The Sun.
London, England, 1828-04-07 00:00:00

T. Y. C.

Mr. Geisha's b. h. Coco
Mr. Narischkin'e g. b. Vizier
Match for 10 Napoleons d'or; catch weight. T.Y.C.
Mr. Mannel's b. h. Benjamin
Baron d'Arnatein'a g. h. Parigarog
Gold Cup given by Mr. George Baring for all horses bona
fide belonging to a Subscriber to any of the above Stakes.
Once round. Handicap weights.
Lord Burgherah's b. h. Malmantine, lOst. blb 1
Marquis Luechessini's h. in. Miss Molly, 9at. 1 11b.
Mr. Kerrick's c. b. Goldfinch, 9et. 21b.
Mr. Romanowita's c. m. Posmarini, Sat. 71h.

Match for 10 Napolrons d'or. T.Y.C.
Baron d'Arniitein'a g. h. Pangarog
Mr. .Mannel's b. h. Benjamin

Match for 20 Louis d'or. 12st. each.
Mr. Jones's b. h. Sir Peter
Mr. Gasperini's b. h. Signa
Silver Cup given by Mr. Thellusson. The winner to be
sold for 25 Louis d'or if demanded within one hour after
the race. Once round. Flandicap weights.
Mr. Lee's b. h. True Blue, 12st.
Mr. Romannwitz's c. in. Fornarina, 12st. 2lb 2
Mr. Kernels's b. in. Sall, Sat. 1016 3
Mr. Geislees b. h. Coco, 9st. 21b.

Match for 20 Louis d'or. T.Y.C.
Marquis Bartoline's g. 11. Birrgansi, lOst ?Ib 1
Mr. Gasperini's h. h. Signa, 11st. 41b.
Match for 20 Louis d'or. T.Y.C.

Mr. Stnirnoff'g c. in Malvina, 10st. Slb
Mr. Baring's ch. h. Rob Roy, I ht. 21b.

BEDFORD SPRING MEETING, FRIDAY.

The Oakley Stakes of 5 sovs. each (24 aubscribers) was
won by Lord Tavistock's b. b. Freeholder, beating Lord
Ongley's Little John, Mr. Stuart's Magic, and seven others.
Match 50 sovs.—Captain Delete RadeWe's Guardsman
beat Captain Lord C. Russell's The Terrier.
Match 50 sovs.—Captain Polhill's Medea beat Mr. Lit-
tiedale's Jason.

A plate of 50/. was won in three heats by Mr. Purser's
Makeshift, beating Mr. Gibbing- Injube, Mr. Bolton's
Grasshopper, and three others.
Match 50 sous.—The Hon. Captain Ongley's Mercury
beat Captain D. Radcliffe's Selim.
Match 50 sovs.—Captain Polhill's ch. m. beat Mr.
Palmer's b. h.

A Hunter's Stakes of 5 sovs. each (10 subscribers) was
won in three heats by Mr. Benton's ch. h. Whitestockings,
beating Mr. Polhill's Media, and several others.

STATE OF IRELAND.—As an instance Of
the state in which the country is, it is only necessary to
remark that the Court House, during the whole of the
NIARAS trial, was surrounded by a squadron of cavalry,
with drawn sabres! What would the inhabitants of an
English county town think of such an exhibition as this ?
—Dublin Evening Mail.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL s.—There are Ilt pre-
sent at this port three vessels of war which have been
fitted out for scientific' purposes. The Hecla, which ar-
rived yteterday from the river, under the command of Mr.
THONIAS BOTELER, who is to proceed to survey the west
coast of Africa, to the northward of the Equator. The
Kangaroo, commanded by ANTHONY De MAGNE, Esq.
returning to the West Indies to resume his survey of the
Florida Keys, &c. and the Chanticleer, Captain HExav
FOSTER. This latter vessel is, we understand, to make a
circuit of the globe, for the purpose of ascertaining at cer-
tain places where she is to touch, a number of scientific
objects, and of making various experiments with the pen-
dulum. The Chanticleer is expected to sail in about ten
or twelve days. The Kangaroo will sail to-day, and the
Hecia in the course of next week.—Hants Advertiser.

MAD Doc,a. —One of those animals became
rabid this week at Wootton Farm, and bit a young man of
the name of Oxen 4RID in the hand, several sheep, and a
cow. The men on the farm got tha dog seemed, and on
Wednesday proceeded to kill him, but he escaped, after re-
ceiving a severe blow from a pitch-fork. He then ran to-
wards Wootton-bridge, met a little boy, of the name of
KEMBER, bit him through the leg, pulled him down, and
probably would have killed him, had not the shouts of the
men pursuing frightened the dog off. It was deemed pru-
dent by a medical gentleman, who happened to be near the
spot, to cut away a great portion of the fleshy part of the
poor child's leg. After this, the dog bit a pig, and then
ran to Ryde, where, after biting two or three other dogs,
lit: was ki11ed....-11ents Telegraph.