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London, England, 1815-04-18 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET, APRIL 12.
TURF EXTRA.—BETTING ON THE DERBY, 1815.
to 1 agst. Whisker, Brother to Whalebone.
5 to 1 agst. Sir Joshua, by Ruben..
8 tot agst. Mr. Wilson's ch. c. by Sorcerer out of Little Bally.
12 to 1 apt. Mr. Watson's Dick Andrews colt.
15 to 1 apt. I.d. Egremont's b. c. by Canopus, out of Seotina.
16 to 1 apt. > eagrave, by Walton, uut of Dodona.
BETTIN9 ON THE OAKS, 1815.
4 to 1 agst4Siinuet, Shier to Music. by Waxy.
8 to I agst. Mr. Payne's eh. f. nut of Zotaida.
8 to 1 apt. Lord G. H. Cavendtsh's Brown, by Sir David, out
of Louisa.
9 to 1 apt. Mr. T. Peirse's Cleopatra, by Remembrancer.
20 to 1 apt. thn.GrOVICIIOeS Popinjay filly.
BE ['TING ON THE DERBY OAKS, ice. Amt. 17.
DERBY.
Taken— 9 to 2 apt D. of Gralton's brother to Whalebone.
Taken— 9 to 2 apt Mr. Neville'. Sir Joshua.
9 to I apt Mr. Wil on's e. by Sorcerer.
11 to 1 apt Lord Foley's c. by Sam.
14 to 1 agst any other.
OAKS.
Taken— 9 to 2 apt Ld G. H. Cavendish's f. by Sir David.
Taken— 9 to 2 apt Duke of Graton's Minuet.
8 to 1 agst Mr. Payne's 1. by Selhn.
10 to I apt any other.
NEWMARKET' FIRST SPRING MEETING, 2000 p.

Sincts
Taken— 2 to 1 agst Lord Rous's Tygress.
S to 2 agst D. of Graftun's brother to Whalebone.
Taken— 7 to 2 agst I.ord Foley's c. by Sehm.
Taken-16 to 1 agst I.d Foley's c. by Seiko winning 2000 gs.
Stakes and Derby.
MA.I.TON CRAVEN MEETING, APRIL 12.
The Craven Stakes of logs. each, fur all ages; 2-yr. olds, Est.
three, sst. One mile and a quarter. Siz Sobreribem.
Mr. Aered's ch. c. Mystery, by Sorcery, thin by rattles, 3 yrt.
old, (G. Ezard) •
Mr. llowets's b. t. Mhr Cralgle, 3 yrs. old -
Mr. 1. Marson's b. e. by Scud, dant by Sir Peter, 2 yrs. old 3
Mr. Klrby's b. r. Fairvtlle, 3yrs old 1
sto 2 apt. Mystery. A good race.
The Produce Stakes of SOgs each, h ft. colts, Bst. 31b. fillies, Bst,

Two miles. Three Subscribers.
Lord Milton's b. c. by Orville, out of Mary—walked over.
Sweepstakes of '2Ogte each, colts, Sst. alb. fillies, 84.-1 a mile.
Mr. Mosey's b. c. by Whitelock, out of Tar'► dam (W.Marson) I
-Mr. Brown's b. c. by Sir David, out of Susannah 2
Mr. Bell's eh. c. Revenge, by Pandolpho - S
Lveu betting between Mr. Brown's cult an 4 Revenge-5 to I
against the winner.
Sweepstakes of togs each, for fillies, Bst. 31b..—One mile.
Mr. Uppleby's bay, Miss Candey, by Samford (I. (,arbutt) I
Mr T. •ykes's bay, Orphan, by Camillus - 2
Sir M. M. Sykes's grey, by Camillus, dam by Beningbrough S
Mr. Robinson's grey, Miss Whitewall, by Cam Mus - 4
Even betting. Won easy.
The Barton Stakes of 25gs each, b. ft. colts, sst. 91b. fillies, Bst.
One mile and a half. Five Subscribers.
Lord Milton's b. c. by Orville, out of Mary (J. Shepherd) I
Mr. Reed's gr. c. Bachelor, by Knowsley (or Wbitelock) 2
Mr. Acred's ch. e. fvly.tery, by Sorcerer - 3
Mr. Leathant's ch. f. Bartoma, by Camillus .• 4

. .
• Won easy.
1 lIURSDAY, APRIL 13.
I Fifty Pounds for maiden horses, &c. three-year olds, 7st. four,
st.t. 41b. Fillies allowed 31h. Heats one mile and a halt.
Mr. Reed's gr. c. I:achelor, by Knowsley, (or Whiter
lock) 3 yr. (It White) - • - 0 1 0 1
Mr. M4rsoti's b. c. by scud, 3 yrs oil • - 2 0 1 2
Mr. T. Sykes's Outcry, by Camillus, 4 yrs - - 10 2 3
Sir H. Nelihorpe's b. geld. by Luck's• All, darn by Mer-
cury, 3 yr. obi - - - - 02 0 0
Mr. F. Watt's b. I. Kirkliant Lass, 2 yrs old . u 3 0 0
Mr. Names ch. g. Redlock, by Whitesuck, 31 rs old 30 0 0
FRIDAY, APRIL 14.
Fifty Pounds for all ages. three-year olds, 6st. 101 b. four, ilst. 31b.
and live, list lUlb. Mares allowed &b. Two-mile beau.
Mr. Mosey's br. 4. by Whitelock, S yr. old - • 1 1
Mr. 1-In4,ton's gr. h. /Ether, 5 yrs old - - 4 2
Mr. Coulon s Cll. m. by St. George, 5 yr. old • 11 3
The above Races were numerously and fashionably attended,
and the Stakes, Re. well contested. The new and beautiful As-
sembly Rosen there, was considered a great accommodation to
the Ladies • and Gentlemen attending the Races, and will no
doubt, in future years, draw a still inure fashionable and nume-
rous company.

The Prince Regent's Stag.honnds will meet on
Friday, at Ascot Race-ground, for the last time this
season.—The Lambton Foxhounds will meet to-mor-
row, at Sunderland Bridge ; and on Saturday, April
'22, at Cold Pig Hill, at ten o'clock.
Monday se'nniglit, an otter was killed at Baden-
hall, which had long eluded the vigilance of the
fishermen upon the river Sow ; and when found he
had a large double spring trap upon one of his legs,
which he had dragged through the fields nearly a
mile. The length, from the nose to the tip of the
tail, was al feet 1 inch, and his weight 24lbs.
Monday se'nnight as a fine boy, about six years
old, the son of Mr. William Spear, near Launceston,
was riding on the shafts of a threshing machine, he
was suddenly struck off by the arms of the machine,
and killed on the spot.
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Womilir•svaegt.--Yesterday a man named Hough,
who used to work the telegraph, on Sydenham-hill,
was charged with stealing ducks, the property of Mr.
Vizard, a Magistrate residing in that neighbourhood.
The prisoner was one of the principal witnesses
against the Balers, who had been tried and found
guilty at the last Maidstone Assizes, for a robbery at
the house of Captain West, on Sydenham.Common,
on the 3d of January last, for which R. Baher had
been executed on Peaningden Heath. He was re-
manded until Thursday, fur further examination.
GVILDIIALI.—Yesterday J. Jones, J. Day, and S.
Webb, were charged with going into the shop of Mr.
Brown, of Holborn, on Saturday evening, and steal-
ing from thence two pair of stays and other articles.
The prisoners were observed by Mathews lurking
about the neighbourhood ; when he watched them
into the shop of the procecutor, and, while asking
some idle questions, they contrived to carry off the
property. Immediately upon leaving the shop they
were taken into custody, and WI properitfgaß4 upon
camsnittod.

OLD BAILEY.

Yesterday M. Elliot, Mel:Seth his wife, 7. and Sarah
Davis, Margaret Evan:, H. E. Suggett, Elizakth Davis,
and Martha Kmller, were indicted for conspiring to
charge W. G Kneller, with a forcible and carnal
knowledge of Elizabeth Buss, his illegitimate daugh-
ter, ten years of age. Martha Kiteller, who was nife
to the prosecutor, was discharged previous to the exa-
mination, the law not admitting her to be a proper
subject of prosecution on the allegations of her bus-
, band.—The prosecutor, a chemist, in Tratalgar-place,
Stepney, stated, that he went to fte the child and her
mother at Newington ; that he slept with the child,
but not wishing to renew the connection with the
mother, she went to sleep out of the house. He po-
sitively denied having any criminal connection with
her. He took het to a surgeon in consequence of
some hurt she had previously receivei. lie then
took her from her mother, and put her under the care
of Elizabeth Davis, who lived in Purnp-c ,urt, Crip.
plegate. After which he introduced her to his wife
as a ward, and she went with them to Margate. On
her return he took her again to Mrs. Davis, and she
was suffered to visit her family. Witness obtained a
patent for making Trench verdigris, and agreed to
give 'l'. Davis a share for 300 guineas. A dispute
arose in consequence, and witness commenced
action for defamation. In revenge for which he was
charged with a rape at Union Hall, and he gave bail.
The depositions were here read, by which it ap-
peared that the child had bona fide charged him with
having perpetrated the fact. On his cross-examirm•
tion he said, his wile had e%hibited articles of the
peace against him, but not w itliinahe last six years.
The child was then brought forward, and althoegh
in August last she had sworn that the pl Iliad, with
the consent of her mother, bad forcible and carnal
knowledge of her, she new as distinctly denied it, and
said the hurt for which her father took her to a sur-
geon was received by a fall.
Mr. lleadiogton, and another surgeon, examined
the child, and were of opinion that no violation had
taken place. The child here underwent a cross-era-
tion, which terminated greatly in favour of the pri-
soners.
The CONINION SERJEANT. said, he did not perceive
the least ground for a charge of conspiracy, and the
Jury coinciding in that opinion, acquitted the prisoners.
The same day the Sessions ended, when lour per-
sons received senunce of transportation for 1 fe ; six
were sentenced to be transported for 14 years, and
52 for seven years ; upwards of fitly were sentenced
to confinement in the several prisons ; some to be
privately and some publicly whipped ; and seven
Persons were respited for judgment until the next Ses-
sions.—The Court then adjourned to the 10th Mat.

SMI I'IiFIELD MARKET, APRIL 17.
Beef 4% 61 to Ss Btl Veal 6s Od to 70 64
Mutton Si otl to 61 0.1 ' Mak 61 04 to 7s 0.1
Lamb Ms to 9s GI _

Beasts 1880—Sheep anJ Lambs Is :A/O—C:4lva 110—Pigs S5O
HAY AND S rRAw, PER I.OAD.
Meadow Hay 41 (h to 51 los j Cover 61 0, to 71 Os
Straw £1 14s. to £2 as.

AVERAGE PRICE of CORN in ENGLAND and WALES
from the rcturus ending the ink of Aptil, 1815.
Wheat. Rye Barley. Oars. pesos. Pease.
S. 4. Is.d. I s. 4. Is. d. s. d. Is. J.
70 5 137 11 1 30 7 1 44 31 stlt 9 48 3
'The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made
in the week ending the 12th April, is 621. per cwt.

COAL MARKET, APRIL 17.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price.
9.5; Newcactle 24 404 ed to 54s 01.
19. i Sun(lerluid 3f 29s 91 to 42s sd.
1 WOO told 1 Bus t'd to 00s 01
1 Cinders 1 Sos. 01
1 Cohn • I 455. 01.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MoRRO W.
Morning 32 minutes a: ter 10
Atternoon - 6 minutes after 11

MAKRIED

At Edinburgh, on the 4th hot. Colonel Sit William De Limey,
K.C.B. Deputy Quarter-Master-C;eneral in North Britain, to
Magdalene, st could daughter or Sir Jame.; Hall, Mort of litiogla44

DIED.

The 13th instant, In St. John.strert-road, fsling!on, much la-
mented by her only surviving son, Mr. John Gorton, of Cannon-
st Teadeairr, Mrs. Rogers, turitirt ly of Chester, aut.' a very
short illness, in the 711 h year of her age.
Friday last, at the Shrubbery, Chip-toad, in Kent, Mrs. E'iza•
beth Polhill, in the BSth year of her age ; a lady whose true
piety, exemplary virtues, antEreal charity, tinder her name justly
dear to those who knew her. Her surviving relations will long
and sincerely lament the loss they have sustained, as will the
poor that of a kind and benevolent friend.

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