The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-29 00:00:00

NORTHERN (INVERNESS) RACES.

This annual carnival of the Northern Highlands com-
menced this day, but the weather was far from being pro-
pitious, and the attendance has as yet been extremely
limited. Among the company are the following :
Right Hon. Lady Saltoun, Hon. A. Macdonald and the
Hon. Mrs. Macdonald, Hon. Miss Fraser, Non. W.
Fraser,, Mr. Davidson of Tulloch, M.P. ; Hon. Mrs.
Davidson, Hon. Miss Macdonald, Mr. Fraser of Lovat,
and the Hon. Mrs. Fraser; Hon. James Macdonald, Mr.
J. H. Mackenzie of Cromarty, and lady ; Mr. Macleod
of Cadboll ; Mr. Alacdowal Grant of Arndilly, and the
Hon. Mrs. Grant; Mr. Grant of Lakefield; Cluny Mac-
pherson, Mrs. Colonel Macpherson, and Miss Macpher-
son of Cluny; Captain Shepperd, R.N. and family, Mr.
W. Davidson, Mr. Forsyth, the Hon. A. Mackintosh of
Mackintosh ; Mr. Halket, Braelangwell ; Colonel Rose
of Castlehill; Mr. Grant, yr. of Corrymony ; Mr. Fraser
of Struy ; Major Warrsnd, Mr. Watten, Mr. B. Brown,
Mr. J. Fraser of Auchnagairn, and lady.

Fifty sovs. given by the Duke of Gordon, Patron of the
Meeting. Heat, one mile and a ball.
Mr. Davidson of Tulloch's h. c. Victory, 3 yrs
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Mr. Loi imer's br. h. Prosody, by Prime Minister, aged 2 3
T. A. Fraser of Lovat's b. c. Ketchup, 3 yrs 3 2
Mr. Macleod of Cadboll's b. f. by Whisker, 3 yrs dis:
Lord Kennedy's b. h. Caccia Matti, aged
The Tulloch Stakes of 100 sots. each, 25 forfeit. Two
meeting miles and a distance.
Sir F. A. Mackenzie named Sir Malachi Malagrowther 1
T. A. Fraser of Lovat's br. h. Hartlepool
The First Class Macaroni Stakes of 20 go. each, h. ft.

Two mile heats. Gentlone:, riders.
Mr. 'Macleod of Cadboll, named Mr_ Lorimer's Prosody 1 dis
Mr. J. Davidson's br. h. Blue Bonnet 2 dr.
Mr. Davidson of Tulloch's hr. g. Don Miguel 1 1

The Beaufort Stakes of 50 sovs: each, h. ft. Two miles.
Mr. Davidson named Sir Malachi Malagrowther 1
Mr. Macleod of Macleod named ch. g. Ephesus ... 2
Second Class of Macaroni Stakes of 20 ge. each, h. ft. for
horses not thorough bred. Gentlemen riders. The
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winner of the first class of Macaroni Stakes, to carry
51b extra. Two mile heats. -
Mr. J. Davidson's br. h. Blue Bonnet walked over.
About thirty sat down io dinner in the Rooms this even-
ing, Mr. Davidson of Tulloch, M.P. in the Chair, Mr.
Munro of Novar, croupier.

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING.

SUNDAY NIUNT.

This meeting is expected to be fully attended, as, besides
the interest created by some important betting stakes,
which bring out several of the last Derby horses, many
are induced to attend by the hope of meeting those who
have not yet settled their Doncaster accounts, as it is usual
for those gentlemen who are in the habit of attending the
meetings at Newmarket, but do not visit Doncaster, to
attend at the former place at the meeting immediately fol-
lowing the St. Leger race, for the purpose of settling their
engagements; and although the number this Sear is
smaller
company veryn usual,de,irabie. there quite enough to make their
areT he principal races of the Week
tha
—the Grand Duke Michael Stakes and the St. Leger, in
both of which many .of the horses that ran for the Derby
and Oaks at the last Epsom meeting are engaged : Cad-
land is in both, and of course the favourite; he will
against him, and thus
there are a select few
thefrighten
eid
fields
willar otherssmallf r from n:
however,starting
who will very probably have a race for it, although any
attempt against the winner of the Derby and the conqueror
of the Colonel is looked upon as.little short of insanity.—