The Sun.
London, England, 1835-09-08 00:00:00

round and a dis.

Mr. Barrow's Catherine
Mr. Hindle's c. by Peter Lely
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The Hunt,---' Stakr

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ue Hunters' itakes of 7 sovs. each, with 25" added,
by Mr. Macquaire's N'estris, beating Mr. Roberts's Lady •L"*"
Mr Macquaire's Pilot, Mr. Murray's Tilt, and two others. vilott
The Consolation Stakes were won by Mr. Macquaire's
beating Tilt and Lady Emily.

R 0 WING MATCH. d big
Henry Maynard, of the Swan, Nine Elms, yesterday h —29
cutter match, rowed amongst landsmen, for a silver cup. o'o
young men were frequenters of the house, and the match °_„to
three hheats, nine boats. The distance extended from the Sivreo
the Red House and back. Six boats started in the grand Do.
The Novelty had the start, but the Corsair passed her, and keg the
first place, winning by twenty yards. The Demon was seconuto
Novelty third, the stranger fourth, the Invincible fifth, the ti-1'
sixth.

Mr. P. Hardy, brewer, of Bridlington, has in
possesion a pig measuring four feet in height, and tea f
in length, and weighing eighty-seven stone. • lit
The quartern loaf of fine white bread (old sveigio
41-Ib.) is now selling in Suffolk at fourpence the loaf
London, the 41b. loaf is sevenpence
EXTRAORDINARY FEAT.--Yesterday after--ce
some thousands of persons were collected in Finsbury-Plahi
in consequence of a wager for 500 guineas being betted
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some high sporting parties, as to the possibility of a mail elf,
and four being able to enter the shop door of the late oe
Lackington's premises, wheel round the shop, arid then c°i.s,
out. Mr. Alexander, proprietor of the Finsbury Repelit%e
for the sale of horses, Chiswell-street, engaged to proviuehtayo
horses and carriage. At four o'clock four very beautiful ';pd
were harnessed to the Wiens, Lynn, and London Mai"v7,ls-
- Alexander took his seat. After having gone round flo
bury-square he came into Finsbury-place, when the anitileet
turned in in fine style, and showed no fear. They then wen,
round the shop three times, and returned out of the door, ble
tering the street amidst loud cheers. Several fashia°99o
ladies were inside to witnes the undertaking. About 42 /: of
ago, it is stated, a similar occurrence took
place. A b°"'
police under Inspector Brindley were present.
ESCAPE AND SINGULAR RECAPTURE -wool-
CoNvicT.—Upon mustering the respective gangs in
ed
with yard on Thursday afternoon, one of the convicts, 11"ntlf
Beaumont, was found to be missing. The alarm was instil, 0
given, and extra guards and the convict-keepers were 1321"04
duty. On the following morning, about three o'clock he the
discovered on the top of the rigging-house, but before to
sentinel could reach him he dropped upwards of forty fetid,
the mud, and succeeded in making his escape into thenstr
road ;he walked up Rectory-place and was met by the eci.
ble of the watch, to whom he stated he had been at l'/°r 0
board a barge, and was allowed to depart ; he then vreove
the guard-room at the north arch, and after lighting hi' ;fb&
pulled out half a sovereign, and requested some beeralll'vet,
be sent for to drink his Majesty's health. The bonon,se
who had just parted with the convict-keepers, who spd
described his dress and person, took him into custody los
lodged him safe in his old quarters by six o'clock. 1-lAe
under sentence for seven years, and has been in the Yar,;"eotl-
years and nine months, and in consequence of his goo latter
duct the captain promised him his discharge at the og,
end of August. Under such promise he sent to his &lee to
who are respectable, residing at Huddersfield, in Yorksh4c;
send his wife (who arrived a few days since) up with o°oo,
for him to return home. On Wednesday morning the CltelS
found the unfortunate man smoking a pipe of tobacco, 8 00
him he should for such offence stop his full time, which c"'
the cause of his making his escape. He is so dreadkithee
and bruised about the face and body that it is doubtful riPe
he will survive.

(ADVERTISEMENT.)—T. COX SAVORY, Goldsnolgier4
&c. 47, Cornhill, London, informs the Public, that hez.o
SILVER, WATCHES, on the celebrated PATENT et,
CONSTRUCTION, (the most accurate on which a watt
be made) for SIX GUINEAS EACH, with all the litesholi
provements, i. e. the detached escapement, jewelled in fouiroli
capped, hand to mark the seconds, hard enamelled dial, and
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taming power to continue going w'hile winding up.
N.B. If in Hunting Cases, 10s. 6d. extra.—Secend
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Watches purchased in exchange.

BIRTHS. 04''
On the 3d inst., at Rochester, the lady of E. Twopenro
of a daughter.
1.1(0v
On the .sth inst., at Duke-street, Westminster, the lady of I
Hamond, Esq., of a son. . 'lido°. 9
On the sth inst., at Leeds Castle, the Lady of the Rev ,
Fiennes Wykeham Martin, of a daughter, still-born.
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MARRIED. all' il
On the 2d inst., at Leyland, Lancashire, Frederick Sire!fol, ;
Gerard, Esq., of Aspul-house, in that count-- brother of °TWO

Lam county, brotne.
Gerard, Bart., to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of the Rev.
Wilkinson, vicar of Kirk Hallam, Deibyshire. ‘,„ VW of
On the sth inst., at Aldenham, Lewis, second son of John
Esq., of Seale-lodge, Surrey, to Harriet Eliza, second daub /
the late Richard Cookes, Esq., of Rush-hill.
D IE D.
On the 6th inst., at the Falcon Inn, Gravesend, in C0135145;i
of the upsetting of a boat on the river, the Hon. Mrs. Chas' lore
On the 2d inst., at Westall House, Cheltenham, after a, Otda
painful illness, in her 73d year, Charlotte, Dowager vislis"
Doneraile, sincerely and deeply lamented by he; afflicted fe° of
friends.
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On the 31st ult., Philip William Wyatt, Esq., youngest"
the late James Wyatt, Esq., Surveyor-General. aThy
On the 7th inst., at Clapham Common, Mary, the wife to
Poynder, Esq., aged 83. a
_jot
t.,
On the Ist inst., at Kingstown, wear Dublin,
the Rev. William Digby, Anne, widow of the late Matti.* rose
Esq., formerly of the Inner Temple, barrister-at-law, rrict„. e,
years resident police n g.strate of the Lambeth-street J'a ken
On the Ist inst., at Hastings, aged 65, Frances Iffoloffieta,
widow of the late Joseph Hume, Esq., of the General Po stirpe
On the 3d just., at Poplar, Mr. Marmaduke Tatham ijo
aged 55. ita
whilst on -
On be 4th inst., in Euston-place, Knight,. D 94"
60th year. •
e 1p
On the 10th of July, at the Manor-house, Nicol et, c. CO"
wife of T. Trigge, Esq., of Quebec, and daughter cif R. 0
dler, Esq., of Nicolet, in her 38th year. of thee°
On the 2d inst., at Aberystwith, John Tsirkett, Esq.,
ci 55• d'
of England, and of Holles-street, Carewrdish-squr.re, age f Oraw7-
On the sth inst. at Croy(ton, r Minier„ Esq., ° st,
lodge, and of the Royal-terrace, Adelrthi, aged 70. -estte4"
On the 18th ult., the Rev. James Pisher, Crktholic Fr'
Mary's, Dukinfield, aged 39.
,d b 6, `f,
On the 26th ult., Charles Rattray, Esq., M.D., ag"ble
In county Tipperary, Mr. Thomas Smee, a res Pee- tits .
aged 115. He never lost a tooth but one, And retained all
ties to the last moment of his existence. la
Lately, at Goodleigh, aged 90, Elizabeth, relict of the
William Seldon. •
of ,istY
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