The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-16 00:00:00

TILE KING V. T. DODD.

! , , This also was an indiameni for, an assault against
Mr. T. Dodd, the son of the above defendant, upon
the same prosecutor, Mr. Paul' Law:,
Mr. GARROW was for the prosecutor in this cause,
and stated to ,the Jury,' that it was• nothing like the
last, except in the surname of the defendant. In
this'case, a: young man, without any provocation,
in the most gross manner assaulted the prosecutor,
who was merely in the discharge of his.duty.
,• Mr. Paul Law was then called, who stated, .that
Nlr. T. Dodd,.having been in the employ of ,the
Colchester Waterworks company, carne 'home late
oneevening, but was refused admittance by the pro-
secutor on account of the lateness of the hour. The
next day he came there., and was cutting some
leather on the dresser; the prosecutor, told him to
desist, as he was. injuring the dresser, or he would
torn him out of doors. Dodd replied, he would stab
him if he attempted it, and flourished the knife so
near' his face that it would have cut him if bad not
drawn back.. The witneis then got behind hint,
pin;oned his arms and thrust him out of doors.
Mr. MARRYATT, for the defendant, said, that, in
his apprehension, this cause was pretty much like
the last. The prosecutor here seemed to be just
the same " impertinent puppy" as before ; and all
the a,sault he sustained was in oeteuce of Mr.
• Dodd's right of possession, which certainty he was
as well etritled to hold as the prosecutor, the Com-
pany. having' given
,them both apartments in the
same house:

The Learned Judge said, both cases seemed to
him to `be exitttly alike, and ►he Jury would say
whether there uas an assault, or no. Verdiet—
Guilty;

CROWN SIDE.
Before Lord E4LENBOROUGH.

Thomas Hudson, a chimney-sweeper, was indiaed
for breaking and .entering the dwelling-house of
'John Lowe, a labouring man, in the day time, no
person being. therein, and stealing ,various articles of
wearing appatel. It appeared that John Lowe was
absent from his house during most part of the day
the robb:!ry wai committed, and that while his wife
was out. for about two hours in the middle Of the
day; the prisotier-broke into the house, by Making
a hole through the wall, which was only of lath
and plaiter, and-carried otf the articles, in question.
The Jury-toutid him Guinyi_under a very 1111{11. alle
charge ttom Lord ELLENBORnUGII, it appearing that
the prisoner was .driven to"the commission of the
offence by the extreme of hunger. In order to re-
lieve'as much as possible the agony-of the prisoner's
mind, who was in tears during the Whole of the
ttial, his Lordship immediately passed sentence of
deatt nn huh, but' with an intimation that mercy
would be extended to him.

We have perused some extraordinary documents.
respeding the Legion of Honour, in ACM1111%14%1%. N'S
Repository of Arts for the presentmOnth. What-
ever 81)StlItieS BUONAPARTE may hale committed,
we cannot suppose he would have insulted the per-
son whoni he wished to raise in public estimation,
by propo,ifig an oath to be-taken of the most incon-.
sistent nature; and we therefore presume that the
Editor Of the Repository has been' imposed upon.

4121 P NCI a.
amtsiltmo, woctrst,r4.
Arrived —Seven sail 'from the Leeward islands.
Sailed—the lane. Cockram. r,,r mad. •ra.

SPORTING lATELLIGENCE.

RACES: Atsc 7. -11

TUESDAY.

Fifty P-ohn4 given by Members for the County, for all ages,
Two mile heats. -
Capt. Weir's White Rose, gst. 31ns
Sir Rustardi ageu, gst. sibs. -
High odds on tiustard-- won cleverly:

- - z r
z dr-

Sweepstakes of .Five Guineas each, for horses, &c, not ill°.
rough bred. Two
Sir W. Call's Woodlark, 5 yrs old, fist. '4lb.
Mr. Handley''s Lincispica, aged, tlst. talb.-
Mr. Trelawney's st. 91b.
Ld.,Falmouth's pollo, aged, stc 91b.
The winner the favourite— won easily.
Ladies' Plate of 501. for all ages. Two mile neats.
Ld•Falmouth's Speculation, Est. bib. -
Mr. laines's Tekeli, Bst. 610.
Sir W. Call's Red Cross Knight, gst. 215.
Mr. Handley's Trniculo -
Lt.! De Dunstanville's ‘•,,yek, Ist. 51bs.
• - Three anu tour to one us savour of the winner.,

ViLDNESDAY,

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- 4 4

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- 4 21
- 33'
or•
- 2 dr-

Lord Falmouth's Speculation beat Mr. Trevanion's Goblin
Page, three ~Ualer ul a niiie--'icogs,
Gold Cup by substription, one four-mile heat,- Winchester,
Cup weights.
Mr. Trevanion's hr. h. litaeptialus - - _ t
Lti F411114.44Ws Speculation • - - - %
Capt. Weir's White Ruse -- - - - 3
White Rose ran out of the course when half a distance a-
head, 3 to a against White Ruse i 4 to t Aga 'bat Speettiativiii
even betting on the wanner. -
Capt. Iltivt's loan, I. Annabett; beat Mr. ' Trevanion's
b. r. Comisit lade, two miles, so guineas, 7st. tofu, each i
Wolk easily-4 to 3, and to 4 011 L:ulnish lade-.
Handicap Plate of Fifty Pounds given by Lord De Dunstan°
- ville, fur the beaten horses. Twu-mlie heats:
Mr. Trevanion's Goblin Page, Bst. 41b. - 1 2,
Mr. james's Tekeli, tost. - - •
. 2
3 Lord De Dunstanvilies Sock, gat. 111). - • 3
Sir W. Call's Red-Cross Knight, 9A. 131 b - 4dr.
, . The Winner the IkelfolifliC.
Produce 'Stakes of 20gs. each, ten- Subscribers. Two-mile
heats. Colts fat. slh. tidies Bst. alb.

Mr. Fellos.ves's c. Homespun
Mr. Raspkigh's c. 1. Nimble

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'Three to one on the winner—Won by a neck.
Sir Win: Call's Woodlark, list. 4i5. beat Mr. HandleY
Trinculo, list. .21b. one mile, 5-, guineas. :-Trniculo We tam
you rite.

Sir W. Call's Woodlark, itst. rettiveci f•rteit from Loot
Falmouth's Apollo, lost. 7ib. three iniles—loo guineas half
torteit.

•
In running for the gold cup White Rose bolted, threw P 3
rider, and woke tne reins.

NEWCASTLE UNDER-LYME.

THURSDAY, n

A Sweepstakes of sgs. each, with zags. added, for three Yr'
wo dlile IleAts.

I. Egerton, Esq.'s Quin, gst. slb. - - I t
Ashley, Lsq.'s b., t. Elt, hst. ilb. , 1 A
Six drawn five paid.
The Publican's Plate of sol.—Four IVI.le Heats.

Mr. Painter's e. tn. Mayflower, 4 yrs old, Sst rilb.
Sir T. Stanley's b. g Viper, 6 yrs old, Bst. acid.. Z
The JCICCS Were attended by' numerous concourse of Ve"
ple. Several celebrated legs were on the course, tiL4
usual contributions were levied- on the,spngs ut blbOdeo'r
mg on their Novicia.te. • The odds in general rau on the Will
nitro hor.es.

HAVER FUR DWEST.

MONDAY, JULY 3o

Fifty Pounds for Horses-bred in Wdlas. Four NEL:. I le,ts'•
Mr. Munsey's b. g. Swansea - I g
- Mr. lolles's g. h. . - . _ - 2 a

7 UESDA Y.

Fifty Pounds for all Ages, —T wo Mile Heats.
Illr. Owen's b. 1. Laura - . x Z %
Ms. Pcm%ell's b. c. At! libitum ' - . 2 1 i
Mr. Ruboi,, s b. in. I.yont -, 3 dr

WEDNESDAY:
Fifty Pounds for ail Ages.—Four Mile Heats.

- Mr. D- avy's b. rri. Snowdrop " _ ..
v. ;r
Mr. Jones's b. ni. Maria - - -.
S "z' M r. L'oell's c. h. Sasenagh ..
Mr. Munsey's b: g. Swansea - - 4 3

THURSDAY.
The Hunters'. Plate of Sol. for Horses bred in Pembroke-

Eh i re.--1, our Mile Heats.

-Mr. Stokes's b. m. Nisa ... - i I.
Mt. Matinas's c. m-by Pastor ..- - 3
;
5
Mr. George's c. m. )envy Spinner - -
2 J'
Mr. Powell's c. g. . - - - 4 ;
A Sweepstakes of 25gs. for Hacks that have not been trained;
Mr. Powell's gg. Rhone .. - .. 1
Mr. Allen's b. m. . - 2 -