The Sun. — London, England, 1805-08-26 00:00:00

'iONt the LONDON G :ZETTE,' Ake. 24, IL 5. IV4 P . L N E 11 1 S. !~ ---- . Admiralty Office, A ug. 24, 1805. Copy of a • i •ettcr Iron) Captain Mtkilge, of His M a j est y' s ' hte Skip Blancli,,, t.. Wm. Marsden, Esq. dated on board 1e hcll,:n National S,iip Top,Aze, July za, tilos. sta., ' jetty'sl an 1 sOr ry to inforr o you of the loss of His Ma Frenc - Ship 131 anclie, which Was captured by a Gelsh Squadron as per margin*,thank , he was not desti ne d to bear French Colours, or to he the Fleet of the Enemy. . Un Friday morning,' Joly 19, in lat. 20 deg. 20 m in. N. long. 6ti deg. 44 min. W. (weather hazy), e iht, tbur Sail were seen off the weather cat , three Ships, and a Brio . on the opposite tack, under easy sail. I kept to the wind until we were near enough to distinguish Colours. I then made the aPcessary signals to ascertain whether they were Ene mis. At ten, when a-breast, about 3 . miles distant, they all bore up, and hoisted English En of ; but from themake of the union, and colour of the bunting, with other circumstances, I conelud i they were Fren c MI the Sh h, and th ere f ore determined to out of the as (for s ip d • arly as possible (foailing was question, the Blanche hing little -or n f ° l - Ver on these last nine monthsav, and sailed ver y 'y " i ,lle.avY). lizing brought to, w i th the mainsail in „.' e ,,j'ja ll s , at e leven the Commodore ranged up 'no tut, cables length, shifted his Colours, an d gave u 3 his broadside. When within pistpl-shot she rec, eived our's ; the AEtioit became wand' and steady, large; 3.14ps never without hail of each other, running o lt ir tt' rf m* t t , "eAsy sail--;-Le Departernent des Landes clo,e• 'C' startloard quarter, and the two Corvettes the '.l ' steril * At forty••five minutes past eleven 0,12 beca me u ngovernable, and was . reduced_ to it ii " A . wreck ; the sails totally destroyed, ten shot th. ;e roreinast (expeaing it to fall every minute), L„„lll,die!nast and rig,iney cut .to pieces, seven has eismounted, rigging cut crew reduced, to one toiaared and ninety, and the rest falling fast, , with o_rohability of escape, I called a Council of e T" to their • opinion, who deemed it saeri a 6 'T c tile lives of Ihe remainder of as brace , a. as ever fonoia i hold outionger, as there Was not the stnalle7t P'roS°pel of success. I thei-e -ivael,,at twelve, ordered the colours to be struck, and At six hurried on board the Commodore. httiLi the Officers, Nvho had charge of the Blanche, 0 11 \4 7, 1 ( .' 4 . *and reported the Ship to be sinking fast, ~ h e l : 1 1 (11 she NiltlS tired ; and, in about an'hour after`, It t ,' 111 c , for the IVlagazine had been some time , r . • s t' 44 ler • ti ' ~. t„, ) Sir, fell the Blanche and I trust the uS' tz,"i l . t ) . , ( le by her Officers and i gallant crew will ' La ir Lordships', appriabation. t have the Honour tr) be, &c. 'ZACHARY NIUDGE. wePllt'Silltlne_luding every individual when the Ship i'4, 41 ~s ( ), action there were but two hundred and bolrdlt;"rtthere being in Prizes, and eight left on exactly oche Frigates at Jamaica. I cannot ertws ‘,:',ert3in those killed and wounded, ,as the fcrtat ~,l'le 'Promiscuously distributed to the dif lrlitntiiiiater,,, af the Squadron, but those that came t , ,lii, tfi c tl , ll der my notice, were ilii.e,—,,":. Quarter- Nlasier, killed. p1'h04,—,7 if ' th, Able, killed ith.; -I '"'lllio.,,fac,,, killed. ,diar,i'lrode, ditto, killed. kill'in N I" ;' l4 r4h ditto killed, fo-,t,llice, Marin'e, killed. i„,.11;,.. ditto (Drummer), killed. li, V.,', , n s . . .11t:vo.n, boy, kiile . ti. .. ~ tk, m it Z es t:tt 4o l u to n a d t e A•n scrin, h ten oeame n artd , . . . . . • topy il a 41dotiralty-Ofice, dug. 24, 1 fiiilc oli l.ett er , s front captain Barton, lit h inst, at ", t 9' Witt, of His Majesty's Matsdciv Esq. clued at sea, the Sil t 1 h ' ri, l v lad -Ty o r , ° 'e4, for their Lerdships' information, Aliaitui !I L mter I have tl is da Cornwallis. . 1 Y sent to the Hon. I have the Honour to be, &c. - - . R. BARTON. Goliath, at Sea, August 15, tiros'. N I , . I b e , , tf e , wave to , - fo r the infbrthation rry 1,„1,,t, acquaint yo . I Tke-q 1 4 Cornalissiohers of the Admiralty, 1 (4. p;, r ) Y to your order of the 1 Ith inst, stan...di_ng,, ki t ,. Nrlii, tilts day, at ' eight A. M. lat. 45 de 'g „ '', \i ' il ll I 4 " lt mg. 7 deg. 25 mIn..W; we . te " 111 xteLti t,l4s 'b Piltllte'tri,, Corvette, mounting 'sl h Ivas '41'11.4, after ashort chaee; we captured i s e cE , r ,i l 'd IV ti►e Camilla, who was in Company, L);,t "TII P. M. ; she was from Martinico, bound ., 4114,1.41;14 of the Coast she could make; she had C, I h a .' tea men belonging to the 11 41 ',. 1 3t''ll.,tillt the Co'rvette in charge of the Cannila, and -,441/11) -'-hor, who is bound to Portsmouth, tiitkl:iiiitcliately proceed to put your order in exe- I have the Honour to be, &c. R.' BARTON. Aft s ,f I" s dec. 1: 4 2 vtiya,4l Patine is perfeelly now, thus being h er h t l 3 illisiticzi h.e sails remarkably fast, and i think " g s to the Scnice for thmelass of ............... c., le • .. citty- fffice, August 24. thip t 4 Le 44?, 4rniti4tte; f',!;1111 C4pairt Tylor, of . KliestYls ,144 14,1:0 Wtri. Itlatedco, Lac'. datel l a is t Spitheois i[ 4 , 111 ) 4 t4i(:l4Aiut,,, ~ h r ; Ir.,,siolltli. °"), for the information of the Lords sii: , ' Et3 lnf h .„ 4 : ,,t the fide'Admiralt that we arrised - liti„ --,%) and that a new French .'.',or -4r.1,,,.. f. L e /,,,.. , 1/44: ma ecd ri . ' , met of 16 guns, and 98 men,. after 1 4i, i'rtlAi tl„,ille. I)Crers by its Nlajesty's Ship Ci iq tk.,;, it;ltirtl the 15th inst. at eight A. M. in to Its 14 lllll l. N. long, Ide 16 Min. by her 4? cl?aitr4 Ship Gi• i -g— • • .1 in the Aare - , 41 I - ( Liat-lt who joined , e PUrsuit. E have the Honou r to bet -&c. Iki LA 't liglled) ' .8.. W.. TAYLOR. G.,41; qty,(llll'.4o fit - 1./ 4 Irf4' I'4 illirt444gtins, Z 8 eighteen-riounders on . the .I,,e,StilotilL (044;4r1,..x. pc,und earrumules and 4 . t wet% t : h k;Sler, , 4 iltc.lt siiilt forecabtle. Capenn flour 1 / 4 4 4 ht ~ "di. 4 4° ' molt to 011iceis, and 6o Privat,:si 2;., Eixi'4rltilicnt4l," ) , 1 1114 lr,t.iwttr . t't6 Latalt.u, of vc, guns nine. pOlirttlerS, ,i . ,, 1 ,... .4 4, it,.)11k4; Ui;,l/1,,,h_C,) .f.:.r)r.et;:lst.le, Capta)n pe,s 1‘L,',11.1 fl r i, 1 4 `ct, ot l i t x ": 13 I. ilf4tes, Leg,)ll tie Aolat.-71.3? 1, f i `'4 , tang twee, unders, Captain.. 11 `145,„3) . ' 3 ()liken; avu I • P C)a , I.Vgi°ll a ° / k r. , -', of , - , , . c riv tt. -1 Oc Ittins, oine pounders -pr Deilln, r2O 48 1 e giVil, Cie Ni4l: 1 0 Z3 A . .,i 41" R. B. 74 gums. Arrived the Diligence, frAcKET, fr6m . Dui)gar von ; the Experiment, GIBSOi;, from Frederick stadt ; and the Lard Nelson, HOWE, from Cork. Pon TSMO UT , AUG. 25.—Yesterday arrived the ZAra Bomb, Capt. PARKtirsot , , with a Convoy from the Downs ; Egyptian, PARRY, from Water ford ; 411 stead, NEDEN, from Sunderland; Eagle; Sunny, from New-York, bound to Cherbourg, de tained by the Saracen. Sloop Of War; Marli , MIT CHELL;; Neptune, BLACKBURN, from Sunderland; and Francis Cutter, frOm a Cruize. Sailed yesterday. the Penelope Frigate, CaPtain BROUGHTON, to join the Chaupel Fleet; and Sharp shooter and Eclipse Gun-brigs on a Cruize. Sailed also this morning the Orpheus Frigate acid the Locust Gun-brig, supposed fot Oporto, to con voy the homeward-bound Fleets at Oporto, &c. ; and the Zebra Bomb, with convoy, to the Downs. Dropped . down to St. Helen's, and waiting a fair . wind to sail, L'Erpoir Sloop of War, Captain Eat motws, with sealed orders; the Encounter, Gun brig, Lieut. TALBOT, and the Prospero Bomb, Capt. JONES ; Neptune, Fist a, for Chepstow ; Supply, HEDLEY, Hannah, BARN, Calista, DAVE, for Sun derland. ~The French Brig La Faune came into Harbour this afternoon ; she appears to be a remarkable fine :Vessel ; also the Superb, of 7 4 guns, for repairs. Last evening, about six o'clock, Her Royal High. fiesi the PRINCESS of WALES arrived at this Town. Generals EVELIEGII and Hon waited her arrival'at the Platforni, and attended her round the Garrison tif this towns. After which Her Royal Highness took refreshment at the Governor's, and about nine o'clock returned to Catheringt, On. FALAsottrt, Au G. 4 PrincKf Amelia Packet arrived at Fannoutit on Wednesday.last, with Mails from New York and ilahlay. ; nays from the latter. The Prince Ado/phus had arrived at Nevi York, and the Princess .iixabeth. at Halifax.. By her we learn, that on the I id' of June last the town of Detr.)it was constinwA by fire. It was the seat of Goy ~ nrnent of the :cliche an strrifory, consisted of 306 houses bugt of wood, and :tb)ve 2000 Um bitants, The Citadel, tarraeks, and evtxy ottn2i • balli% W% f 3 Coll3l.llllea, except the .sin to house of Mr. A. M'ltcrosw, a block-house, atm a Stable. It is said' that Lord NELSON is el.peaed at Pty.' mouth to hoist his nag on board the Sim Awl; of 112 guns, in which. he, is to prOCced to the com 7 mend of the Squadron enaplOyed.in the blockade of 'Ferrol. Our correspondent adds, "It is confidently stated, that his. Lordship sails with unlimited orders." The, Squadron with whieh Sir ROBERT, CA.t.pia now blockades Ferrol has been re-inforced to 25 Sail of the Line. Five Sail of the Line remained in Cawsand Bay on Thursday night ; but the, most indefatigable exer tions are made to get every. Ship ready for so. I'ISH I.LbETS. List Neetr under the Gpmw.ind of aid Lod Aelicn. Gignr. Guns. Ville de Paris . rro Spencer . • - 74 San Joseph Triumph 74 Hibernia . L'Achille • - 74 Vittury tto A.j.IX 74 , Britannia - to Swittsure - 74 Princeof Wales 98 Superb - - 74 Princess Royal . 98 Blenheim - 74 Prince George - 98 Revoige - -• 74 Prince - - 98 Mars - - - - 74 St. George .. 9$ Terrible - 74 Terneraire - 9g Mii;otaiir - 74 Neptune - 9$ Oil. n - - 74 - • - .. Monnurue - - 74 Glory. . • - , g 8 Capt.an - - - 74 Dreadnought . - 9$ Belleiophon 7.4 Windsor Castle -•- 98 Colossus - Queen - 98 - 74 Malta - 84 Goliath 74 Cxsar 84 Deience - 74 FOudroyant . S 4 Thoucterer 74 Tonnant - - 84 Defiance 74 L'itnpeteux . 8o 'Repulse - - 74 Tigre • - . Plantagenet - • 74 Canopus - - SO Courageux - 74 Vonnegal - • -io Dragon - 74 Excel tent - 74 4 , 1 ...er? Leviathan - 7.4 - - 6 4 Belleisle - 74 R 4 ist'n-tble - - 6 4 Sp art i a t e Warrior - - - 74 Total, sz Sail of the Line. Sir ROBERT CAI,LIBIt'S and. Rear-Admiral COL. LlNOWooifti divisions are part of Admiral CORN. 314ALLIS'S Fleet; and the Ships which went from Rear Admiral COLLING WOOD up the Mediterranean with the Expedition, V•tre to ,return; all are in cluded in the above list. . List of Lord Keith': Fleet in the Downs and Yarmouth Reads. Edgar ~ . 74 St. Alban's - 64 Elepbant 74 Rubv - 6 4 Majeatic - 74 Polyphemus 6 4 Priness of Orange 64 Stu roly - Monmouth 64 - Pict4tor 6 4 Agincourt - 64 Iy the fro-Indies and a t y a malca. 74 Vanguard • 74 Theseus - 74 L' I !croak 74 Rantiliea - 74 Iliuwious Total, Ten of the Liue. Atlas* . - Namur* - - Nvrtnumberlanci - Eagle Ccutaur 74 • 74 • • 74 • 74 • . * 98's cut down to 74's. DEAL, AUGUST 25.—Came down frona Sheerness he Ere, - lion Gun-brig. Pf.."MOTITIT, AVG, 24.—Sailed t 1 of og guns, Itear-Admiral STIRLING, 10 join the Chan - - uel Fleet. Came into Harbour to refit, the Belleisle, of Arrived the 47:Lubie and Llmmo) ialllJ Fripte, Speedy Slotip of War, awl several Gun-brigs; frinri Off the French Coast,; also the Eugene -Sloop of IVzir, from Portsmouth which aro sailed for, the River. The Eugene reniaius in the Downs with the Ships as per last, DOVER, Au 6. 24.—His RoYal Highness the DOiR of Y6sx arrived here about, ten o'clock last night, acconipanied by His . n Hne oyal ighss the DUKE of CA RI MBDOX ; Baron DECIZDASI ; GCDerail; Si; Dim Pull DAS; Tla o wtcn to o LAWSON ; FINCH, and CALVERT; Sir FRAN:J:I3 DUNDAS, sc. proceeded to the Ship Inn; where they slept; and break faked this merning With the Right Honourable Lard FORBES ; 'after whiCli ROyal Highness , inspe&ed Fortification:3 upon the Heights Batteries of which fired, a . Royal Salute); and prOCeezied from thence to Hutfam Court Ddwn, where he reviewed the Royal Artillery, - the Northampton, Hawford, York, and Surry Militias; and proceeded to Review toTrebps of the 1 t h Dra goons on Folkestone Downi, Ifis Rdyal Highness seemed muth pleased With tire - Mancetivres of this -fine body of men. His Royal Highness proceeded on to Sandgate, where he . will review General - MOORE'S trigitde to-morrow, and then. go on to Ashford, and from thence to the Sussex Coast. AUGUST 25.--A very heavy and quick firing was heard atilt: French Coast this morning, and kept up for two hours; but the fog was so thick, could not see the cause of it. DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZEIIONEY. To the Officers send Company of His Majesty's Ship Rccp. tre, lc,T-the Capture vlentidry Dutch India Slims, near St. Helena, the 14th tune, 179 i, at No. 13, Greet Gcorge•street, to-ntorrovv: • To the Officers, Seamen, and Soldiers, on board the Ship Essex the Celaure of several Dutch Ships, nit' St. 11,1 e. tut, tltt 24t ti j ins,. by ,Capt. , ..Esbington's Squadron, at No. S, -ire t.O li , CUUrt, hirehinjer e, on f ritl ty.nrxt , be, tweeit le , , ik and One; or tivety Friday aft.rwards. To the Infters Company t His 111..jeAy 's Sloop Raster, Gut—brit has Itsk, and Armed Cutter Sheerness, fur the Capture of Ft ye I reach Fiqting-hoitts, he 24th June, ISoj, cn ftittrs , laV next, at 13, 'Clement's Inn ; ur every Monday end Thursday aft,ovards.:. WEYMOUTH, A.VG. 24. The cause, we understand,. of the IIOYM. FAMILY being so late belbre they landed -yesterday evening was, the Royal Yacht having. fallen hi with the hometvard,botind West India Fleet, which Was such . a novel and graud-sight forthe RoVA'L FAxati., that it engaged their attention for two or three hours: It Was reported here they consisted of 1.2(1 Sail. There I . l:e're.. 6 ;nille:i Vt.!?.!;els with thern. On theircoming in view of the Y.,:cbt, a.ltoyal Salute . was,fired, which was ansi,vereil by,the Frig.it O. attendin ; Ttileir MA . - 'JESTIRS., Tis,,.: s:nn.t ,cere..nony was observed on parting. ilis ATA,Jr.sT): conversed with .- several of. • tile Otiiret': , ;, ' _ - - ' . •=. . Ertriv tins 'morning Ifi; M ~lI!!'PN' walked on the Esplanadoiattended tiy the t:;querrjes in waiting, and Colonel. Bk;aatio , v. ~. . . . Princess. .INIAAI- , bathed this morning . before breakfast., After'brealtfimt His ATAJEsTy, the PrincessesAtf (3 LISTA, SOPHII, and AMELIA, tb& Dulas of CI /.31 fir,r.t.titin and .li.rx - r, accompanied by Earls Mitt tltr.sor.r.n and Cu IZSTERVIELD, COMMIS . CART- 'WRIGHT and FITZROY, Ctitlllt MUNSTER, C01011e!S TArunt, CAMPBELL, and several others, rode on _horseback through the Camp s . - H er M AJE S TY an d The other PRINCESSLA Went in their carriages. ' . We had a.very grand Esplanade last evening, in , consequence of the weather being remarkably fine. Besides the ROYALTAMILY, we noticed the Earls. CHESTERFIELD, AIIACct.r.sFISLD, and PAULETT, Lords RIVERS and ThigTON, Count MUNSTER,,GC 7 nerals CARTWRIGHT, Vl'isZ Ro V, i\li o, MITCHELL,. and LINSELL, COnnteSSeS .MANFAIELD and RALINGR, and Lady Butxtiumr. They remained till the:guns fired, when they retired to the Lodge, and .Their MAJESTIES entertained them with. a Concert by the Qneen's Band. ' , Thus morning, at seven O'CIOCK, HIS MAJESTY rode on horseb3tik for a 'short time. Princess MARY, attended by Miss PLA.NTA, walked on, the Espla . nade. The ROYAL FAMILY did not go to sea this morn ing as intended, on account, we understand, of His MAJESTY being suddenly 'attacked with 'a slight rheumatism. .. Early this morning .Mr. r tF, the Messenger, ar rived with. Dispatches fruin Ministers to His MA- J,E sTy. We had a'eharriling sight. of the Fleet yest er d ay ; they were in view neirly the whole of the day. This evening the Ito VAL F.% NI I LY, ttre expected to honour the Theatre w;th pr2senco, to see the Cotnedyof The Rivals—Sir Anthony Absolute*Mr. S. KrAint.E„ who will, after the - Farce, deliver a Cento, sele&ed by hirnwlf from the. Works of SHAKSPEAgt, and addressed to the . Army and, Navy, on the threatened Invasion. Mr. fIANNUITIM, Who t 1 rire,i yesterday, will make his first appearance in in I a Agreeable, Sur is engaged for 61X, nights. Nothing,tinder full price was to hi,-taken.' Arrivals at Luees Hotel • Mr, and Mrs. Crew,: aud hunilv. Mr. nrta MTS. Butler,.!. Stokes, Esq. Mr . S. K.t.inble. Mr, Smith,' Mr. and .Mrs. Spencer and family, Mr. Nil Mrs. Cnl. (; - corge, and'Mr. Cp..Kerhy and lanol . The 0111479, SITU : ART, twin Jamaica, is arrived at Liverpool : she :piied with li, Fleet On the 4th of July, consistitng of about itio sail, got through the Gulph about 413 e 26th, and parted 'from them three weeks.sinee, in lat. 35. long. 41. Captain thinks that one o f the Fleet (a Brig) was 'captured off 'Cayenne. Orders art.:, issued for 'every line-of-battle Ship.at Portsmouth or PlYMouth, in a condition for sea, to sail imrnecliately for the Channel Fleet,- The PlCtory, Hero, Repulse, RRhona, and Saturn, will be ready at Portsmouth in a few days , and the , 9an. Joseph aud Lonclou„ at Plymouth. The Royal So vereiwUJ Ita ant 4.4koet other m, are in tOrward-il 'ICU* I INT.4l. , LlC:Bltifet itoßk sAUCti,ST FRIDAY. *The Cold Cup, value roo A s_ ror horses; &c. Four miles. Five Mr. t;arfor:lr's gr. m. It'lercia, by Coriander, aged Bst. 915. t Mr. Niellislt's tray colt, 4 y C. Ten to tun Mcrcia,—A very fine race for thie4 miles, st.alin after which Diddler broke down, • ~ Fifty Pounds added to one.thitcl of a Suhieriptlnn Pune fot 4'yr old' colts, 84. '711). ai.d miles 8,,t. 41b. ' tour miles; Twenty-font Subscribers or 25:•5. each. Mr. G: , rforth's gr. t. Vesta, b, I),:ipini - r Mr. MAlisit's b. c. by star 2 Sir It. T. Vane's n. c. Nlaster - 3 Two to t and 5 to z on Ai iter lietty.--4 anti ; ti) 12k.,t s: Vesta -.5 to t agair - ht Quid, and even b:tting VL and Q.,nl —Vesta went oil at score, teas ncver yv.vn.casy, , . StVcepstakes of sags, each, 20 ; t,s. ft. f 3yr o!d f,liic , Ist. „. I -n bah - Air. I iroa•Tear.leyrecr!„ tt. from Mr. Vl,' n..), nut o f I Mrs. lIIOi4,NTON". Yolix, SATVRIVY AUG. 24..—The Public w:11 pleased to hear, that thuugh Mr: Baomroan, w 1 NVJS to undertake the tame of TIIORNTO& in jockeysltip, doe not ride the h Made oetween them, yet they will hive a szlzt of the mo.it interesting nature this •as the acknoWledged •of ig to be disputed in competition with tne C, r Lady, who has the public tavuar mast strolOy in their wishes for :Alma's. ilfirs,Tito4NTON Walked over the course for the match made. with Mr. BAUMF01:1), Afterwards coinmenced a M..tch in which de Atm e Lady' . OS to ride two miles against • BUCKLE, the Sockey,well known at Nem markci other .places of sport as a rider of •the first c,‘i,2l)!•*c TnoawroN appeared dressed for the con test in a purple, cap and waii4eoat, co -rented skirts; pnrple slicks, and embroide . .L.d stock- -lags: she was every way in health and spirits, andseemed eager tbr the decision of the Mitch.---- Mr. BUCKLE was dressed in a blue cap, with blue-. bodied jacket and white sleeVes. MN. THothrT . carried 9st. 61b. Mr. BUCKLE last, t lb. At half-past three they started :.MN,Tuolorroy took the lead, which she kept for sonw time; Mr.. Bcrc,Ki.t: then put in ial his jockeyship, and pasSed tho Laily, which he kept for only a few lengths, when Mrs. TON, by .the most ex - wilent, we may trilby say— horsemanship—pushc4 tio wards ; and ca mein, Ipa style thy superior to any thing of 'the' , I . .indwe ever wit nesed; gaining her race by half a neck. , The man lier of Mrs. Ta c nix-fdrio's riding is certainly of the first deScriptinn ; indeed her seat and pricd_ management o f her hOrseliet bold ani steady . jockeysitip—amazed- one of the Incist crowdi crowded counes we have for a long time witnessed winning she ' was lAIIIO with „the iniJ4lvite.rated shouts oticongratuhition. , • Mrs. T: rode 4ridist4, sister to kill-a , vll, bs' A, egos, out of Nei/il.. 'Buciat rode Allegro-, by Regirsus, out of. jilegranti's-dain. As Mrs. Tit Oats'roN , was exercising her mare.early on Thursday morning, on the - York Race-Course, she again displayed her superior skill as an horse woman, by extricatingi herself from the moSt pe rilous situation tar at coming in zt full, *speed the mare bolted opposite to the Gr.ind . S:,ind, and made taWards the railing, and ixAbre Mrs, T. could nage . the mare, one Of its tore feet \vas der the railing, over which she tnust have been inoi. tably precipitated, had she not turned the mare, which slie etfeeted, not withstanding the shock she set;airied, which had nearly thrown her froin the %41.11 e. Tt was allowed by every one present that few jocitips could have extricated themselves in a similar predi cament: The jockey who rode agaimt her ,Was, nearly thrown Off also. • CORN EXCIIANGE Au c. Whent IVO uncommonly large, with several tatIL.T arriv..is of Forcign, and the buyers slovi in, purchasing at a re:- dtliAloll of upwards of per Quarter sine last Monlay, being expeaed cheaper. .Bales of Barley and Malt are exceeding dull, at rather less price s . White Nage Leavy and Cheaper. W e havo net 11>>t r arrivals Oats, but the quantity on 'hand is considerable, and this trlde.likewise quoted cheaper. flour is in good supWy, and 011 sis. per Said less ki.ty the Portsinotalt Nail Coaell was overturned into a pond on Frid.iy night lasi oppooite,the place where it uswliy.stops for the accommodation of the passeu gers to sup. The .pond, ben* deep, and tL Lli•jjlt dark, some apprehemion I,vai entertained for the lives of the travellers, th...! coachman, anaguard, were, 411 plunged into the wgt.l. The four its ide passengers , were taken 'out:dripping wet; but they bad sei:olved, no serious injury. A Naval Licut , , want, Ivrio fronl t 2nran-tup I.lti, the _ . deepost Tart, had also , a coinplete solki4 tgiaellinan and guar ti roeeived slight brui , c;: On, the 'l6th instant-cleparted thi. in It 1 " Matte` in %idlestel '‘r •I.(' , 1. ,t)Wri;ft, litrieilte I Iv II , , Int.( 1-011 c e`,114,C Collat.wt, an( thOghtt . i . , as - I),y vcry I.lw and distre . ,ist.d, who icere th c.t.nuitant objci".ts of his cliltrity, itlk! from vc-110141 dared not to deny a 4:npathizing'tear, - His 4 death was occasioned' bs grief, lit tho painful contingoticies t r i b t peCuliarly itlitre,ting; at tiic preselii period, anyt irc)ll4 which every -man, COCIV:, , OS th e opportunity, twiyexpeel to iiisil) GJl.len i , Tarvecit naniely, "rho 11th LOttery which begins nee. month' Wu should all hear to mind the old ;I'; • ./AS * tiONY so shall we reap." The THURSDAY, AUG. 22,; • Fifty Pounds given by the City at Yolk, added to a Subscript., lion Purse, for 6 yr olds and aged ; 6yr olds, tin. loth, and ague! 9 1.-I',OUr miles Mr, GartortiV4 Arlercia, aged Mr. Prer,:e's Ferguson, i, yrs old • - Mr. Hthvett's 131ack Strap, aged • . Lord Strathtnere's ltemenibrancer, 5 yrs old Duke of H a milt on ' s c h. h . by _,Vir, 4:11111r , 5 yr.; oi,t Lord Fitzwilliain's Sally, 5 yrs old Five to a on Mr, Gartorth's Marcia. ProduCe SWeepstakes of lingS• eaC ) ls ii• ft coils, est. 2117 . fillies gst.—*l hose marked thu, * ai:owi u 311). Two plltes. * Air. W. 14 W, Hewett's hr. I. Oy Sir Pew/. - 1.00 Fitz william's Caleb Q..ot'em, by Sir Peter - z Lord Straturnore'i b. c. by sir l'eter 3 * Lord Ettzwilliain'i Sir Paul. by Sir Peter - 4 Sir T, Gascoigne's ob. I.' by Precipitate * Mr. Linton's b. f. by flalob4awit,tit . - tl * Lord Fitzwillian's h. c. by 1 iattiz.lzioni in . „ pd Even betting on/Sir liter —8 and to ::,at. the winner. - I - 3 - dr dr •- dr