The Sun.
London, England, 1810-11-09 00:00:00

TARPORLEY

THURSDAY, NOT. I.
Sweepstakes 9f, togs. r. ch, p. p. one heat twice rou d, fct
4,5, 6-yr olds, and aged.
D. Davenport's ,b. tir. Berenice'
F. It. Frice6,lass -
1) Btoutliton's- Mat .Ida - ‘•
T. Cho:montieley's CheesefaBor •
G'. I. Leigh's Vidoria
Sweepstakes orsgs. each, for horses, &c. bona fide. the prc-
perty of Zilembers of the Hunt, being subscribers; not tho-
rough bred. —One beat twice, round the Course
R. lirooke's b. g. by Old Tat . - .
T. Cholinondeley's• b. in. by ON Tat
A Silver Cup, given by-the arPorlcy Hunt, for horses, &c•
Ow tide the .property,ot Fanners or Trattesinery resident
in Cheshire dne riionth b'elore slatting, reining und,:r 3 el.
The best of three hears twice round the cows, to a heat.
The Cup was won by Mr. Demi's mare, at lour heats.
A -Match tor oogs.
Sir W. W. Winne's b k by Diamond, against C.. Choi•
n-ondeleyTi" lisq..,Cheeselettkor, ,by Cheshire Crrecle. Two

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-61eeselador rcc. ft. fiOnl Sir W. W. Wynn,'s b. g.

Mr. MAURICII MA RGAROT, one of the Deltleate
from the London Corresponding &defy to 'I he Brie
601 Coniention; herd in -Mint-nit-01, in the yea
1794, arrived in Siiedield on Tuesday se'nnight.L.
He has sutfered the sentence of the High Court of
Justiciary-, viz. fourteen yeas banishwent'to New
South Wpies, and returned to this countrry only a
few N‘erks ago. AboUt the same "yetir Messrs.
SK/livING,.GEK A LD, PALMRII, a d MUIR, received
similar sentences and Mr. MAti9A ROT is the Only
survivor. He left Sheffield on Thursdh3' evening
'for London. It is a tact that Mr. MAyiAito'r; ins
wife, and a favourite cat, which they took aking
woh them, are now, the uttiy living pbjeats of all
those that sailed •in. the vessel from this cotintly.—
The cat is blind, grown grey in the service of its
master, and is perthitted-to repose ttself•on a tied of
wool. •

Depredations of the most cruel nature are rightly
committed on the property of graziers, butchers,&c.
in the suburbs of he metropolis. The inhuman depre-
dators torture annuals to death for the sake of the
fat, and in one instance, a few days ago, a cow-
keeper, in Mary-le-bone, found, three of his cows
without udders. .
.Tke Funeral of the Princess AMELIA, as it will
take place by torch. light, will not tail to be aw-
fully impressive, and that it will be appropriately
Aram], will readily; be.conceived from the form of
,the.ceremonial; correaly given in our Paper of yes-
,
terday. •
. . Mr. Guise,: of • Acton-lane, was stopped by, two
footpads,. on Tuesday .evening, 'as early, as half past
six o'clock, on his way home from Fulharn-road,to
7.l(ensingtoir toll bar, 'in a tcol-path called the Shrub-
. beryl ,: A pistol was presented at. his head, and I►e
deliVered two one-pound notes and.sixteen
with Mr. Guise's name on the notes. .The robbers
were short stout fellows; they wished guOci
evening, .and compelled him to stand still whilst
I they. made off towards the turnpike-road„

.A most dating robbery was committed yesterd.tir
mornin4-, at about half past ten,p'elock, at Mr. 17o-
therby's, Auctioneer, &c. Gray's Inn-lane. Mrs.
F. • who was attending the,shop, bad just turned her
back to step into an adjoining r00m,,, when a man,
availing himself of the opportunity, 'stole a
,goose.
feather bed out of the shop, and got. clear off, al7
though immediately pursued by, three persons.

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SMITHFIELD MARkET, Nov. g.
This day's Market had a middling supply of (131-
feient kinds of Cattle; .Beel, Mutton,- Vval, and
Pork, sold at last prices ;' and the trade in general
was somewhat flat.—The sales in the Hay M.arkct
were not lively ; Hay, Straw, and Clover, fetched
last prices:—The underinentioned prices and num-
bers are an accurate.statement .