The Sun.
London, England, 1809-09-15 00:00:00

SPORTLVC INTEL! TGENCE;

.13 -r RACT, •I•uBSDA r, S£l.' 11.

Bweep:,lal7:::s of logs. each, with 201. added, .for
olds,. 6st. 615., tour-vr-ntlds, Sat. Bsi.-..c:/it.). sav
yr-olds ;..d v.71.:.d, gat ilb,
Duke of Leeds's ch. c. Mowbray, 4 yrs old .
Lund Fitzwill,arn's b. in.. l'aulina, 5 yrs old -2
Sir T. Gasgoinc's2b•. c. Biuntrap, 4 yrs old -'
Mr. E. L. liodgspn's b. c. by Cocktighter, 3 yrs old
„ .
.Six paid forfeit.-76 to 4 raolina agst the tide-5 to 2 agst
Mbwbray--„wori,c4sy,

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Sweepstakes_of togs ft. for three-}'r-olds, colts gst
3lb t---The ia.s mile and tilrc. , ,

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Duke of Hamilton's b. c. Askrigg
I.d ivlift,in's b c. by Beninbrough • - a
Seven paid forfeit.-4 and 5 tot on Ask rigg.—Won very easy.
Fifty Pounds, given by Gentlemen in the neighbourhood of
Pontertatt, for horses, &c. all ages.---Heats

Duke of Leeds's b. C. Ressinby, 3 yrs old, Est. 5113. r
Mr. Acrect's hr:. h. WansiOrd, j yrs old Sst. ri lb 6 z
Mr. c. by Dclpini, 3 yrs old, Est. 51b. 5 3
Mr. liewtt's b. f. lametta, by Sic Peter, 3 yrs old,
Est. gib. - - - 3 4
Mr. Rhodes's b. c. Amethyst, 3 yrs old, Est. 51h.
111 r. Wilson'S b. C. York, by Hainl?,:ctoniati, 4 yrs old,
Bst. ilb
Hon. M. Hawke's ch. c. by Don Quixotte, 3 yrs old,
6st. 51b. - die
Seven and z to I ,on the field; after the heat even betting.:
Ressinby won easy, both heats.---Six paid-torfeit.
Mr. E. L. Hodgson's filly, by Ilambletonian, oCt of Eus-
tatia, Bst. recd. ft, from Lord Pollington's colt, by Stamford,
out of leminhi, Set. 61b. wogs each,, ii. tt. Two miles.
Mr. llrackenbuty's b. f. Chanciiia, by Chance, paid for-
feit to Mr. C. Neville's ch. c. Venetian, by Cocktecd.:r,
Sst. each. Mr. Brackenbury staked coop to 5q.,7s h. ft
Two miles and a quarter.

IWORPETH RAGES.

TUESDAY, SIFT. 5.
A Maiden Plate of Fifty Pounds.

Mr. Nicholson's b. In.
Mr. Loosdale's b. c.
Mr. Bates's b. c.
Mr. Heslop's ch. In.
Mr. 'Young's b. tn. =-
Mr. Story's b. f. -

4 4
5 5
- di:.

Even betting—the mare against the field —won easy.

NVIDNESAA Y.

The Members Plate of sot.

Mr. Mortimer's Patriot
Mr. Bailey's Mark Anthony - 3 2:
Mr. 13ates!s Rial ~ I - -
Mr. Nicholson's of in. 3 4
Mr. Storey's, and Mr. Wilton's b. f. drew.—}i yen:
betting—Nicholson's mare against the field.—A got race.

THURSDAY.

The Gentlemen's Subscription Plate Of pl.

Mr. Mrrtimer's'eattiot /-
Mr. Bates's Rial - 3
Mr. Storey's Crainlington -
Mr. Sberltererscb. m. Mr. Bailey's Mark Anthony, Nlf
Young's b. nt. awl .or. Wilson's b. t. drew.—E'.ten betting;'
Cramlington against The field,- Patriot woti eisy.
he Hunters' Stakes. •

Mr. Johnson's Spitfire
Mr. Selby's Apollo. -
Sir H. T. Vane's gelding, by Oberon
Mr. Mittbrd's He'll win if can

Mr. Bullock's Lovely Lass,,Mr. Ord's Corunna, Mr. Sto:.
row's b. m. and M. Ord's, Juh. barn. drew:—Even batini;
between Spitfire ;and Apollo —won easy. • • • '•

BEDFORD.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 6.

the Woburn stakes of tags. each, with zags. added.
Mr. Williams's b. f. Gift, by Buzzard,, 4 yrs
Mr. Goodisson's br. f. Mary Brown, 4 yrs old
Mr. LoogOen's bl. h. Al ungo, S yrs old
Ld Stawell's b. 1. Brighton Lass; 4 vrs old
Mr. C. Day's b. f. Miss Bab, 3 yes old
Mr. Cokeley's b. g. Water, aged
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The Dul:e of Bedford's Plate of ctj. for thrce old :A:lts.
Bst. and fillies, 75t. tilb. heats once round.
Ld Egremont's ch. f. Castanea, by Gohanna
Mr. L'oultbee's br. f. by Sorcerer

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- 5 2
- 4 3
2 4
3.5
dis.

T HUR SD A Y.

Fifty Pounds for four yr olds, 7st. 71b. five yr olds, tst.
and aged.

Mr. Goodisson's Mary Brown, by Guildford, 4 yrs Old
Mr. Longden's Nlungo., 5 yrs old 3. 2
Mr. William's Gift, 4 yrs old . 2 cir.

DUTLINU SEPT. 12.—At an early hour on Sar
turday morning a gang of armed villains broke into
the house of Michael Marsh, farmer, on the lands
of Kiehnore, in the county of Clare, within font
miles of Limerick and after breaking open the boxes
belonging to the family, robbed him of some bank-
notes and all the property he possessed. Shorty after,
a gang, supposed to be same, forcibly entered the
house of the steward belonging to COuM:ellor
O'Regan, at Rossuiaddaand after depriving him of
every article of properly., swore that, if his master
did not give up that farm, and himself leave the
neighbourhood, they would shortly murder himself
and burn his dwelling.

We are happy to. understand that the accident
which Mr. HENRY, GREVILLE met with in.. Grosve-
nor-place, from his being thrown out of .his gig by
the unruliness. of .his horse, is not likely to be at-
tended with any serious injury.

SMITHFIELD-MARKET, Sr.rP is.

This day's Market was but thinly supplied with
different kinds of Cattle; Lamb supports last price.;
Beef, Mutton, Veal, and Pork, are dearer ; and the
trade for the, most part was not over hrisk.The
sales in the Hay Market were, inconsiderable; Hay
has got up in price since Monday's Market ; Straw
and Clover fetched last prices.—We annex an accti-
rate statement of the prices and numbers :

To sink: the Offal per stone of 81b.
Beef 4s. 4d. to ss. 4d.—Mittton 4s. 64. to IS. Ed. —veal
Ss. od. to 6s. iod.—Pork ss. od. to 7s. od.--t.amb ss. od. to
'6s. 6d.
Beasts, 650.—Sheep and Lambs, 3,Boo.—Calves, 240.-
rigs, 3io.

SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET.
Hay, sl. cos. od. to 61. r6s.od.:—Straw, tl. rss. od. to 21,
ss. od.—Clover 61. los. od. to 71. tos. od.

CORN-Excnobt, SctiT: 6.—L-The supply. of
Wheat this day is short, and being in request, sales
are agaiii, at a small advance ; Rye likewisd
supply, and dearer ; Barley and Malt support last
prices ; Bea of the two kind are also dearer ; there
are considerable remaining supplies of Oats, acid
sates thereof at little variation ; Flour at the late ad-
vance of ids. pet sack; and fine.Anaerican 545. to
575. per barrel.
Wheat - 335, a gas a 106 s

Tick teatit - - zigs a .545
Oats - - iBs a 32s a 35s
Poland ditto 38s a
Potatue ditiO .--s a 425
Rape Seed 501 a. X5l
Pine Flour 9cs a sss
85s a yes

Vine ditto -- li;s a iiis
Rye - -545. a
Barley -42. s a 48s
Malt - -78 s a 85s

White Pease - t4s a 9Os

Grey ditto 47s a szs
Leans 58s A bas