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1104ra silt WI gting ft/ ividf tiff site gai•e;
to the prirmer Redman, who pretended to carry it
home ; a number of pe'tsobs took the infant awayo
and had them both taken into cnstody.
The prisoner Levy confessed that her datietter
had been dehvered on Stinday morning without any
assistance, and that she was a had girl, as she was
living with a Christian by whom she bad the child
in question ;• she had behaved upun the whOe so
contrary to her fetgion, that her father would not
consent to 'suffer her to remain in his house; she was
therefore going to take it out to num..
A boy appeared against the prisoner, and said
that he had seen Levy attempting to put the infant
down a sewer, which he prevented her from (Ling.
A Mrs. Bateman was called by the prisoners to
prove what became of the two-children fit spoken
of ; she said that she knew one tem. d died of
convulsions, and bad been burl olloway-
Mount. Her story was, however, s • adiaory,
that the Lard Mayor ordered her to Pe committed
with the other prisonersi until further
shall develope this mysterious affair.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

LINRUSS SPRING,IEE FING—(Scor LAN D.)
FIRST DAY.
The weather having proved unfavonrahle in every
part of Great Britain, the tieeting W.ll ddayW till
the 17th of March, when it began, and was run in
the Main manner as under :
Mr. Erskine 's Titter, beat Mr Stuart% Vent's.
Mr. Weinyes Manic, (get by Snowball) beat Mr. Maul's
Toper.
Mr. Mansfield's Nell, (got by Snowball) beat Mr. Ramsay's
&w hither.
Mr. Brown's Fly, brat Mr. R. Stein's Transit.
Mr. truce's Lady, beat M. Dalrysnple's Swanam.
Mr Black% Jup.tzr, (gut by Sauwhall) beat COI. Ferguson's
Hector.
Capt. Wellyreioirs Veita, (got by Snowball) beat Sir Wil-
liam Et-iloile's Whitcclaw.
Sir Charles Ilalkett's. Fly, beat Mr. I familtoti's Juno.
SECOND DAY'S RUNNING.
Mr. Mansfield's Nell, (by Sno4rball) beat Mr. Erskine's
Titter.

Mr. BruceN Lady, beat Cipt. Wel'wood's tre•ta.
Sir C. Ha,kete. Fly, beat Mr. Wemis's Mauls.
Mr. Brown's Fly, beat Mr. Black's Jupiter.
THIRD DAY'S RUNNING, AND FOR THE CU F.

Mr. Mart.lield's Nell, (by Snowball) bi:at Mr. Bruce's
Lady.

FroM the want of Hares on the last day, the Main
could not be concluded, and was therefore adjourned
till the next November Meeting. it will be u.•served,
from the above account, how the Blood of Snowball
distinguished itself, and while Major, the brother of
Old Snowball (at 11 years old) WAS receiving for-
feit from the reputedly-best Bitch in the South of
England, the descendants of Snowball were ;ng
away every thing in Scotland. A circumstance
perhaps never paralleled in the annals of Sporting.

NACIN::.
KIPPI. I NG-CUATF.S, YORKSHIRE.

THURSDAY, MARCH 24.
The Annual Plate free for any Horsc, &c. car-
rying 1 Ost. Fuur Miles.
Ka}'-; bay boric, by Pipatur - - - . 1
Mr. Smith% br. Creepiug Kate, by True Rue - 2

On the `22d inst. a bet, which had been pending
between the Marquis of Donegall and James Wat-
son, of Brookhill, Esq. was decided in favour of
the latter.

Mr. Watson having bet that he would, in the course
of that day, with his own pack, hunt (in a sporting
manner) and kill, or run in-to, a Doe which was
then in possession of the Marquis, the animal was
enlarged on the East side of Dnoagore-hill, whence
having got a few minutes law, she threeted her course
towards Doagh (where the hounds enjoyed an nn-
prime,) passed over Carncarny mountain to Tardr6e.,
round which she frequently ran—then proceeded
over the country to the West of hells, in the
County of Meath, and swam the river there, cont
nuing her course next Drummaul, passed over the
Main Water, neighbourhood of Galgorm Castle,
where she remained in a Moss until tin, hounts
lurched her, and Mr. NVatson took her up unhurt, in
the presence of several geatlenien who had rode the
entire chase.

A number of fine horses were neaily killed, frcin
the extraordinarr length of • the chase; one aduaily
died in the field, and another cn the way home.
It is worthy of remark, that the abovementioned
Doe yielded similar sport a fear w•,eks before.

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MArr Er ews, the porter at Clement's-Irrn, who
lately drowned himself in the New liver at Isling-
ton, left a note at the Lodge, signifying where he
was to be found, and by this direction hrs bOdy was
recovered. The motive of this rash anion is sa;cl to
be his having embezzled some sums of money be-
longing to the Society.
The King's-Bench Prison is at prz..sent so thronged
with confined debtors, there are scarcely rooms
enough to accommodate, or to rhea: one-half of the
unfortunate prisoners.
Mr. BIRCH NA announced himself a Candidate
for Nottingham in a public advertisement, in which
he says, " It has certainly bee:: the subject of most
painful regret to me, that proceedings did take place,
during some periods of the late Eleaion,wl.ichmerit
the severest reprehension. But that there are, in all
great towns, misguided men, who take advantage
of the confusion attendant on every popuia:
elec-
tion, to gratify their private resentment, is also a
lamentable- faa : yet, the existing laws have suffi-
cient energy ter the suppression and punishment of
such conduct. Why then have not the par.ies ag-
grieved appealed to those laws ?"
The neighbourhood about Grosvenor-square was
yesterday greatly alarmed by the appearance of fire
in Brooke's blows. One of the ciiimnies over the
stables had taken tire, and for a tune the flames
spt ead from the top, in a manner that seemed to
threaten the adjoining houses. Several engines
came to the spot ; but happily their assistance was
not necessary, as the timely exertions of the several
persons assembled, had extinguished the flames be-
fore their arrival.
,The damage was inconsiderable, .
Yesterday morning, about eight o'clock, the seven
criminals under sentence of death in the New Pri-
son, Horsetnonger-lane, were executed. Three
clergymen attended the in on the platform, to whom
they paid every degree of attention, and expressed
the mast marked penitence tor their s.:+eral
A great number of people were assembled, to be
witness of the awful tate of these unhappy offenders,
rdicre lives atoned for the violation of the laws.