The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-01 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS. . . . ~ .. ','Llx i ()urn, !text'. 2v---A melancholy "atter -1:11Ce illiptielityl oil ifr.d.y latil, On board his Ma les frigate bola lying in the Sound ; the qiiten- ladinat of that ship ult.: lowering down .tor. the orpos e of its being ' liturtu replaced by•:it, flew, One but . liarniutly by, some. accid en t it xottotr, down by) Ain, and.the heel of it struck a sestlfikni whitll' ituied his head of}, drove his entualveortrplettil •1 1 , ,, ~„ 1, Ad his thigh bones into the deck. • ' • Lolt n , glit it blew a Very heavyttidellirottitAhet 40',111-wq, but the iiiipiiing aliiii parritialvd 1 ilot -. NeiveAniverl t d a ll y d, mage. . • . ; . %I:i'T‘ • t,ti , , Ll' . : he tsitl ow i tig transport; fruity lisbn ied-tistjrork 1 l ' lm uutlk ,and Scilly, vie.: Trilalgar, Harvey,; ktati44oti 43 4 /lihot r ; 'Hope, Tretuti i Patin), kowe l I ftt?lft ‘ L ' idi tl hootarif, l'iere ; Ann, Lewis ; Betsey, Neale t Ann. ' y riiitit 1 itiiirinii:. I hic;l4). ; col I onus Caesar, kuwe ; a tso - the bog Chinks :Intl So . .iii, T. ki‘ltiirilson, mate', truth +: Wake. eetgo ; bimot to Loodop, put in here ter cuti 7 . tuY; the btigAinio 041,, Imo, Istiptilote, with a citrgo..houitti 1 ` )1 "1 1 011, put iii Nit: . tiJi• ‘owluv ; the Thomas, Eariatit, , I tvol Lim p i ,I, with a cargo at moiler Lis Majesty' s 14:. thuallil(Nke iit %his puit'; the blessing, Lleke, front t ": 4(311 : 11, golle, Lltirl; and Eleanor, Collins, irein Wis. '''' i hi* : 11 Est• slop Athille,.ot 74 gulls, hunt 11°114' 1444111 1 464 'lke Purtugueie Slop Prowess Charlotte, C•Ale 1 , 14 kkiiii ni.iiiii nom Luniki,i, i, % iili a cargo oh liav4l Lures, wund ;tithe , by.itils. Wain up the thrbour to l)i p a id uff, his Ma . 1 ' 'Ts - blup Geau .. j Ells fit ;elly' r, o f 80 guns s ship ltittutior, of 74 g uns , . did "t Lit t roni hzuce, as stated yestelday, but rettialus ill («vitti4titl Lily. ' flit' 4l Tile 0 liutir iri4ate is emsedled to sail for Litib t , n l ,it"' S'cits, y, witti' a iflesenger charged with dis ..Ai", ..,,, ArilY N the tiaPPY Return, ....-- i 1101%%' London ; the ,:',13.1 :11061414 from 13,11,1441)k i Two Si3letl4' Stl4l36Yi l i 4 'l Poole ; . ilk. fr om of Somerset, ' A b hi* ;''9,4,vci,l' th c i i , ) it.°4lt". souttriti Valets, bJtiou; Witold. 1. 13 144 ' C "4 et Itskitoth, 410., se ; ruct ,9tstittl, lt ki 1 "i' 4 4 Irviii W4isie l'aLitie,' Tilimipso n , Igoitl '5):044;.. .. -44 i 4 11, Tai lot, treat Lynn ; ;Mil, the tatty, Ditch. 444:'"gilt hem Lonil , r i i ; .that iris ilatjeuy's frigate Iris, at ..; %Wu Sliortlatol, kWh the Stmitirun oil Brest. I , 41 fd a cartel with infirm, sick, and wounded gels 4 ptisancto for Modal*. • . rr itill the Honourable East India Compan)'s Eirket schooner liilit4l9, Joitu NV ALI'INO, CUM" 114/416rh tiny, G m 14 to Vratice, 73 days passogv, 'ltith thi ptlicli el ; she brikgs. intelhgence that a ; l 'lcil t .4 brig leiti.r of utiitine, with dispatches I rotin :A,raucoi had been Captured 'about three weeks pre + to lier departure by his NlJjestY's ships Eclipe '"I keltorse. . : i Ar4 L' , l thy, Span;sh schooner,' isetelle itfurida 11,, ,t'c''A, Master, trout Tenerilie; fur London ; and 110 i'lliAian vessel Gcri rude .10(111144, L. 8. ZuotElt, in Voke.y, for the Blltio. • , . —.h.— VAL,.,, , ' 44..43'11.1a, Aritzt. f.:B.—rtived this daythe • fro r. 4rwi,Vt racket, Captain • 14;4, with Mails britti„Li6 ' l '. Wlll 4l , Ito left oa the 2.:d ilmt. She c...10,...1ec0unt %hat OliVenz4 fell Oil the 17114 inst. 0 priboilvii ht ' ' l', 4.1„ '- LicArsPal 4„kkasetotio was at Z.I. • N I 0' 6,"!i4"'(1 W4I.LIVCITON 3t Ersaa, for the pur- il ' 1114 petting 'ilie F'ortuguese ttoops, leaving •oeco(iiii A iit kit ' _ . . dn ' "f Ut! Ariti.ill troolis`:'With Gcneral ii I""lllo44,4uatiers ut Viiia Formosa and,Nika• -4.1:b°1.44441 Ibldntrt, fallea I it cantOiaild '2009 linapi. 11 1, 0. 4 D I sulVlied. Ciudad liodrigo contains .:.1 , 01)0 .L.', u4cladliz I,lls about 4000.,..4114.. there_ were • ;m1.4,...1.1151:1 transports in the Tagus,' atrout' tat) lf:j fi: Wore to leav e hi a few disy, ait.t , the 14c.44!;., wrr convoy tit hi 4 ud'eit ''li lii I ' ) r rellto)'— •Wiie' tv ; wt'rtlyin, i Vi to . lw ' ," t h e ,' -11144 lna Majvsly's ships Bigligu,ri quiolds , IIII I:li Ike lioti: CK.ilme Ileektit.avl Flu coo l . . 4Niatilf Etizatent, ~lbererentlie, 'and ilein.:' • ta.44 ::::lh beeral friipte# and Sloops of war. it s- VII h at " Ltrliv (Ittlatity of concealed gun-1)004c! 11)t..1,4r.1i 4.111114 .4)11., board ifie. ArneriCan' vessels in .I/„,/es ' NO Plfekei WaS''at:' Lishort : when' . 14 , ri„,:r'N4 I to!.. .0:t the otlt \ eh, ipolte the 1 40,, ' e114P4111. anil Winds:dr:Co it!, packets, tlie r 4'411114441 . LAI . ' ~1 .,,,n i ea "r tv notil the Atediterrailiant 140 4 1 , , 4 ,: ii 111..ktrigkisiltallt, Fow I.g a , from beer.. t, e 0 . ' li c onvoy for 11,,, NlCditstrraneen, which s4i'LY ..":::"(lvd to,eatt here Eton, Parttanapilt. - l c , I,i" ttldaY ve‘v•ral transports' for. PlYinauth, . e 11- 1 tr .0 t htk,l fill 1 .. ' , Pii -lor Portugril. the Ufrotsirlioint IL.1„ - 1. 16 ' 0 , • and the Vuumskeri. a 'racket for ~ 11, rr4nr.in 1'14 ! Cl t ;,-./ ' . • . ' ''':; ~ I,l..iiii, '',,./ . /e (i p•:‘,..k.et, witik 41,0. i for I fie latle''''' . 1 , is drtiiiitd. by tontrary,WisidS : - " I A v * ' :I'l4 l'i-iti:t\ P : 111 " . 529 .'"'63..1 .hack tlte..itrtisus a, . 1 ~ i4ll. ,I'diA tkrt outlet convoy, congisting fig - . , 1., ~.4,.... v. ........-. . '.' ' ' ' ~.. kiletriii; ~ Llt 7 , t . 6.---Altiv,sidi,.hlik"Alijesty's ship ~, . iiiil, 4 14 i : "it 4:lh.xitier. Naie, fruin iSobpo,. ft! (4: 0,0 4 •liii ;,9.lllttlitti Lin Ail, i off .I)overl, also h.., ,„ ;1 , nna i, • '.. 41 air , .witit rtitich dainitg e 'lli h Vri,,,,,,,i. ~I g ing ; she- vsni chased I t - -I I - ,ps 1 . k1! It v lij dlt. I 1 4. 4 . itiect tutu throe tatliotus. v....ityr ff , 0 vessel 4 ware dilven on shdre, under the Foreland, by French privateers, last ,night, and it is feared they will go to pieces. • •., • . French privateers have been in shoals on our coast, ris will be seen by. the following letters t-- ' '", DOVER, APRIL pn.—Last night, a heavy firing "was' kept up from the Castle and am/ ies . for the :40aCe ofun hour and half, upon the enntny's Oliva! teer - s, who, taking advantage of ,the absence or our cruiers, were off here in shoals, and I .am sorry to 'say; they caused great havoc amongst a small fleet of eight vessels, which lett Dungeness in company yest relay. Herewith are the particulars as. they bay come to my knowledge, viz.-•A schooner, pine unknOwn, captured lost night by two pave ' teen', at seven o'clock, the brig Esperance, of Lynn, driven on slime Under the South Foreland ; the brig 'Flow env of Edinburgh, ditto; the brig, IPticome Friends, from Swansea, ditto; the brig Alert, of Sunderland, ditto. Too brigs are supposed to have gone to Ramsgate, and one sloop got .in here.-- Thiee of the enemy's privoteers were: baying under the South Vineland, ..With close reefed mainsails, 1;1 , 1 night ; . and two of them this morning, at seven o'clock, made an attempt to capture a large ship - off the mouth of the harbour, . but wero foiled, our countrymen being too many for them.--Where our b loopi of oar have got to, is not known, but are supposed tnbe so much to Leeward, as not to be able tul i p up." EXTRACT OP ANOTHER. LETTER, SAME PATE. " Last night, past ten o'clock, sis, or seven French privweers were off here, and so near, 'that from some of them we could hear, the men speak to each other on board. . They chaced five vermeil; on shot* in St. Margaret's Bay, No men of war were (41 - here." Ijne BRrrrs►r NAVY.—There are now in, WM. MisSiull 768 ships of war, o)r which 155 are of the line, 2 trom 6o lo 44 . guns, 102 lrigates, 14& sleups of war, 6 bombs and tire•ships, 163 armed brigs, SO caters, 70 act►nuaers and loggers; be s►de's whith, there are building, repairing, and in ()Ninny, a number that make ►he whole otnount 1043 shipa,of war, of whiCh e 55 are of the line. i 410.01•••••• BARDADOEV, Fes. B.—Several large French pi vaterrs, fitted oufitt American porta, are cruishig off' (~uattaloapc. One Ut . them a a ship of 24 guns, called the frugram.—Our men of war are gone in pursuit ut diem. Letters were• yesterday receice.t from Gibraltar, datasi -she 841+ Wiiital it appears, that the ,eirlalphus rcket, yllich sailed from ;unhurt) the 25th ult. Ma r l arrived.—A fleet from Enl,land prow arrived these ahmit the same time. 'the Duke of Marlborough packet has arrived at Falmoutli.trom Linhon, from whence she sailed the 244 instait. She has hronelit passengers, lactate nartvcolontA BRAND, Surgeon VASSAL, LiNtllfi• nant B4nt.ow, and /11061 m. BULNOW, SAiii.ll, atql TAti. , (ou , A Aienili:a of the Curies, whose persan, hy,bis ciifice, is sacred Iron arrest, is s,iid to have -been, seized and imprisoned in the Castle, of St.' Sebas tin, and it Was ihtendeil, that two mole -Methhers of that august Bialy should 'receive the same treat ment on the following day. Letters from Parisi to the 26th ult, have been re , . veined. They cummuttiotte, that the entbarrasi. ;news of:the commercial Cl 'WWI were daily increiti=v ing.i Souse of the oldest and best-esiablished'hoases:' in tliLq . city have been under the-necessity of yiel6' ing to the pressure of the times, .and sutipending their payments. Among-these are mentioned the house of },i.ibelt and Co.,ciosely emulated with the firm! of and, Co. at Amsterda m; D o y en ' an d Co. laud 'Pierlot " Such," adds'orie of tile !otters, " are the happy effects of the Continental' s: . • , Papere have been rec e ived f ront B uenos A yres by 1 the : way of Liverpool, to the date of January '2l, these we learn, that the commander of the Army of the North, D. 'INIANest. LlELQuallo, had had an encounter with the people of Paraguay, in which he stotnOletely defeated them, and took a standard and some pieces of artillery. The Members of t 1.1 Society for the Encourage ment of the' Atts,.. ManufaCtures and cotnrueiili their .Atinivqrsary pioner yesterday at . .•thot ...town and Anchor. 1 1 he•Duke of , NOttOt.a. ws4 in . the Chair; ' And a :Very nutnerouti company seMbled. : usual Loyal and Con.stitutidual . , .r„ails (vete given, as well as many Public Institu lions, ill of whielt were received with warm' appro. The liukts of Sussex, who was elected ii Member en Wednesday list, was preyented, by indi:position, from li:tending, and was nominated oiie Of th e St ewa rd s lor the next Anniverh.ary,—' When the Workington Agtieultural Stlciety Was "given as a toast, Mr, euk w Member fee Carlisle, expri!Kietlli .r is 4;164461't0n in eloquent teitii4, and gave a,griltitying.nceoutit of its pi oiperity. The flay wits 'onliVpned by. son 16n11, Snrili and other proteisiorial Geerle men , An account from kith, of the death of Mrs; "Itgct . ittnot4, the wile of 'Mr. Isit:r.upos, of• Covent.. gattltti l'iteatre, t young, beautiful, ,and amiable woman, re:idled own this It)filifig. ' : Aleytilk l ol4l . l6l Wril be, held itst..ebelteit 110 , • pitst,on :outlay flyXs ,the in , tant, fur the trial ! of Ltent.-Colottel JOHNSTONU, ,of the toed tegitilrtit, ChatgoS ealninieil hy Captain 111.iiiir, LA the Nary, late Guytlnor Of New South' ‘Nrals. , P4hr or five tholls3nd Spatilardmi ihe wreck of Ilatt;4llA . 3• • army, an,l Nisonera who had e go . ed Irony o w h. wt•ro coliutted tat Egretnus 10. wardh rii6 hhtlec lbc . conntmott vt (3f:- hero' Cdb . t AN )3. ' FEMALE FASIIIONS FOn mak. FROM pA RUDE 4SSEMEILFE or THE rftEsittr )4tOzSTit, tt'EitlPW DRESS. A probe and i}etticoat of white satin, with short sleeves, trimmed. with gi ern ur }ellow c i.uvor w hich i$ worn a li hi great itrapery of crape, Listened. on the left shoulder withinmpitut, or carnelian brooch ; folded over the lett .6ide of 1 o.llcure in front, nearly concealing the waist on th at side part of the drapery is simply bound in at the_ bottinvof the waist, and conhned u n der neat h th e d ra p er y iii fror. ; entirely ornknicnted round with yellow chenille. With this , drisk is worts u Turkish •turban of green crape, with trimming to correspond, with plume an the right side. The hair in 'Sm M all ind curls, divided on the right side. Amber or ciirnelian necklace. loves of white kid. ' Shoes of green kid,*ir silk., FROM ACKER!!4ANN'S EFOSITOOY OF ARV, FASIIIONS) MANUFACTURES, 8:c. A TALL NC TOLL DROSS A' Raman robe of pink crape, worn over white gossamer satin. A long Spanish slashed sleeve, with an :moque butt' of tine net lace ; _horizontal stripe front, with a of fine net round the bosom. The cashes of the sleeve tilled with folds of white satin, and their terminations finished with silver filigree, or mother of pearl buttons. A cest us of White satin, with correspondent clasp and brooch. !Cur in waved curls confined round the head with a wreath of Pet elan roses, separated in the centre of the liarelieqd. eat ! . chain and cross of Peruvian gold; ear.drops ;of the same. An occasions! scarf of l'atis net, ittarea whitsilver.:. White satin slippers,ornamemed with pink rosett:s. Wh4glovcs of )',tench kid 4 andtan of spangled grape. LAISi. A white muslin robe, with long sleeves. An Algerine tunic of white satin, trimmed round the bottom and'busom with net pr silver fringe, sinipl eintrived titlhecentie with a Regemy, brooch. A Tui;,,an eto.ak, Or snort coat, with arm:holes, composed of plain liidian muslin. similar with • the robe,. 'and Weil cerulean bloc barsnet ; yinimed founat the back and down each bide with boost lace. put on The clnik, thrown open in trout, so as to s hit the tunic and o u ster rube. ft helmet cap, en•npubcd of silver net 'and spadgleS, ornamented with a ,luster of the .Lawador roses in trout. A treble ilei.k.cltain and ear. rinds of elastic 'Wien gold. Closes and shoes ut white Last night we received some Frunelt Papers, winch though not of a later date than ti ose that bad tore reitelled town, have afforded u: the folloWing reinarliiibk an icto, which wt4ty befare our readers, without Any citininvnt. It is extracted froni the .41writerir 01 . the 15111 ultimo. • uspowr TO WS MAJIISiIf Tr•ia iNPEIIOIt AND KING. Sleety.- , 4 had the honour to submit to your Ma-. jesty on the fad of March last, the disclosures of the Sieur,Cuntisse Owen, an Olficer of the British Navy, prisoner of war at BeSancon. The result thereof was, that this prisoner had concerted with a Sieur Lsupper, an . Odiccr in the 4th Swiss Regi ment, the means of surprising Owen, according to rite promise he had received, as he said, from Mr. Mackenzie, to whom the plan had been , commonicated, was to have been exchang ed, and to command the Expedition and Laupper, whose battalion was in Harrison in Belleisle, charged himself with the recruiting of partizans arming the ()Meets and soldiers, to t.R.G:ir the communications bet Wren the ctuizers and the coast, &c: It Was at Brsancist where Lanpper had stayed, some time, white conducting recruits to his corps, that this plot w (timed. .. Am mg the papers Which the Sim Owen pro duced in support of his sentiments;there appeared many letters whieh Laupper had addressed to hint from Rennes, and, in . which tech st aed that evi.:l al Officers hid joined themselves to the conspirscy: and especially a Slew Laudis, who, he asserted, was to' give iu his resignation, for the pui pose of follow ing. Owen. to England. Its i.ursuatice of. the orders which.l had given, Litopper and Laudii Wee arrest 'ed at Rennes. The first declared, that. having had or7cision to know' the Sieur Owen, on his way to Besancon, and finding cimself prettied by the want of - money, he had appeared to' receive the proposi tions which the Englishman had made to him, 'of procuthig particular information respecting Belleisle, or the plans and maps of that place ; but he main taint; that, he would not have pretended to enter into 'his Views, but in order to thaw IroM him the stints whiat . ,:ke had promised, that he never intended to ass :mitt ptojeas; that he had not even the means Of doing so, for he had resided only 1 3 days in On his arrival at. Rennes, Laupper was arreited.. for debts contraded to his iegiment. It waOiotiong, he added, beftire he received a letter froin Sieur Omen, in which he reminded him of their reciprocal premises, and shoutmeed the op proaehing, arrival of the money ; in fact he trans mitted to him, at two periods, two Oahu, one for 10on francs, mid the other for 400, but they %vete not paid. In the meantime, the Stem Owen, in sisting and, advising him to bring into their. in terests SOIDI3 of his comrades; he then described to him; as an Officer of his regiment, the Sieiir Landis, an old grenadier, who was in prison with him; and he protests that this soldier was totally ignorant of the part which he was made id pert'orm in his Cot . - tespondence with the English prisoner. Landis is, i r itsit,.4o old grenadier of the 4th SA los regiment, who;haVing‘been reduced in ;eon, remained in the department IYlllet Oriente, in quality of Ls% mitt Fort/slier ; he had been imprisoned for filing a musket at same person. It tints in his' prison that , he found Laupper. He declared that .he ,outer ro ceived front him any overtures respetiing his inter course with the Sicar•Uweo,, and, vith)hc excels , tion of the letters of Laupper, the investigation has not hitherto produced any proulagainst hint. What ' lever may be !bp Lanpper, and the grsottids on which he supports them,it does not .4ppear,to me that they can be capable of justifying him in oppo sition to the, suspicions Which lus correspondence , thewith Sieur Owen establishes again; I have the honour to propose to your Majesty to order the transmission of the Pelvis to the Minister Warr, I inn with• the most profound respect, &c. (Signe.t) The Doke, ltuv tiseo, Referred Kettle Grand Judie, to cause th e l aws of the )3 . ..invite to tie carried (signet.l) NAM ICON. rat Act of the Thitilleries,l4lllApril . , 1 8 1.1 •' By Mil Ei`petor's °Myr,. (Signed) BASS.prOV The Rey. M.TEttlix, walyysterdity instituted, by the Siti lit /4 1 ). 01 Wti 4.; 1: ILSTEIt ,tO itcdoi y ail I),'turner, Han% odv by tbe tivaill of S ir L. 11 7 [WPM 24, -Bart.-•Ntroo, c riltat Y, Esti. 13111011 TO, Aram eg. : Creak were the apprehenlion b)Celted last It ght by the reneV+tt ditotrikiiice which 'took- place be tween the loth Dragoons and the South.G,thicc:sier and so intetetately determined did they tip peAr to ins - olt and As , tittit each oilier; tht,' Liming tbe progress of abt, , .11 two 110011, all attempts to ise pAratc• and keep' 'h em :minder %ter. : In Chtirch-;.street, Np,,w-street, King-stiee., the Netv-: road, North -street, beifle-squale,.and Maribor , ugh; place,- the. t tith Diagnntis were to be found Wag» filing parties of irom two and three to six, or eight . number; the ti,,i;tit glunce,ter had a numerical superirnity in it flices, and the body dt townie. people were beyond all • count. The latter, how tver, were spectnoris merely, a few excepted, Hha •. Occasionally endeavoured, . by Words, to stitnutote tine !ontbatanis to fresh rtes of viUlettee, some ap-1 plat Wing one party anther-ate the other. 'The iniu tary were in their be.!.t uniforms, and all had .ide arms ; and though they were Certainly Cataiuth ill not making a.dangerous use of them, the loth un sheathed and flourished their sabres, but sPyttr.,l lost their weaprins in scuffles, and others had tlit:irs wrenched from them by the Sokith G.nuftster t . p.cket•guard, which was Comtnend,ibly alert on thsi occasion, and many were conducted as prisoners tise_Guard.hottie. Had the attune of the 101 1 .1 been equal to what they promised, much blood unlit have heen spilt, hut, intoxicated a• ritany'of them appeared, to intsai:•.l Ili. their 'wva. pens cerratr,ly nude no part' of their intentioth, , t hough when" the dame ot discord is once thorough ly lighted, it is impossible fo say where it ly cad. In Cits•le.square an Officer of the ix:pi !miter ruddy treated by the Dragoons, but the tuallrcarne to bis assistance, and the chief ink - floors .were secured. - - At the iloniingdunirto North -street; where the Ilev. Ito% find Hill was bowing forth to n'closety wedg , d in congregation, tituch confusion At true, time tiredontinattd, fur A soldier or two of tire South Glouees:er, who wets closely pursursd by those. of the sought tetitge there, and where their pursuers followed them wttJi as little liesitatinmancl celettiony; the shriek; ot the vvQmen allti'theVlllol -1- 8t101)8 ut the preachev 'being equally disregarOed. From the dispel the spidters again found their way into time street, where risky encountered fresh opponents, and wtiere, iii the ge r 'tern' confusion, it .w . is.imposit.ble to di•tinguish tits, partictiltn• cputlatt of any. • I - I love us groat pleas sure toiliciloild tWo ur t.hree ' 0111;:elS or lac , tuth, as well ai'lloise of the, Sat Gloutestet, e:tccedingly aOive in fityptes.ing and the greater pal( of the soldiers eventually retired to then quarters, and the - barracki, at their interposition. 1 . 0 gice any like an Accurate description ot the Confused seem,. ut iast night la impussib:e, bui,„ happil).4, the mischief resoltrog bum theta was Out trifling. . u, The first quarrel t‘:iich the . , two regiments bad wa it co .- 0161y unpremeditated . .but such orunto bu advanced in favour of the last, and the only way s . in .. our opinion, to prsvent a recurreliccol betwtseta them,- is to place them at t , uch a'clittslll,3 frorn each haler, that their dislikes .cannot be itaeil np on to. the endangering of the lives of either,--. 'Though which at ihe contending parties were most to btarrso_inight be Very difficult to (4cicle, it inteit be 'obvious to every one that neither, last &right, were in the right, and it is our sincere linpe teat neith er will hate thi• opportunity of hottc!, round so ottending again. What measures have beets :iiitYpt eJ by theOrlicers Of the two torpi, to hr.szrve or der among their subordinates in future=,' hate not yet transpired. 'L he la.ltionable population of this pin,. is , once more on the tuctease, as the Steyne promenade ata. fur Jed pleasing prouts of yesterday, 'foe weato, was fine, hod the band of ttkubliouth Qloucester en livened the parade with their best tuelodieg. Thu weather to-day !tats •been tempestuous fitrolig S. W'. wind at present predutinates.-441onsing ilera hi) . PROVI Boxrwo.—A match for 100 guineas, betwixt a Stimorsetsbire man of the name of San. derson, aid Flowers, of brutiiing . .fame, took place at HaaelV, Hants; on Mond* Ffuwers his been spoken of as a boxer of strtingth and science equal to Pnweis, of the London siitxd, and hit adversary, who never beibre loaght for any stake, received his eduealion at a taillins actidetuy in that part of Sumer eltshire bordering on Bristol, which produced Golly, L 'a Chicken, the &tellers, Ctlb, See. and 1141efe tlkis sort of honing -is field , imbigber reptile than plodding or spelling. The battle was of very obstinate nature, although Sanderson gave a mono. in the•tirst round both were hit down with blows of strength, and in the second Flowers had a rib broke, by right-handed hinge from his adversary. Before they had fought eighteen minutes, Sander. son's, head,. having our repeatedly received the lett- , hand. straight hits of 'his adversary, Iris features were hid, and in this state be got his jaw broke in the ninth round. Nothing but the courage of the, nice could have protrattecta battle of this' kind, true with n broken jaw, and the oth er w ith a brOkett but it was maintained twenty minutes longer with a ruffian-like tury, which bears no comprison with many 'Modern battles. Tbo men hit without flinching, , and were) knocked down without mur muring, until a blew behind the right ear set Sm dvrson twileop; and ins life was tit4paired•of.• nit . iiiteuispre,ent subwribeti 4o guine a s to the loser, or' hiS nal 'V' . 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