The Sun.
London, England, 1842-12-08 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.
S)SOR, WEDNESDAY.—The Queen and Prince
11,0ert took their usual early
walk in the forenoon.
co,VtaYal Highness afterwards went out shooting in
th:PacY with the Archduke Frederick of. Austria
'agh the
ofe preserves of the Great Park. The Princes re
accompanied by the Earl of Liverpool, the Earl
ppd h Jersey,tßaron Lebzeltern, Sir Edward Bowater,
eHon.. Mr. Murray. The Royal 12:1 ty had
V'ect spirt, and returned to the Ctsile.to lunch.
her
Ifile -14-.4-Iquis of Exeter arrived to-lay oa a visit to
."-Laelesty.
$l7 Royal .Highness "Prince Albert honoured Mr.
fallewenham with a sitting yesterday af.ernoon for a
illenVi portrait.
the r Blajesty has a dinner party this evening at
he castle. The company will, it is expected, include
per. Pt, oyal Highness the Duchess of Kent, his Im-
threiaLHightiess the Archduke Frederick of Austria,
•alarquis of Exeter, Earl of Aberdeen, Earl
fiet van', Earl of Liverpool, Earl of Jersey, Baron
tairreltern, Count Marinovich, Captain Koch:±l, Cap-
Dumont, Lady Charlotte Dundas, Sir George
Gua ',adY Couper, Colonel Elison (of the Foot
k!a.,,rus), the Lord and Lady in Waiting, the two
op`a of Honour, the Groom and the Equerry in
hi.n g on her Majesty, and the Equerry, in Waiting
la Royal Highness.
din Thy band of the Foot Guards will attend during
er, and her Majesty's private band will perform
wie evening.

ofitkhe Mayor of Kingston, Canada, had an interview
Lord-Stanley yesterday, at the Colonial-office.
llot4e Earl of Lincoln had an interview with Sir
bouert Peel yesterday, at his. official residence, in
;Ping-street.
vie 74. Dean, Chairman of the Customs, had an inter-
Doe'sterday with the Chancellor of he Exchequer,
Pwning-street.
int:leutenant-Colonel Gawler and Mr. Scotland had
Piews yesterday with Lord Stanley, at the Co-
Th 4141 office-.
11, Judicial Committee of her Majesty's Most
ell "eZo'able Privy Council sat yesterday in the Conn-
-411; Camber. The Lords present were Lord Camp-
of tAlr. Justice Erskine, Sir H. Jenner Fust, Judge
of till, Prerogative Court, and Dr. Lushington, Judge
),,re Admiralty Court.
pran Hill, Queen's Counsel, was heard on a petition
rtppt ng for an extension of Mr. Sirnister.s patent as
wyable to stays.
Tilitllesses were examined in support of the petition.
solicitor-General
i appeared for the parties oppos-
-IAL extension of the patent.
eir Lordchips adjourned the Court when the case
ya.e Pkitioner was concluded.
IsPatches from the Governor of Van Diemen's
Were received yesterday at the Colonial-office.

ITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE
SHOW.
1)11e Cattle Show opened yesterday morning, at the
ittetalitlrl in Baker-street, Portman-square, and at-
IP, etas large a crowd as on any former occasion.
ItioiLierleve, however, that as far as regards the
WI VT of the animals, the show is not one of more
Ct average merit. Earl Spencer and some others
tty °lir principal graziers throughout the coun-
tsseem to have been less successful this
u„an usual; and some of the highest prizes have
41k,1i awarded to less known competitors. Still the
41:,sis a remarkable one, and is now one of the
ken of the season. A host of country gentle-
larmers, and citizens, throng the rooms, ealcu-
Ntj, examining, gazing. They may talk of " agri-
tt3 i 4
44 1.41 distress,' but here, at least, we have nothing
eate it.
Ae..lt h
Wit 4 ed to the Cattle Show is another room filled
were,unproved implements of husbandry; and we
oftil glad to find that to these much of the curiosity
Le visitors was directed. The agriculturists of
thelnd seem at length to have become awakened to
rov_ desirableness of effecting in their pursuits im-
t^l4,;rflentS corresponding with those which have
Place in so many others.
Sp

„- ORTING INTELLIGENCE.
bra`TING AT MANCHESTER.—TUESDAY.
tzlY.-8-.3- to 1 agst A British Yeoman, 18 to 1 agst
etlou)ur, 20 to 1 agst Murat, 40 to 1 agst. Progress
tq i4O to 1 agst Newcourt, 50 to 1 agst Aristides, So
• -,
4 kagst Napier, 5 to 1 agst Scott's lot, 15 to 1 agst Sir
eatheote's.
NEWMARKET (CHAMPION) COURSING
L, • MEETING.—TUESDAY.
1411 ..41)STA.Y..ES FOR PUPPIES.—Mr. Etwall's England's
libbeat Mr. Finch's Gaper •; Captain Daintree:s
:1112. beat Mr. A. Graham's Cough ; Mr. R. Bagge s
h i`abeat Mr. Inskip's Jane ; Mr. R. Bagge's Tartar
lea ~.
Dobede's Datum ; Mr. Bennet's Mariner
-Lard Glentworth's Landgrave,; Lord Strad-
Mango beat Mr. Osborne's Victory ; Mr.
~41%'-4,:Ermist the First beat Mr. Teak's Tribute ;
,b,Zaberton'S Sylph beat Mr. Dunn's Prince ; Mr.
0..tt1-7,1t-buncan beat Lord Eglinton's Garnock ; -Mr.
4."'"atsv 11 Junior beat Mr. Dobede's Dulcken ;
trN,%': Sniff (late Kate) beat Mr. Saberton's
11,4410”; Wyndham's Spanker beat Mr. Nash's
Mr.- W. Etwell's Win-if-you-can beat Mr.
'looka-miAlbmarle ; Mr. Inskip's Jet beat Mr. Bowles'
'we Lord Stradbroke's, Madeira beat Mr. Saberton's
'; Mr. sash's Fly beat Lord Eglinton's Stag.
r
ALL-AGED STAKES.—Mr. A. Graham's The
only Daughter beat Mr. Edward's Arsenic
„,4tay,"l)an'S. Victoria beat Mr. A. Graham's
orin,--fneen
Mr. Etwall's Willy-go-faster beat Mr.
11tl pFst!itai.l ; Mr. W. Etwall's Westwind
,3 's Defiance ; Mr. Bowler's busy
4114,Y; beat 3°11.m1. Bennett's Myrrha ; Mr. Gurney's
Itet,r4l beat Mr. Fyson's Finesse ; Captain Damn-
,_r
-t,lCnab beat Captain Wyndham's Whirlpool ;
111 n'rYer's Selim beat Lord Stradbroke's ,loss Mag-
;.-Air. Moody's Railroad beat Lord Eglinton's
V0r,,"05e2.• Mr. Caldwell 's Banner beat Mr. Fyson's
; Lord Stradbroke's Minerva beat Mr. Bryant's
"),41), Mr. Morant's Margaret beat Mr. Bowyer,
-uti;,;"'s Sarah ; Mr. Inskip's Jewess beat Mr. 'Tale's
elocipedeLord Eglinton's Lapwing beat Mr. Vipan's
~lr- WEDNESDAY.
Agrippa beat Mr. Gillett's Ganymede ;
11`',tIlrtley's Ajax beat Mr. Gillett's Gossip.
4-ies.—(Net commenced when our account left.)
Ties for the Puppy Stakes.—Thorn beat Sylph ;
ly fit'riar beat Spanker ; England's Queen ran a bye
11 h-rawn ; Margo beat Jet ; Ernest the First beat
;Duncan eat Sniff; Buruwell, junior, beat Tartar;
'iYou-can beat Mariner.

r, k PUGILISM.
AMERICAN
,V/1447P1011.—The long-pending match between
liar l'reeman, the " American Giant," and Wil-
(lay errs', the " Tipton Slasher," came off on Tues-
,Nrt' SawEridgeworth, Herts, and to the great
"atti —cation of the "Fancy," terminated in a drawn
ie after a gallant struggle of an hour and a-half,
()11,1,,
e course of which seventy-five rounds were
the darkness of the evening only preventing
444,-Iltinuance of the contest, one of the most extra-
sok:a7 in the annals of pugilism. This affair, for
Lille past, has been one of the principal topics
lati;"\ ersation in the sporting world, more particu-
it q?'.
41fleng the patrons of the art of self-defence, and
ha ilas regarded by many, in a national point of view,
the "161vmg• the honour of British boxers. Neither of
the„.•°Mbatants are known to fame, and it was only
14.0":Rigantic proportions and herculean powers that
tiiiight them into notice, and not from any particular
11te,41,13hs achieved in the prize ring. The American
Nvlerat Met by Caunt, the " Champion of England,
Ivli'b4;3l-1 a " professional" tour in the United States,
tiop',4 is presumed, thinking it a profitable specula-
spa' ' 'taught him to this country, introduced him at the
Poriing soirees, and thus he became one of the great
ex•tai-'4* "lions" of the day. In
.appearance he is
five
-:1,13' a giant, standing within an inch of seven
Weighing upwards of eighteen stone, less by
it Int \,-T_When he first arrived in the metropolis. As
Power "e supposed he is possessed of great muscular
eAhl
°lid it is reported that he has, when
Ilte 1-4 R his enormous strength, been fre
-
4,ftnt-Y ktlown to raise fifteen hundred weight.successful tour in the provinces with his
with th' Caunt, where they astonished the natives
kieves e science they displayed in setting to with the
t° to Itlld in other athletic exercises, they returned
rout "n+ When the cognoscenti thought that if they
$06,4 , a
_pugilist at all near his weight and size, a
not egtit might be the result, and in this they were
'aste,j'aPPointed, for the battle on Tuesday, while it
iroaD.:" was one of the most severe that could be
Itiqt;,lned, both men receiving considerable punish-
aild it would be difficult to say which had the
the 6.1. the rounds. Perry, though much inferior to
in hat in size and weight, is a fine, weliemade man,
Iletri;t',Rnt about six feet one or two, and weighing
A dot g' like thirteen stone and a half.
tresk!etalled account of the rounds would be unin-
tent ting to the general reader, and we therefore con-
afrair°arselves with giving merely this sketch of the
late ,• The reason that the men entered the ring so
4teiattl the afternoon, was in consequence of rnagis-
-4411' interference, the pugilists and their seconds
whop. disturbed by the appearance of a local Justice,
brea,lsealitioned. them against the commission of a
am `",,af the peace in the county for which he acted ;
eltpsaalcer the assemblage had dispersed, some time
for ae,', before another suitable spot could be selected,
to and the consequence was that the men had
cern" above an hour in the dark. Previous to the
the ZeJleement of the contest long odds were laid on
vatic Pnt, but as the struggle for supremacy ad-
issue%ile lost many supporters, the odds fell, and the
ancl-1,,,°1, the fight was considered to be very doubtful ;
uteCeo the umpires and referee put a stop, to the
fsvou not more than a single point was given in
clay, Ph efthe Giant. The betting during the last few
Af'ildi a 3 been very brisk, and some thousands are
th4e, ng the result. The renewed fight, it is said, will
• Place this day.

11146 New Orleans Bullelin inserts plain obituary
4praie...a_t a dollar per head, with an extra dollar for
"ag the departed to the sides."