The Sun.
London, England, 1827-09-15 00:00:00

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LowlandMead.llay3 5t04 4
Upland Ditto 4lO 410
Rye-grass Hay 4lO 510
New Meadow Hay 4 0 410
Supply good, trade (lull

FISH-MARKET, BILLINGSGATE.

The arrivals of fish this morning were more numerous
than on any during the week, but the supply was by no
means large. cod was the principal fish which attracted
attention; it had an extremely fine appearance, and sold
well. Very little fresh Salmon was exhibited for sale.--
The following were the prices:._..
Prime Turbot each l2e. ed. to 208,0,-a.
Finest Salmon per lb. I 3 1 6
Ditto Grilse OlO 1 0
Salmon Trout 0 e 0 0
0
Fine Soles, per three pairs
Fine Cod-fish, each .. ,-. . «, 8 0 12 0
Live Eels, per sth. ' .., 0I) 313
Live Flounders, per quartern • 1 6 2 0
New Cod Sounds, per barrel 0 0 7 0
Dutch Pickled Herrings 0 0 '7 0
?1,41ed Salmon (Newcastle), per kit .....
i'ine LObsters, per score 5O 0 60 0
Inferior ditto
Fine Crabs (per dozen) 0 0 18 0
Fine Cray-fish 0 0 15 0
Shrimps, per gallon
Fine Prawns, Per lb.
Bee-4 Curi-otion Oysters, per bushel
Nai iv tli . 2O 0 28 0
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SPORTING INTBiLiaBIIGE.

DONCASTER MEETING,

DONCASTER. THURSDAY slaw.
For many years peat there have not been such good
grounds for expecting a fall and fashionable meeting as on
the present oecasion. Although year after year has passed
over the unsuccessful attempts of the southern sportsmen
to wrest the St. Leger from the grasp of their northern
rivals, the spirit of emulation continues undiminished.
Never had they better prospecta than for next week's St.
Leger, for which their famous Epsom horse Mamelake is
so great a favourite. Some insist that Matilda and Lunaria
are not competent to the distance, and that Zs race will
be made by Mameluke, Medoro, Granby, and another. or
two. Reviewer's party are very sweet upon him ; he
took a sweat this morning, and perforated well. If he
can be got to start he is sure to win (at least so say his
backers.) Odds are taken that he gets to six to one be-
fore the day. A report is in *simulation that Nonplus will
start, if so, he must get up in the odds. Another report,
having for its author a boy lately discharged from the
stables of Mr. Scott, who trains foe the Hon. E. Petre,
states, that Matilda has been tried at all weighty and dis-
tanees, and can beat the rot of the stable easy. Some
anxiety was felt the beginning of the week, as to whether
kfameluke would come or not ; but, on Wednesday, all
doubt was removed by his arrival, in excellent eondition,
having every appearance to justify the high aheraeter given
of him, He certainly diesipatee a doubt we once heard
expressed about his wind. Beta are making that twenty-
six will start, others, that there will not be thirty-flve
Leger horses here; and, as great anxiety must naturally
be felt in town on this point, we have taken the trouble
to collect the following list of those horses which bays ar-
rived up to this evening

Duke of Leeds's Moonshine
Duke of Leeds's b f Lunaria
Duke of Leeds's b c Moth, by Blacklook
Duke of Leeds's b c by Whisker, dam by Trophonius
Lord Scarbrough's b c Brother to Pasta
Lord Searbrough'e br • by Comus.--Byriun's dam
Lord Scarbrough's b f Sister to Tarrare
Mr. Riddell's eb a Hartpury, by Abjer
Hon. E. Petre's eh c Tom Jana
Mr. Darnell's b f Nivalis
Mr. Russell's eh f Emma
Sir W. Milner's sla a Malek
Mr. Crompton's Sancho Panes
Mr. Crompton's Barlador
Mr. Powlett's Popsy
Mr. Houldsworth's Coalition
Mr. Houldsworth's Bhurtpore
Lord Clarendon's c by Partisan—A.atiope
Mr. Forth's ch c Spondee
Mr. Forties b f Translation
Mr. Clifton's b c Fylde
Mr. Gascoyne's br c by Smolensko—Olivera
Lord Jersey's (Mr. Gully's) Mameluke
Mr. Gully's br c by Cervantes, dam by Cervantes
Mr. Gully's eh a Little-thought-of
Mr. Tarlton's b f Sarah, by Whisker
Mr. Marson's ch a by Cardinal Wo:sey
Major Yarburgh's b c Laurel
Mr. Johnson's eh c Jupiter
The following will be here in a day or two
Lord Kilburne's Reviewer (now at Pontefract)
Duke of Devonshire's (Mr. Petre's) Nonplus
Lord Titchfeld's b f Matilda (Mr. Petre's)
Mr. Petre's Granby, by Cannon Ball
Lord Fitswilliam's Medora and Kit Cat
Sir J. Byng's Pedlar.

After the Si. Leger the most interesting rae wiii be for
the Gold Cup, for which the entries are not Tat made; we
believe that, besides some others, the Viewing famous
horses will start for it :—bfetnnon, flint de Lis, Actmaii,
Longwaist, and Tarrare—the tyro first the favourites.
This raw will derive additiov:a interest from the flat of the
first three having run for the St. Leger of 1825, when.
Fleur de Lis was Inor3led down. The entries for the
week are not yet QV:, but their value at present is about
10,0001.

The betting has not beau very brisk, and vra can only
quote tl:e following to 2 agst Maraeluke, 4i to 1 apt
Granby, 10 to 1 agst Matilda, 11 to 1 agst Medora, 11 to
1 apt Reviewer; all the rest as before.

LICHFIELD RACES.--WanNaNDAT, sprz. 12.
Viscount Axsox and E. C. HAILTOPP, Esq., Stewards.
Mr. W. HILL, Clerk of the Course.
A Sweepstakes of 25 soy.. each, for two-yr-olds. The
last half mile. (4 Subs.)
Mr. Yates', 'Mermaid
Marquis of Anglesea's eh. f. by Cossack
Mr. Giffard's Mischief
A Sweepstakes of 10 cove. each, with 50 added by the
Members. Two miles.
Mr. Yates's Paul Pry
The Noblemen and Gentlemen's plate of 60 soy.. No rase.
A Handicap of 24 soya-, Half a mile. (3 sub..)
Mr. Yates'. Meranild
Marquis of Ate,r,lesea's ch. L by Cossack
ToußsDAY.—Thu Gentlemen's Subscription Plato of 60
sovs., for thrue and four-yr-olds. Heats, two miles.
Mr. Howard's br. f. by Paha dePsite.... 1 1
Mr. Haywood's b. c. Sceptre 2 *
Mr. Giffard's ch. e. Pantaloon
Three drawn.—Pantaloon eame in Bret, but was short of
weight.
The City Subscription Plate of 60 sovs. No race.
A Handicap of 5 soy& each, with 30 added by the City,
and 10 to the second horse. Heats, two miles.
Mr. Giffard's b. c. by Ambo
Mr. Harrow's Alecto
Mr. Wilkin's ch. c. Fiskerman 2 3
Mr. Wightwick's ch. c. Vatican 3 4

'ouritici.—The followin;
of Cocks fought at the Sw
500 SOY 9. the Main, and 10 i
Potter, feeders
orr.uvsk. sc. a. POTTER. el. R.
Tuesday
Wednesday . ..... . 6 3 Wednesday . 6 5
Thursday 6 0
,Thursday 4 4

1g is a stalierneut of the Main
van Pit during the Races, for
soya. the Byes. Gißiver and

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One main battle was dra'

12 11

on Wednesday night.

ABINGDON RACES.—TetuasnAv, Barr. IS.
Sweepstakes of 2 sone. each, !or threb.yr-oltie. One mile.
Mr. D. rtadelyffe's Maria I
Mr. Dilly's Psudarne 2
Mr. Griffith,'. Prestbury 3
Mr. Craven's Crony 4
iTwo-yr-old Stakes of SO sovs. h. ft. Half a mile,'
Mr. Sadler's ch. c. by Rubens 1
Mr. Rawlinson's Ruby
Lord Ailesbury's b. c. by Reveller . 3
Sweepstakes of 5 sem each, with 2 added.. Two code*.
Air. Sadler's Tears' 1
Mr. Craven's Maldonia
2
Mr. Dilly's Escape ....... .
The Maiden Plate Wes Won at three heats by Mr.
Howes's Miss Clifton, beating Prestbary and Rosa.

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BECCLE'S RACES.—TuzsbAy, Sm. 11.
Swe'l3o4keb of 5 Bova. each, Heats, two miles and a die-

Lance.
Col. Wilson's b. f. by Merlin I t
Mr. R. Wilson's Busk. • 2
Tho Ladies' Plate 44601. Heat', two mils and a half.
Duke of Graftou's Zoffani
Colonel Wilson's Corkscrew
The Plate on the Second Day was also won by Zeffani,
beating Corkscrew, who broke down in the third beat.

EXETER RA.CES.—Wansraspar, Sam 12.
The Devonshire Stakes 25 sovs. seal'. Once round. (16
Subs.)
Mr. J. B. Swete named Premier ........... . i
Mr. Parker named b. c. by Foabury ....... 2
Mr. Carpenter named Prosody ............... 8
A Tureen, value 100ga. Heats, once round and a distance.
Lord Palmerston's Lusborough i 1
Mr. Stowey named Sprite 2 X
The County Members' Plate of 50/.
Mr. Jones's b. m. Conquest
Mr. Radcliffe's b. b. Lawrence
Mr. Gauntlett's bi.
dr m. Gamelia

ABERYSTWITH RACES.—TnuanaY, Sul.. 11.
Sweepstakes of 10 sots. each. (17 Subs.)
Capt. B. Davieep b. nu Milne .......... 1 1
ir. Powell's Knisk.nack ................. 2 die.
The Goggerddan Stakes of 3 sovs. each, and 40 added.
leaw'sasNwlnTtubiny
Major Parry'a ch. ns. by Sootlasaye,
.... 1 1 •
Capt. Davia's Minns .... .................. 2 2
Mr. Davies's Trooper ..................... 3 3
Mr. Vivian's Smooch ................. 4 dr
• Capt. B. Daeies's Multuna in parr° came in first, but
owing to foul riding, was distanced.
Warrussusx.—Tha Aberystwith Stakes of 10 soya, earl, .
Minr.pDadrl;ol7'sanTaroompre.r,mbuesastiei:i:
Woodpecker.
The Handicap Stakes of 5 acts. ea?h, and 20 added, wat
won by Alr. %I ', AAeg alarrako, Leat;pi four others.
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