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London, England, 1802-09-14 00:00:00

SPORTING INTE,.LIGENCE.

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RICHMOND RACES—WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8.
A Sweeptlakes of 20 guineas each, p. p..for 3-yr.
olds.
1.(1. Strathmore's bc. Pipator, not of Queen Mab 1
Ld. Dundas's b. c. by `:trifle, dam I' Drone . -
Sir H.T. Vales b. c. by Pc•afus,earn, Role, by Sweetbrier 3
L.I. Fi zwilliam's b. c. Woinipeckrr, by Buzzard,out of

Pearett • - - 4
1. d. Dar Ensues L'Oricnt, by Star, dam by Woodpecker dr.
Siz to son Ld. Strathmore's b. c.-4 tot agil.
Ld. Dundas's b. c.—lo tot agft. Sir H. T. Vane's
b. c.-6 and 7 to 4 agft. Woodpecker.
Same Day, the Sohfcription Cup.
Sir W. Gerard's b. c. by Berninghrough. 3-yrs old
Ld.Strathissore'sdi. c. by Bequingbrottgb, dam by Infer,
kyrs. old -
Ld.-Dzalingtoses Haphaiardi 3-Yrs old 3
Mr. Garforth's b. e. by Traveller, 3-yrs. 011 - 4
Mr. BrantlUng's c. Alonzo. by Pegafus, yes. aid
Sir 11. T. Vanes br. b. Cockfighter, 6-yrs. old - dr.
Mr. Hutton', b. e. by Stride, dam by Drone, 3-yrs. old dr.
Mr. Dunemnbe. Sir T. Gafcoigne, and Mr. Watson, are Sub
feribas, but did not name.
Three and 4 to i agit. Sir W. Ger*rd's b. c.—
to to t agft. Ld. Strathmore's ch. c.-2 to I on
JElaphazard-5o tot agfl. Mr. Garforth's b. c.-
4 tot agft. Alonzo.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 9.
The Sol. for thret years old colts, 811. ; fillies, 711:
t heats.
Mr.Danby's b. c.• by. Stride, dam by Drone - • z
Mr. W.. Fletcher's b. c. by Buzzard, dant by Matchicnt 4 2
Mr. Garforth's cb e. Cradling
- 3 3

Mr. Fcnton's ch. f. Countefs, by Phenomenon - S 4
Mr. Price's eh. f. by Star, dam by Paymater - 2 5
Even betting, and 5 to 4 on the field ; after
the heat, 2 to i on the winner.
Sweepftakes of logs. each, for hunters, 121—
Two-mile heats.
Sir H. F. Vase's bl. h. Collier, by Comet - • 3 t I
Mr. Baker's'Sowcrhy - - - - I 3 3
Lord Strathmore's b. b. RAT - - - 1 1 2
Sir F. Boynton's b. h. by Jupiter - • - - 4 4 4
' Even betting on Rifby ; 2 to t againft Collier ;
7to 1 againft Sowelby ; and 2 to 1 againft the
Jupiter horfe.

LINCOLN RACES...THURSDAY, SIIPTEVIBER 9.
A Pude of Fifty Pounds.
Mr. Johnfon's b. h. Sir Solomon, by Sir Peter 6-yrs. old,
SR - - t z
Mr. G. Crompeon's eh. f. Rofamood, 4-yrs old, 7ft.
3111. 2 s
Sir G. HhtbeOte's b. is‘ Anifeed, 5-yrs old, Ift. ylb. dr. •
Mr. Sawdoies eh. a Civet, by Deviling, 4-yes old,
tA.6lb - dr.
At fluting, to to son Sir Solomon ; a very
good beat, and won by half a neck : fecond beat
ho won pretty eafy.
A Main of Cocks at the Rein Deer Pit—Wednei:
day—Newton and Hewitt, Feeders.
Mr. Haverrr. Mr. Nilsson.
Byes - s.-44ains s I Byes z—Mates - 3
Lincoln Races were attended by 4.11 the beauty
. and fathion in the neighbourhood. The bills in the
evenins were graCed by a large party frcimNodino,
confillang of the Earl and Counters of &memo-
HAMSNIRE, Lord, Lady, and Mils Ramat, Hon.
Hamm HOSAILT Lady ALILINA CVSISSILLANDI
Mrs. VINCENT C.OILBATTI two Mih
Cvwssa-
t.sNns, and feveral others. Mrs. T. Clumsy alfo
iwOught a large party. Lady WSISTIS, Sir GOD
rasa, and Mtg. Barris, Ste. • They were 'the
anon elegant afenablies Peen in the, country for fe-:
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veral years pan.
On Saturday, was rum over the turf at Stock.
bridge, mat* between. Mr. BILAITKIWAITSIS.C. h.
ifi. 91b. aged, and Mr. Svscaseost's b. f. 811.
71h for wogs. which was Woll,l6ll4llfininti ; a.4
reod race. It being very .ripennut pyoutlemen of
turf attended.
Wssasea.M.svca.—At It~ire yelierday
morning, &flow. and Dictia*. (two noted •pe,
de*rians) we to. Ilan from Meachener to walk
to &ockport and back again for the turn of toia.
sninegis.....The former is 64.. and the latter .3:
years &age. '

Saturday evening la& a mats, who kept.= iron
!hop at the corner of Green's-court, Brewer-flreet,
went a feW yards from his hoofs to look at the
ground which was excavated, for the perpofe of
hying the foundation of another houfe,. when he
was fuddealy feised with a giddinefs, and aisni•
bled headlong into the charm, by•which aceident.l
his..neck was broke, and hisAkull &neared. He,
expired inftantly. ..
Friday fe'nnight, as Mv.-Ail'as 'JAN.:Hata, of
Combs, near Salighttry, wen.fisooting in that neigh-
bombood, iis .company with. his-lather and ann.
thee gentleman, his gun buras and, fo miferably
fitaxterad his:left hand, that 4be thumb was laid,
back on the .wrifl, and the.lkin and flefitfrom the
fingers to the writ were almoft entirelytorn away.
He in cooferaseneefuffered amputation at the.wrift.
A few days ago the body of a young girl, about
_rig)steeuyears if %Age, grand-danghter of one J.
Mager. of Karad'a Crofs, Ireland, wAs taken out
of the canal near that place, where the had been
drnwned,fonse night.before. There were marks
of violence very perceivable, and a Coroner's In.
quell having been held, brought in their verdiel
a Wilful murder by perfons unknown .','•
Laft Friday night the wine vaults of Mr. Parker,
of Hull, were broken into' bffewne. perfon or
regions unknown, who forced open the drawer ir,
the counting hook, and emptied it of the fmall
turn of money it contained, without Meddling with
any other anickin the plote, _
A dreadfal accident had peasgea place. aa
Saturday,. at. the King's Bench., inihe Teat
pls. Some workmen who wt.cossuiLlnyid. on the
roof of Ihe building,. in-drawing-up fluetaAlead
for the .porporeoTiew-lcaditmobe roof, carnefsly
let fall a I:Aige Sleet rolled u-, whhh they had jali
drawn to the top of the builtli .. ''f'h4 munenfe
weight immediately fen dim the eiding. be.
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tween the rafters (the phi kaki lig been taken,
off) nnoti 'a dent below, at which a gentleman
was fitting, whole head was (truck by the le:id,
but owing to the fortunate citcumilance Of blt.
leasing his hat on at the time, and the leadfalling
in rather an oblique dirceion his lift:wits.Vett
providentially 'Preferved. The deft Nile :.broketi
eLtleces: and the building nitwit:glad' bar ilw
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