"The stewards of the Jockey Club having taken into consideration the evidence in support of the charge against the owner and rider of Pauline in the Palace Stakes at Hampton, and the explanation given by the former, in which he admitted that he ordered his jockey to lose the race to prevent his mare being claimed, are of opinion that the whole proceeding was fraudulent and disgraceful, and that bets on this race, lost to Mr. Theobald or to Mr. Curwen, should not be paid.

"June 24."

"BEAUFORT.
"STRADBROKE (for Lord Chesterfield).
"H. J. ROUS.

EMBELLISHMENTS.

BLOOMSBURY, winner of the Derby Stakes at Epsom, 1839. DECEPTION, winner of the Oaks Stakes at Epsom, 1839. PEDIGREE AND PERFORMANCES OF BLOOMSBURY AND Deception.

Bloomsbury, a bay colt, bred in 1836 by Mr. Cattle of Sherriff Hutton, near York, was got by Mulatto,* out of Arcot Lass, by Ardrossan, dam by Cramlington,-Hayerkin by Stride, &c. &c. He was not in any two-year-old engagement; his first race being the Derby, which he won by a length. He subsequently won the Ascot Derby, beating The Corsair and Macremma; and, same place, a 200 sovs. Sweepstakes; both races run under protest as to pedigree.

DECEPTION. A bay filly, bred in 1836, by Mr. Isaac Saddler, was got by his Defence, out of Lady Stumps, by Tramp, her dam by Cervantes, out of Fanny by Sir Peter. (This pedigree is also in dispute, although the case raised by Mr. Wreford, the original objector, has been abandoned.) At two years old Deception was beaten at Bath Spring Meeting, by Westonian, &c.; and at the same place won £125, beating colt by Sultan out of Clara; run second to Wapiti, both for the Lavant and Molecomb Stakes, at Goodwood; and won £165, at Shrewsbury, beating Caracole, filly by Sultan, out of Mrs. Baggs, and filly by Emilius out of Farce. In the present year she started three times, running second to Bloomsbury for the Derby; winning the Oaks in a canter; and a Produce Sweepstakes of 50 sovs. each, 23 subscribers, at Bath, beating Westonian and Science; she also walked over for Produce Stakes of 50 sovs. each, 28 subscribers, at Stockbridge. This pedigree is objected to, and the question will be tried at the coming Liverpool

Assizes.