The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-29 00:00:00

BRIGIITON, JuLv

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This town was-in tine continued bustle during the
whole of last night; but whether from the real sear-
City of-beds, or from the inclination of- walking p*:
streets, which many did, that the more sober dis-
posed individuals should be deprived of theirusual
rest, by the clamour which was kept up on the:ex.r
terior of their dwellings, we shall -not pretend to .4-RTir
termine ;, :though we are inclined to think that t4e
latter was in a great measure the case. Several, in
the' course of the night, were conveyed to the guard-'
house by the patrole ; and some business, we doubt
sot, is already arranged for the Magistrates at LeWes
r_
to-inorrow.
The sporting men „this morning were at their
Sunday's, devotion on the Steyne, i. e. they were dis-
charging the debts they had coutn.:-.led on the Race ;
Hill yesterday,.and..proposing and accepting bets to '
be decided at the.sp.me, place.to-morrow, . The Egre-
mont. Stake, seetned,mostTto, occupy their attention.
The favourite is Trafalgar ; but 6 to 4 -was betted ipl
favour of the field; anti 3 to I pgainst 'l3i-onze.,—,
Some mention was made of Pavilion, which leads
1,-Is to! infer that , this horse. is matched to 1
run. to:-,..
morrow. Such noise and .confusion prevailed' here:,
last night, at some of the private E. 0. shops, that
the Constable was more than
.once called Up to exert
*else big authority, end-, restore. tranquillity- to the
neighbourhood.. At one hOuSe a guard of several
Me -of men of the South Gloucester were .planted
until day-light, with instruCliOps to. take all . into.
Custody who shoilld appear rictpu4disposedin that • '
'quarter. -
The Churches and Chapels had numerous con -s,
gregations—and Prayers! were read to, -the , Smith 'i
Plonbester Militia.' on the Steyne.. , The !lifitary.
parade on Marlborough
.Steyne, it is. supposed, will
have. a very- numerous attendance-of spectators this

• evening. -
A selea party of Nobility dine with the.Pinlig
at the Pavilion. His Rclyal Highness, it Is supposech
will honour the. Undress Ball at the Castle.to-morrow

evening with his presence..
The Theatre last night was very elegantly criaw-
t*cl. Miss liartNroN ,in the Honey 11100n,,perfornr,

.d with her Ilsual- spirit ; and,.MARA's Brute radderN,--.
i• Abe bight before, was a chef-dceuvre. The dance
bf the Savage, which was performed Ipst night, is
:-principally taken from the [hid Islanders, and has
tbuvh merit. The graceful aaion of Miss LUYINO
it displays to-the most interesting advantage.
Lord DARLINGTpIi!, the Hon. BERKELEY CRA.-

irtN, and other dashing bettors, are, at present,
ac-
- Lively employed among the knowing ones on ' the
tteyne. The sums tbatb have- been paid and receiv7
zld there this morning are immense ; and what,i,is.
iletter; they have been paid and received in perfe6t
kOad humour ; which, atiall times, does'ilet happen
- - tt) be the case,

MADRAS GO VEKNMENT GAZETTE FEB. 18

THE M1RK0R,AA141...4

n Sundair last accou tits were ;received in ,town
Of the safe arrival in the River
_Ganges) of the Brig
Goverizor Bie, KOOTER, from the Isle of
France, which place she left the .5t4 of December
last: The Ship Fredeijcksnagoii, formerly the Up-
ton Cagle, is also arrived'in the River,, from the
Isla of France. Two.of Our Frigates were cruizing
bff the Island. They itept close in With the shore,
and bbari4ed every VesSel they _could come up with.
Two large Ships, however, supposed to liave been
prizes, have evaded their vigilance, and got 'safe :into
port. The Ptinceis Charlotte was about to-sail for
Batavia, for. a cargo of rice, which article bore a .very
high 'price at the Mauritins.. . An. armed FrenCh
.Brig was ready to sail, as a packet;for Europe; ,

isiAD#AS
Ettraft of a Letter from Tranquebar, dated Feb.' 0.
We haVe had no arrialS latelk'frorn the Isl of:.
kance, and all that we :have heard is,
beral DE. CAE.ti and Ihe•inbalitatits id general, are:.much 'bore civil and attent“.e to British, Subjc;as,
prisoners Or otherwise, than they have hitherto Been.
'The Danish. Packet WhiOh the tt.Oriliy-ansd re-
g.PeElable General ANIZIt.IS a Passenger for Europe;
gdiled the '7th instant. tc. is noyi,Aa.-
ifig Governor," 4Y. : • 's : -
BOMBAY, 14.--2 the fikosniz.--Eait, Indianian
livas under Orders; to sail.. far i engal, at:the shortest
notice, under convoy' Of His Majesty's Ship, F9x;
gnd in company with the.. Ships carrying his
lency the. Persian Arritiaisadorand

. .
ti)OKE has been very attractive in Dublin, and
f. '
.according tb..report, he-,went through:all his,elEirac-;,1
tern with a considerable portion of theatrical . spiny,
and without the admixtute of any other.
• Mr, FICIWORTH, the Gentleman who *as con-
cerned hi a recent duel with the Earl of BARRY- .
MORE, appeared, 'it seems, stripped. to the waist
ivlieti lie entered upon the contest and the reason' .
he assigned. was, that balls often carried into the
body portions of the clotho,. as was indeed the case
with the illustrious NELON: But Mr. HO'sVORTH
bad, by this means, agi opportunity of proving that
he disdained .to resort' to any Clandestine 'security,
Which is probably very often the prglice,with those
who engage in such perilous adventures.
WILLtAM THE THIRD.--AH E.AlUtt,..Strial3 Statue of
this great Champion of
.British Liberty td be
erected in St. James's-square, and. the I.vorkmtm
commenced
.their operations on Saturday last. 2, ~
The foundation of the Statue below the w-aterkis,
to be of brick and Spanish terrace; the pedestAk*.i,h,
be ten feet high ; and the Statue is to be the:1010.),
size as that at Charing-Cross. Subscriptions to the..
amount of 80001.., were colle&ed eight years ago. for.
this purpose. - The plan is under the direEtion of
Mr. BACON, the Statuary.,.
A similar Statue:of the late Duke of Bsnroap is,
shortly to be ereC.,ted in Russell-square. t BlooMs-'
bury and The
are to decorated in the
same manner. ,

The rumour of the approach of alititish Squadron
appears to have excited very great alarm iu the
Spanish Settlements along the,River Ylate. Accord
lug to the-report of the Master of a Poriuguzielhr.es-:,
*el, arrived at Plymouth, the wealthy ialtabistutis
were remitting home the produce and spscie they
could collea.

Died do the 4th of March,. on .her, pasagsa 1101134
from Madras, Mrs. Lj 011 T, WifQ Of WILLIAM .1.3Q1-111-,,
.Esq. o tl.at place.