The Sun.
London, England, 1808-05-03 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS.

FAIMOUTII, 'APRIL 30.—Atrived the American
Ship Osage, Capt.pumax, from L'Orient, five days
passage ; 11fr. NOURSP., an American Messenger,
landed from her, and set off immediately on his ar-
rival for London with
_dispatches to the American
Minister there; she brings accounts of the capture
of the Sappho and _Nen Privateers, of Loudon, by
the Syrene and Italienne Frigates, which arrived at
Franee on _the 26th March, and which had also cap,
tared the English Ship Susan and Sarah, KING.
By the French_Papers, brought by the Osage, the
following is extrgled from the Journal de Commerce:
" VENICE, MARCH 24.—Our Papers announce
that the Toulon and. RoChefort Squadrons, forming
ten Sail of the Line, and several other Ships of War,
fortunately arrived in Corfu Roads on the' 25th
February ; on the appearance' of those Squadrons.
the Enemy's Ships retired, and the navigation of the
Gulf is quite open."
• The Osage was detained at L'Orient five weeki
in consequence of having been boarded by a British
Cruiier. BU-ONAPARTE has declared that he will,
nut allow any one nation to remain neutral. .

FlARwicu, MAY -2.—Yesterday evening sailed the
/Ackland Packet, Capt. BRIDGa, for Heligoland.
Arrived this day His Majesty's Ships Ranger-and
Rose from a cruize, and. remain with thirty-five
of Transports, having on board the 4th, 28th, 74th,
and 92d Regiments, and part of the 9.5 th title
Corfu.

PLYMOUTH, MAY. L.—Arrived the Betsey, VEN-.
Int WILLIAMS master, from St. Kltt's, boutid to
London, last from Milford,' where she arrive& very
leaky,, laden with sugar' and rum, put iu here for
convoy.
Came down from the Harbour, and anchored in
the Sound, his Majesty's Ship Thais, of 18 guns.
Arrived the George Hall, from Ireland, with pro-
visions.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY e.--Sailed the Avenger Sloop
of War, Capt. WWITE, and Amelia Frigate, with
a convoy of about 20 Sail, for North 'America.
Admiral BERTIR this day hoisted his Flag on board
the Leopard, of 50 guns.

DEAL, MAY 2.—Sailed his Majesty's Brig Des-
perate on a cruize.
Arrived his Majesty's Ship Trompeuse, from a
cruize, and remain in the Downs with his Majesty's
Ships the Expedition, &c. as per last.

SPORTIAG INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, IBA

MONDAY, MAY 2.
Ld C.Sornerset'sWhltc ltiise, 3 yrs old ot. alb. beat Gee
Grosvtmor's Roast Beef, 4 yrs olu, 1). 1. ioogs.-3 to z
on IVhite Rose Rose.

Sweepstakes of bogs each,ll. ft. R.M.
Mr. Craven's c. Beau Nash, by "Pritinpator, bought of
Mr. Northey, gst. Ob. - -
Mr; Hailers hr. c. by Kill Devil, darn by Trumpator,
bought of Mr. Voltvon, Sat. alb.,
Mr. Strape' b, c. Thu Mouk, by Ambrosio, oat of Ste.
pletbsedi (bun, Sat.:ails. :. • - •
3 to 1 on Beau Nash.
Sweepstakes of wogs each, h. ft. for the produce of untried
.. mares, or at tried mares covered by untied stallions ; colts
cart) nig Bst. 41b. .fillies'Bst. Across the Plat.
'1). of Crouton's c. Vandyke, by Sir Peter, out or Dab-
chick - - , - - i
Mr. Lake's b. f. Oberea, by Sorcerer, out of Deceit - 2
Lit Grosvenor's I. Isis, by Sir Peter, out of lbts . 3
Sir F. Standisit's e. by Mr. Teazle, out of Parisot • 4
Sir C. liunbufy's 1. Agnes, by Sorcerer, out of Amelia 3
Mr.,l Browne's f. by Teddy the Grinder, out of Phan-
tasmagoria - . . . - - .pd
D. of G ratton's 1. (dead) by Coriander, out of Drab - pd
$ tot agst Vandyke- 3to i apt Oberea-7 to 4on hit— 3to
2 agst Agnes

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The Prince's Stakes or wogs each, h. ft. for colts and fillies
rising 3 y ) old ;.cults carrying gst. 71b. and fillies list. .4its•
AG, o,t, the Hat.
c. Bradbury, by Delpini, dim by Young

Marko - - - - I
D. of Grafton's f. by Coriander, out of Peppertrunt - 2
Gen. (iOWerS b. t. Te.ale, by Worthy, out of Thistle,
by Iribaoctpecker - - - - pd
Ld Grosvenor's f. Leopardess, by Alexander, out of
Nimble ' . - . • - Pd
Mr. Meilish's c. Hit-or-tniss, `rather to Luck's-ill . pd
Mr. Mellish's t. Agnes, by Shuttle out Of PlastQw's dam pd
5 to 2 on Bradbury.

Sweepstakes of tongs each, h. ft. tilt colts and fillies rising
3 yrs old ; colts sst. 510. fillies S. 21b. Across the F.Ott.
D. of Gratton's c, Vandyke, by Sir Peter, out of Dab-
•chick . - -
Mr. Ma!fish's b. c. Weaver, by Shuttle .
Ld Grosienor's b. c. Chester, by Sir Peter
Ld Foley's b. I. by Worthy, out of Miss Fury . ' .
Gen, Gower's br. 1. by Worthy, out of a sister to Ago-
ristes - - - - pd
Mr. Nlellish's b. 1. Anna, by Coriander - ' - pd
Lu Foley's Perrowitz, broths to Little Peter - pd
6to 2 agst Vandyke-5 toe agst Weaver---6, to 4 agst Chester.

2

I .
Gen. Grosvcnor's Rideman, 2 yrs old, bat. ilb. beat Air.
Vansittart's MomentiHa, 3 yrs old, Bst. rolb. . Across the
Flat, wogs It. ft.-3 to s agst Rifleman.
1.41 Stowell's brother to Bustard, Bst. 31b. beat Gen. Gros-
; venor's,jolui.o'Gaurit, Bst. Ab. M. cogs. h. It. --7.t0 4 Oft
Bustard.
Ltt Lowther's Trafalgar, Bst. alb. beat Ld Foley's Filly.
ling, Bst.
-Ab. Ab. M. 2,..0g5. h. It. ----i to 4 on Trafalgar.
. . .. . . _ ... ...

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Sir C. Turner's Mr. (Wilily, Bst. ito. beat Siri. 41. aw.
kin's Clermont, sat. ylb, Ab. M. wogs. h. ft.--7 to 4on
Ld Sackville's Bustard, beat Mr. Wilson's PaviliOn,
Sst. 41b. Ab. M. togs.-7 to 4on Bustard.
Stawell's Deceiver, Bst beat Mr. Payne's Ferdinand,
6st. tjlb. Ab M. loop. h. ft.-2 to lon Deceiver.
Mr. Shakespear's b. c. Discount, by 'ready, beat Mr.
Wyndliain's b. c. by. Whiskey, out of Minion, S*t. 41b.
Two.yr old Course, toogs.---6 to 4 on Dis Count.
Mr: Watson's brother to Fathom, 6st. 31b.. beat Mr.
Paync's Tudor,_ Bst. glb. Two-yr old C. soogs.—s to 4 con
the brother to Fathom. •

Sir Honeywood's Bacchanal, 7st. 41b. beat D. of Graf.
ton's Parasol, ast. 91b. D. 1. aoogs. h. ft.-7 to 4 agst Bac-
Gi14114 I.

AccinaNT.-I—The body . of a promising, youth
'seventeen years of age, of the name:of Jertnyn, an
apprentiCe to a linen-draper in Totteultam-court-
road, and the son of Mr. Jermyn, of Homerton,
Was picked up tloataig on the surtace of the Thames,
above Bridge, yesterday morning, and to all appear-
ances the body had been for several days iu the wa--
ter. The deceased, had not been heard of since
Wednesday last, on which day be was sent to Lam-
beth to receive a bill of 21. bin he had not re-
ceived the money. He was supposed to hiive taken
a boat with another youth, who is Missing, and
which boat was picked up at, Wapping on Thursday
morning last.

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