The Sun.
London, England, 1845-12-09 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE'

TATTERSALL'S—YEsTERDAv. 01°.
About a dozen subscribers looked in in the course drsilb
afternoon, and a disposition to back Brocardo,
and Fancy Boy, was shown in more quarters than,4o,o
Hoorrah and Vanish were also in request, but the"
were not "i' the vein." The nature and extent of tb•
ness will be gathered from the following quotations

THE DERBY.
7 to 1 agst Lord E. Russell's Sting. pea'
15 to I agst Gen. Shubrick's Brocardo-16 to 1 t. J.-
30 to 1 agst Lord Chesterfield's Ginger—taken.
30 to 1 agst Mr. Ramsey's Malcolm.
35 to 1 agst Mr. O'Brien's The Traverser—taken.
40 to 1 agst Sir J. Hawlev's Humdrum—taken to
40 to 1 agst Mr. D. Cook's Fancy Boy—taken to Ivy'
40 to 1 agst Mr. Bowes's Hoorrah—take 45 to 1.
OAKS.
25 to 1 agst Mr. Preston's Osprey—taken to 201.
Offers to take 15 to 1 about Vanish.

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HAWORTH.—The working classes in this p $OlO/,1
bourhood are beginning to complain for w ant of Norse's
of the masters have commenced running short time. a.eihro
many persons are already thrown out of work. Alt IseP
there is a very gloomy appearance at this season of ss•
—Bradford Observer.
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MR. J. T. ARCHER'S BENEFIT AT
MARKET.—That most civil and attentive of be,"
keepers, Archer, takes his benefit at the Haymarket .
this evening; and we hope that all those vflA.;oo,
the course of the season, have benefited by his atteno
benefit him in return by their attendance, in which
will have a buinper.
The General Steam Navigation ComPitnnair hie
a powerful steam-ship the Wilberforce, o,v"to
power, upon the Newcastle station. It is expected r.
the passage to London in 27 hours in moderate west !OP°.
William Barges, Esq., Q.C., the new Comm 134
appointed to succeed Mr. Boteler, in the Leeds district of
ruptcy Court. is expected to enter upon the dischere-
judicial functions in a few days.—Leeds Intelbgencer• etP
THE LATH LIEUT. MOLESWORTH.---Mr. Egfafirelik
statuary of St. Sidwell's, Exeter, has just completed nine
handsome mural tablet, in the form of an °memos _ otaiv
in the English style of architecture, and inclosinge;ovt4
t slab, to the memory of Lieut. Molesworth and five
her Majesty's ship Cleopatra,who were killed in D;""-,
by savages, off the coast of Madagascar. It wlll ""fise'k.
erected in the church of St. Breock, in this county, °ft jv
Lieut. Molesworth's father is the rector.--De
pendent. 130.
CAUTION.—We are requested to put the c
on their guard against a woman who is supposed teressetbo
about Clifton, endeavouring to raise money, bv rePo .oe
herself to be the widow of a Lieutenant RObertsis #
lately forwarded a memorial to Lady Saumarezissd
sey, which purported to be drawn up and attes;ett
gentleman of the name of Somerville, and /1000srte
scribed her, as above ; to that memerial the ope.dl
various parties were appended with sums d
Lady Saumarez wrote to one of the parties, I-00gs'
that that name, at all events, was a forgery ; the woe
and other papers forwarded by the party to LE11401!
id
lies
likewise bore on the face of them evident traces 0' teete;so
one paper she was described as the widow of a ocosa
the navy, in the other of a major in the army. The,d
are in the possession of the superintendent of Po,looo' of
any party who has been imposed upon can give 1 of tb
likely to lead to the conviction and punishment " ,
fender, it is their duty to do so. —Bristol Mirror. 011.'
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CONFESSIONS OF A DOCTRESS.—Late 00
evening Mr. Bedford held an adjourned inquest at th:f )107i
Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, on the 110dYsh. itl44of
Hoskins, a married woman. The first part of '':ster.
has already been published. The jury returned Ai lut,
natural death. Elizabeth Burnett examined--,1 bete"
Ru.sell-court. Drury-lane, and am a doetress celoop,P
I attended deceased for the last twelvemonthe for callb
administered to her sweet herbs, knotted marjors7thst 04,
thyme, sweet marjoram, herbagrass, and things attes•
sort. The Coroner—What do you receive for Yeuds; 001
ance my good woman ? The Doctress—lt. depeeoltsie
time 6d., sometimes is., according to circunisten ote
Coroner—Then you have ne fixed charge? Theotie. tiog
Sartinly, 10d. is my reglars ; my reglar fee, I Ds
Coroner—l think you should be cautious about Elloolo
and demanding a regular fee ; you may run foul he' eh° )
gate and the Apothecaries' Hall.—The Doctreen;otlier:sti
not like to do that, for the one place is as bad ss.oretZa
Juror—Then you mean to say your medicine cs:'o.-eros
pleasant, like wine? Doctress—l do, sir. The piss itl
my dear, you shall always prescribe for tne• 0401
medical gentlemen present asked what sort of esiliThe gtb
The Doctresa—lt was a stone cancer, sir. 131
Gentleman—You mean to tell us you use nothinbap
chemists ? The Doctress—Forbid! I should u.se„f of',ot
from them pison shops ; I never uses no kinase: psp
medicines. My remedies be sweet and simple on olloA
—Does your medicine contain any portion Of thilifor
ointment? The Doctress—No, sir, I gets all orro„0„,„.
going to
es whicor
Clare-market, without the trouble of
Hornsey for them. I repeats I uses no mediclla, 114,400
ever, only my own sweets and simples, and hersiST4 DOCIAti
—Madam, will you oblige us with your card?. 2;y.pits7ol
—Sir, I tell you again Pm a doctress, and glylhe ittribig!
no cards, nothing but sweets and simPles' rdict Ire Or
they were quite satisfied, and recorded the Ye not Aor
given above. We understood that the doctress to she.4o,
tary specimen of the species; that they
abound ds
trnpolis, and make a good living by these sweets
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DESTRUCTION OF. A SHIP BY FIRII.---011.);11,-*-^°isIll"
the following letter was received concerning nyrson,:st
of the wreck of a burnt ship, ashore on the it no
coast, near Bideford :—" On Saturday clerr's soitonll
day- break, a corporal of the mountenis st Cles,cress
service, attached to the preventive statio off
while on the look out, noticed a ship on suer he. cot
combe. Having given the necessary e_e.:ll jvp.
ceeded to inspect it, when he found °
:hedges 5 beri
,masts and burned down to the water' n s,/th tes,,f,
geared to be about 400 tons burthen, ladeer.cs.s, gr, pie
from which it is presumed she is from skta
lost co oat a
the chief officer of the coast guard statior!,, a osted_.a
0
adopting measures to save het cargo, -which "
found eriss.:;o...
the wreck as the tide rose. Nothing vas „1, the s•-,_
lead to her identity, every portion of heG-vnn Jt ones
of the lower part of the hull, beingssieltrq7,7,oed
than probable she is the same vessel that wal,ig: eter•
on the 10th of last month by the Dianwnfurern Chielj*V
supposed to be the Abeona, of New Eoss, bop pi
she proves to be the same, the crisr have 1"
Derenport Telegraph

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