The Sun.
London, England, 1828-05-20 00:00:00

TATTERSALL'S, MAY 19.

The show was beyond all precedent. Not only the
roam but the yard was full. The Colonel has retired -a
fraction behind Cadland, who is taken at 31 to I by those
who offer the same odds against the Colonel. Zinganee
seems to have some powerful backers, and 0: is the top of
the odds; 3 to 1 was offered, that she would be rode hy
Sam Chiffney.—Lambtonian settled at 8 to 1, after
wavering some time between 7, betters, and 3, takers.—.
Very little was said about Southcote. Great speculation
occurred about Rough Robin and Merchant, and the
odds varied much in consequence. It was rumoured
that there was something curious about the management of
Merchant. He has been matched against the Oaks filly,
Lestelle, and *ou►e believed that it would be run as to-mor-
row, others believed that he was at that time having a trial
before his party would start him. Many, in consequence,
betted that he would not start, which we think is the only
reason for raising the odds to 25 to 1, and backing Rough
Robin against him. The betting was chiefly confined to
the favourite horses, and, of course, varied in different parts
of the yard. At the table they closed at the following
prices, much later than usual:—

DERBY.
3. to 1 agst Duke of Rutland's Cadland (taken)
31 to 1 agst Mr. Petre's Colonel
6i to I apt Lord Exeter's Zinganee
8 to 1 apt Mr. Houldsworth's Larobtonian
12 to 1 apt Mr. Payne's Johanna Southcote colt
25 to 1 agst Mr. Champion's Rough Robin
25 to 1 agst Mr. Thornhill's Merchant

OAKS.
S to 1 agst Mr. Rogers's Zoe
3i to 1 aget Lord G. H. Cavendish's Ridicule filly
6 to 1 agst Lord Jersey's Trampoline
S to 1 agst Sir John Shelley's ftosalia
14 to 1 ag!t Mr. Burgess's Delta filly
20 to 1 aget Duke of Grafton's Turquoise

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last night, fur Miss
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The Parliamentary recess for
only he from Friday next to the Wednesday following.
COBURG TMEATRE.---"r he " Lady of the
miALiaa.ll:Retc;T:svtambuePit errfioft„snue andt
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were concluded with the
made his first
appearance, and astonisbed the audience by his extraordi-
nary vocal „liras. lie is fully 1
Nutt. to young BURKE.
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carries her purity of
self with succe"s DAVLaGF, Mr. BLANCHARD,
and Miss IlisaGstEAvE.
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placed books written by male and femtle authors on the
same shelf.—Fug.
Upwards of '2OO agricultural labourers and
their, families, from Kent and Essex, embarked last week at
Portsmouth for New York. Five hundred more from the
inland counties are ready to sail for the same destination—.
they prefer the United States to Canada. . .
THE SUN.—Those who are curious in astro-
nomical phenomena, will be highly gratified at prcs,nt in
viewing the face of the sun, on which there are visible 22
rierneaoth
,pota--one of them immensely large..— r ...nverness Courier.
The General Steam Navigation Company's
packet the Lord Melville arrived. yesterday afternoon, in
11 hours, from Calais, with Barons BULOW and HUSIBOLT,
Count L'ABESSIER, Sir CHARLES WOLSELEY, with their
families and suites, and many ether persons of distinction,
in all about 80 passengers.
The East India Company's ship Orwell, out-
ward bound, IVAi all well on the 29th of April, in lat. 41.
1)7. N., long. IS. OQ. W.