The Sun.
London, England, 1832-09-17 00:00:00

WIGfioNPACES.

Wigton races were this year very thinly attended, there
being a strong prejudice against them by the members of
the Board of He alth, and also from their being in the middle
of harvest, few people from the country were able to attend.
However, the weather was very fine, and the sports gene-
rally very good, particularly the wrestling.
FIRST DAY. —A Match of 50 soya., and a Sweepstakes of
2 Solis. each, with 10 sous: added] for all ages. Heats,
four time§ round.
Mr. Teasdale's Village Maid 1 1
Mr. Jenning's c. c. by Walton 2 2
Mr. Murray's Serina 3 dis
A Match of 50 sovs., and a Sweepstakes of 1 soy. each,
with 5 added by the Racing Fund. Heats, four times
round. For all ages.
Mr. ilenson's Peggy Nowlan
Mr. Ferguson's br. m. by Master Richard
Mr. T. Hutton's Maggy Lauder
Mr. Sibson's c. m. by Frolic dis
SECOND DAY.—A Match of 50 soya., and a Sweepstakes
of two sovh. eagh, Ai kb id sods, added' for all ages.
Heats, four times round.
Mr. Jennings's c. c. by Wanton

A Match of 50 sou., and a Sweepstakes of 1 soy. each,
with 5 added from the Racing Fund, for all ages.
Heats, four times round.
Mr. Benson's Peggy Nowlan 1 2 1
Mr. Hutton's Antonio - • • • • •• • • •, 2 1 2
Mr. Ferguson's br. m. by Master Richard 3 3 0

A Purse of 5 Boys., given by the Stewards, was won by
Mr. Ferguson's br. m. by Master Richard.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EkCITANGE.

The arrivals of all kinds of Grain last week were moderate, but
of Flour good. This morning there is not much fresh up. The
Wheat trade, in consequence of some of the New Wheat coming
in rather sprouted, may be reported Is. to 2s. per quarter lower
tilan do this daY 'elinight. Barley remains dull, but there have
been some parcels, of superlind fill-malting which have fetched
40s. per quarter. Beans and Pease unaltered. Oats that ate good
and sweet support their terms, other sorts dull and with Out vari-
ation. Flour remains unaltered for the present.

PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP.

Wheat, fled (old)
--White (old) 2s. (39-s•
tted 1832)
- Fine. 563. 58s.
- Superfine -s. -s.
White (1832) sos. Ms.
- Fine sBs. 60s.
- Superfine 6os. 645.
Foreign free 465. 645.
32s 345.
275. 325.
925. 318.
New 365. 38s.
50s 625.
60s. 645.
v 36s. 385.
ew 37s. 40s.
925. 345.
965. 425.

Beans, Small (new)...—s. —s.
(old) —s. —B.
.. Tick (new).... —s —s.
• (old) 365. 4415.
Harrow (new) —s. —s.
(01d)..405. 4:2s
Brank • ~ —B.
(jab, Feed : lss. 16s.
Ntw • •
-- Poland
New —s. —S.
l'otatoe 9.15. 265.
---- New 3.s.

Rye
Barley
- Fine
-- Superfine
Malt

- Fine New..,
Pease, Grey NO
- Maple NI
White ..,
Beile.ts

- Scotch
- Irish l(s. 20s 225.
Flour Town (per sack) 50s 555.
- Seconds 465. 48 s.
- North Country 425. 46s-
Bran 6s. 7s.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY•)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, SEPT. 15 AND 16.—Wind N.W. to W.N.W.
moderate.—Arrived the Uni,ed Kingdom, Friend, and
Tullock Crt•tle, from Jima ca ; Ina. Thorn, from Tahago;
and the Harriet, Cumming, from Newfoundland. Sailed
the Frances Charlotte, for New South Wales, and all the
outward bound.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 15 AND 16.—Wind N.W.—Put
back the Cygnet, Rod, for Swan River. Arrived his Ma-
j, sty's ship Conway, frt m Jamaica, and the Swallow,
Jenkins, from Lisbon. Sai'e I the Hopewell, Mallore, for
the Cape of Good Hope.

FA LMOUTH, SEPT: 14 Awn 15.—Wind N.W. to N.
fresh and squally.—Arrived the Edin, Latimer, from
Demerara.

BRISTOL, SEPT. 16.—Ari I,ed the Jemes Cropper, Gray,
from Virginia; and Litt'e Catherine, Willis, from La-
bradore.

GLOUCESTER, SEPT. 16.—Arrived Vie Actaeon, Gray-
don, from Quebec.

Mit.roan, SEPT. 15.—Arrived the Eigl,, Robson, from
St. Andrew's, New Brnnswiek.
RAMSGATE, SEPT. 16.—Arrived the Minerva, Gems.,
from Cork.

COWES, SEPT. 16.—Arrived the /Oink, Ford, from
Bahia ; Stranger. from Para; Fanny, Mangendie, from
St. Domingo; Elbe, Mansfield, from Havannah ; and
Meridan, Long, from New Orleans.

DARTMOUTH, SETT. Is.—Arrived off port the Sarah
Agatha, Prasse, from Surinam.
FISHUUARD, SErr. 15.—Arrived the Henry, APKen-
zie, from Quebec.
CLYDE, SErT. I4.—Arrived the Janet, Rogers, from
Bombay; James Ewing, Main, from Jamaica; Susannah,
Robertson, from Demerara ; Charente, Fullerton, from
Tobago; and Albion, from Quebec.
LzvartFocir, Ski4T. 15.=Arrived the Ranger, Patrick,
from Ceara ; Chatham, M'bottal, (tom Demerara ; Mar
garet, Carlyle, from Barbadoes; Antigtid, Wilson, from
Jamaica ; Eliza, Bouch, from Honduras ; Virginia, H sr-
ris, from New York ; Martha, Foster, from Miramichi
Duke of Athol, Dawson, from Malta ; and Lady Durham,
Davis, from Archangel.
LANtasTER, SEPT. Is.—Arrived the Thomas Burrow,
Dawson, from Tortola j and Ceres' Craighead, from Arch-
angel.

WHITEIZAVEN, SHPT. 15.—Arrived off port--the tlita
Ann, Clark, from Quebec.

The Yarmouth, from Liverpool to New Orleans, was
lost on the °rand Cayman, ad ult. Crew and part of the
cargo saved.
The Anne, James, bound to toodort) sailed from To-
bago 29th July, and put back the next day with lams of
topmasts, sails, and rigging. She will be ready for sea
about the 16th or 20th ult.

OLD BAiLtti SEM% 15.

SENTENCES.

At four o'clock the RECORDER, entered the New Court,
and passed sentence on the following prisoners :
DkAltrt,—John Anderson, Thomas Dubber, William
Jones, Henry Smith, S Fisher, Henry Triveney,
Richard 'latrine, James Elwood, James Field; and John
Hull, who had been convicted of housebreaking and lar
cony. Charlotte Lloyd, Charles Wilson, John Wilson,
George Towers, William Adams, Thomas Forde, Francis
Sharpe, Thomas Anderson, Henry Cross, Thomas Fuller,
Samuel Austin, rind Sarah Newman, who had been con-
victed of robberies on the person.
To BE TRANSPORTED FOR LIFE.--George Jordan,
Alfred Applccourt, William Bull, Charles Naughtle,
Charles Perlion, James Broadhurst, James Jarvis, James
Edwards, John Cunningham, Peter Brown, Charles Rex,
George tierjeant, John Bridley, James Goodman, J rmes
Goss, Samuel &lemons, Catherine Bainbridge, James
Wyatt, James Watson, George Heaven, John Jamrs
Leveen, Thomas Vaughan, Henry Locklin, Henry Como
Milton, Edward Milton, Henry How, John Robert, John
Andrews, Thomas Baynam, Frederick Talbot, Richard
Collins, and James Banks Dunn, who had been severally
convicted of felony.
To BE TRANSPORTED FOR FOURTEEN YEA RS. —Peter
Garret, James Reilly, Charles Aitkins, and Susan Do-
merson.

To BE TRANSPORTED FOR SEVEN YEARS —William
Lewis, Henry Francis, Joseph Cannon, Thomas King,
Charles Pratt, Edward Smith, Richard Forrest, Samut 1
Harris, James Rush, Joseph Turner, Charles Galloway,
Mary Anne Dillon, William Emmerson, Thomas Newm
William Langley, Samuel Holmes, William Hastings,
James Hatley, Daniel Newham, James Brown, Alfred
Cooke, Anne Brodie, Frederick Finley, Caroline Hewes,
William Williams, Mary Anne Perking, Sarah Riordan,
Joseph Mither, Richard Shea, Morice Howling, Jeremiah
Preston, William Falkener, John Chapman, Charles Boyd
Dayley, and George Chohnondley. Several of them said,
" Thank your Lordship; we are much obliged to you."
Alfred Chamberlain, transported for seven years, and
then to be detained for seven years more.
Ann Nickless stood convicted of perjury. The sentence
of the Court was, that she should be fined le., confined
in the House of Correction during one calendar month,
and then transported beyond the seas for the space of seven
years.
To lit iatralsoNEo FOR TWELVE Motarns.—William
Sawyer, Samuel Bartlett, and John Jones, alias Groom.
FOR Six MoNTres.—William Baker, Francis Salmon.
William Deacon, William Nicholls, William Seabrook,
Ellen Foster, John Mehley, John May, Mary Adams, and
John Hampson.
FOR FOUR MONTHS —Daniel Field and William
P.,liner.

Fox THREE Mowrits.—William Northcote, Jame.
Hart, Henry Clarke, Charles Mansel, Robert Horn?, Mary
Austin, and Thomas Nicholls.

SIX WEEKS' HARD LABOUR.-George Loveland and
Thomas Milton.

FOURTEEN DATS IN NEWGATE.—Ann Davi,.

NEW COURT-(THIS DAY.)

In consequence of the immense number of prisoner►
tried this Session, it was found utterly impossible to pas•
all the sentences on Saturday afternoon, and the Court, at
a late hour, was adjourned to this morning, at ten. Shortly
after that period, the RECORDER took his seat and passed
sentence on the following prisoners
TRANSPORTATION FOR LlFE—Thomas Smith.
FOR FOURTEEN YEARS—Ann Reynolds, Mary Ann.
Mumford, Thomas Bloomfield, George North, Edgar Bul-
lock, Thomas Davenport, George Meade, Nathaniel Grif-
fiths, Margaret Hayes, Thomas Bennett, Mary Ann White-
head, Elizi Jackson, John Wright, ..Mary Ann Stephen.
son, Mary Ann Morgan, Ann Brodie, Ann Brown, and
Ann Sweeney.
FOR SEVEN YEARS—James Slater, Thomas Eates,
George Kendall, James Wooley, John Whiting, Ann Wil-
liams, Thomas Flannaghan, Frederick Kerry, John Harris
Frederick Newson, Elizabeth Smith, William Waken,
Frederick Wilton, Jabez Hunt, Charlotte Davis, Joshu.,
Nicholls, John Mackinnan, alias Willis, George Camp-
bell, Joshua Bowling, Thomas Cartwright, Wm. Knapp,
James Myers, Mary Ann Kerr, Sarah Clarke, Wm. Allen,
John Winks, James Stephenson, Joseph Magennis, Mary
Jones, John Kinner.ley, Sidney Harris, Thomas Knowle,,
Thomas Williams, George Harris, James Heeley, Jona-
than Crap, George Macnamara, George Dixon, John
Capsey, John Williams, Mary Drescott, John Roberts,
Thomas Turner, Alexander Clarke, Patrick Buckley, Jas.
Murray, Henry Jones, Robert Avery, John Green, Ann
Key, William Frost, Richard Sheldrake, John Sharpe,
Richard Smith, Mary Ann White, Ann Williams, 'Thos.
Kirby, James Styles, James Radford, James White, So-
phia Walters, Henry Brown, Eliza Harvey, Mary Jones
Emma Merrith, David Waters, John Bernal, Eliza Brown,
Angelo Phillipe, Joseph Blackburn, Edward Coleman,
William M'Donald, Elizabeth Steel, Mary Huniphrie.,
Elizabeth Wiley, Joseph Clarke, Henrietta Flannaghan,
Mary Corley, and Samuel Hill.
Sarah James, Michael Mullins, Francis Murphy, Jame.
Johnson, Joseph Powell, and Samuel Chance, were sen
tenced to six months' imprisonment and hard labour in the
House of Correction.
THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT AND HARD LABOUR
—Charles Horton, William Darby, Eliza White, and Eli.
zabeth Tuckwell.

Stx WEErks—Joseph Dolley, Thomas Maloney, and
Margaret Murray.
Wm. Gravatt was ordered to be imprisoned in New-
gate 14. days, and then discharged.
The Sessions were then adjourned to the 18th October.

ROCHDALE.—On Monday there was a de-
cided improvement in the flannel market, both as it regards
the quantity sold and the pricks obtained. The buying
was bri'k, and the advance was from 6d. to Is. per piece.
The weavers are all employed, and the general business
the town is, consequently, much better than it was three
months ago. The place is at present free from cholera, or
any other epidemic ; some of the faculty have expressed
an opinion that, to the universal custom of weaving flanne
the health of the inhabitants may be, in a great measure,
attributed. The Committees for the three Candidate.
continue to use every exertion to ensure the return of their
respective favourites ; but, to their credit, they manag.
matters in a much better temper here than at Bury...—
Manchester Guarui tn.