 21.—A Pony race for a saddle and bridle and
silver cup, value 200 florins, twice round the course of one
mile. This race, for which seven ponies started, was
won by Count II eaulieu's Offs.
A race of native horses for a silver gilt cup, value 1,000
florins, or 1,000 florins in specie. This race, for which
eight horses started, was won isy Telegraph, the property
of the Count Duval de Beaulieu.

JULY 22.—A sweepstakes of 50 florins each, with 300
florins added by the town, free for all horses. Foz this
race three horses started, viz. Lord Seymour's Abigail, Mr.
Payne's Vocabulary, and Count Beaulieu's Telegraph. It
was won by Lord Seymour's Abigail.
A race for horses of all countries, for a cup valu-? 1,000
florins, and 1,000 florins iu specie. For this race twelve
horses started ; it was won by Mr. Cremietres Helenns.—
The following are the names of The horses and their owners:
Mr. La Lanne's Regent I Mr. Fo:tescue's COMM
Vanzuylen's Snouck Mr. Cremieuz's Helen:is

Boy
Lord Seymour's Lockille
Linkboy
Mr. De Simonis de Baiba-
nion's Shepperd

Mr. Payne's Vocabulary
Mr. Kennen's Spring
Mr. Charretie's Flamingo
C. Duval de Beaulieu's Te-
legraphe.

Tow Spring's, the Castle Tavern, Holborn, was nume-
rously attended last night'by parties interested to learn the
eventof the fight between Jack Tisdale and Dudley Downs.
Several nobs of the Fancy were present.
A Wrestling Match for 50/. a-side was made at Reuben
Martin's, the " City of London," Berwick-street, Soho,
between Buckley and Gaffrey, the first three out of five
fair falls.

A party of sporting Covies sat down to supper at Harry
Holt's, Cross-lane; a fine fawn, 26Ibs. weight, was cooked
upon the occasion, to which the parties present did ample
justice.

Viscount STRANGFORD had an intervie3v
with the Duke of WELLINGTON yesterday at the Treasury.
A recent traveller in South America, describ-
ing the inhabitants of Mendozi, says that they are dirty.
and indolent in the extreme; the -women disgustingly so.
Comfort they have no idea of : as long as they can poke
about in the mud and dirt, sitting almost suffocated round
the fire, in the middle of their filthy buts, with a cigar in
their mouths, they are happy. If required to do anything
for a stranger, they get up, and, shaking the vermin off
their clothes, first scratch themselves, and then set about it
With ail the ill will of a surly d ig.
SOUTH LONDON DOCK COMPANY.—YeS-
terday a meeting of the Shareholders in this Company was
held at the City of London Tavern. From the annual re-
port read by the Secretary, it appeared that the amount of
capital required by the. Act of Parliament (750,0001.), bad
not been realized; and that the balance on shares, upon
which deposits had been paid, amomited only to 6,6061.
The report was received and ordered to be printed. A
Shareholder rose and proposed as a resolution. That
Subscribers desirous of reducing this number of their
shares, or of retiring, be at liberty to do sn ; and that they
should receive hack the amount of their deposits, less a pro-
pot tional part of the expenses incurred." The resolution,
after some conversation, was put and carried. Another
resolution, authorising the Directors to take such steps as
they might deem necessary to fill up the subscription to the
extent required by the Act of Parliament," was also put
an earl iel.