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London, England, 1810-06-09 00:00:00

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SOM RACES, JUNE a. -,mss;. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, TUNE 4.
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This was an awctlitoiniAbmrosus'g.h;ll4st.he next fen' dsi
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The chip moo at r, sash, h. IL foe 3yr old Intiet,fst. 4IbI,
i Mr. Was* mused* IV. Gerrard's b. I. Oriane
Sir F. 9111010141121301 - . - $ a child of two years old, to recover d.iroac. f
- s injury which irliad sustained through the nerb—ligdourl
Lord Ciessresee's Donna2aellarn, hy ;limbic -
theM4ri.fenGanannwt;sweastftarated., Damn
oangestheweEntr.ehlaifflaAtfgiu°,3;
*an started, but orgy three were placed.
to 21 to I splast Sir F. Swedish, 4 to i aping the wiener, and 4
)809, as the defendants cart was passing thr '
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Brook-street, Tottenharn-court•road, the horse struck
beat
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15"0 PitilirtbTe..naleatwfarTilateterrinothaef tisisnPlle)mogellar;hewiniliccahryffillY4lbowas..:Kstralcilla:
2 1 i down the child, which ss as then PlaYing about ci;
Sir. F. Evelyn's ch. e. Reading r -
Mr.-Goddard% Trump - e - I 2 2
3 3 s street •; the wheel went over onirof its arms, wh: 1..
Mr. Ladbroke's Emma - - -.c it,
Even beating on Tromp, and adds.against the winner. , broke, and slightly grazed the head. The caiteri
Mr. Ladbrokellies ch. Woodcot Stakes of 40angs. each, h. ft. • ' were then at some distance from the cart, and the %
' e. by Hambletoni - I
Mr. Lake% b. f. by Giles - - $
cadent might have been prevented by common att.,:
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Mr. D. Blake's b. c. by Whiskey - e 0
lion on their part. in consequence of the injury, ti .
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Mr. Falkner's Doubtful . - , . . 0 child was three months under the care of a
a' survr,
Mr. I..adbroke first favourite.
1 and was Nkely to suffer from the :rapture as 10:. •
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The Course was as muck thronged as yesterday. I
it lived.
I Lord ELLENSOROUGIit after commenting at mrsi..
length on the culpable inattention of persons driviup
1 carts and coaches through the crowded streets of iLI:
metropolis, observed, that the moderation of the dial
of damages was highly creditable to the Plaintiff.
The Fury immediately gave a verdict for the ra'a
tiff-z-Vamages aeloo. •

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCR.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 6.

Sailed, the Member armed ship, with; convey far the Downs.

PLYMOUTH, IV24e 7:

Arrived the Ca atitilr gun-brig, Lieutenant FOULIIIILTON, from
Cinernsep.—Sailed the AIIIMION frlgge, for the coast of Spain;
the Pamtoce and }Lamm sloops of war, on a ;rul=e; end the
MaaiNalt gun.brig—The lesiostna Spanish frigate, now lying
in the Sound, is taking in arms and ammunition for the use of
the Spanish ratrims, and is expected to sail to-niarrow for Spain.

04D afflLEr.•
yarently frix„„; Ara was indicted for stealing
in the dwelling house of itarks Nevisoa• Esq. foie
silver spoons, a pair of tea-tongs, and a cream-j4g.
The prisoner is one of those men tuo‘.n about
town by the appellation of Morning-sneaks. He sea.
seen to leave the area of the prosecutor's hoube, is
Saville-row, on the 84th of April in the morning, and
on being followed, dropped, the property. but was pur.
sued and taken. Guilty—Death.
Sarah. former was indicted for the wilful murder of
her husband, by inflicting a wound on his bead with*
malint. The beadborough of Shoreditch parish stated,
that the sister of the deceased told him that her bru
they was going to the Hospital, he having received
a wound on the bead ; and witness saw the deceased
in that situation. He also found the mallet, which
was bloody, concealed in some muting. The priso.
ner discl timed all knowledge of the cause of her hus-
band's death, but confessed that they had had a guar,
rel, and that he had kicked her down stairs three or
four times ; and that, in a scufle, he had struck
self on the eye with a candlestick.
Ann Edwards stated, that the parties had lived
unhappily together. Witness was sent for by the
deceased, and found his head cut. and he expressed
his fear of dying. lie did not state how he receivel
his hurt.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE O.
Arrivcd his Makora ships Most, SOPHIA, and Hors, from
of Havre. bailed the Ltattstr gu■-brig, On a truisms. Pat hack
the East•india fleet. His Mainel's ship Clips is appoints:l
convoy for Madeira and the coast of Africa; and the (1. Al •
aortal, foe New lirtirsivir,k and Nova Siotia.—Winda.W.

I Mr. Weston, a surgeon, stated that the deceased
had informed him that his wife had struck him with
a mallet. He
.gave him ; recommendation to SL
George's Hospital, and a few days afterwards (on a
'Tuesday) he called again, and said be was to be ad-
mitted on the Friday. Witness told him he would be
dead before Friday. Witness Lave, him scow medi-
cite, And he diedlhe next 4,11. VAtnen opened thl
head knd founds quantity of ertravasated blood be.
tween the scalp and skull, which had been the cause
of his death. In slime conversation witness had pith
the deceased, he said he had receiv;.l the blow in a
drunken dispute.,-Cuilty of Manslaughter?
The Judge fined the Coroner who took the ;quest
on the deceased, £5O, for neglecting to fuisish the
depositions taken at the. time. This the Judgedid
he was induced to' do from the frequent neglect of
Magistrates and.coroners, in not furnishing minutes
of examinations. He trusted this fine would operate
as an inducemmt to a more close attention to di*
I.duty, on the parts of Magistrates and Coroners.
Jame; Putkr, who was on Thursday acquitted on
trial for highway robbery, was yesterday convieted
of stealing a dressed sheep, the property of
Woodman, a butcher, on the eveting of the
December.
The following were tonvieted of felony, vit. :••-
Farah Keep., fur stealing we Ai bank totes and two deltas.
I. Prewland, for stealing's handkerchief and other articles.
I. Robson, for etenjjog 44 aniorpdkerlusfe, and is Owl.
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