The Sun.
London, England, 1828-04-24 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

FISII -MARKET, BILLINGSGATE
' There was but a moderate supply of fish in the market •
this day. 'Turbot, Cod-fish, and Salmon, were of excel-
lent quality; the choicest went off briskly at the following`
prices:— .
Prime Turbot, each Ws. 0d: t0:24.i. OA..
Ditto small, per do. ..••
Fine Cod-fish, each
interior ditto
Salmon, per lb.
. Fine Whitings, per 15... 4 0 I" 0 ..
Scate, each
Haddocks, per dozen 8 0 12 20
Brill, each
Fine Soles, per three pairs
Gurnotts, each
Mullets; each 1 t*. 2' • 0

Live Flounders, per quartern
Live Eels, per 3b.
Dutch Plaice, per basket
Fresh Herrings, per hundred
Fine Lobsters, per score 'lO 0 3i 0
inferior ditto
Fine Crabs (each) - -1 6
Fine Prawns, per lb. ,.... ...... 2 0 2 ,ti
Shrimps, per gallon
Halibut, eaeh s' 0 15 0
Nlackarel, per 120 -,£2 0 .. £3 1)

HAY MA ft KE f'S.—(At per Load nt at; T 1" UfiSe'R.
Sl'. JAMES'S.

s. s.
owland Mead.llay 3 5 tot 5 Clover Uay 4 oto 5 I,
Upland Ditto 4 0 5 0 Oat Straw
Rye-grass Hay 4 0 5 0 Wheat Ditto 1 14 1 RI
New Meadow Hay 315 410
supply moderately good, and tradeexceedingly dull, at Tuesday' i
prices.
SMITHFIELD.
L. S. £. a.
LowlandMead.Hay3 Oto 3 15
Upland Ditto 315 415
Rve-graasHay 315 415
New Meadow Hay 310 4 0
Supply good, and trade

s.
Ciov. Hay generally 4 10 to 3 to
Do. extra tine 0 0 6,15.
Oat Straw 1 10 - I 12,
Wheat Ditto .... 112 Ile
all; prices as last quoted.

LEWES MARKET.—ApriI 22.
White Wheat (per quarter) £3 2 0 to .C 1 4 0
Red ditto
Barley
Oats, New
Pease _ 1 18 0 2 4 0
_ _

Oil Cake, New

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING.

From the great importance
;nagt
i,Ttiy,oooln,e.wtoolailiasc:lftso
latk)tivacl,i_es t. o the two
thousand guineas stakes, and the unusual interest which it
has excited in all parts of the country, we are
,induced to
give some additional particulars of it. lrninense sum
were staked on it, the greater part being on, Na.variu, who
was represented as a horSe of extraordinary powers, as
uniting the swiftness necessary to win a short race like the
two thousand, with the strength and lasting qualifies re
quisite for a hard-working course like the Derby; in-
short, as a second Eclipse. This favotirable 'opinion, too,
swt3alsedhetlitilebk)n•
othwaitngclasonsest:f
who,the bfeottrionngces,voirialdvesfigounnifidcatinletli):.
favourite to be a boise of another colour than that
they depicted to themselves. The exceedingly clever manner
in which Cadland (Sorcery) won his race on Monday, was
the only thing that shook their confidence in Navarin, and
isnoamjoerifetywofhtaille tNheavaprriundepnacretytoite edge a„licttwlesa.r; hotransovtlitihingtl.):
The field consisted of the five horses mentioned yesterday,
a smaller number than we had looked for ; the fact is, that
the Sorcery colt being pretty generally considered as a good
one after his race on Monday, and Navarin as little shot t
of a flier, many horses were drawn from an idea that they
would not have a chance. The odds at starting were 6to
5, and even, on Navarin ; 5 to 2 against Cadland, and
6to 1 against Johanna Southcote. After some time was
lost in getting the horses well together, they started nearly
abreast, at a tip-top pace, Lepanto (as Sharpset has berg
re-named) taking a trifling lead ; and at an early part of
the race were the fates of Navarin and Southcote decided,
the latter was the first to cry peceavi, and directly after the
crack Navarin failed, neither of them having any thing'
more to do with the race: Enthusiast (Zealot) was made
of snore enduring materials, fur he went the pace well, anti•
was not beat off, coming in a respectable third about a
length behind Lepanto. The race, however, was between
Cadland and Lepanto, anti beautifully was it cofietebes(eit,ce;du.ntea
the end, each alternately having an apparent advantage,
and 'neither a decided one till they were within a' few yards
of the finish, when Robinson succeeded in getting Cadland
a little before Lepanto, winning by a head only (and not
easy, as we stated yesterday inadvertently). Enthusiast
was(de(i (deducting
npglahersLownTpel4llfitolkLe of Rulati,l,adndßonuegrshbßy
othhtnienestvakeees
An important change i tint;
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etroilen.ne(g ryas :
also
tnd iaatt eoannede
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pointn re
gh
On the other hand,
odds could have been got if asked for.
his defeat sent up the othloeoris;i.aCtandelraullfle.,u.risned'
ty,,,lalionier,ef.ed;faaavno.f.denwriLtepaonai,nbttto4:tejoalonlsi
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
sweeApisrtak.•
elwynfudrhtawni-ys two- betting was out of.
favourite against any
the race have.;
it 4 to 1; Sorcery
aiorti‘itche:',
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Colonel
vetto:
lan:Jerri
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aiceainEit:
snlays.:efidohfni.a.tsestyattahvt here
taertay
COURSE,
Sefton's Johnny
33
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Six
Rush's Cort sef(r.bThsbi.sytecar.slivti:eilyiinni.n=erhptoetnobtae2gscaagsoiltd:flotbirelfimsl,oliinesnso,:rSiss.t). 41b.
Magistrate—Miss Nollekins
Match, 200 stays., Sst. 51b. each. A.F.
Lord
dead heat.
2 to 1 on Johnny.—This race was beautifully contested.
orAalidmagopilusttsis: sat.

BIRTH.—At Dover, on the 22d inst., the
'ady of S. M.y
KING'S THEATRE.—esterday evening there
Was a tremend:sTrilusAhma't Eth7e 'Piot fdaoosroonf. the Opera House,.
partly in consequence of its being the .Knic!s ,Birth-day,
and partly because it was announced that Mademoiselle
iONTAG was to make her third appearance. The house
received this young lady on her entrance with all its wonted
inthusiastn. She played and sung with great spirit, and
,00k a part in the national anthem of " God save the King."
A farmer in the Hebrides some time ago dis-
covered that a few stalks of wild mint scattered up and
down among his stacks, completely preserved them frOm
(Le ravages of mice..—Scotch paper.

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