The Sun.
London, England, 1805-08-30 00:00:00

READING.

ViIiTINESD4Y, nue. 28.
Fifty 'Pounds for all ages; weight for age.—Pour mile
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Lord Barryrriore's Little. John. by Calomel . at
Mr. ittoglejes ch: f. by Cygnet -

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NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING,
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.Day of the S wcepstik6 in which they are en:l.aged.
Darlington's h. c. by Sir. Peter. (lain by.V.:syrnascer,.(,;i!. 71 (•.
Sitwell's•Chistier,by Sir Pew, .4,b. M. wogs. aso. ft.—.No
weights mentioned

FIRST SPRING NIEL:TING il)6.
Marto A 1/.—Mr. Cave Prowne's h. d, by Nlagie.
of Sir C: flunhuty, agst Mr. Sitwell's Coosecap, Sst. rll it,
D. I. toogs. h. tt.
SECOND SPRING. MEETING, tooG.
ttlitSDA IA F. G. Ostkine's c. Stiperstitiori„hir Ritz.
Lard, out of Vixen, agit Mr. Panton's Tailhtirr, by Whis-
key. out of Tanthotine, -both flow 2 yrs 01d.., R. .M. toogsl
h. it.—No weights mentioned.

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FIRST OCTOBER MEE'llga,; 1806.
,
renton's Taniburro, Bst. 71b. ags't
F. Oshorne's I. grinrcrOur, now Iyr old, 7st. Two yr on.
CoOrs6; toogs. h. tt.•

. BRIGFITIIELMSTOgE, rP.oO.
I,u y..-'-Sir. John ,Sbelley'i Ilougtunn.
agitinsi Lord Ftifey's Little Peter, 7st, Liit three miles;
zoogs. Ir. •

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i t:Wh .8
. `fits DAY it roR i Bit Ir.ii^.—Lorct barlingtnn'l pl.
vilion against Mr. Mellisik's Saneho, Sat: 71b. ..:46); Lour
miles, uoogs.

COTIN-rACHANGV, AUG. 30.- -:-The TlTiitity of
Wheat on hand is large ;• thi4,, trade cow iint,s as of
latp, to have few buyers, and those only for iniinediato
use; sales,about 64. per quartedess than on Monday.
Rye is cheaper Bayley and Malt likewise; and thetwo sorts of Beans are rather so ; Oats are in good dr
supply, some foreign cargoes on hand, and at less in
price; Flour difficult of sale at the currency, and
expeded cheaper.
Wikrat 40 a 63s a 75$ I)eans 444,5 soS,oc
Pine Old • -73 s a sos o Tick Beans 3s, it 4)4 ed
Rye 44% a 48s od Oati e3s a 27% a 311; ccl
Harley 35$ 3 403 od l'ol3lll do,. 32$a Its 61
Malt . 7ss a So% od 1{31112 SOO , 3.51 3131,
White l'ease 43s a 53% nrl Fine Flour . 68s a 7.1 i a;1
t; ditto
4os a 45s Ott Seconds a 6isi ott

SMITIIFrti.D.MARKET, FRADAY, 30f
,> Tliis day's Markct presented a full supply of dif-
ferent sorts of Cattle, though very little business was
done. 'Beef and Pork 'abor declined in price frort
last account. We give the undermentOned
and numbers as being a correct report

To sink the Offal per stone Of Sib.
Beef 3s. 6d, to 4s --Mutton 4s. to 45. 4d.---Veal is. us sc. 6d.
Lerniv4s, to 4s. 6d.--Pork 3s. od. to 4s. od.
Beastss44 --Calves 3 tz —'6ltecp and Lambs 74 to —.els 4f3

, . SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.
Hay 21. oS. to 31. 11,567-Straw 21. 156. to 31. —Clover 41.

On Wednesday morning, about four O'cloek„ g`
Mrs. Row4ANI, a woman of forty years of age, and
who kept a grocer's, shop in South Audley-street,
'put a period to her existence, first, by swallowing
three tea-spoonfulls of red lead, and afterward 4
thrusting a knife down her throat, whereby the
tongue, glands, and windpipe were ao dreadfully
lacerated, that she expired about six o'clock,
The Coroner's Inquest sat at twelve o'clo*,
when it appeared that the deceased was in partner.'
ship with a woman of the name of Barrett, who
died a few days age ; that she had been, Married tO
a French Emigrant, but they did not live together ;
she had been guilty of an attempt to cut her
throat some years ago„ but was timely prevented,
and that since the death of her partner she
seemed somewhat melancholy.; that she arose on
Wednesday morning as early as four o'clock, and
proceeded to the shop, took a tea-spoon, and opened
the shop drawer, where there was a quantity of red
lead, which she was in the habit of selling, and itn.,
mediately swallowed three tea-,spoonfulls, and al-
terwards took a sharp-pointed knife, and lacerated
her throat, tongue, &c. About live o'clock. she was
observed by a lodger, who was coining down stairs,
seated on a chair, with a bason before her, and
bleeding copiously at the mouth: he immediately
gave the alarm, and a Dr. RIT'CRING, of the same
street, was called in to her assistance, but to no pur-
pose, as she expired at six o'clock. On the Doetor
entering the room, she exclaithed, " Doetor, jyuur
advice is of no service, I have eaten so much red lead
in addition to the wounds, that I Inuit go—but I
hope God will forgive this a6t." Shortly after she
expired .—Verdita—Lunaeli.
A Sow belonging to a Farmer at Gazeley, nor»
folk, last week produced a pig with two perled
bodies, eight feet, one head, and four ear..; which,
however, survived but a short time.

Yesterday afternoon, about tbw o'clock, a poor
woman, of the name of Abbot, in Ifitsbawl-street,
near Broa&street, Carnaby-market, went to hang
sore ClOtheS OM of a two pair back window, whcit,
either by over-stretching herself so as to lose her ba-
lance, or ebe imprudently leaning on the stick to
tttto killed upon the spot. The
which her clothes-linc was fastened, she fell down
as the poor creature had a
able to support himself,'
case is
dtebyet 'ilritto r'ielsnpcsiti:Ntavircelbsi
ley,
owing to a deficiency of sight ; and she has left two
children behind her, the elle four years old, and the
other oniy five or six months, whom she maintained
chiefly by her own industry.