The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-13 00:00:00

SPORTIN& INTEL LIGENCE.

DUAI-lAM MEETING.—TrioxsoAy, APRIL 30.
The Lainbton Hunt Stakes, sgs. each, for,f-lunter, 12st.
Two-wile heats. (II Subscribers.)
Mr..Lainbton's b. in. fenny Andrews -
Mr. Sisaito's br. g. Cock-a-hoop -
S Milbauke's b. h. Baronet, by Quid - .
Gen. Kerr's ch. g. Hetton, by Archer -
2 to i agst Jenny Andrews.
FRIDAY.
Fifty Pounds for all Ages. Four-mile heats.
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4 '3
3 dis

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Mr. N. odgson's b.ln. Lady Mary, aged, 9st. alb. z
Mr: ‘V.ltutelzinson's c4i.c. by St.George,,4 yrs, 83t.71b. 5 z
Col. Hortvn's b.c. Young Bustard, 4 yrs old, Bst. 71b. 4 3
1.1 r. Ilderton's b.c. Rosedrn 4 yrs old, Sst. 71b. ..a '4
Mr. Stepliem:on's b. I. by dberoo, 4 yrs old, Lt. 41b. 3 5

SATURDAY.

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Handicap Stakes of logs. each for hunters. Once round the
Course and a Distance.
Col. Seddon's b. h. Baronet, by Quid, tzst..nib. -
Mr. Shatio's b. g. Hazard, izst. 714. - _ _ 2
Mr. Surtees's br. h. by Bishoprick, list. -
Mr. Witham's br, at. by Percy, iost. - . 4
Handicap,Plate of sogs. Two miles.

Mr. W. Hutchinson's b. c. StivCO, by St. George, 3 yrs oid s.
Mr. Stephenson's ch. 1. by Oberon, 3 yrs old - 2
Mr. F. Hartley 's b. c. Foxberry, 3 yrs old . 3

CHESTER MEETING.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 6.
The Annual City Plate of sol.---Four-Inile Heats. • -
Mr. Clifton's b.: tn. toseplinia, 6 yrs old, Sit. a tlb. t I
Mason'sgr. "I`rafalgzfr, s yrs Bst._4lb. -
Mr. Krniiiton's b. c. by IlambletonianCfell lame).
4 to a on josephina.-=-Wan in a canter. •

THURSDAY.
The Silver Clip, value Sol.--Four mile Heals.

Sir W.W. W'ynne's b. C. by Meteor, 4 yrs old, 7st. s lb; i ,4-
Mr. Clifton's b. m. Josephina, s yrs 7st. t 3lb. z 2
Mr. liirchall's ch. nt. Lavinia, s yrs 7st 13115. -• 3 _ 3
Four.to 1 on Josephina ;•after he Heat 7 to z on the winner.
Won by half a length.
Sir W. W: Wynne's b. f. by Sir Peter Teazle beat Mr.
Brooke' b. f. lieningbrongh, for toogs.

An Inquest Was held at eight o'clock last night,.
at the Boar and Castle, in Oxford-street, on the body
of Mrs. Mary E-, aged 33, wife of a cheese-
, monger, in Oxford-street, whO hung herself on
Monday evening last, at eight o'clock: The only
ftu,
witness called was Mary Brown, one of the serv'
in the family, who stated, that her mistress had been
'very ill fr.r these ten weeks'past, occasioned by a
miscarriage; that for the last'six weeks the deceased
spewed-symptoms of insanity, such is frequently
talking at rtddom, &c. ; that shetwas'attended by a ,
medical gentleman, and used to sleep every night
'at Camden Town, and returned to her house in the
morning ; that on the day she committed the fatal
deed, she had drank tea with her husband, at seven
o'clock, in perfeit harmony, and she was to return
to Camden Town by the eight o'clock stage. Wit-
ness said, that the deceased came down into the
kitchen, and gave her orders concerning the making,
of some shirts, saying that she should not return to
town before Wednesday; the deceased slammed
the kitchen door after her, and went into another
kitchen ; she then proceeded' alone up to her bed-
room ; that Mrs. ,Soughtob, the deceased's' sister,
came to the house to go'withher tb Camden Town,
and went up stairs, •when she found the room door
locked on the inside. Mr. E. and WitnesS went up
stairs and broke the door open,-when they beheld
Mrs. E. suspended .to the foot rail of the bedstead,
by a small cord tied round her neck,- with her feet
touching the ground ; thatshe appeared quite,dead;
that supported the body, while a knife
-was procured to cut the cord ;. and medical assistance
was immediately sent for, but without success, The
evidence being clOsed, the Jury returned a verdict
of Insanity. . •
-GLEitKENWELL.SESSONS, TUESDAY, MAY 1 '2 ."
The Sessions for Middlesex commenced this day,
before WILLIAM MAINWAKING, Esq. and a Bench
of Magistrates. A. man and his wife, of the name
of Andrews, were tried upon an indieiment charging I
them with keeping a disorderly house, in the neigh-
lionrhood of Wapping. The woman was found
husband was acquitted.
John COI' was tried on two indiathentS, for as-
:sacking PierCe Basseggio and Jane Roe.. It appear-
led that Basseggio was an Italian hair-dresser to the
Opera House, and betrayed all' the coxcombery
arming from the, double charaeter of Barber and Ope-
ra Lounger. The Defendant was an Englishman.
They both paid their addresses to the same young
lady ;!the poor Defendant found himself utterly inca- .
pable of making any way against the superior • ac-
complishments of the- Italian friseur. He was,
however, determined to shew himself in the noble
science of war, and therefore, whenever he met
Monsieur Basseggio in company with his mistress,
he made it a point to give him a little gentle drub;
bing, and sometimes would violently carry.off
.the
Lady. Monsieur said,, his rudeness had at last be-
came absolutely intolerable, and he found himself
driven to the necessity of indi&ing him.----The De-
tendant was acquitted of the assault upon the man,
but found guilty of assaulting the Lady; for which
the Court fined him 20s.

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