The Sun.
London, England, 1801-04-10 00:00:00

SPORTI.VG INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING.
WEDNEMAY
Subscription Plate of 361: for 2,3, and +-yr olds. Two
yr-old Course.—Two-yr:Olds; carrying 7st .—threc-yr-olds,
16st. sib.. and four-yr-olds, Sst, 1216.
-Sit- C. Bunbury's lA. c. Sorcerer, 4 yrs old -
Mr: Perren's b. c. by John Bull, 1 yrs old 2
Mr. (;oldin's b. c. by Balloon, 4 yrs old - 3
Mr. Adamsts ch. c. Lazarus; 3 yrs old - - 4
Lord Clermont's ch. C. Vetil3tOr, 4 v•rs old dr
..Swecpstakes of 22,),gs each, h. it. D. I .
Mr. Concannon's Richmond, 7st. 41b. rec. forfeit of Mr.
Heathcote's Sy nurrtry, SSt. 91b. and Mr. Cox's Cocoa Tree,
6st. glb.. , • .
Mr. Wilson's SOphia, Sst. beat thetkuke of draftbn's
Flambeau, 7st. 7lb. R. M. ioogs: h. ft.
• Mr. Thomson's Vivaldi, 4 vrs old; 7st: 2lb:beat Mr.
Perren's lack Chance, e yrs old, bst. Across the flat, ioogs.

At the Taunton Assizel, Came on to be heard a
cause, wherein William Oliver, Esc. was Plaintiff;
and William Cox; the younger, for Breach of Co-
venani in three distina instances. The first as-
signed-was, that-the Defendant had in the last year
of his term pitted with. possession of theland in
question, to Dr. Parry, of Bath, namely, from Aufg.
s, 1799, to Feb. aciq'; and the (ourt confirm.
ing. Dr. Oliver's opiniq, that this was a Breaeh
within thesconstrupion of his,l..ease, the. Plaintiff,
who was desirous only_ to convince the Defendant
ofhis obstinacy, did not further press for a Compen-
sation, in regard to the n6tual dardages sustained by
but was pleased_ to content himself with nomi-
nal' damages.
A Cause of considerable importance -to Mill.
Owners was also decided, in which Mr.. Pool, of
Road, was Plaintiff, and Mr. Liiiyard, of the same
place, was Defendant.

,
T
he Defendant, it appeared, hadylaced an axidi-
don on his weir,, by winch the Plaintiff's Mill be-
ing the next above on the same stream, was injured,
whichhis Counsel attempted to justify from the evi-
dence of_an elderly Gentlethan, who called himself
an architea, and who stated, that in his opinion the
weir in question 14 snnk very considerably. But
the Coun4el for the Plaintiff' proving to the satisfac-
tioilhof the Jury, that the weir was in the same
state as it. had ever beep remembered, they' Found
verdia for tl,, Plaintiff,

THEATRICAL ANrcno re.—Thefollowing whim.
sical.cireumstance *lately look place in the Theatre
at Market Driyton, in. Shropshire. The dramatic
representation was Pizarro, and while the by um to
the. Sun was performing in the front of Stage,
the painting of the great Peruvian Deity tdole the
lights, having been placed too near the tt ,‘lsparency.
The Manager performed the -part of the 1 ligh Priest,
and the moment after, he sung " Oh ! Power Sa-
tre,' !" observing, the accident, he exclaimed in
agnky: of tw, "The Suse.s oil fire !" However,
concludultv4s that the danger would be immediately
remove4,he repta tea " Oh! PaW. e r'Sl;prep-fe I"
but percciying no attempt& to extinguish the, tire,
he roared Out " Danm'you, put oiet the San !" The
luminary ,continut.,l to burn, and the Manager to
siv and swear tilt Inv Ntel)ai was entirely
4troyo in his owniisii'cioOut.; and the Audience
were so much divert4N- what they saw And
heqrd through the Scene, that they 104 t all appre-
hension.for their own safety. 4

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Titivry-Tiir.x. DAY.
N0.:6,345, as.tirst" draivn, 30,p001.
7,40.1,. a Prize of col. '

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