The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-28 00:00:00

SPORTIN G INTELLIGENCE.

11RIGHTON RACES (SECOND DAY), JULY 2.6.
The Brighton Stakes of lOgs each, with 60gs added by the
Town ' • three-yr-olds, 7st four, Bg. 41b. five, Bst. 121 a. six,
and aged 9st. 31b. The New Course, one mile and three
quaqevs.

Loral Egremont's b. c. by Canopus, 3 yrs old - I
Sir J. Shelley's b. h. Antar, 5-yrs old - . 2
Mr. Walker's ch. h. Canova, 4 yrs old - - 3
Mr. Irby named Mr. Boyce's Sappho, 6 yrs old - 4
Sweepstakes of 50gs each, for two-yr-old colts, Bst. olb. and
fillies, Bst. 21b. T. I'. C.
Mr. Bouverie's c. b' Clavileno - - - 1
Mr. R. W. Walker's ch. c. by Juniper • - - 2
Lord G. H. Cavendish b. f. by Middlethorpe - - 3
Earl of Egremont's b. c. by Octavius - - 4
The Ladies' Plate of flOgs, for maiden horses ; three-yr-olds,
7st. four, Bst. 51b. five, Hat. 131 b. 'six, and aged, list. 31b.
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Heats, the New Course.

Lord EirernO;tcgr.c.-b; Young Gohannah, 3 yrs. old 1 1
Mr. Gates's bl. ft. Corset, 4 yrs. old - 4 2
Mr. Constable's bl. c. Browham, 3 yrs. old . 3 3
Duke of Richmond's br. c. Chichester, 4 yrs. old - 2 4

ANECDOTE OF YOUNG BONAPARTE.—In No-
vember, 1819, the Emperor of .AusTaJA gave a
grand chasse at SChloshoff, a magnificent sport-
ing domain, about forty English miles east
of Vienna, on the .left bank of the Danube.

—The Nobles of the Court and all the
Foreign Ambassadors were present during the
sports of the day's shooting. Young .NA Po-
LEON, who was of the party, begged to have
a gun, which the EMPEROR, after much entreaty,
permitted, with strict injunctions that it might
be charged with powder only. After two fires,
he was rallied upon being a bad shot, and told
that he had better decline a further attempt ;
but at this moment he discovered the trick which
had been put upon him. He now remonstrated
with his grandfather, and, after, much pleading,
was allowed a small charge of shot. He brought
down his first bird (a pheasant), to the inexpres-
sible delight and admiration of the EMPEROR, and
out of 11 shots he bagged nine birds,

THE ARMY.

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PORTSMOUTH, JULY 27.--Yesterday landed
the 15th regiment of Foot, from Bermuda, and
marched for Fort eurobi.rland.—The following
is the distribution of.the British military force in
the Lee Ward Island:— . ,

4th, of King's Own, and Ist West India Regiment.:—Bar.
badoes.

sth Regiinenf-SL Vincefirs, five companis ; St. Lucia
three ;lloinhaica, two. _

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9th Regiment-Grenada, five companies-; Trinidad, three ;
TobagOi two.
21st Regiment—Demerara, seven ccinipanies ; Bethke, three.
35th Regiment—Antigua, five companies ; St. Kitt's, three ;
Nevis, one ; Montserrat, one.
The Proinotiona and Appoint:l:m.l4i in the re-
spective Divisions of the Royal Marine Corps
are as fol low

Blevet Colonels Cole, Foley, and Binks, fo be Mapr-Gene-
rals, unattached pay.
Brevet Lie-u:t::Colonels Roby, R. Lee, H. Lee, A . 11` Cle-
vertv; BOys, and Sir R. Williams, to be Lieut—Colonels. Sir
R. iVilliamS, to retain command of the Royal Marine Artillery.
Brevet CoWnel Al'lntosh, and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel
Clark, to retire on full pay.
Brevet Lieutenont2ColnelS of the Army, and Contains of
Royal Marines, Stanser: Punsmuire, Mint°, Long, I..\ir J.
Malcolm, K.C.B. and ITTestropp, to be Majors.
Brevet Majors Wingiec, Sheppard, Lawrence; Bartleman,
Boys, and Collins, to be Pay Captains.
First Lieutenants Crowther, Walker, Kendall, Cockell, Ap-
pleton, and Clippies, to be Captains..,„
Second Lieutenants Thompson, janies, R.M.A.,
Shillito, Hickman, Brutton, Luddington, find Tarrant,
to be First Lieutenants.

By the above arrangements the following offi-
cers are called into actual service
Colonels Lambretch, Savage, and Abernethie;
Lieutenant-Colonel Foy.
Captains Colley, Spurin, Bignall, Peebles, and Turner.
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Yesterday the Aurora transport, Lieutenant
Coates, Agent, came out of quarantine from the
Mediterranean. She left Malta on the 27th : the
Rochtfort was the only ship of war lying there.
The 90th, 18th, and part of the 36th, were in
garrison at Malta ; the remaining part of the 36th
were at /ante. The Aurora left Gibraltar the
29th June. There was no ship of war at Gibraltar:
the troops in garrison were—the 26th, 27th, 64th,
and 80th. The `6th wore expected to be re-
lieved by the 75thi stud %4'o'uld then embark for
England. Captain POiliicki Mr. Maxwell, Mr.
Frazer, of the 26th Regithent, and Rev. Mr.
Mackreath, Chaplain of Gibraltar, and family,
came home in the zturord. The 85th and 51A
Regiments were seen up the Mediterranean.