The Sun.
London, England, 1826-10-10 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTER SALL'S.
The betting yesterday was confined to the Derby, and some
matches which come on at Newmarket nest week. For the
Derby, Mr. Wyndham's and Lord Jersey's horses are first favou-
rites, at even betting, one of them being of the Whalebone breed,
and the other own brother to the celebrated Middleton, who won
the Derby last year.
The only circumstance worth notice was the amicable adjust-
ment of a large bet between two sporting characters, which had
occasioned much comment.

Deß,BY.—ig to I agst Mr. Wyndham's Elfred colt; IS to
agst Lord Jersey's Web colt ; 25 to I aget Tattler.
Mamas NeXT IVERIC.-5 to 4 on Paul Jones; 5 to 4 on
Enamel; 5 to 4 on Adeliza.

CALEDONIAN AND PERTH HUNTS.
The Caledonian and Perth Hunts met at Perth last Tuesday,
and were attended by a vary brilliant assemblage of the nobility
and gentry of Scotland.
The Caledonian St. Leger Stakes of 25 soya. each, p. p. with
100 added by the Caledonian Hunt. One mile end a half.
(Eight Subscribers.)
Mr. Baird's Sir Malachi Alalagrowther 1
Mr. C. Alexander's Zelint
Sir A. Ramsay's Tremaine 0
Lord Kennedy's Grecian Queen
Mr. G. Dawson's gr. f. by Grey Walton 0
Mr. F. Quarton's b. c. by Caton 0

Perigtharson's b. I. Ada, 811. ree. LSO sore. ft.
from lldr. Cruickshank'. cb.g. Jet& Care.lees, Sat. alb. Two
miles.

Wanassane.y.—Hia Majestya Puree of 10.5 ;ova. granted to the
Caledonian Muni.
Mr. Howe'. Skiff walked over.
A Plate of 301., given by the Perth Hunt lints, twice round
the Course.
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Sir A. Ratusay's Gift _...—.
I 1
Mr. Thomson's Louise
Mr. Forchaiv's b. g. Zerbino
Mr. Kinnear's Enny bolted
THURIDAY.—Tbe Caledonian Cup, value IDS son. Three miles.
Mr. Baird's b. g. Robin Hood I
Mr. Carnegie's Major I
Mr. Kennedy's Lancer S
Mr. Maula's Apostate

A Plate of 40/., given by the City of Perth. Vitas mile heats.
Sir A. Ramany's Gift
Mr. Johnstone's b. h. Sir Thomas x dr
Captain Douglas's North Britain a
Mr. Farquharson's b. c. by Cotton
A Platt of Md., given by the Perth Hunt. Two miles.
Mr. Baird's Sir Malachi Malagrowther I I
Mr. Maul's Prosody
Mr. Carnegie's Nick 9 dr
HIGHLAND SOCIACTY GAMIC.
The sports of the week at Perth commenced on Tuesday with
the Highland Society Competition and Games. At eleven o'clock,
the President and members proceeded to the top of the North Inch,
where a large area was enclosed with stakes and ropes, with a
platform in the centre for the exhibition of the Pipers and Dancers.
A party of the 93d, Highlanders had been ordered out to keep the
ground and preserve order, but they, for some uneecountablo
reason, had been ordered to take their station at twelve o'clock, an
hour after the time of meeting. Before their arrival, a erased of
spectators, estimated at not less than 10,000, had &shambled ;
and as a rather promiscuous and by far too numerous admission to
an inner circle within the lista was permitted, and by that means the
view of the crowd being completely abstracted, they beesene
restive--tore up the stakes and ropes.—and pressed forward
to the circle within. The handful of she gad completely failed
in restoring order, and even when a party of the 7th Hussars
arrived, the mob was in too much confusion to be arranged in
their former station by any means which could have been advis-
able on the occasion. The sports were Consequently much ob-
structed, and it was impossible to witness them with any degree
of comfort. The musical competitors displayed much skill, and
the danters great agility and spirit. Great strength and Ants.
isinagirdegr.
rity were exhibited in the other gymnastic exercisea—particularly
by Peter 111‘Gregor, from the Braes of Foss, who far outshone
any of his athletic competitors. The Sports, upon the whole,
confusion
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were calculated to afford much amusement, had the unfortunate
ing is the result of the competition :
Grand Highland Bagpipe. —A handsome Ivory-mounted Bagpipe,
awarded to Angus Munro, piper to the 93d foot.
2d, A handsome silver.motieted Snuff Mull, with Catragornm
stone ; gained by Roderick M'Kay, piper to James Moray, Esq.
of Abercairney, as second best player on the bagpipes.
Sd, To the hest Dancer of a Highland Real—A handsome
silver-mounted Dirk, awarded to Angus Cameron, Rana"l"
4th, To the best Thrower of the Putting Stone—A handsome
silver-mounted Snuffgained by Pater M'Dougal, Brest of
Pose. Mall, feow
ull.ot:

sth) To the beet Thrower of the !Jammer and Tosser of the
Bar--A silver-mounted Powder-horn, gained by the aforesaid
Peter APHougal. '
6th, To the hest leapor—A Sperm Mansell, gained by James
Highlander—A Tartan Plaid, to
Robertson, A boreeirney.
AnAltuftsheiremTdowserhe:Ozinlibe.pritastitill:rn°a", Dressed
70 of the members, and other
gentlemen strangers, (lined together in the Salutation Hall.

HAY MARKET
(At per Load
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1 v., hind *at o hin 31 I w liay.C3 6to 4 5 Clover Hay ,„ .......... 15 51. • I
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Upland Ditto
gyp -grass Hay
New ?deltdow Hay.... 4 0 6 0
supply large, and trade dull; priites as on Saturday.
XMITH Fl ELI).
Lowland Meadow liay23 oto 4 0 Clover Hay generally 44 10 te 6 il
Upland Ditto
Rye-grass Hay
New -Meadow Hay .... 31$ 4li 'Wheat Ditto IIO 1 ill
An average supply, and a d I trade at Saturday's prim.