The Sun.
London, England, 1842-06-28 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
TATTERSALL'S—YESTERDAY.
The betting yesterday was not heavy—on the contrary, the
amount laid out in the course of the afternoon was small ia
the aggregate compared w ith former years, but it ranged over,
all the events now on the tapis, and promises to mend. Several
changes were made in the prices of the principal favourites ;
for instance, for the Liverpool Cup, Forester, an Irish horse,
trod closely upon the heels of Heslington, whose victory la
Newcastle, although apparently achieved without difficulty,
was far from being a bloodless one ; nevertheless he stands at
an improved quotation, and is in force. Rhodanthe and Prince
Caradoc are also backed for this race. For the Goodwood Cup the
Squire, having qualified at NeA castle for the 51b. allowance,
and run a good race, has a string party, and is fist in the
throng; nei:her Aliddleham, Nautilus, or Ileeswing are in
muchdemand at present. The Goodwood Stakes, betting el
confined to five horses, whose prices will be found below; all
of them were in favour with select parties.
The St. Leger was touched upon once or twice, and just
enough said and done to prove that those who, at Newcastle,
laid .5 to 4 against Attila, and 1.9 to I against Cabrera, were
but 6 to
well advised." The closing offers, yesterday, were
4, and 2.0 to I.
The general prices, at the close of the betting, were as
, fellows :

NEWMARKET JULY STAKES.
6 to 1 agst Mr. Rogers's Thii Syrian—taken and after'
wards offered
LIVERPOOL CUP.

6 to 1 agst Major Yarburgh's lieslington—taken
Bto 1 agst Mr. Watts's Forester
12 to 1 agst Lord Ches!ertield's Rhodanthe—taken •
13 to 1 agst Mr. Mostyn's Prince Caradoc
GOOD WOO I) CUP.
6 to I agst Mr. Bell's The Squire—taken
7 to 1 apt Mr. Orde's Beeswing—nn backers
after.
8 to I agst Mr. Ramshay's Middleham—taken and
wards offered
a gm•
8 to 1 agst Duke of Orleans' Nautilus—taken an

wards offered
W
tie I
Reeswing's weight is 9st 81b, her race at Nowcasglb
made her entitled to an allowance of 21b, in addition to 1""who
for running at Chester. The weight of St. Lawrenee,
won a Queen's Plate at the late Curragh Meeting, is "death
and of Marius 7st 12ib. Retriever is disqualified by the
of his nominator, Count Matuhcovitz.
THE GOODWOOD STAKES.
to 1 agst Scott's two—taken
8 to 1 agst Lord Chesterfield's Knight of the tv..bis,tlB'
taken and afterwards offered
9 to 1 agst Mr. Greville's Welfare—taken
13 to 1 agst Mr. Treen's Una—taken
15 to 1 agst Capt. Harcourt's Arnagill—taken •
18 to I agst Mr. Griffiths's Tupsley—taken eat')
4 to 1 agst Welfare and Knight of the Whistle--.--
ST. LEGER.
6 to 4 agst Col. Anson's Attilaoffered esciftij
1000 to 50 agst Mr. Ramsay's Cabrera—taken and afte-
offei
KNIGH TON RACES.—FRIDAY. gosfit
The Stanage Stakes of 5 toes. each, and 25 added.
about one mile and a quarter. (4 subs.) l 1
Mr. Skerrett's Fludibras, 4 yrs,9st 1011.);(Marlow) 9 g
Mr. Gough's Fausta, 4 yrs, 9st 101 b ...... 4' 13 dr
Mr. Robbin's President, 4 yrs, Bst 91b 1
Mr. Frost's Fitzgambol, 4 yrs, 9st 13lb

A good race.
The Craigdon Stakes of 5 sovs. each, with 20 added.
one mile and a quarter (7 subs.) l 1
Mr. Herbert's Tariff, 3 yrs, Bst 51b........... (Jones) ? o In
Mr. Wheeldon's bc, by Giovanni, 4 yrs, 9st Bst i3 v
Mr. Weyman's Mile, 6 yrs, lOst 6lb
0
Mr. Cough's Greenfinch, 5 yrs, 9st 131 b ...... 9
Three others started. Three well contested bee"'
on.
The Town Purse of 151. added to a Sweepstakes Of goo
each, the second saves his stake, one mile, was woo ibot° iDi
heats, by Mr. Brewer's Pussey, 6 yrs, Bst 91b (Ennis)t
Mr. Green's Betty Lop, 4 yrs, est 51b, Mr. Thom Poe:,
Harry, Bst 91b, Air. 'fudge's Jolly Tar, Sst 51b, and
others, by a head.
GOODWOOD CUP. bode
Beeswing's weight is 9,t 81b, her race at Newcsstle ode
made her entitled to an allowance of 2lbs. in addition
31bs for running at Chester.

DISTRESS AT LEEDS.
TO THE EDITOR OF 'THE SUN
R, —Herewith you will receive a copy of a 7tbt
tion to the Mayor, already signed by about 20°-
most respectable shopkeepers and other trades
Leeds, nearly one-half of whom are Conservativ64!.iiiid
All parties have united to make known the at ore
state of trade, and the unparalleled distress tll3ysllo
wails in the borough, but it is not the intentiooLrr
requisitors to discuss, or recommend any partict7iii4
medy ; they will merely content themselves by'
facts, and making known the real state of their .4
in the hope that something will be done inioller;
for this state of things cannot continue much 7,
something must be done.
The meeting will be convened by circular, O.
nesday or Thursday next.
The Magistrates have a meeting this day to epfb
what can be done relative to the distress that 191
in the borough, and the subject will be brooelS,
the notice of the Town Council some day next wee,,do
Not less than 4,040 heads of families in the' to,
"0001
of Leeds are receiving parochial relief at the
time, and, calculating five to a family, we have-11 e
of 20,000 persons receiving parochial relief, beillfil-a
one-fourth of the population in the township Ltilfr
other townships in the borough are in no better C
• I remain, your's respectfully,
NV ILLIA 31 WHIT.EI?r/4,
175, Briggate, Leeds, June 24, 1842. .
[The requisition to the Mayor has been recell)P"
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LLOYD'S SHIPPING
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LONDON, JUNE 27.—Wind this day at. Noon, S,'W•ty
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 25.—Wind W. to .f.4.4,:tigt
and squally.-2u. W, N. W., fresh breezeS. t ~Pfr
don to Jamaica ; Eddystone, ditto, for Nassau,
Seringapatam, Madras.
Coo:Ls, JUNE 25.—Arrd. Courier, Thomson, 041. :11
Kefford, Rio; Emilie, Fludenbutg, Bahia; MO, gl
Sarah, Foster, and Mary Smith, Lewes, Matanza42-':
with loss of bowsprit, &c., having run font of '0445
tr,
coming to an anchor.
OFF THE LIZARD, JUNE 24.—Wilhelmina, Th°llllo-'i,
for A ntvc erp.
- - • - - '30.;t11

FALMOUTH, JUNE 24. —Wind W. S. W., strong
—25. Wind W. S.W., fresh gales and squally.---11! 334:1_1,0
press Packet, Rio, sailed 26th Al Bahia 1 lth
flit s
nambuco 17th, with 27,0001. in gold and diarnoettipl7;
head Park, Gladspn, Calcutta, sailed Ist Feb., and P.,: Of,
Ist ult.; Elizabeth and Jane, Hart, Honduras, left 24,4,4,-
Columbine, Robertson, Aux-Cayes, sailed 12th ult.
Triton, Scourge, do., and sailed for Antwerp.
ARRD. IN THE CREEK, JUNE 25•—Troughtft ste.
Odessa; Devon, Morrish, Smyrna ; Trieste, fromlOil,
Ors DOVER, JUNE 25.—Africanie, Low, Vs°, ltate
Land ; Spartan, Tarbert, Mauritius; James 1-104°1110.-
Barbadoes ; Active, Buckman, St. Domingo; Hastle°'
Havannah for Ghent; Garland, Grove, St. Helen*. Catt9As
SWANSEA, Ju NE 25. —Arrd. Catherine, Grainger 0,7,V
POOLE, JUNE 26.—The Jane, White or Wright, -,elft,
Quebec, was spoken 31st ult. cif Magellan River, troy-
cutwater and bowsprit, having been in the ice, by
Wellis, arrived here. to`
CORUNNA.—The Aerolite, steamer, Spence, hell"
bon_, is wrecked at Munoz, crew saved.
;ber°ll-1
HATHuasT, R. G. MAY I3.—The Dina, arrived
„i ,4
4r
Senegal, Rio Nunez, reports the loss of the Alexandria, s'bosr
Senegal, from Rio Nunez to Bissau, in the Biss-get
crew saved. ..- 0,
DEAL, JUNE 25 AND
Relief, Calcutta; Emma, Ellis, Cape ; Olivia, 10°.ropieepott
Esther, Sharpe, and Jemitna King, Calcutta ; Pe' ' 111
manjee, West, China ; Rebecca, Jane and Spartan' 510„/
Mauritius ; Mandugo, Ilayn, Jamaica; Jean Grab%
Trinidad; Mary, Halkett, westward. From I"o,,eribst,
Queen of England, and Duncan, for Calcutta; vile;
Vincent's; Harmony, llowahy ; Amiens, Perna°
GAft
Croix, Jamaica. I°b°
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 26.—Wind W. N. W. —Arr •
Ancona. as"
a do,
BRISTOL, JUNE 25.—Arrd. Barbara, Hammon.: lb. ,r$ I
DUBLIN, JUNE 24.—Arrd. Albion, Campbell, P}xeierritiet
CORE, JUNE 24. Arrd. Retrench, I‘PCoap pildsOf
, ;
Lord Sandun, Fenerell, St. John's, New Brunswicle Vt
Lornerville, Singapore ; Sisters, Fleming, M°l3 100
Spencer, Brickett, Cape. 10°4
WHITBY, JUNE 24.—The Henry and Harriet,
main and foretopmast during a squall off this port.
solej. 60,
SHIELDS, JUNE 25.—Sid. Riga, Williams, 111/...„,09100'
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 25.—Wind W. S. W., fresh; tr, Cep'
Frankland, Chriitie, Calcutta ; Charles Eyes, Lilo' yefio,
Thomas Mellor, Palethorp, Pernambuco; 1„.01;
Jamaica ; Harman, Rattray, Havannah ; Caraser-ov,
Laguna; Agnes and Rival, Nassau ; Messengerjobtelie
and Hindoo, Porter, New Orleans; Robert Watt,
otot,o
Dauntless, Gazelle, Savannah ; Brooklyn, Ric,„htcceit,,e'
York. 26. Malcolm, M'Farlane, Valparaiso ; r'a f;11.
Antigua ; Jamaica, Gibson, Jamaica ; 0,100,
Peruvian, Atlantic, all from New Orleans; John ;vete
and Tamerlane, Eagle, and Calcutta, Savaurab ; 10_011
John's, New Brunswick; Hero of Acre,. Git4Q!:.•
Orleans. Off port, 26, Higginson, Barbacloes ; S°
Quebec; Reliance, Ceard.
s'viskap
VESSELS SPOKEN WlTH.—Defence,ef, ,11;
Gth inst., lat. 48, ion. 50, by the Express ps-747,..5n0r
,Falmouth;at Earl Leicester, 23d inst., lat'„,,oPyt#
Queen, arrived at do.; Abbotsford, CaleitLbei,
pool, lat. 10 S, lon. 15 W. ; Fanny, PerTf
Hamburgh, 31st inst., lat. 26 N., 1011..,4.10'
Buenos Ayres, to London, Bth inst., lat." i)..lsol.fli*p
the Olivia, arrived in the Downs ; ,1._,C0
ult., lat. 4 N., ion. 20 W., by the rYsche'96,dlVapef,,i
Cork ; Elizabeth, Valparaiso, to Londnut,iii,
by the Sisters, arrived at Cork ; EarlDurncy,r,
to Valparaiso, 30th Feb., lat., 37 Se I°ll' pp* ;004",
Harnburgh, to do., 26th March, lat. 57 4 ALL, r;
Hobe, Pernambuco, June 2, lat. 30,
Havre, to Savannah, by the Cumberland, Jill'&10;,•r1
lon. 40; Mandina, Shields, to the Cape, AP4,ect si et,
lon. 16 E., by the Young Queen, aTiet. 49,t
Walter Scott, Slanelly to Havannah, 13tHiocity, CApe,O,ft;
by the Forester, arrived at. Havre ; cop! itti
asts,
rous,
Newfoundland, 2d inst., under jurym
by the Helen, arrived in the Clyde ; CYP .
London; lat. 26 S., ion. 5 W. ;
London, lot. 5 N., ion. '2l ; Pomona, Lur.sclis
elclo!?! woo
to gi
don, lat. 10, lon. 28 ; Robert and George., "sreollver
treal, lat. 35, ion. 34 ; her Majesty's sluir.,„ An_i.notatt,
Australia, lat. 3 N., lon. 23 W. ; off 59,
China to Cork, by the Elizabeth, aril' 10214jest14
Irvine, Bristol to Quebec, 21st ult., hit', her ,
the Margaret. arrived at NewfotilidlaVhil lad
ship Cygnet, March 24, off Accra ; ; I0_11;
to Bombay, April 19, on the line, Jon- iTt., 1,9;
berland, Newcastle to Bombay, jet. " vv. ''„y,
20 W. ; Errnic, Rio to London, 7th u.",at.. 2r,' Joe.
'ti'
27 ; Artheruise, Rio to Lisbon, 27th,:, •3.7Lields
Carrier, Palermo to New York, Sth?,isel'isio, %e
el;
by the Indian, arrived at Havre ; 31.117-. ; 319A;lie
Grenada, 28th ult., lat. 23 N., lon. 36,„,. te,11,, ~o.
London to Madras, 20th inst., lat. 48,1",ordessil'.!*„
dale,ai
soor,r
outi ed7i2n
clays,tlte Riai River r
7;0 Gwo,roii,ificl.eti:alns,i, te,rry topar r
burvie, arrived in the River ; Vit"3ll
merarit, Ilth inst., lat. 45, lon. 14.

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FROM A CORRESPC.NDEN T.—A. dePil ilia PO ig
pfesent gurAii ?lye. '
on Sir 11. Peel on Saturday, relative to the arduop!tiii°
deputation ad,' ' 0
took his letters, receive,' 'll,. koly ._,-1,10.0.-,,f
ilesatatabasnudnfiriotym'oFfatlitineoutb and Sprieooiii
enclosing a bill of lading for treasure by to° day,. "Willr
which treasure also reached London on Sattre &Jiver • iitiv:,
bulk of the letters 7
through tnd the recepittt:o2o.
he Post.o i ce W.:_ of aseec,_ e
day morning only. We understaob,
and the great attention paid by Sir R.
eedl' echtl
Pee, rp' '
confidence that this abuse will be spY