The Sun.
London, England, 1829-01-03 00:00:00

CHANGES.

The Hon. fleorgo Agar and Leidy Georgina Ellis, at Roeharap-
ton, from the Royal Lodge, Wincbor ; the Marquis of Hastings,
11-orn the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork-streets, for •
Donington Park, Leicestershire ; Lady Chetwynd, from Craw-
ley's Hotel (late Cook's), Albenaarle-street, for her nest iu
Easex.. Captain Harcourt. from ditto, on a tour; Col. Davies,
from Lilt's Hotel, St. James's-street, on a tour ; A. Y. Atkinsoe,
Leg. ili<t liegimont, frosu ditto, for Bristol; the. Missal
from NVerren's Hotel, Regent-street, for Lord Daere's seat, the
Hoo, Herts ; Capt. Fellow es, from tsc Royal hotel, St Jamul's-
street, for Bath ; Capt. Williams, from the Bath Hotel for
Wales ; Capt. Sargent, front ditto, for Berks; Mrs. and Miser
Charlton, from ditto, for the North. •

Viseuulit Melville and Sir George M urray had
a conference yesterday afternoon with the Earl of Aber•
dren, at the office of the Secretary of Slate for Foreign
Affairs-

Despatches were brought by a King's i\ies-
aenger on Thursday night, from the Riglit Hon. Stratford
Canning, for the Earl of Aberdeen, and also front fir
Frederick Adam, the Lord High Corneal/grimier of Aso
lonian I4cs, for Sir George Murray.
The Earl of Clanwilliam transacted business
yesterday with the Earl of Alyerilent, at the Foreign-tflies,
Downing-ctrert.

A ineetir:, of the Commissioners for the Re-
daction of the. Natinnal Debt wee held yesterday at the
Treasury. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Gover-
nor and Deputy-Governor of the 'Bank of England, went
among those present.

UPWARDS OF 53,0001. ANNUALLY CON-
TRIBUTED TO THE REVENUE EY ONE
Clement, the Proprietor of The Morning Chronicle, who
pio.Reoses the largeat Newspaper Establishment in London,
paid last year, between January 1, and December 31, 1828,
for Stamp and Excise Dittie€ for that Journal and his three
Weekly Papers, no less than Fifty-three Thousand and
Five liwndred Pimis. The number of foarpenay
stamps (which is the red mark at the corner of every paper),
was two millions seven hundred and thirty-fi►e timaisoil
eight hundred and sixty-five.* The guiltily of paper seed
was 5,471 reams; each ream weighed 401 be. ; the &oleo
Duty on which was 10s. the ream. The number of Ad-
vertieegriel;ye inserted is Mr. Clements Papers ia the year,
was 29,633, the duty upon each Advertisement being 3s. 84.
Thus, the sums paid to the Reveaue by Mr. Clrateat's
Newspaper concern, in the past year of 1828, were—
Y,,736,865 New Stamps £4.5,1597 IA 0
Duty on 29,633 Asivertisetneuto, at

Ss .8d
Excise on 5,471 Beams of Paper, at

10a........... 2,735 1 0 0

£53,M 9 0 6

• Mr. Clement's consumption being more than ewe-
tent/1 part of the Stamps uscd by all the Newspapers
printed in England, of which there are printed in London
49, and in the country 151, together of Daily and Weekly
Journals TOO, consuming, according to the Parliamentary
Return, about Twenty-fire Millions of Foarpenny Stamps.-

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

DONCASTER RACES.

Desirons, despite all labour and expence, of laying before
oUr sporting readers the earliest intelligence connected
With sporting enbjecis, we have received fro►n York a list
of the nomination of the Great St. Leger for 1629. The
torainittion already received amount to 81 ; and it is pro-
bable there will be some additional names from London and
Newmarket by to-morrow's poet.
The following are the nuir.bers for the different stakes
ChamNgtie Stakes, S't ; Doncaster Stakes, 16 ; Four-
Year old StArs, 3 ; Doncaster Racing Club Stakes, 4 ;
Clevelsod Stakes, 13 ; Two-par old Stakes, 33 ; Gas-
eoigre Btakes, 9; Filly stakes, 10; Sweepttakes of 90
"'Ts. otta, 2i ; Stakes far four-year olds, &c. of 23 sous.
each., 8.

THE GREAT ST. LEGER STAKES.
A Sweepstakes of Q, moo. each, for three-year old colts
Bat. till). fillies Bat. 3114—St. Leger Conroe.
R. Ot•ot.venor's I). c. Parr:wons, by Master Henry
Mr. J. Gibson's b. c. by Filho do Puts—Mrs. Clarke
Townroveis b. c. Tranhy, by Blacklock—Orville
Loh! Scarborough's hr. c. Cistercian, by Catton—Paynator
loird Scarborough's ch. f. by Pilgarliek, dam by Whisker
Ler,l Scarborough's hr. f. by Catton— Dick Andrews
Mr. Loy'A eh. c. Thatcher, by Blacklock, dam by Comas
31r, B tird's bl. r. Scotun, by Fitz-Orville—Marchesa
Mr. March:lan's b. e. Bay 'Walton (late Marcus) by Filho
Mr. Nowell's gr. a. Roundwuist, brother to Longwaist
Mr. Nowell's It. c. by Walton—Rosanne
Mr. Newell's f. by Orville or Walton--ais. to Troubadour
Mr. _Novell's br. f. by Walton—Brown Duchess
?P.r% .1014zsoit's hr. to Meraury, by Filho—Loo Choo
:,,6'rd Cleveland's hr. c. Voltaire, by Blacklock—Phantorr. Lord Cleveland's by. e. Tainhotr, by Blacklock—Alfana
Lord Cleveland's h. to Stotforth, by Octavian—Sir Pant
Lord Kolbnroc's hr. a. by Sololonsko—:Otorgiana
Lord Kellernes gr. a. by Via-Dena—Nell Melden
Mr. Darr:etre hr. f. by Illacklock—Arabella
Mo. C. Attwood's hr., a. Leonardo, by Alijer...Lady Here's
Mr. C. Attwood'a br. a. Screw), by Abjer—Loretta
Sir R. Dodrworth's b. c„. Yoking Patrick, by St. Patrick
Sir E. Doalsworth's h. c. Foundling, by Filho da Pato
Air. St.' Paul's r. f. by Orvilie—Arbutus's darn
Mr. Hontdaworth's hr. f. Lady Lonima, sister to Borodino
14-r. Hooldaworth'e eb. f. Fortitude, by Whisker—Fortuna
Sir T. Stanley's b. e. by Whieker—Kit-Cat's darn
Mr. Terrier's b. c. Navarino, by Blachluck—Comos
Doke of Leeds's ch. c. St. Patrick—Rotlacantha
Mr. T. 0. Powlett's hr. e. Penhill, by Jack Spigot.
Mr. T. 0. Powlett's bl. f. by Jack Spigot—Mi.s Fanny
Mr. Ridtlall'a ch. c. Lawn Sleeves, by Doctor Syntax
Mr. Ridttall's cit. e. Zodiac, by Centaur, dam by Eaton
Mr. Riddell'a h. c. Principe, by Whisker—Princess
Mr. Ridadalc'e b. f. Clotilde, by Tramp—Neva
Mr. Ri4iadale's ch. c. Tyke, by Tramp, darn by Cervantes
Mr. Gully's br. c. Baltic, by Borodino
Mr. Gttfly's h. f. Douation, by Bsrodirao
Lord Fitnwilliatn'a b. f. sister to Mulatto, by Cotton
Lord Milton's hr. e. llydalgo, by Cervantes—Yaleutins.
Ur. Wilson's cb. c. brother to Reformer, by Whisker
Mr. Peirre's b. c. by Frolic, Quicksilver's darn
Con: King's ch. a. Madcap, by Blacklock or Tramp
Major Yarborglt's hr. a. Pilgrim, by Blacklock
Mr. Haywood's b. a. &traduced, by Cervantes
Mr. Petro's eh. e. Rowtesa, by Olacan
Ur, Petre's br. a. Cobbler Will, by Tramp
Mr. Armitage's h. e. Netherby, by Cervantes.
Lord Normanby'a cti, f. Florence, by Blucher
MMr. W. Richardoon'a hr. f. Juliana, by Peter Lely
r. Walker's gr. a. by Cannon Ball—Williamson's Ditto
Mr. J. Scott's ch. f. Apollonia, by Whisker—My Lady
Mr. Whiteheod's hr. n. St. Nicholas, by Shnovood
Shaftoe's h. c. by. Lowry, darn by Whitworth
Itlr. Chilton's b. e. I)un Jose, by Don Juan
Mr. W. Fox's hr. a. by MacdtifT, dam by I3eningbrough
Mr. Robinson's eh. c. Bolivar, by Blacklock—Tramp
Mt. Bailey's br. c. Bridle, by Filho or Magistrate
Mr. Gibbeson'a I). f. Lady Sarah
Gibbeson'e br. e. Wandering Boy, by Oisean
Mr. Gaitcoigne's b. a. by Smolensk°, dam by Waxy
Mr. Gascoigna' ch. e. by Tramp, Coral
Mr. Gascoigne's bl. f. by Smolensk°, Louisa
Load Wilton's b. e. Felt, by Langar, sister to Starch
Mr. H. Edward's eh. e. Hibernian, St. Patrick
Lord Langford's b. e. Sir Hercnles, by Whalebone
Lord Sligo's b. f. Vat, by Langer, Wire
Lord Sligo's b. e. Prince Eugene, brother to Stelae
Mr. Peirse's b. a. by Canon-Ball, darn by Camillus
Mr. Earnahates br. 1. Elastic, by Waverley
Mr. Realey'a b. a. by Grey 'Walton, dara by Colons
Mr. Wetherell's ad. f. by Peter Lely, darn by Vermin
Mr. Watt's b. e. Wodeublock, by Blacklock
Mr. Watt's b. f. A:Tagalong, sister to Memnon
M. Kirby's b. e. by Blacklock, Sheba's Queen
Mr. Dryden'a:b. o. The Poet, by Catton Macbeth
Lord Egremout'a b. e. by 'Whalebone, dam by Frolic
Mr. Bower's be. a. Tit:flour, by Tramp, darn by Waxy
Mr. W. Bnlkeley's hr. e. Shenkin, by Whisper Lupino
Mr. Pettit's ch. a. Post Obit, by Woful, Posthoma

LITTLE-GO OF YESTERDAY.
FIUHT Rences's THE SPRIG' Or SHAMEOCI AND GIL-
EON, roe 1. .....sine.—Theme men met yesterday in a
tield behind the Crown, Holloway. Gillon WAS seconded
by Bill Bateman and Jack Gibbon ; the Sprig was stip-
ported by Ned Stockman and Jem Raines. The fight was
a manly one, tip-standing and hearty, and was kept up
for two hours and a quarter, when it was alleged that the
Sprig had committed a faux pas, by giving Gillon two or
three blows when he was on the ground, which caused a
wrangle. The b.ittle-money was given np to Gillon by
the stakeholder ; hut a meetin abort the bets is to take
Flux! to-night at H g
arry Uolt's.
YAUDELL •ND DIJIHAY DOWNlB.—Last night, at Tom
Gaynor's, the fourth deposit in this match was made
good. Yantlall was present, and looked in good health.