The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-08 00:00:00

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NtWMAkK.ET C:RA.VEg MEETING.
MONDAY, A 15221.
The Craven Stakes, a SUbscri'ption of to 4s. each, fur all a,";es;
'z-yr oldscarrying 6St. 3-yr olds 3st. 4-yt olds Bst.lb. 5-yr
Oldi gst. lib. 6.yr olds gst. sib. and aged fist. 710. Across
the Flat.
Mr. R. Boyce's br. c. Sir.David,4.yri old -
Ld Grosvenor% b. 1: Violante, 3-yrs old :.
Mr. Floworth's br. h.:Norval, 5-yrs Old
Mr. Forih's b. c. Agincourt, 4-yrs old
Mr.•Andrew'S b: C. Newmarket, 3-yrs old
Mr: Mellish's b. Flighty, 2-yrs old
Ld Foley's ch. h. CflOtaiti Abtolute, 6-yrs old
Sir C. BUnbuty's b. f. Lydia, 3:yrs old
Mr. Ladbroke's br. c. Bustard, 4-yrs old - dr:
Mr. D. Radcliff?es b. h. Barbarossa, 3-yrs old -
The Judge could place butt T*6.. Three tot 4,tit Sir David.
6 to S agst Violante-4 to t agst Captaiit Absolute.,
Sweepstakes of wogs, each, h; ft. tar calts,, SW:
Sat. tlb,..rising;-yrs old.--Across the Flat.
`Sir F. Standish's brother to Stamford -
V: of Grafton's c.:Potiargus,liy Wofthy, Out Of Prori.el la
Ld G.H.Cavehdish's b.c. by Worthy, but of Mrs. Candour ,
Sir C. Bunbury's b.c. Snug, by Whiskey, darn by bicuwct;
out of Trombone's dam
'Mr, Mellish's bi C. Luck's-WI, by Stamford, out of Mat-
chi6ness
Lord GnisVenor's.b. c. by John Bull, out of Cmlia
Ge.i.Grosvenoes b.c.by Hanibletunian, bought of Sir T.
ELIC:11 — • pa
Gen. G rosvenof's ich. c. by GUutY, out of a sister to
Alot.er Bunch ltd
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Mr. Wastell's brother to• Lilmbago
Mr. Wilson's b.c. by I fambletormib, out of Surprize's darn pd
Mr. Wilson's Pantaloon, brother to. Merryman pd
Lord Sackvilie's b. c. by Buizatd, out of OsSian's darn pd
Mr. Lake's c. by Gouty, out of a sister to toat.Lincis pd
Mr.:llleliish' b. f: tilt:She-fides; by Shuttle, dam by
• Hightlycr, out of Dido -
Mr. Paz:rotes brother to Dilletanre pti
Lund C; rosveuor's b. c. by fohtr,bufl,, out of Tulip - Ixt
Sir C. Bunbury's ch c. brotherly Eleanor - pd
Mr. 1). Radclitn'S ch. c. by P.'cnitigbrthlzh, out of Dick
Andrews's- darn • . pd
The judge could place but Two. Ten to r agst brothet
to Starnfdrd—s.to 4 agst rociargus —6 tot ago.the Worthy c.
—3, to' agst Soug-,.-4 to t %gat Luck's-ali.
Swgenstakes of rugs: -each, -161' col and fil iee, warranted.
.untried, 17th of April, iSos ;• colts carryi'og Sst. SIO,
Bst. 11b. rising 3. yrs 61d. Xb.• M.
Mr. Sittiiell's c,. Clasher, by. Sir Peter; out of 1-ty:tle -
Id Foley's c. by Zacharialt, darn by Fortitude, bout,ht
of Mr. Buckle .
Ld Darlington's b. c. by Sir Peter, dam by Paymastei 3
I.d G. H. Cavendish's .1. by Coriander, out of Fairy
Mr. Howorth's I. by Coriandr, out of Miss Green
L'd F.G. Osborne's ch. c. Superstition, by - d
Buzzard, otit ,
`of Vixen .
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The' iudge could place but Three. Two to 1 agst Clas:pr
—'Even betting ontiie Zechariah c. '
The First Class of the Uatland Stakis of sogs, each., h. ft. 0.1.
Sii . helley's Houghton Lass., 4 yrs old, ikir. Slb. _
. Five:to 2 agst Houghton Last.
'Mr. Ladbrok.e's Prospero, 4 yrs old,'Sst. 61b.
Six to 4 apt Prospero.
Mr,. Andrew's Fathom, 3 yrs old, 65t..1 _ 3
Mr. I rogley's c It. f. by a son of_Cignet, 3 yrs old, 6st. 61b..{
1,(1 Foley's Sir Harry Dimsdalet s yrs old, ost.,4ib. - pd
Mr. IViellish's Quid, 4 yrs old, Sst. slb. - -•-• - pci
Ld Grovenor% Goth, 3,yrs old, Sst. 31b. pd
Mr. 'ones's." unius, 3 yrs,o:cl, 7st. Sio. - . _ 1)4
Lord Foley's Little Peter, Est. heat .the Duke of Graf:
ton's Pelisse, Sat. tolb. U: I. 200 gs. to. 4on Little
Peter.

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• Mr. R. Boyce's Brainwortn, ist., i.21.K. beat Mr.
fish's Staveley, Sst. 71b. Ab. M. toogs. —Even.
Sir J. Shelley's Currycoinb,.Bst. 71b. best Mr. 131aChlord'g
lumber, 7st. tail!). Across the Flat,- roogs. h. tr.=--3 to t
on Currytornb.
Sir 'Ft. I'. Vane's Master Betty agst. Lord Foley's
poearnims, Bst. 771:,. each. B. C. tooogs, h. by
consent, -•.. • • -

Duke of. Grafton's, Parasol,-.85t.,51b. rec. ft. from Lord
'Foley's HippooampW Bst. 8.-C. zo gs. h. ft.
. 'Lord Grobveuor's Meteara, rec.rt ~ from Lord Bartymore's
Gratitude',- Bst.-each. Ab: M. 20cgs. h.. ft.
. Mr. Sitwell's Clasher; by Sir Peter; rec. ft. from Lord
Darlington c. by Sir 13-eter, dam by k'ayinatter. tab. M.
zsgs:ft.—Zio weight mentioned.

Married yesterday tit the Parish Church of Chis,
'wick; HENRY .1-loiltioust!„ 11,11:-6f Hadspen House,
Somerset, to Miss 1i6,4111 TURTON, sixth daugh-
-te.r ..of louN, Tuit,..oN,,..Esq. 'Kurrilyttn Greer,
Middlesex. ~. •

B w ST RE tt.;-:,40n -.Saturday -nonfat BuNr, alias
&.c. before
Vo,xn, ,oliprged•on;•wspi,cion of having.
coniniitted variousacrts of. swindling -in•Londeri- and
•, In •different'.pluiir'd't7 e country: Taunton, the
()Weer • • said; - that' . having -i'eeeiVed infoimation
a,rfa:inq.tll9 Prisoner, be mired him-to the Golden
Cross 11in,sChari9g,cross, wbere., he learnt the Pri-
soner , princiPally resided, although he had ',private
lodgings; •On Ill'itirsday • even ling lie" went to the
Inn, when he :was ii}orrned the Prisoner ivaS gone
to Dartford, in Kent,: in a post-chaise, and was ex-
.• peded shortly to 'return. After waiting some time
the Prisoner entered the. Coffee-room, when he took
• him into, custody. •• •On searching him he found a
letter direeted to- Thonia's Sadler, ~Esq. purporting to
be written by theliankers. in. Newport, in the Isle'
!of Wight, 'stating 'that they had transferred his cash,
account, amounting- tkil 9731. 19s. 10:1. to Biddulph
and Cox, Bankers, Charing-cross. The letter proves
to tie nianutlietured fur the purpose, of committing.
depredations upon the credulous.—The Newport
• post-Mark was-likewise forged.' Daniel Bayley said;
on Tuesday evening the Prisoner came to their house
in Holborn,. and represented himself as Lieutenant.
'Boller) and agreed. fox a number .of ironmongery
goods; saying they were for captain BeregOrd, who
was fitting•out the Lapiink.-: William Bayley, sea.
said, when his son had agreed with the Prisoner 'for
the goods, ,be sent for. hinvo take a draft, w 144
the Prisoneriendere'd in payment for the goods. He
inquired of the. Pris&nerif Capt. Beresford, for whom
he warded the goods, resided at Walthanistow ? be
replied he did._ The •PrisOper then tendered a draft
for: 1 11. 4s. purporting to be drawn by Capt. Beres-
ford upon Sir RobertHrries, and inclosed -in,alet-
ter to the Prisoner,from:Shrecvsbury.- The:Pr:sutler
told him .to add a small bill, which was owing by
CaPtain BeresfOrd, to the: amount of the present
bill, and give him the difference of thi draft,- which
he'did„ amounting to RI. 15s.* On, the.dratt
sent the next day for payment; to Sirrtobert Herries'
Barlkin itproved to be-a forgery.•.: The Pri-
soner was dressed in the-first style of
,fashion.
was 'corm-flitted for further examination. •

Last night a-footman in the employ of the Puke
ofNorthumberland, \vas charged hetOre Sir RICHARD
F-min 'with feloniously stealing a piece of the ta-
Mily plate; belonging to his. Grace. - 'rife
,Prisoner
was detected by offering. it for sale to a silversmith
in-Newport-street. lieO
s committed for further
examination. .

PUBLIC OFFICg, HATTON-GARDE .r.-7-Yesternay
a OrtAier kn'own by the'-'ilaine of ilkiipnei-sni4
\VAS chargeki with wantcrn;barbarity tu'a ilock.gf sheqp '
;in iii-kttoo VAIL, which skoit;:ed the feeling..of every ,
person,present. _ He was. aotiviCted.. in the:penalty
of 2.0. and detained until he shall pay the same,
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with costs.

.The drifts of, snow in the mountainous parts of
Wales, last week; were deeper than have been re-
membered for many years.