The Sun.
London, England, 1808-08-23 00:00:00

CORK, AUG. 15.

We,are concerned to state a melancholy accident
which occurred yes' erday: As a pleasure boat, contain-
ing Lieut. FELLO,, s, Royal Navy, Mr. 111ITC4ELL•
and a young man named Stmt.-twits:, was going from
this city to Co, e, she upset in a squall'of wind clgse
by his Majesty's Ship Trent, and instantly sunk,
and, we are sorry to add, •Lieut. FELLOWS, who
caught told of her rigging, went down With her,
Dever to use again ! Mr. MITCHELL., being a good
swimmer, iturriedi,itely laid hold of SyLLIVAN, and
swain with him on his back, until titt'jr_Were picked
up by one of toe Boats of the Trent.—Lieut. FEL-
-1.(n%.5• is tlesetedly regretted by a outnberpt.frietids;
he ;I, five years under the immediate command .of
Lord NELSoN, and has left a wife and two `d ti
to lament his untimely death.

1.;.1 3 REPORT,

COURT OF C Atv C FRY, MJc. to,
FERRIS V. KEENE AND WOOD•

then a mono' 'thii day made by Sir Satuier,
RouTLLY and Mr. HE.vi-D, _which- was oppbsed by
Mess.rS-HART and:tot:LEß, the LotitpCHANCELLOR
granted an iojunclion to restrain the' Defendant
Wood (who had been emplf.!yed by the Plainth. to
assist in the management and condottof !he. Batlz
Journal) from printing `and publishing the' said
Paper,..and from removing the said-trade or business
from the premises where the same is and has been
for Many y, s carried n, and from setting pp Any
Paper called' The 'Bath Journal, or any-other Paper
in continuation thereof; and al&o horn enticing
away any of the servants or workmen from their
present emplo% mont.
After disposal of a few other cases,' which
pressed for a decision, •the Cour+ -adjdurned over till
the aist of October, the ,seal day before Michaelmas
Term. :

Yesterday, between .twelve and one o'clock,- as
some boys were ,atnusing themselves gathering
rooms in the Park, Ailey starPtf a Wax on the
north side of the. bason.,• iieyna;d ran with great
velocity towards the Horse-Guards; but by the time
he got to the end -of the .canal, the cry of Fox 1
Fox had tren echoed from one end-of,-.the,Park
to the whet:, 60 that 3 great number orPgitiple were
collected there to obstruct his progress. 114 nard
was, howeler, too cunning to coconut% Ghost of
soldiers and immediately ti the --cV, a CL!icr VY am
a cOnsiderable di,tot,ce up the "Capil,Aidingde-
Aance to his pursuers. In the o,w4ti • tune, • two
young recruiis, expert swirnmer,:, Stfiliped-iid... went
after,hil,but they were. soon ciisititeA.d. lieynard,
Ito es, t, (ot tired 01 his aquatic t.xcloisiou, and
approaChed the shore, u lien he was at 'last caught
by Srjeant -LovtE, of the 3d Foot-Guards, who car-
ried him iu triumi h toitileGuard.house.

RoWING NlATC[l.—Y(,,terday. the sii, er cup given
by the Pruprietor•of t .It(e Buck, on Millbank,
was again rowed tor, by lour-oateri Pi;:asure-boats.—
The-pri'ee %sac; contested tur on the.22d of August ;
but, itt cons. goence of a dt•ptite .which
,occurred
when the boas cattle in, it was agreed to decide
the Match by another trial Of-skill.- -'l7he boats ap-
pointed for race, .namely, the- Diana, and
Hero, ct ri Jrom the Roe Bock about four o'clock,
to go Oh oug. the centre arch of Westminster-bridge,
n t,ae , and go rOt.nl a boat moored off the
distillery at the pof Milbank, and from 'thence to
a boat near the Roe Blit.k• stairs. At the outset the
Fox it„,k the lead, land .she.fmally won the cup in
a grand style. 'The Diana was the second 'boat.—
The competitors were young rirn, amateurs of row-
ing, and t hey diviaycd much ill and resolution in
the r viiurite exercise.. Milbank and tne River ex.
bioiCed,an immense number of si,eatator, and the
scene was highly interesting to the admirers of
aqu tttc sports.

AFIVAT'IC GALA.—A few evenings siTice, the pro-
menaders on the" bank near Richmond •Bridge were
agreeably surpri,ed by, the appearanCe oilier Grace.
the Ddthess of BuOcr.Evoir, and'a- party- of fashion-
ables, gliding on the water in a Leautiful barge,
adomed v..ith streamers, and a rich 'canopy of green
Persian silk. The Ladies were dressed in green, and
the dppeaced like water ditinhies. A second bare,
failed with el, glut. company, habitedalso in green,
'towed close to theDuci,es and when they arrived
in a convenient situation, the ro'< ers laid on their
fizlpd- of music, which atttnded each coin=
pony, then played a %oriel), of music; and the No-.
ancrGentry on the banks part'ic'ipated in the
ple.:ure derived by the water party. Toward, dusk
the Pi,ches,i and company landed and returned to
Lord bToPFORD'S.