The Sun.
London, England, 1827-03-26 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

RACES T,
Mostyn Hunt March 28
Doncaster Hunt April 2
Caistor
Croxton Park
Malton - b
Pytchely Hunt 6
Exton Park , 7
Holderness Hunt 0
Leeds Spring l6
Newmarket Craven l6
Catterick Bridge lB
The Hoo 2l
Middleham
Clifton and Bristol
Beverley SO
Newmarket Ist Spring 30
Chester lay 7
Newmarket 2d Spring 14
Kelso Spring l5
York Spring 2l
Epsom 2O
South Shields June 4
Manchester 6
Ascot
Stockbridge 2O
Buxton - 20
Cheltenham 26

'0 COME.
Haigh Park June 27
Newcastle-upon-Tyne July
Bibury
Newmarket
Bath and Bristol
Chelmsford
Stamford
Kendal
Nottingham.-- ........
Knutsford
Derby
York August
Newcastle (Staff:)
Oxford l4
Wolverhampton- l4
Stockton
Burton-upon-Trent
Warwit Sept. 4
Lich ticld
Abingdon l2
Doncaster l7
Shrewsbury IS
Tewitc,bury
Lincoln 26
Newmarket:l s t October Oct. 1
Ditto Second Ditto
Ditto lloughton 29

31
Aug.

BATH RACES.

These Races, which will commence on the 3d of April,
and continue the following day, promise a high treat to the
" Turfites." There will be eight races—namely, the Lands-
down Stakes, 10 son. each, with a Purse ; the Bath
Stakes, 6 sovs. each, with a Purse ; the Yeomanry Plate
of .501. ; the Claret Stakes, 10 sovs. each, for horses not
thoro' bred, to be named before 9 o'clock on the 31st inst.
Castle and Ball ; the Ladies' Silver Cup, added to a Sweep-
stakes of 2 sovs., for horses not thoro' bred; the Hunter's
Stakes of 10 sovs. each ; a Hackney Sweepstakes of 3 sous.
each, and a Purse; and a Sweepstakes, for Ponies, of 2 sous.
each, with a Purse added. The following entries have been
made for the first two races :
The Lansdown Stakes of 10 SAYS. each—Mr. Sweat-
men's b. c. by L'Orient, 2 yrs ; Mr. Isaac Day's b. c.
Young Zulieka, yrs ; Mr. Upton's b. m. The Slut, by
Waxy Pope, 5 yrs; Mr. Ptice's b. g. Gas-light, 4 yrs;
and Mr. Jones's b. c. Grecian, by Easton, 2 yrs.
The Bath Stakes of 5 sovs. each—Mr. Godrington's hr.
g. Salt-fish, aged ; Mr. White's ch. f. by 141ilesias, 4 yrs ;
Mr. Hicks's b. m. by Claymore, 6 yrs ; Mr. John Dayly's
ch. g. Harper, 5 yrs ; Mr. J. Thome's b. m. Sidbury Lass,
by King of Diamonds, 4 yrs; Mr. Gotigh's b. m. Duchess,
aged ; and Mr. Wrexworthy's b. g. Robin Hocd, by Robin
Adair, 4 yrs.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
His Majesty's stag-hounds meet on Wednesday at Ful-
mer Common ; and Friday at Hounslow Heath, at half-
past ten.
The Surrey harriers—Wednesday, and Saturday, at the
Kennel, Sandcrstead, at half-past ten.
The Brighton harriers—Wednesday at the Race Course;
and Friday near the Dyke, at half-past ten.
The Lewes Brookside harriers--. Wednesday at Ashoomb
(on the alternate Wednesday at the Kennel; Ilford); and
Friday at Tellescombe Tye, at half-put ten.
The Shropshire hounds—Tuesday at Sundorne Castle.;
Thursday at Cressage ; and Saturday at Acton Repaid,
at eleven.
Mr. Boycott's hounds—Wednesday at Enville, at half-
past ten.
Sir R. Puleston's hounds--Thursday at Gallantry Bank ;
and Saturday at .Overton Bridge, at eleven.
Mr. Dansey's hoUnds—Tuesday at the 12-mile stone on
the Froome Hill Road from Hereford ; Thursday at Tile-
berton Village ; and Saturday at Iloarwithy, at nine.
The Cottesmore hounds—Tuesday at Wardley Tull Bar ;
and Thursday at Park House, at eleven.
Lord Fitzwilliam's hounds—Tuesday at Norwood ; and
Thursday at Stanwick Pasture, at ten.
Lord Yarborough's hounds---Wednesday at Chase Hill :
Friday at Swinhop House; and Saturday at Roston Wood ;
at eleven.
The Puckeridge hounds—Wednesday at Pie Corner ; and
Saturday at Throcking, at half-put ten.
The Oakley hounds—Tuesday at Snelson : Thursday at
Colworth ; and Saturday at Riseley.
The Union harriers--Tuesday at Laxfield-street ; Thurs-
day at Broom Heath (to run a deer) ; and Friday at Mend-
ham-street, at eleven.
Mr. Wicketead's hounds—Tuesday at Asiderley ; and
Friday at Bridgemere Guide Post, at half-past ten.
Air. Muster's hounds--Tuesday at Crick ; Thursday at
Nasehy ; and Friday at Rothwell, at half-past ten.
The Duke of Grafton's hounds—Thursday at Gayton-
bridge ; and Friday at Furzenfield, at half-past ten.
The Quorudon hounds—Tuesday at the 12-mile stone on
the Welford-road from Leicester ; Wednesday at Allexton-
hall ; Thursday at Rolleston ; and Friday at Goadby, at half-
past ten.

- Worcestershire hounds—Friday at Knightaford Bridge,
at half-past ten.
The Somerset hounds—Tuesday at Lee Cliffs ; and Fri-
day at Coombe Sydenhatn.
The Cheshire hounds—Wednesday at Minshull ; Thurs-
day at Dutton Hall ; and Satursday at Kingsley Windmill,
at half-past ten.
The old Berkeley hounds—Wednesday at Cokethorp ;
and Friday at Shrivenhara, at half-past ten.
Sir T. Stanley's hounds—Tuesday at Hooton Park,
at ten.

Sir R. Sutton's hounds—Wednesday, at Scotgrove
Wood; Thursday at Saxilby; and Saturday at Skelling-
thorpe, at eleven.
The South Wold hounds—Tuesday at Revesby ; Thurs-
day at Greetharn ; and Saturday at Tothil] Wood, at eleven.
The Granaden hounds—Friday at White Hull, at ten.
Mr. Meynell's hounds—Thursday at Bradby ; and Sa-
turday at Blyth Ford, at half-past ten.
Sir George Sitwell's hounds—Tuesday at Stoney Hough-
ton Bar, and Friday at Woodhouse Mill, at ten.

THE RING.—FIGHTS TO COME.
April 10.—Marten and Gybletta.
April W.—Murphy and M'Carthy.
April 24.—Whiteheaded Bob and Jem Burns.
April 24.—Riedie and Ike Dodd.
April it —Harry Jones and Kiminins.

FIGHT BETWEEN A MILLER AND A GAMEKEEPER..—.A
fight took place on Thursday last, in the neighbourhood
of Bishop Auckland, between a Weeniele gamekeeper and
a swaggering miller, when, after nix hard contested rounds and
thirty minutes' loss of time, the former, though a Game-
keeper, proved himself on this occasion a poacher, to
Dusty's disadvantage.
MILLING IN THE LAND 0' CAKES.—A match has been
made at Glasgow, for 501. a-side, between a man of the
name of M'Carthy and Simon Burn, who is in that city on
a sparring tour with Tom Reynolds. Burn calls himself the
Champion of Ireland. sl4Carthy is a novice, and is 3
feet ten inches in height. lie weighs IS stone Mb. and
is under the tuition of Crosbie. Of Burn we have no
knowledge, although we think we think we recollect his
name in the list of Irish pugilists.

Bxticrir.—Dick Ayres will take Isßenefit at the Wheat
Sheaf,
St.p Pginwhen all the
first-rate
Yorkshire Robinson will exhibit hie convivial powers at
Jack Martin's " Free and Easy," the- Black Hors?. and
Swan, Blackman-street, Borough, to-morrow evening.
The lads of the East will have a treat at the Hospital
ualis etz s.a wB-irl°la attend.don Saturday
nett,
Tavern, Whitechape), on Monday evening next, when the
chair will be taken by Tom Corder, the chaunter of the
East, assisted by Messrs. Swayne, Jones, Bulpitt, and
other East End vocalists.

JEN! RAINE 3 AND THE SAILOR, so=•—.Raines has
drawn his stakes for this fight, being too impatient to
wait the determination of Jones's friends in'Cambridgeshire.
NED O'NEAL AND SEX WARD.—We have seen O'Neal
on the subject of Jem Ward's' challenge. He says Jem's
friends offered to back him 600/. to 400/. If this is
meant, O'Neal will consult his friends on the subject, and
give Jem a meeting. _ . .

Jem Betrns and Whiteheaded Bob continno in active
training. The latest betting on this event, it 6tol on
Bob.

Ned Stockman desires to inform Richard Davies, of
Manchester, that whatever notions he may entertain of his
curhood, he is ready to make a match with him to fight
for 100/. in three months, provided he can fight under ten
stone. He will fight him half way between London and
Manchester, and is ready to post 101. or 201. when and
where Davies may appoint.
YOUNG DUTCH SAM and JACK MARTIN.—Sam has ap-
plied for, and obtained a summons at Union Hall, far the
attendance of Martin, to put in bail to keep the peace, Sam
apprehending danger to his life. We would recommend an
amicable adjustment of this affair, or Sam must give up all
idea of boxing (or breaking the peace) in future.
Nan SAVAGE having heard that Jam WALLacz wishes
to hare another shy, he will accommodate him from 50/.
to 1001., and will meet him at Mr. Belcher's,
Castle
Tavern, on Wednesday evening next, to sign articles, and
make a deposit. On the same evening, he will be prepared
to match his brother, William, to fight David Hudson, for
501. if agreeable to little Davcy.
SPORTING DiNuaa.—The friends of Reuben Marten'
will dine together at Mr. Worrel's, the Red Lion, at
Hampstead, on Tuesday next, at four o'clock.
Wassmno.—A wrestling match will take place on
Tuesday next, at the Eagle Tavern, in the City-road, for