The Sun.
London, England, 1809-09-29 00:00:00

DONCASTER MEETING.

)4ONDAY, Se.l./. 25
The Fitzwilliana Stakes, a subscription of regs. each, with
-,togs. added by the Corporation of Doncaster, for all ages;
2-yr. 01d5 to carry bat; 3-yr. olds Sst. ; 4 vr. olds Sat. gib.;
s-yr. oltts 9st.
,t rib"; 45-yrs olds 9st. 511). ; and aged yat.
71b. The last in IC and a hatt.
Ld Monson's b. c. by Cock tighter, 3 yrs old - t
Mr. Hewctt's Janina, 3 yrs old. - - 2
Mr. Ga,lo th's b. C. by Hambletonian, 3 yrs old 3
LO. Fitzwilliatn's b. c, 'Aston, 4 yrs old. - 4
Ld C'etway 'S Wanstord, 5 yrs old • • - $
i to t against Ld Monson's b. c.- 3 paid forfeit.
Pioducc Stakes of toogs. each, h. ft. colts Sat. 71b. ; fillies
Xst. 41b. ; 31b. allowed to those got by untried stallions,
or out ut mares that Lever bred a winner.—Four miles.
Ld 1- itiwrlhairi's bl. 1. Cita:coat - • - t
Ld Foley's(kte Mr. Mellish's) br. f. 'by Shuttle 2
Mr. EL. Hoogson's Lb. t. by Shuttle - - 3
6 to 4 against Charcoal.- Won easy. -8 paid forfeit.
St. Leger Stakes, of 20As. each, p.p. for colts and tithes now
thre, years old, colts to carry list. -1lb.; fillies list.- St.
Leger Course.
D. of Homuton'a b. c. Asht6n
D. of Haiiiiiton's ch. c. Middlethorp
Mr. reirse's gr r. Lisette •
Ld narnard's b. c. Wizaril ... -
Mr. l'eirse's br. c Florival ..
Ld Fitzwilliarn's b. c. Whitenosc
Ld Milton's b. c. Cervdrites -
Mr. c,losst.p's cn. c. Asculapius
11,1 r. Kaye's b. c. VoLcinarus -
Mr. RicnaTds,n's b. e. Shakespeare
Mr. T. Dut,combe's b. I. by Chance
Mr. M. M. Sykes's b. c. Sir Yeti-mien
Ld Foley's c. by Waxy -
Mr. Brandling's ch.. c. Wo'fington - -
The I udge could place only 8.-36 paid forfeit.

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too to is against Ashton, to tot against Mitielkthorp, zo
tot against Lisette, ato r against Wizard,, it.* tot against
Wizard, too to 4 against Flurival, to tot agatrkt Whitenose,
3 to I against Cervantes, too to 3 the Duke of llantilton's
-were not the first and second. Ashton and Lisette made
Ploy.
His Majesty's Plate of toogs for all horses, &c. four year
olds to t-arry lest five year olds list. 61b. six year
olds last. and.ked last. 21b.—Four
Shaltoe's.b. c. W nitworth, 4 yrs old
Mr. Peirse's b. c. Eclusion. 4 yrs old 2
2 to z on Whitworth—Won easy.

CORONER'S INCWEST.—On Wednesday an Inquest
was held at a public-house in Blackfriars, on the
body of an infant, supposed to have been murdered,
found by a watchman in the Temple the evening be-
fore. The watchman stated, that as he was goiiig his
rounds on Tuesday. night about eleven o'clock, he
observed something standing on the steps of No. 2,
in Fig-tree-court, which, on examining, he dis-
covered to be an- earthen jar, coveted over with a
piece of brown paper ; thinking he had found a prize,
he took it up, but did not immediately open it. On
doing so, sonic time after, he saw it was filled with
sor►:ething white, which he took to be tallow, but
which proved to be the body of an infant. A medical
Gentleman and several women who were examined,
stated it as their opinion,-that it was the body of a
child five or six (Lys old, and -from certain cir-
Curnstance, that the mother must have been deliver-
ed by .a midwife. The jar was so small that it must
have been with some didicidly that the body was
squeezed into it, and on its being taken out, a large
'quantity of bloOd was discovered at the bottom.—
Under all the circumstances the Jury returned a ver-
dict of wilful murder against some person or persons
unkno The jar is not a common one, but i 4 made
of finer earth than that which they usu,illy are, and
s ornamented with various fi,:.ures on the outside.