The Sun.
London, England, 1829-07-03 00:00:00

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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

ASCOT-HEATH SECOND MEETING.

Agreeably to the promises held out on Wednesday, the
tams yesterday proved highly *tractive, the company being
ilenteroms and fashionable, the sport very fair, and the
weather favourable. His Majesty arrived at about 20 mi-
times before two, accompanied by his Rojil Highness the
bnke of Cumberland, the Duke of Devonshire, and the
Duke of Leeds. Tile other personag.es composing the
Royal suite were the Duke of Dorset, Man; and Mar-
ehioneas of Convngham, ,Earl and Countess of Aberdeen,
COlllatk'SSl of Hat court, Lord and Lady Strathaven, Lord
end Lady Ashley. Lord- Cheeterfiebl, Lord and Lady Ran-
riffle, Lord sad Lady Reveneworth and the Hon. Misses
Ilavetsworth, Lord Mountcharles Lord Albert Conyng-
Lam. Ur. and the Hon. Mrs. Hope, Hon. Mr. Townshend,
and Mr. Dehre Radcliffe. There were also present the
Doke of Richmond, Marquis of Worcester, Lord George
tentinek, Lord Hervey, Lord Ranelagli, Sir T. Liddell
and family, General Grosvenor, Colonel Peel, Mr. Stone-
hewer, &e.
His Majesty took great interest in the running, especially
is the 1001. Plate, the winner of which was added to the
Royal stud immediately after the first race. His Majesty
remained till the end of the races, when he left for the
• oßoyal Lodge.
The following Is au accurate statement of the running,
Which occupied from two till half-past four o'clock :
Uandicap I'late of 50 sows. given by the Race Feud. The
old mile.
Duke of Richmond's Hindostan, 4 yrs ......... 1
Mr. Turner's Constantine, 5 yrs
Captain Bulkeley's Burlesque, 5 yrs
The following also started, bat were sot placed :--
General Grosvenor's Pollio, 6 yrs
Lord Mountcharles's Maresfield, 5 yrs
Mr. L Hervey's Manola, 4 yrs
fielenus, The Alderman, Maria, Job, and Goblet ... paid
The style in which this race was run proved that little
judgment was exercised in the handicapping. To call it a
tare watal be a mockery. Hindostan had it all his own
way, tailed them along in good style, and tyon in a canter;
rode by Pavis, Constantine by S. Mann, Burlesque by
Baker, Manola by Ilalloway, Alaresfield by J. Day, and
1)(7)114) by Weather all. Immediately after the-race the win-
ace was purchased by his Majesty for 600 guineas. The
odde were 6 to 4 on Hindostan, 3 to 1 agst Maresfield,
. and 8 to 1 agst Pollio.
Match for 50 soy& Once round and a distance.
Mr. Hobson's Collier, 6 yrs
Mr. Green's Lady Louisa, 4 yrs
2 to 1 on Collier, who was joekied by Captain Davies,
2'4 won very easy.
Pree Plate of 100 guineas, given by the Town of Wind-
sor. Two miles and a half.
• lits Majesty's Hindostan, 4 yrs 1
Lord Mountcharles's Coronet, 4 yrs
Mr. De Buygh's Sunshine, aged 3
, - Mr. Gardnor's (ionjuror, 5 yrs 4
Mr. Dockeray's Linkboy, 6 yrs
Mr. Turner's Penultima, S yrs....—.—.—.— ..........
.Mr. Bulkeley's Pilot, 5 yrs-- ..... ......... ....... 7
Ten were drawn. Betting--6 to 4on Hindostan, 4to
1 agat Sunshine, 5 to 1 agst Linkboy, and 6 to 1 agst
Coronet. Linkhoy went off is front at a rapid pace, closely
Pressed by Sunshine tied Ilinelostan; when they gorto the
hottest) of the hill Sunshine made a push, but could not
hold it; Hindostan then went in front, followed by Co-
ronet, and a vey sharp race maned betesten these two, the
King's new purchase winning rather cleverly by a length.
'Nothing had a ell/nice but the first two; in fact, they were
all tailed off. Hia Majoesty's success was hailed with loud
seelarnatieus. The winner was rode by Pavis, Coronet
b 7 S. Mann, Sunshine by Norman, Conjuror by Spragga,
Linkboyr by John Day, Pennitima by Holloway, and Pilot
hy Bake.
A Plate of 50 sous. given by the Members for Windsor,
for all ages. About two miles and a distance.
Duke of Richmond's Alderman, aged
Lord Mountcharles's Coronet, 4 yrs
Mr. Turner's Constantine, 5 yrs 3
Mr. Clark's Job, by Spectre, 5 yrs
Mr. De Burgh's Sunshine, aged 5
Betting—.s to 4, on the Alderman, and 6to 4 agstsCo-
Ponet';- no others tnentired. Constantine made the run-
ning to the last turn, the rest following in a heap close to
•h) Lie. heels; the Alderman anal Coronet then separated
themselves from. the body, and made a sharp race home,
the Duke's horse Winning rather cleverly by a length ;
"ode by F. Boyce, Coronet Isy John Day, Constantine by
8. Mann, Job by Wetherell, and Sunshine by Dockeray.
LordeMountcharlea claimed the winner for the Duke of
Richmond-

understand that his Msjesty intends to honour
de Notes
Rad% with his presence. Fleur-de-Lis and Jour
"otes are entered for the Surrey and Middlesex Stakes.
•nr. Clarke, of Newmarket, is engaged as judge.

ar' LUDLOW RACES.
lA. IirEDNESDAIr, JULY 1.--Sweepstakes of 50 says. each,
h. ft. for colts. Once round and a distance.
el Mr. Benson's Melody, by Bustard
Mr. Salwey's Pantechnetheca, by Master Henry
2
lir 334 Ludford Stakes of 10 says. each, for all ages. Once
40
• round and a distance.
0 Lord Clive named Independence, 9 yr 5..„... I
10 Hon. Air. cuye's Villager, 4 yrs ....... ....... ...... . 2
WMr. Cliffard'a Othello, 5 yrs .......--..... ......
Mr. Mytton's Euphrates, aged..—....i. ......... 4
10
11,e Corporation. Stakes of 25 soya. each, with 50 added
if
by the Corporation. Half a mile.
el Ur. E. Yate's Jonathan, by Tiresias
01 Mr. Pickernell's tialiwiult, by Spectre
Ili a:Maiden Plate of 70 sots. given by the Members fur the
1 ' Borough of Ludlow, for all ages. Once round and a
distance.
0 Mr. Careless's Deftbrd, 4 yrs —...... ............... ...... 1 1
I'
Mr. LY cett's Nimrod, 4 yrs..—,. 2 2
ri .ri,t * Lntwyche Stakes of fire Pot's. each, with 10 added
ir * from the Fend. Heats, once round and a distance.
. Mr. Hick's Jack of Clubs, 3 yre....—— ..... ......-- 1 1
f —.. Lord Clive named Vixen, 4 yrs 2 2
Captain B. Davies's Mitre, ryrs ~ —. 3 3
1 Ron. Mr. Clive named b. m. by lklaster Henry, 4yr 4 4

LANCASTER RACES.
tvrabAY, Jests 30.—The Town Plate of 50 son. for all
ages. Heats, two miles.
Mr. simpsont9 atoll in the Wad, 3 yrs I I
Mr. Bradshaw's b. e. by Solicitor, 3 yrs ..„... 2 2

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.

GRAIN.
1. An ACCOUNT of she GRAIN of all sorts, MEAL and
FLotra, stated in Quarters, Imported into Great Bri-
tain from Foreign Parts, from sth January, 1828, to
fl'thJanuary, 1829 ; distinguishing each sort.
... Species. Quarters.
Wheal and Wheat Flonr
Barley and Barley Meal
'Oats and Oatmeal
Itye..— ..... 29,562
Pt.ase 52,868
beam sod Bean Meal 74,482
1 Indian Corn and Meal 19,708
1 neck-wizrat. ••-•• ••••

Total 1,293,994
WILLIAM IRVING,
inspector General of Imports and Exports,
Generars Office, Custom House.
Londoa, June 19, 18V.

2" An ACCOUNT of GRAIN of all sorts, and distinguish-
Log each sort, Imported from Ireland into Great Britain,
from sth Janson', 1888, to Bth January, 1829.
Species. Quarters.
Wheat and Wheat Flour .. 645,875
Barley
81,461
Oats and Oatmeal ....... 2,050,485
Rye .. 537
Pease
•• 4,826
Beans
Indian Corn and Meal 2BO
t Slat . 853
ti.

TBtal 0,791,385
WILLIAM IRVING,
144Pestor Inspector General of Imports and Exports.
Geieral's Office, Custom House,
London, June 20, 1829.

LINEN, COTTON, &e.
Alt ACCOUNT of the Number of Yards of LINEN CLOTH
'ln which Duties of Excise have been paid in the year
"tided Bth January, 1829, far painting and printing
Linen Cloth respectively, with the Rates of Duty paid
Nr square yard; and a similar Account for CorroN
Ind Snit CLOTHS, each descriptions of Cloth, and the
'late of Duty, 'being distinguished.
Yards.
til-inen Cloth palnted, INd. per square yard,. 632,933
cot: Cloth printed, at 3!4d. per square yard 1,014,771
.11e at 344. per square yard 129,14 i •Z2t
"Nat bd. per square yard...(lluty repealed from April 5, 16'26.)
J. EWBANK, General Accountant.
tbdse °Mee, London, May 19, 1829.

A
horrible instance of cruelty occurred at
• IPilonth on Saturday last. Some brutal wretches, after
/11:144ing a dog over with spirits of turpentine, set fire to
and then let the miserable sufferer loose to alarm the in-
HM with hie yens, as he rat distracted through the

In the miniature department of the present
,Z4hibition at Somerset House is one represented to be a
I•ortrait of the late William Corder, Esq., painted
It031:1 recollection." If this is not a disgrace to the modern
176 of Squirm, we know not what ran W.—Morning
Ver.,

COURT OF ALDERMEN.

EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE AGAINST TUB RECORDER
OF HAVING SUBSTITUTED A MILD IN PLACE OP
HEAVY PUNISHMENT.

Yesterday a Court was held for the transaction
of some important business. A good deal of con-
versation had taken place since the last day of the
late Old Bailey Sessions, on the subject of a very
singular instance of lenity in the awarding of pu-
nishments to the offenders convicted ; and upon this
occasion the matter reached the Court in a serious
form, and in the presence of the Recorder, who was
the Judge to whom the task fell of pronouncing the
sentence of the Court.

One of the Aldermen (we believe Alderman
Wool)) rose to present a memorial, which will ex.
plain the nature of the complabit, and was las fol.