The Sun.
London, England, 1828-07-03 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

IPSWICH RACES.
WED N EWA 1", JULY 2.—The Gentlemen's Purse of 50ga.
Heats, two miles and a quarter.
Colonel Wilson's gr. c. by Johanna-- I I
Mr. Wetherby's g. Tokay, 6 yrs
Lord Tavistock's ch. m. Leeway, 5 yrs 0 0
Sowerby's br. f. by Whalebone 0 0
Won easy.
A Pony Race of no interest followed.

GRAND CRICKET MATCH.
The Grand Match between J. Bailey, Esq., and ten of
his neighbourhood, against eleven of the Marylebone
Clubs, which was played at Lord's Cricket Ground on
Monday and Tuesday, was decided in favour of the
latter, as follows

J. BAILEY, ESQ. MARYLLIONE.
Ist Innings
Qd Ditto 148 2d Ditto.. 125
198 281

SPARRING AT THE ROYAL TENNIS COURT,

WINDMILL-STREET.
Young Dutch Sam took his benefit yesterday at the above
place. " Lots of fun" were promised, but somehow or
other it did nit draw, and the attendance was thin.
Ned Crafer and Latham opened the ball. Ned after-
wards announced that he would have a benefit o❑
Thursday night, at the Wheat Sheaf, Camden-town,
when he promised some high fun at a low figure. Murphy
and Brookery fidlowed, and the latter challenged Jetn
Stockman for 101. a-side. Jein took up the gauntlet,
and offered to stake a sovereign, but the invita-
tion was unproductive. The Bomford Baker then
very unceremoniously kneaded away at Bill Savage,
dealing out hits in baker's dozens, till he had nearly.
deranged Bill's upper crust. The latter seemed weak.
Lock and the Bristol Baker then took a manly retie,
very much to the advantage of both, and the enllghten-
ment of the rustics.

Jem Stockman and John Belasco then produced a spi-
rited set-to, in which one of the mufflers on Jem dispersed
its contents, during a manly rally, to nearly all parts of the
Court.
Some new mufflers being procured, they were intro-
duced on Spring and Tom Gaynor. The latter is so
much improved in quickness with band and foot, he got well
away from . some of Spring's very sharp returns. They
were loudly applauded. Dick Curtis and Tisdale then
made a fine display, rather to the advantage of Dick.
After Donovan and Barker, came Young Sam and
Harry Jones. Sam began to make play, but the " Sailor
Boy, though still an invalid, stopped him well, and Sam
took nothing by his motion.

Sam stated that Tonillricher had promised to set-to
with him, but had not arrived, why, he knew not.
Thanks being returned, the Court adjourned.

GEORGE ROBINS, the indefatigable, and we
nosy add, universal auctioneer, brings to our mind John
Ball's song of Monsieur Nting-tong-paw; for in truth, Mr.
ROBINS sdls every thing and every Ivhere—one day we
hear of his knocking down princely collections of pictured,
jewels, &c., to the enormous amount of half a million ;
and the next, half a county of valuable land is distributed
by his potent catapulta. Freeholds and leaseholds, copy-
holds and securities, our friend GEORGE Conveys to new
hands, with more facility than the stamp officer can put
the impress upon the leedt,. or is he entirely confined to
the living, for even the relies of mortality, under his ham.-
mer acquire the benefit of resurrettion.—Beoomte's cele-
brated museum of anatomy is, we perceive, to be separated
by public &action, under his direction. Now, although
we wisht Mr. Ilonins well, and are heartily glad that he
has the office, We yet cannot help feeling a deep regret, that
so highly valuable and unrivalled a collection, formed during
many years of unremitting practice, by one of the most
st.ilful anatomists in the world, should be doomed to he
-lispersee4, when, as a whole, it must be oldie greatest con-
sequence to the progress of the science of surgery.