The Sun.
London, England, 1801-04-11 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMAAKET CRAVEN NIEtTING.
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Arkrt. 9.
Sweepstakes of acors. each, li. ft. b. 1..
Mr. W 115643 th.c. C46;npioh, .Bst. 715. .
Mr. Watson's h. c, Triumvir; Bst.• 2
Mr. ‘Ladbroke's ch. e, Lazarus, Bst. ;lb. Pd
• .7 to a on Champion.
. S‘YeepstakeS of 'cogs., each, h. ft. Duke's C.
Mr. Turner's Sir liarry., 5 yrs old, 754. trib. •
Mr. Rookc's lack Androw4 6 yrs old, 7st.
R.-Heathcotc's.ilippona, 6 yrs 01d,,75t.-71b. • 3
:11;, Wiiolhain:s Tvicgraphi 5 yrs old, 7st. . . 4
Mr. HeatliCates Symmetry, 5 yrshiti, 7st. gib. p
Mr. Duravri"..Beiiissiffia, 5 yrs old, 7st. slb. - pd
740 4 on: Sir Harry; 11,toi•againse1ick Andrews ; 7 to 2
against Hippona. ' • -
Subscriiition-HadeliCap Plate of Fifty Pounds, for three-yr.•
olds and t.illWirds.. The new Round-about Course on the
Flat (ri). .
Lc Cletniont's h. c. by Nlcteori 4 yrs old, 7st.: .
Ld Cone:unm:Vs br. c. • urntude, by Jolni Bull, 3 yrs old,
6st,Blb. • , 2
Mr. Lako b's . li,-,Quato4c, 5 yrs old, 7A. 3
mr. Durand's b. h. Dion, b. Spadille, 1 yrs old, Sst. 61h. 4
Sir_P;Srandish's br, c. to •Pari.)ot, -3 yrs old, 6st.
fronting's Sir 3 yrs old, ost.
Mr. Flotorth's b. e. -Chippcnnarl4.4 yrs old, Bst, 71h. dr
I tr.. Of Grafton's' Hortftq' LaSs4 4 yrs clot, 7sr. 41..). dr
Mr. Cox's ch. c.' Pet, by Buzzard, 4 yrs aid, list. iolb. dr
,• W4t:jCiP's b.. c: Triumvir, yrs chi, Oat. 915. dr,
7to 4 against Ld, Clermont's c. ;toto a against Qua-
, tome; 3 to i against Dion.
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Mr: Fleathcote's Popinjay, Est.7beat Major Rooke's Dick
Andrews fist. 41b. R. M. tongs."--( to 2, nn Poph)jay. -
Mr. Cox 's Pet beat Mr, Concanuun's Fortlinde, Bst. each.
Ali. NI. tot 64 Po. _.
Heworth's •Chippennam, 7st. 615.. recei‘.el ft. frmrt
Major Roo4:e's jack Andrews,'Est. 21h. grst tree miles
of B. C. '2.oogs. h. tt."

At the Somerset Aisizes, an 'adion'tvai brought
(Si. it ;
ergd.tut
,TAI:R) upon .the ganie Staturci, to
. recover the penaitv of 51. for killing at pheasant 'with:
out being qualifier, and 201. for so doing without
taking out a certificate, ,Itappearea, that the De.
fendaat's dog Lad-siirting aplicasant, which he follow. .
.ed into an adjoining field, where the dog stood,
and that the Defendant knocked' t down with a
,rake, as it was' The Counsel for the De-
fendarit argued ingeniously against a rake being
considered such an instrument for killing game
.as
was intended by..the Statute ; but the Learned Judge
being of a .different opinion, theluryfound a ver-
did for the Plaintiff to the amount not theipenalties.
A riot took place at Briitol last Saturday. The
poputgre went into the markets, and compelled the
cheap sale of provisions, The Riot Ati, was read,
the military. called. ins .• and -the ringleaders being
taken into custody, tranquillity Was restored. The
Mayor hasfound it necessary to publish an adver.
tisenient„ assuring the farmers of protetion in
bringing their goods to market.
A.riot about provisions took place 'at Warminster
on they 7th ; but the Magistrates seizing some of the
ringlqader:,, and calling in a party of the id Bra.
goons," it was suppreged without much mischief.
An inquest ,was lately laken on the body of one
Richard Beaumont, a pauper, who died in a pass-cart,
near Adderiey, Shropshire; when it appearing that
the poor man )sad been ill-treated, the Jury returned
a yettlia of gabslaughter against the two Con.
stables. „ •

Rinaldinii, the new grand Spidacle at the Royal
circus, St. GeOrge's-fields, • possesses such merit as
iniures 'a long:continuance of that: favour now. bee
stowed upon'it by the Public. The Scenery by Green;
wood, and the richness Of the Dresses and Decora.
tions, cannot be excelled; the Music, -hy Ree'vc,
possesses every thing char Ming. and ithpressi.ve.
Palmer's Rinaldini has the utmost elegance, pr.,.
priety,, and energy, ; while Miss Denny is truly
afreEling, in Aurelia.. Mr. Ireland, that 'surprising
Juniper, now per fialy recoVered, performs incretli.
Lie fiats.. Miss E. Denny's'Pai riqi is iii
accomplished style ;as is also the as dr drux, in
the Magic Flute, by the Miss Adams's.

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B A R 1 _V TO NIANA.

.1-tOLL-FCTION CIF AFF.CDOTES, AroprurFtEr;ms,
AND RiisdAßKs,. mom..THI WORKS OF THE
,', LATE HbN. DAINES BARRINGTON.

01.1) LAW. BOOKS.
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1S remarkA)le, that the oldest book in,the Ger-
ortml.law 'Lc' entitled, fipitgel, ov the Looking6.lass;
.*%aich answers tO our Mirror of jus...k.:es ; 13 is jn-
, sorted amongst, Goldastus's Coliklaneaf and was
compiled' by Eckius de Weckaw.' One of the an.
cleat. Icelandish books' is likewise styled Speculum

vlZ.egale. There is afso in Sclirevelius's Teutonic
Antiquities, a collection of the ancient laws of Po-
- mer:mia and lirussin, :under the title of Speculum.
The sane title being given to se many ancient law
,:books in different Countries, cannot be the effe4l of
.
were accident.