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London, England, 1815-04-28 00:00:00

SFOR7ING .1117 ELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRS t• SPRING MEETING, 1111.%
THURNDAY, APRIL V.
Sweepstakes of Ings. each, for 2.yr.01d coks, est. 711 s. and 6111 e,
bit. 4lb Y. C.
Mr. Payne 's colt, by Stavtley, dam by Higlalyer
Mr.Cruckford's colt, by Irbil', dam by Waxy
Lord Sulfield's colt, by :%orcerer, out of Row*
Sir J. Shelley's filly, by Sorcerer cr Waxy . -
Even betting on Mr. Crocliford'4 colt-7 to 2 apt Lord Suffield'
colt-5 to 4 agst Sir J. Shelley's

• Sweepstakes of tOogs. each. A. F.
Mr. Watson's Paulus, hst. sib.
Mr. StOnebewer's blender Billy, Eist. 121 b.
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Mr. Charlton's Tozer, Rst. lib. .-
sto 4 agst Paulus-6 to 4 agst Slender Billy—S to 1 agst Tozer
Mr. Wilson's Capricorn, Bst. heat Lord Jersey's Fugitive, 9st
T.Y.C. svgs.-5 too agst Capricorn.
Mr. Perren's Cambrian, Bst. beat Mr. Lomaa's Childwick
9st. 7.b. A. F. 100 gs. h. it: tot on Cane:lrian.

The 1000r,s. Stakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. for fifties, Bst. 41b.
each. D. M. ,
Lord Foley's brown, by Selim, dam by Ceario
Duke of Graf,on's Minuet, sister re Music •
General Grosvenor'; bay, by Popinjay, out of Briseis •
Mr. Rush's bay, by Meteor or Tra!Algar - - 4
Light paid forfeit-3 to 1 agst cord Foley's brown fifty-
-2 to 1 on Minuet.

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The King's Plate of 100 gs. for 4-yr•ol Is, Ilsr. s.yr-ohls, list.
91b. 6-yr-olds and a.ged, Ittsc.-I.art three miles of 11. C.
Mr. Vllliers's black colt Don CoNiack, 4-yr old
Mr.huby's bay horse Otteringtoo, 5-yr old
10 to 1 on Don Cossack.

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LAW lATELLIG ENCE.
COURT OF KING;',; BENCH, APRIL 27.
JNIALL PDX.
Sophia Pantandill ill :night up to receive
judgment of the' Conti, upon an indictment wi,ith
charged her with exposing and publicly going in the
streets of Paddington, with her infant son Jonn Van-
. tandillo, he then being in the small pox, and intec•
tions, to the great danger and common nuisance of
alibis Majesty's subjects. Affidavits were put in and
read, by which it appeared that the prisoner had bad
the child inoculated for. the small pox, aid when
tinder the influence of the disease, she carried it about
the court in which she dwelt at Paddington, deny ing
to her neighbours that it was the small pox, but ,$) idt.;
the disease was a tooth rash. Near her hurl e WAS J
children's school, and eleven /mum &net the dirtart.
y. whom eight died—set en children and one girl vt
eigliteen.
Mr. PARK, for the prosecution, stated that a vi!':
dictive judgment was not required against the pri-
, saner, but the great object of the prusecuter wa
that the law might be promulgated.
The Court sentenced her in three months imp,-
.sonment in the King's Bench.

TIIE KING 49. BURROWS.
The defendant, who was formerly Purser of fit'`
Majesty's ship the Rhin, and was at the sittings alter
last Term convicted of having forged certain fak
returns, stating that his store had been robbed of
certain quantity of slops and other clothing ; ard.
who had-also been convicted on a second charge t,l
forging documents, stating that he had nu-jilted a
quantity of provisions to a party of Spanish Patriotic
Forces, whilst the Rhin was lying off Coiunna, for
timheppriusropnoesdeionf defrauding ding his Majesty ; was br""Ot
up to receive itlidgment. He was sentenced to be
offence, and to stand aontecetorin Crew pilvlleoryintsatnoLuearc'h

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