The Sun.
London, England, 1822-05-03 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BURTON HUNT RACES, THURSDAY.—(LAST DAY
Sweepstakes of 7gs. each, for horses not thorough-bred, eau°
ing list. 41b. Two-mile heats. 1
Mr. Lipscombe's ch. h. Forester - . 14' 3 a
Mr. Gough's br. m. - - - . 412, ;
Capt. Grant's Jezebel - - - - 3 3 `at
Mr. Farrell's gr. h. Topsy-turvey - - 22 4
Handicap Sweepstakes of sgs each, for hunters. I
Mr. Scarf's Blue Ruin - - - " 2
Mr. Chowles's Uncle Bob - - - 3

Mr. Coulthard's Crazy
Nine started, but the others were beat a long way from
home.
A motion for a Petition against the Cat--h
°of
Claims was lately negatived, in the Board
Aldermen of Dublin, by a majority of three.
st
• A contract Was entered into, on Friday 1%1;
by a butcher of Maidstone, to supply our Parie
workhouse, for the next three months, with be.d,
and mutton, at three-pence per pound.
stone Journal.) 18:
Extract from the Calcutta Paper, October -ie
—"lt is with feelings of great, concern _that tif
notice the melancholy accident which receijni?
occurred below Kedgeree. Doctor Mong,ls;i,
of Tirhoot, and Captain LINDSAY, of the P7O,
neers, had proceeded down the river in a 5 to
ing boat, called the Claudine, beloogingose
Messrs. H. MATHEWS and Co. for the rira,Per,
of meeting some of the family of the f°,ofrii e 5,
expected from England in the William )" be'
On the morning of the 10th Oct. whilstoof
tween Kedgeree and Saugor, it began t°.,,,set
very hard, when unfortunately the boat.so`ols
under a press of sail, and, out of 26 indivi otie•
who were on board, consisting of the two gie the
men and 24 natives, only two were save°,o,eot
Manjee of the boat and a Bearer. The Illeee,s
this distressing event was known at Kedger Dot
row-boat was dispatched to the fatal place
not a vestige of the wreck was to be seen.,rassei
On Tuesday morning, as a lady from the county Side,
turning from the Bank, she was hustled in rhea totes
robbed- of her pocket-book, containing 801. in Ban"ifnalelo
sovereigns. She suspects it to have been taken by !'tere,,,et
some (apparently) ladies looked up at a house, as if `, otg
something to attract notice, and while the lady Iva"
8/00
guard, the robbery was effected.
It is a little singular that' Barnett, wh°,,idel
recently executed at Leicester, was the principal ee (aloof
against Babington, who was executed at the same plea
selfstacicAr
with the Luddites), five years ago, for setting fire. and fin
oats. He afterwards married Babington's widow, .
got hanged himself for poisoning, her.--(.511
BIRTIIS. Calencli°'
On Thursday, at his house, Queen Ann-street,
square, the Lady of C. Pepys, Esq. of a daughter. tiee,jll
Yesterdays in Montague-place, the Lady of Osg.
Esq., of a daughter.
MARRIED. snow', WO*
Yesterday, at St. Dunstan's, Stepney, 'Wm. _
of Mile-end, surgeon, to Emma, only daughter of the
Lee Esq. of Well-street, Hackney s tbeteoi
On Wednesday last, T. Wilkinson,
Esq., of -°° re, t
Miss Sophia Meilan, of York-place, Portman-sclua
daughter of the late D. i\leilan, Esq. -v-v• °V.P
On the Ist inst. at Sunning, in Berkshire, rn,hcote,
cote, Esq. youngest son of the late Rev. C. 'll. Bea' ate'to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late James
of Deanwater, county of Cheshire. ,
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On the 29th of April, at Newington, Surrey, Ate cif
Esq. Esq. in his 86th year, many years a merchant 111 '-
London. ell-Pl3ce'
On Thursday last, at her son's house, Stockist
Woolley, in the 85th year cf her age. ,
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