The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-18 00:00:00

RECORDER'S COURT, DUBLIN.

In the Recorder's Court, Dublin, on Wednesday, Malach
Alton was indicted for having, on the I Ith of October, with
others, at Clarendon Market, created a riot, and assaulted
William Bradshaw and William Graham, the Lord Mayor's
attendants. while accompanying his Lordship on oflieial du-
ties. The Lord Mayor stated the case, and was cross-exemia-
ed at considerable length, and with much ingenuity, by Mr.
Finley. Tne line of defence taken by Counsel was, that the
Lord Mayor miglit,have mistaken the prisoner for some other I
person. At tommeecing the cross-examination. Mr. Finlay
expressed the gratitude which he, in common with the rest of
the Citizens of Dublin, felt towards his Lordship, for his praise-
worthy and unremitting exertions to improve the Pubic Mar-
kets; and after the Recorder charged the Jury, they returned a
verdict of Guilty. The Lord Mayor recommended the pri-
soner to mercy; and the Recorder, addressing the prisoner,
stated, that but for the Lord Mayor's intercession, the sentence
of the Court would be extremely heavy. me prisoner ex-
pressed his thankfulness to the Lord Mayor ; he wasithen
sen-
tenced to be imprisoned six mouths. The prisoner, who ap-
pears to be a very athletic man, trembled excessively the
greater part of the day,

SPORTING INTILLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, ISO.

FRIDAY.
Sweepstakes of toOgs each, h. P. T.Y.C.
Mr. Thornhill's f. Specie, est /lb
Duke of. Grafton's f Fluid. list Sib
Won by a length.—One paid.
810 4 ua Specie—lU to 1 agst Flul 1.
The Prendergast Stakes of 611 gs each. It ft. for colts, Set 61b
and fillies, Sst 310. T.Y.C.
Mr. Greville's Don Carlos .... • ... . ................ I
Verulam's ro o by Drell., 2
Mr. Prendergast's b f by Soothsayer.
l.d Exeter's br c by Pert( 1..5.
Duke of Grafton's b c Skiff.
Won by e neck—The Judge placed but 2-4 Paid.
6to 4 agst Don Carlos-7 to 4 apt Lord Exeter's br. c.
D. of Portland's Gabrielle, ist 1111 b. beat Mr. Ha tson's Mys-
tic, Sst 101 b. D.M. 1W stn.—Woo by a lefigto.-6 to 4 on Ga-
brielle.

CURRAOIt OCTOBER MEETING.—MONDAT, Oct. It.

Kirwan Stakes. bflgs h ft. Red Post.
Mr. Kelly's Chanter, 7st ithh. I
Mr. Caldwell's Mary Anne, ti,t 71b 2
Lord Sligo' Penitence, 7st 12Ib. . 3
Mr. Batterif?
y's John Raw
Two paid half forfeit.

•
Monster Stakes, Eggs. lOft. for two yr olds. Colts, Sst 41b.;
Boles, list I lib. T.Y.O.C. (I I subs.)
Mr. Devon's Sligo 1
2
Mr. Lake's Leventer
Mr. lirtterby's Chucklebesd, bat. beat 1.4 Sligo's Piano, 7st
71b. Yellow Post. 23 each.
Mr. Ratterb 's C..ucklehead. 7st 9.b asst Mr. Celdwell's
Potteso, 7st 1 lib. 3•14 s I; ft. T.Y.O.C.
ble. Caldwell's paid tvrfeit.

BOLYWEI L HUNT RACES, TUESDAY, OCT. ll'.
Theebiennia Stakes of 30 sovs. each, h ft fur 33 r olds. 3los
tyn Alile.
- - .

Sir T. Mostyn's di c Colchicum i
Sir T. Stanley's b c Falcoo 2
Lord Grosvenor's Adroit 3
Produce Stakes of Fifty Guineas each, for three yr olds. Tao
voiles. .

Ld Grosvenor's hr f Alarm, 7st 131 h I
Sir T. Mostyn's b c Madoc, Bst 2kb butted.
The Taffy Stakes of 25 soya each, for colts. Sat 21h ; and fil-
lies, Rat 3 yrs old.—A mile and a quarter.
Sir T. Mostyik's Colchicum
Lord Belgrave's Adroit
Sir T. Stanley's ch c General Mine 3
Sweepstakes of 25 soya each, for 2 yr olds.
Mr. Myttou's br c by Bastard I
Sir W. W. Wynn's eh f by Rubens •••••• 2
Sir T. Mostyn's Archduchess 3
T..e Mostyu Stales of 10 sous each, for all ages.—Mustyn
Mile
.. .

Sir T. Mostyn's Princess (loyal, 5 yrs old I
Sir U. Pigut's b f Active, 3 yrs old 2

BROWSLOW CUP.
On Wednesday last the Brownlnw Cup was run for at the
Maze Course, by the Marquess of Donegal's brown horse Sir
George, rode by Mr. Dunn, and Mr. Watson's ehesnnt gelding
Oberon, rode by Mr. Joyce—two four mile heats. They start-
ed at a quarter past three. Sir George won both heats—first
heat by half a neck—second by a length. The ground was in
a very deep state.