The Sun.
London, England, 1818-07-11 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BATH RACES.—FIRST DAY, WEnxtsmAY, JULY 8.
A Sweepstakes of 'Twenty-five Guineas each, for 8-year oil
Rst. 71k.;. and fillies, Bst. 4111.; the last toile. Nix
Subscribers.
Mr..looes's by Poulton
Mi. Haffenden's 61. e. c:oliier, by Sorcerer
[Won at a canter.]

A Sweepstakes of Five Guineas each, with Fifty Pounds
added from the Racing Fowl. 'Twenty-nine Subscribers.
Mr. Tomes"s gr. g. Algerme, 4 years old T
Mr. Lawrence's ch. c. Minstrel, tate Secundus, 3 yearsold 2
Mr. Pryse's b. c. Cambric, dam by Fortunio, 3 years old
Sir It. Williams named Hugh Lumpus, by liarnbletoniau,
6 years old
-Mr. Jones's Charming Molly, 4 years old ... 4
[A capital race 1-Kl.ween Aigerine and Minstrel. The
former won by only half a neck.]
Match-50 Guineas.—Mr.Charltim's Indus beat Mr. Jones',
Fatima.—[Fatima took the lead, min kept it, till near time
distance, when Indus passed her and won easily.]
Fifty Pound Plate, given by the Members for the County.
Mr. West's cb. 611 y, Leah, 4- yrs old
Mr. Lawrence's Minstm el, late Secundus, 3 yrs old 0 1. I
Mr. Pryse's Duplicate, 4 yrs old

[This race will be long remembered by the sporting world
—each heat was finely contested, and neither wun by more
than a 'neek.l

SECOND DAY--;171I11 SDAY, JuLY 9.

A Gold Cup, value One Hundred Guineas, by subscribers of
10 guineas each. Three miles.
Mr. Charlton's Indus, 4 yrs old

Mr. West's Bulgarian, 5 yrs old
Mr. Hill's Emma, 3 yrs old
[A capital race.]

Match for Fifty Guineas. One mile. Mr. Hill's b. m. Mrs.
Fudge, beat Mr Charlton's b. c. Cartoon.

A Fifty Pound Plate, given by the Members for the City.—
Heats, 2 miles and a distance.
Mr. Stevens's Charming Molly, 5 years ' 1 1
Mr. West's Bulgarian, s,years old 2 2
Mr. C. Day's eh. m. by Waxy, aged ' 3 3
Excellent running--Charming Mully beating Bulgarian
each time by only half a neck.

The North Somerset Yeomanry Plate, value 70 Guineas, by
horses, bona fide the property of Non-commissioned Offi-
cers or Privates of the Corps' and that have never started
for plate, cup, or purse ; the best heats of two miles and a
distance ; rode by Members of the Corps.
Mr. Dealy's m. Gypsey, 4 years
Mr. Jones's cll. m. Dame Durban, 7 years...... 2 3
Mr. W. Reanold's Ur. K. Cricket, agad
Mr. Adams's Chance. 5 years
Mr. J. Walker's Matilda 5
Mr. W. Harris's Jack
Mr. J. Loder's (jun.) ch. m. Little Mar,:ery
This race bad excited considerable interest,, but was woes
easily. Some doubts, however, have arisen as to the qualia-
cation of the winning mare, which are not yet decided.

By the above account, it will be sepn that our Races have
been crowned with uncommonly 6ne sport—far better, on the
whole, than was ever witnessed on tae same course. The
down was numerously attended, particular ly on the second,
day, notwithstanding the absence of several of the principal
sporting characters, who were elsewhere engaged in contests!
ins Election Plates. COL Tynte wa, unavoidably absent,
through a domestic affliction; and Sir -Win Hawkins otEciat.,
ed in his stead, as Steward. The ordinaries the White-
Hart and York-House were nut so well tregnented as usual,
or as the excel;entfare deserved. The superior classes on ilia
tuft should make it a point to support these dinners, by a nu-
merous attendance : on which materially depend the spirit
'of betting for the present sport, and liberal :arangetuents fur
a iutute season.

BATE Att KIVA LS, JULY 10.—Eari St. Vincent, Lord J. Rus.
Si!,, Lord Milton, Count Wyman, Lady Fl'oneytnan, the Right
Hon. Lord Beresford,lthe Hight Hon. Geo. Canning, M. I'.
Sir E. and Lady Baker, Sir 'l'. Preston, Sir C. Pachnore, Sir
R. Vaughan, Hon. Col. anti Mts. Knollis—Col. (:oke, Major
Andrews, Major Diehin, Major Morris, Major Wren ; Cap-
tains, Captain and Mrs. Coghlan, Captain and Mrs. Rediog,
E. O'Conner, Elton, Foreman, Lyons, Rodd, Shep-.
paid, Sloie3, W. L.. widsuil.