The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-31 00:00:00

SPORTING lATELLIGENCZ

EXFTER. RACES,
FitrOAY, AL7G;Ist 24.
The Golden Cup, value roa gs. given MV told Viscou:tt
Ccßirteitay, for. all Ewes, two rade heats.
Ld. C. 1-1, Scruleiset'sbr. h. Shcorpi,,n
Capt. IVe is b. h. White Rose
Sir W. C4ll's br. I. Bustard

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Ld. F.,llnouth's ch. c. Speculation
Mr. Trevantoo'b b. h. Bucephatos
keilowe)!s h. c. brother to Nuncio
Liven betting on Buce..halus.

Egham Races finished }e,terdity and the sports,
altogether, have been the worst i:ver witnessed On
&it course. -The 'rovvo' Handicap eidie of yester-
day was won by Guards, and r e t'wo great raceS
f..r the Cupi, and the 11,,igna Chan(' St.ikes, '.ere
vv,llked ot'er for by the brother to, Election, a horse
"of second rat&

,Mr. FAR6UHAR:OOY and I\I7.RICHAIII,
!Five unclertakim, for a very considerable bet, to kill
titiy brve of pal ;ridges on the Ist of S- ptember, altd
nave chosen M. FAHQUHAR-ON'S Manor at Gie -
vile, to decide upin it. No (vent has probably
occasioned so much int:rest in the sporting world
as the present.--li':tting 6 to 4 in their. favour.
Theassci 'hat 13,,r0n K 0.11,1 has escaped fr m
France, and arrivud in this Country, s wholly desti.
of '.toundati 'n,

'A Coroner's Inqu.st, sat' yesterdiy evening on the
body of Mr. LINTON, of the WheaTsheat Publ,o-
house in the Shand, who in the morning destroyed
hiniself by cutting his throat. Ater investigating
'ti e'circUinstances of. the case, they returLeu .1 wa-
del of Insanitye' , •
An InqueSt. was held on "Wedtesday afternoon at
the Barley M.)w,*iti Mount-,treet„ by G. H DGSOM,
Esq. on
.the body of Mr: HAM:4OND CROss, the
Gent!ern%) who cut his throat on Tins fay afternoon
near the Magazine in Hyde Park. The Joy ie-
turned a verdiet of Lunacy: The deceased's resi-
dence was in Providence-row, Finsbury-quare. He
has left a pregnant wife and three children.

The unfortunate ynuiz Womin who -lately de-
stroyed herself at Brighton was a Miss Coorci, the
daughter of a mati who for mattY years kept a fruit
.shop in Covent-Garden. She was about .20 years '
of.age, amiable in manners and di.positi6n, but of
the most reserved habits for her time f life. About
stx months since leer father died, after a long and
painful illness ; since which time her spirits have
ty:en gradually declining, and on application for
medical advice, an excursion to Brighton was ad-
vised. On.Sun.lay sennight, accompanied by a
married sister, she left LondOri for Brighton, wliPre
she arrived the same evening. The ensuing morn-
ing (Monday)' her sister rose to.iirepare breakft-t,
leaving the deceased dressing herself to follow her
down stairs. Some time havin4. el 'pied, she was
cane!, aitd not, answering, the chamber -door was
forced, when she was.found suspended by her silk
stucki,igi
.to the bed-post. A Coroner'S Itakuv..b6,
was held on the body.--Verdict Lunacy.
On Tuesday evei,lng a Most daring highway rob-
befy was committed between Dyer and D•al, by
two-footpads, who stopped Mr. JAMES WoR.sFOI,O,
arpenter, of Dover, aria presenting a large horse
pitgol to Its brLast, dem ended his watch and money,
amounting to about twelve or fifteen pounds, which,
to sAve his life, he was compelled to comply with.
0n... of the robbers had on a stuock frock,
,and
peared greatly agitated:—They have not yet been
secured.
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Tuesday afternoon, about halfpast three:o'clock, a
young man, genteelly dress'2.d in a black coat and
Waistcoat, and nankeen pantaloons, was observed in
a discOnsOlate stale in Hyde Park, near the Maga-
zine ; at length be fell, and 'some persons giving up
to him, discovered that •he had cut his throat in a
most desperate Manner with a case knife. A surgeon
was sent for, but tile wound was• so extremely deep
that he died before any surgical assistance arrived.—
Nothing was found upon him to .lead to a discovey
who he was.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Auc 31.
This day's Market had but a short supply cf
different kinds of antic.; Beef, Mutton, Pork, Vea:,
and Lamb, sold at last prices ; and the trade in ge-
neral was somewhat flat.—The sales in the Hay
Market were trifling ; Hay,'Strata, and Clover,
fetched lasrprices.—The undermentioned prices and
numbers are an accurate statement
To si4 the otfAl per stone of 81b.

Beef 4s. Ski to ss. 4d. Mutton 4s. 3d. to Ss. 4d. Veal
Ss. od. to 6s. od. Pork Ss. od. to 7s. od. Lunt) 4s. od; to
6s od.
. Beasts 710. Sheep and Lambs .7.8?0. Calves 230. Pigs
300.