The Sun.
London, England, 1826-04-13 00:00:00

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SPORTING 1 NTRIALIGENCE.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1826.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12.
Sweepstakes of 200 each—colts, 13st. 71b. ; fillies, fist. 31b. R. 14.
Duke of Grafton 's Goshawk - - walked over
Two paid ft.
31r. Wortley's Reformer rec. ft. from Mr. Udny's Tarandus,
200 h. ft. T.Y.C.
The Plate is not yet run for against the field at
even.

TUESDAY —(Further Particulars.)
The Breakfast Stakes of 100 soy. each, h. ft. for colts, Ost. 71b D. 31. rising 3yrs old ; those got by untried stallions, or out
of mans which never bred a winner before the lit January,
1824, allowed 31b. if both, Mb.
Mr. Wortley's The Dragon, by Cervantes, Bst. 41b.
31r. Rogers's Turban, by Selim,,fk. 41b.
Mr. Batson's, by Orville, out of Pranks, fist. . .
Lord .Verulatn's, by Abjer, out of Laurel-leaf, Bst. 41b. -•
5t02 on the Dragon-4 to 1 agst Mr. Batson's. •
Sweepstakes 0f.200 soy. each, h. ft. colts, list. 71b.; fillies, Oat.
alb. R.
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Mr. Rogers's c. Monarch, by Cous, out of Corinne
Al r. Greville's Rachel, by Whalebone, out of 'sister to Castanca 2
Mr. Hunter's c. by Orville, out of Canvas - 3
5 to 2 on Monarch.
The Outlands Stakes of 5(1 sov. each, h. ft. and only 10 ft. if
• declared, &e.. D. I. •
D. of Portland's Ahrtga:e, 3 yrs, 7st. 61b.
Ll. Anson's Sligo, 4, yrs, Bst. 101 b. .
Mr. Fulwar Craven's h. h. Triumph, 5 yrs, est. 131 b. -
The Judge placed but two.-3 to 1 agst Mortgage; 4to
agst Sligo; 4 to 1 agst Triumph.
IA Anson's Sligo, Bst. rec. ft. from Mr. lismbton's Cedric,
Ist. 81b. Last mile and a half of B. C. SOO h.ft.

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SIIIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

[FROM ,I.lol'D'S.]

DEAL, Part. 12.—Wind S W. to W.N.W.—Arrived, and
remain, the Carn-brea Castle, Davy, from Calcutta, sailed the
14-t.of January, and from St. Helena the 21st of February;
'Zeplier, , Demerara; Clarkstouc, Fullerton, and
Kingstone, Binney, Jaimdca; /.3ritannia; Boucher, lientbay,
' and Apollo, , front the westward. .'.rhe Clarkstone left
.omega Bay the 211th February, when the tollowing vessels
were there all well, viz.—Garland Grove, David Lyon, Water-
lilly, St. Anns, Augustus Ceasar, Briton, Richard ‘Valker,
Mersey, Murry, Defiance, and the lirtlkinann. It has blown
very hard throughout the day, and several ships have let go
their second anchors; hut appear to ride well;--8 p. m., blows
hard from W.N.W.
I'otrrsatouTu, APRIL 12.—W hid W.N. W.—Arrived
the Victoria transport, from Corfu, blowing vety hard shipping
all well.

PI.V.MOU Tit, APRIL S.S.W.—Arrived the
Harmony, %%Ilson, front London.
FALAIOUTII, Amur, 11.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the
, Concord Robinson, from Newcastle.

Ixtrzni,ow:, APRIL 11.—Wind W.—,Arrived the Consti-
tution, Dewsbury, from Demerara, sailed the 19th February ;
Trescott, Bishop, from Charleston ; and Jenge Maria, .Dial.
vtira, from Lisbon.

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COWES krnfr. 12.—Arrived the Sir R. Barclay, Nicoll,
from St. Domingo in 40 days. The American brig Industry
drifted, and got foul of the English Bark Mariner. The In-
dustry is running for the harbour with no anchors to her bows.
The American. brig Ilyperion has just hoisted a signal of dis-
tress ; the other vessels ride all well.

The .Alexander, Newland, from Jamaica to Liverpool, was
totally wrecked on Monday night in Carnarvon. Bay ; crew and
passengers saved.
The Helen, Williams' r, from Sligo to Liverpool, was on
ewe near Lytham on Monday night, and full of water.
Arrived in-the Downs the Sir C. Forbes, Foulerton, from
Bengal ; and the Dublin Packet, -, from Pernambuco.

COAL MARKET, APnxl:l2.
Adair's, 31s lid—Beaumont, 31s 6d—Dean's Primrose, 308—
Ileaton, 34s—Hebburn Main, 348-11olywell, 31s--Old Wal.
ker, 31s:-Ord's Itedhugh, 288—Pelaw, 3`2s--Percy East,
2983d-4'ontop Simpson, ‘l.9s—Shipeote,'2Bs—'farifield Moor,
318—Townley, 31slid—Wylam, 31s fid—Walla End llewleke
and Co. 3753d-;;Walls End Brown's, Us—Walls End Green's,
3 Is 9d-1171111s End Nenitreli, 34s—Walls End Northumbsr.
land, 32s 6d—Walls End 114.1011 N, 365-,Walls End Rusiell'a,
358 34—Walls. End Lambton amuil, 17s fltl—Tanliold Trader,
30s 3(1.-tCottiten,.29B—flartley, 31s—Walls End Tees, als tid
--:Russell's Lyon's Main, 356__Wa118 End Iletton, 37s 6d
Walls End Lyon's, 3.1 s 3cl—Walls End Lambcon,
Walls End Stewart's, ris Cd.--L--Ships at market, 361—Ships
sold, •301.

Yesterday afternoon, as a
child were crossing the carriage-waY poor woman anal her
opposite the steps of Mr.
Brown, the efiYinist, in Duke-street, Manchester-sqpare, they.
were knocked down and ridden over by a person on horseback,
having the exterior of a
gentleman, and attended by a groom.
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Mr. Brown, and a medical gentleman who happened to be in
the shop at the Moment, instantly went out to afford assist-
aace, and at the same time some persons who were passing
when the accident occurred, seized the reins of the horse. The
individual whose negligence had been the muse of the mis.'
chief then dismounted, and said, " I am a medical man,
and I will step in and see what is the matter."
,It will scisrely
be credited, that whilst persons were conveying the unfor-
tunate woman and her infant into Mr. Brown's shop, the
fellow whose inhumanity had been the cause of their suf-
tering, suddenly turned round, sprung on his horse, and
followed by his groom, was out of sight in a few moments.--
It is not a little remarkable that something similar occurred
near Co,: same spot at the beginning of the week. A poor little,
child, about five years old, was knocked down and run over
by a carriage driving at a rapid rate'. The consequence was,
that the' top of the little sufferer's head was scalped, and the
skin hung down so as nearly to conceal the face,, while the
blood poured from it in torrenti. The mother, on being ap-
prized of the aecident, and witnessing the condition of . her
child, was nearly distracted. - The.peraons in the carriage were
a middle-aged and three young ladies. who, it appeared, Were.
going to the play, and would have driven onwards, and actually
urged their coachman to do so, without affording the slightest
assistance. The bystanders would not stiffer the carrriage to
proceed until the name and addressor the ladies had been given.
It turned out that they resided in Dorset-square.