The Sun.
London, England, 1817-04-12 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

•NEWSI.IRKET CRAV.E.N MEETING,. WM, •
FRIDAY, .A•1'R11. 11.
Sweetotakes of songs eack, G. ft. est. 4Th. A1).41.
D. of Graftures ch. f. Thctrac, .ley Dick 4ludrews, out of •
Pope Joan
Sir J.:Shelley% f. Ledo°Mine, by Walton .....
Mr. Lake's b. f. by ifubcns, out of a sister to Porisut
to S oil Leopoldine.

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A Subscription of JOgs each, for a Gold Cap, to be run for
three-yr-olds and upwards. T.Y.C.
Mr. Wyndham's Wau•ycrer, '5 yrs, Sst. alb.
Mr. Bacon's cli. f. by Bobtail, 3 yrs, 7st. 41b.... 2
Five started.—The Judge placed but two.
G.tu 4 on, Wanderer.

The.BillingLear Stakes of 100 gs each, h. ft. colts,. Bst. Gib.
fillies, Bst. slb. (rising three years old). P.M.
Gen. Grosvenor's .Ttie Flyer,:blNatitlyke Junior, out of
Mania
Mr. Lake's br. c..Gazelleil.by.Sbrcerer', out of Jerboa
Ld Rous's ch. Fascinator, by Sorceror, out of Haulm
Eight Startcd.-Nine pd ft.—'flat: Judge placed but three.
The Port Stakes,' of 100 gs each; h. ft. colts, 80.71 h. fillies,
Bst. *llb.
Mr. Lake's Prince Leopold
Ld G. li. Cavendish's Nectar
Mr. Teri•ett's Sorel .
D. of Grafton's. Alien
One pd ft.--:4ltu 4 on Prince Leopold—Even on Nectar.

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Fox.CHAsg.-70a the last day of March, the
fine young paCk of hounds, belonging to Joiarst
Ott.t.natiKs, ,Esq. of Whitefield Estate, unto
a large dog, tax,. at Rylands, near W'arnell Hall,
in this comity,
,when after one of the finest and
hottest chases ever witnessed by the oldest sports-
men present, after travel:sling the country north-
wards, be returned to thergririmil Where the chase
commenced, which lastedMfnurbonrs, in which
time it is supposed be run 'wally 49 miles, alter-
nately chased and viewed;= and frequently Old
Reynarcl and- the pack were seen in one small
inclostire. The crafty rogue (being at last sub-
deafl)` was found to measure in length four leer,.
and front his appearance bad often supped on the
farmers' poultry.—(Camberland Packet.)
The 'fallowing singular 'difference betwixt the
courage of youth -end age was exhibited at
,the
late Mallon Races, in Notishite :—.The horse of
Sir MAaK SYKES, on theiving some symptoms q
bolting, was pidled np by his jockey, an elderly
rider. In -another race, 'a colt, the property of
Major BOwatt, snapt the bit of his bridle, whets
a little boy who rode him laid hold of the martin;..
gale and flogged the horse in, Witlitmt having
bridle in the month, and made the heat a dead
one,. and then, a following host, • won the race.—
The'boy was applauded
,h,y elloyho saw the trans
action tor his spirit, and will hereafter be courted
att'a rider.

SALE OF A Wag.— festerday, about eleven
o'clock in the forenoon, a most disgraceful scene
was exhibited at Smithfield Market, near the liars;
sailgr brought his- wife, a good•looking woman,
about 23 yews of age, in the customary form.,
with ,a halter round her, and exposed her fOr pub-
lie, sale, in the presence of several thousand spec
wars. The man, who acted as auctioneer, with
great sangfroid, enumerated her various good qua.
lities—tl;at she was a buxom, healthy dame, a
frugal, notable housewife, but that the owner,
having no turthei-occasion for her, wished to this.
pose of her to the best bidder. The first sum offered
was sixpence, next tti9pe4;Fp, and so . on, pro.
gretisively, until she was at-length knocked down

(acecorditig to the cant phrase) for the sum of
funr shillings and sixpence.„. All the parties,ap-
peareu perfectly satisfied, and withdreW to the
house of Mr. Brough, the sign of the Ram, to
pay down and receive the. price. A great mob
followed. and several panes of glass were broken
in the windows of sonic of the neighbouring

houses. At length u party of Police Officers, ar6,
rived, and' curried. off the buyer, seller, and his
wile, and lodged then► in the Compter, in order
to bring them before a Magistrate.

SuPanion MEDICAL. AnvicE,*—Drs. COOPER;
NitiNnor., anti .Co, of Charlotte-house, opposite'
the Re 4. citJtvlantl Hill's Chapel, have establifhed
Another Medical Board in Woodstocit-st reel,

ford-street, adjoining New Bond-street, where a
Physician and Surgerin, Members of the Itorrl
College of • London, of thlqty, years
.experience,
That thousands' have' been restored to
health by their united talents, without confine.
rnent, is indisputable; itfterAbspituls had failed.
Eruptions on the head, face, ,and body., ulcerated
throat, swellings in the neck, nodes on the shirt
bones, cancers,. strictures fistulas, pains in the
head and limbs, and nervous debility, are diseases
Which appear yearS after,_ told often destroy do
!tie happiness. Messrs. Coorna, MuNuos, and Co.
.are consnited daily sit both houses, until nine at
night,-Where all the Members of •the Board alter,
natcly attend. There are side doors at each
house, and private .rooms for females, who are
treated with thq greatest delicacy. Advice gratis,
at Charlotte House, Blackfriars, Tuesd4Y:Thita-
day, end Sunday. ; and at WoodstoCk4tOute,
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, aild Sundays, _until
12 o'clock. .

The Piles and Fistula cured without cutting'.