Star.
London, England, 1809-11-06 00:00:00

SPORTING lATELLICENCE.

NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, OR HOUIiHTOI4
MEETING, 1809.—5,t1 u RDA v , Nov. 4.
Lord LoWther's Hylas agit Mr. Rawlinaon's Grimaldi, Bst. 44
each. B. C. 50gq. (Dead heat.)—.6 to 4on Hylaa.
Handicap Sweepstakes of 10gs. each, for t!-;-,:ar olds.
Two-yr. old Course.
Sir J. Shelley's b. c. The Waggoner, by Eagle, Bst. 121 b. • b
Mr. Wilson's Cambric, Rst. 51b. - - - •
Mr. Lake's Miss Manager, 7st. 101 b. s .S
Mr. Kellerman's Gens.fric, Rst. 71b. - - -
Sir
F. Sandish's c by Sorcerer, Rst. - -
Sir C. Turner's Ruby, by Diamond, Bst.

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The Judge could place but three.-1-ive to 4 apt the Waggoners
4 to 1 agst Cambric, and 5 to 2 agst Getiseric.
Sir C. Turner's Gundy, 9st. 71b. beat Mr. C. Browne's Mae;
quis, Bst. 21.11. Two-yr old C. 50gs.--2 to lon Gundy.
Mr. Wilson's Cambric, tist. 31b. beat Mr. Howorth'a Fancy,
Bst. rib. Two-yr old C. 50gs.-6 to 4on Cambric.
Mr. Vansittact's Burleigb, 9r. beat Mr. Howorth'S Angtolinii
Set. 21h. Ab. M 50gs.-9. to lon Burleigh.
Gen. Gower's Mirth, Bst. 11b. beat D. of Rttiland's Salvator;
Ist. 71b. Across the Flat, 200 gs. h. ft.-4 to 1 agst Mirth.
Duke of Rutland's Salvator, Bst. 71b. beat Gen: Gower's Mirth;
Ile. lib. Andley End C. 200 gs. h. ft.-7 to 4 agst Santos.

OLD BAILE r.

On Saturday 14 prisoners were tried, two of whom.
were capitally convicted, viz.
IV. Handcock, for breaking and entering the dwel,
ling-house of James Taylor, in the day-time, (no
person being therein) and stealing a feather-bed and.
other articles.
George Rutherford was indicted for a burglary irk
the dwelling-house of Mr. Davidson, a publican, iti
Wild-street, Lincoln's-inn fields. Mr. D. stated,
that his wine-cellar was locked up at half past nine
o'clock, on the 20th of October. At two o'clock he
was alarmed by the watchman, who informed him
that thieves had got in. He found his cellar-door
forced open, and missed several bottles of wine.--,
The watchman stated, that in going by Mr. David-
son's house, he hard a noise in the cellar, on whith
he sprang his rattle; two men rushed out ; one
escaped, the other he apprehended. On examining
the premises, four bottles were found removed from
the beer-cellar to the wine-cellar. The other wines
had been carried off, as the robbers had been some
time at work. The Jury found the prisoner Guilty.
John 54 and Eliza Hempstead .pleaded guilty to an
indictment,- charging them "with-having in their pos-
session a plate, purporting to be for printing 41 notes
di the Bank of England knowing the same to be
forged ; and also for having divers impressiOni thereof
in their. possession.
The Counsel for the prosecution, in conseqrtence
of their pleading guilty, did not press another count,
charging thseprisoners with uttering several of the
said notes, knowing them to be forged.
The following were also convicted of felony :
John Griffin, for stealing a watch, a pair of sheets, and other
articles, the property of J. Scott.
Martin Paquirick, for stealing a piece of corduroy, and other
articles, the property of R. Fordyce. • •
Rebecca Golthby, for stealing four sheets., the property of Jobs
Few.
-James Gratton, for stealing seven banks of silk, the goods 01
the East India Company • -and
I Mary Smith and Sarah King, for stealing a shawl, the property
se Henry Batley and George Walsmore.
Samuel Taverner was indicted for uttering divers
counterfeited bank notes.
Our Readers will recollect, that the prisoner paid
away three £1 and two £2 notes to a Mr. Coles, a gra-
, zier,in part payment for a bullock; and on their being
paid into the Bank, they were discovered to be for-
geries, and were traced to the prisoner, who was, a
butcher, at Hollyport.
The facts of the notes having been given in pay-
ment as genuine tank notes, and that they afterwards
turned out to be forged, were fully proved.
The prisoner, however, in his defence, stated, thaj
he had taken them innocently in the course of hili
business, supposing them to be good, and that, if he
had not heard the Gentlemen from the Bank swear
that they were forged, he should have still believed
them to be fair notes. There was no circumstance
before the Court that could be evidence of the exis-
tence of a guilty knowledge in his mind. The priso-
ner received an excellent character, and was imme-
diately acquitted.
A whimsical case of highway robbery was tried,
wherein a charge was made against a young man of
the name of Hoskins, of robbing a Mr. Sluirrell, an
Apothecary, of Somers Town, on the night of the
24th of October, of ss. 6d. and a stick. Mr. Squir-
-1 rell did not attend to prosecute. The witnesses who
did, and were examined, found no credence with the
Jury, and the prisoner was acquitted.
Mary Tooney, and John Store, were also acquitted.

Ministers have taken the alarm at the outrage com-
mitted on Saturday night, in breaking the windows
of Mr. KEMBLE, in ltlissel-street, Bloomsbury. A
Proclamation is about to be issued by the Secretary
of State, and which will appear in to-morrow night's
Gazette, offering a reward of £lOO, upon conviction
of any of the offenders. Also a free pardon to any
of the, parties who will give information against ail
of the others. • _ _

CORN ETCHANGiIit MARJ-LANE, Nov. 6.—The ar-
rivals of Wheat, this day nuke a tolerable supply, in
part foreign, and safes.a.trille dearer than on Friday
—Barley rather lower—in Malt and White Peas little
thictuatiun-r.Beitph $4 the "tvio.4ei'criptions, likewise
—'rher% are. large, supplies of OAS,
.and second and
inferior qualitie, are, cheaper.—Flour haidly main-
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t tins last vices. .
. C.EN4RALCNIRENCY AS ONDIrs ;
.W.hestt,-80s. 92Z. 1024. • Beans, .575. 6.A.—
Fine ditto', ios,.i 12s. Tick dnito,_463, 545.

Rye, 30s. 545. • Oats, L'Ais. 310 s. 345.
!Barley, 4t; 5.:4,.01. • • • Pulaisclsll4:o, 37%. 40f 04-
• . Fire Fluu;, 90,. s4t. 9Us.
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