The Sun.
London, England, 1827-11-07 00:00:00

BILLINGSGATE.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ASHDOWN PARK COURSING.-(Fi RST DAY•)

• - THE CEP FOR PUPPIES ONLY.
Sir H. Vivian's Verity beat Mr. Pettat's Pawn
Mr. Capel's Joan of Arc beat Mr. Brown's Brutus, jun.
Mr. E: Cripps's.Ecbo beat Lord Molyneux's Mussniman
Mr. Briscall's Bragela heat Mr. Long's Lustre
Mr. Pettat's Promise beat Mr. Goodlake's C:sexide,
Mr. Biggs's Bra Card beat Mr. J. H. Vivian's Vivid
Mr. J. Cripps's Catalina beat Mr. Lawrence's Leveller
Mr. Phelip's Ready beat Col. Newport's Novelty.
THE CRAVEN STAKES, FIRST CLASS, ALL AGED.
Sir H. Vivian's Votive beat Mr. Cripples Emerald
Col. Newport's Nonplus beat Mr. Long's Lechinvar
Mr. Browne's Blossom beat Mr. Phelip's Rocket
Mr. Goodlake's Gong beat Mr. Capel's Jane
SECOND DAY.
• CRAVEN STAKES, SECOND CLASS, ALL AGED.
Mr. Cripps's Caradori-beat Mr. Lawrence's Larissa
Mr. Biggs'a Belzoni beat Mr. Briscall's Boreas
Mr. J. H. Vivian's Vapid beat Mr, Goodlake's Gift
Lord Molyneux's Merlin beat Mr. Capel's Jessamine
ASHDOWN STAKES FOR FIIPPIES, FIRST CLASS.
Mr. BrimsWs Berwick beat Mr. Lawrence's Landscape
Mr. Cripples Comedy.beat Mr. E. Cripps's Elrira
Sir It Vivian's 'Ventriloquist recd. ft. from Mr. Pettat's
Pastime
Mr. Capers Jesuit reed. ft. from Col. Newport's Niagara.
. .
ASHDOWN STARES, SECOND CLASS.
Mr. Cripps's Cerberns beat Mr. Lawrence's Leman
Mr. Briscall's Barton beat Col. Newport's Ney
Mr. Biggs's Blackbird beat Mr. Pettat's Prate
Mr. Goodlake's Gainsay heat Mr. J. H. Vivian's Vigil
FIRST TIES FOR THE CUP, OCT. 81.
Sir H. Vivian's Verity beat Mr. Biggs's Brocard
Mr. Cripps's Cateline beat Mr. E. Cripps's Echa
Mr. Briscall's Bragela beat Mr. Capel's Joan.
Mr. Pettates Promise beat Col. Newport's Ready
CRAVEN STAKES, mast TIES—FIRST CLASS.
Col. Newport's Nonplus beat Sri H. Vivian's Votive
Mr. Goodlake's Gong beat Mr. Browne's Blossom
CRAVEN STAKES—..SECOND CLASS.
Mr. Vivian's Vapid. beat Mr. Crippe's Caradori
Lord Molyeetiz"a Merlin beat Mr. Biggs's Belzoni
astsnowx STAKES—FIRST CLASS.
Mr. Cripps's Comedy beat Mr. Capel's Jesuit
Mr. Briscall's Berw:.-1: heat Sir H. Vivian's Ventriloquist
ASHDOWN STAKES—SECOND CLASS.
Mr. Briscall's Barton beat Mr. Goodlake's Gainsay
Mr. Biggs's Blackbird beat Mr. Cripps's Cerberus
THIRD DAY—AT LETCOMBE BOWERE,
THE CUP—SECOND TIES.
Sir H. Vivian's Verity beat Mr. Pettat's Promise
Mr. Cripps's Cateline beat Mr. }Musall's Braggla
FIRST "LASS, enevEN. STAKES.
Col. Newport's Nonplus beat Mr. Goodlake's Ganz, and
i • won the Stakes.
SECOND CLASS, CRAVEN STAKES.
Lord Molyn eux.'s Merlin beat Mr. Vivian's Vapid, and
won the Stakes. .

ASHDOWN STASES, FIRST CLASS.
Mr—Briacall's.Berwick beat Mr. Cripps's Comedy, and
won the Stakes.
SECOND CLASS, ASHDOWN STAKIS.
Mr. Briscall's Barton beat Mr. Biggs's Blackbird, ani
• won the Stakes.

MATCHES-THIRD DAV.
Mr. E. Cripps's Elvira beat Mr. Capel's Jet
Mr. Capel's Juliet beat Sir H. Vivian's Volatik
Mr. Biggs's Bourbon beat Mr. Pettat's Pledge
.Mr. Biggs's Bolanos belt Mr. Goodlake's Gohanna.
Col. Newport's Nutmeg and Mr.. Vivian's Violet, no crrurs,
Mr. Goodlake's Grammar beat Mr. Cripps's Cracker
Mr. Briscall's Boreas beat Mr. E. Crippa's Euryalus •
Mr. Browne's Briseis and Mr. Lawrence's Luna, undec.idzi
Lord Molyneux's Mussulman beat Mr. Briscall's Barrier
Mr. Browne's Brutus, jun. beat Mr. Vivian's Villager
Mr. Crippa's Caliban beat Mr. Lawrence's Lake
Col. Newport's Numa beat Mr. Pettat's Purity
SECOND CLASS.
Mr. Goodlake's Gulliver and Mr. Lawrence's Leman.
Mr. Briscall'a Brand beat Mr. Cripps's Cardinal
Mr. Goodlake's Godsend beat Mr. Pettat's Peggy
Mr. Lawrence's Landscape beat Mr. Capel's Jade -
Col. Newport's Nicknack beat Mr. Vivian's Victory
Mr. E. Crippa's Equity beat Mr. Vivian's Vivid
Mr. Goodlake's GrandisOn beat Col. Newport's Nick
Mr. E. Cripps's Emerald beat Mr. Briscall's --
Mr. Cripps's Cyrus beat Mr. Capel's Jacomo
Mr. Capel's Jane and Mr. Browne's Blossom, undecided.
THE CUP.

Mr. Cripps's Cataline and Sir H. Vivian's Verity ran
an undecided course—the dogs were put Into the slips
again ; a hare was put away, the dogs were soon unsighted ;
Verity afterwards got sight and coursed her alone for a
considerable distance—this was deemed no course—Cata-
line was severely lamed, and could not be brought to the
slips again, therefore Verity had the Cup.

THE ARMY.

LORD FITZROY SOMERSEre LIST

Lord Fitzroy Somerset, as Military Secretary to th:.,
Commander-in-Chief, went through the List yosterday, at
his Office in the Hoist Guards..
A few General, and about forty other Officcrs. tran-
sacted military business with his Lordship.

Detachments belonging to the 40th, 46th, and 08 Re -
giments of Infantry, arrirrd in town yesterday, from Bris-
tol, on route to Chatham.
A Detachment belonging to the Sd Regiment of Foot
arrived in town yesterday, from Ireland, en their rotate to
Sheernesq.

Detachments belonging to the 20th and 89th Regiments
of Infantry arrived in town yesterday, from Bristol, on
route to Canterbury.
A Detachment of Irish Remits, belonging to the Ar-
tillery and Infantry of the East India Company, arrived
in town yesterday, from Bristol, on route to Chatham.
The Ist and 2d Divisions of the 26th (Cameronian) Re-
giment of Infantry sailed on the 30th ult. from Cork, for
Chatham.