The Sun.
London, England, 1809-09-06 00:00:00

Clurctt. renewed his engagement at ,the Lycentli
la,t night in the part of haat, in the Duenna, which
be performed with as much spirit as ever, and ,was
most warmiy applauded by a numtrous.audience.--'
On account .of the sudden indisposition of Mrs.
MotitiTarN, Miss E. BOLTON read the pat of
Clara. The Opera altogether 'went off very
which indeed is generally the case at this 'Theatre.
General MONNET and General OSTEN have arriy#
ed at Deal, in the Monarch, Captain LEE. The(
went to breakfast with Admiral CAMPBELL. Gen,
MoNNET was not in uniform . he is a coarse, vull
gar looking man. General OSTEN was dresged in
splendid uniform. The latter was as much beloved
at Walcheren, as the former was.detested ; and he
has,' on every occasion, shewn himself the humane
enemy of any English sailors who have been cast
away on theisland, or who have been carried in
prisoners, always using his best endeavours to pro-
cure the liberty of aged seamen. , General Csres
headed the several sorties made by the garrislm of
Flushing, and was fortunate enough to escape un-
wounded.
General MONNET had the command at Flushing,
about ten years. He has amassed a fortune of: up-
Wards of 100,0001. He raised a contribution of
seven and a half per cent. per annum on the inha-
bitants, in the nature of the property tax, and re-
ceived a shilling a gallon for all the gin smuggled.
This last article produced him enormous sums.
Mrs. HALE has arrived in to,-vu at her father's
house„ the Chevalier BusPlNl,•from Copenhagen,
This lady l is, wife to, F. Itaoa, E'sq. one of the Coal-
missioners who signed-the Vrelimaties of peueat
St.,Croix. What renders her arrival the more inte,
resting is, that she is one of a 'number of other ladies
who were preserved •by excavating the earth for
their reception, which was arched over, and pro--,
tested them from the bombardtrient-against the city
of Copenhagen by the British.:`
Yesterday morning; about two o'clock, Coiling-
bourn, one of theesoffiCers of nion-Hall, having re
ceived inforMaiion that' some' persons had been con'
veyed in a wounded state into a house in Belvidere-
place, St. Georqcs-fidds, and that the report of, two
pistols had been' heard, immediately went to the.
'house. On d6riianding admission he was refused',
and it ska's not • 011ie- had atiempted to force open
the. door ticat_ it was. opened. ..kbp otiicpr pro"
ceeded 'directly Up stairs, and.in the front room on
the'upper story he discovered a young gentleman iii
bed, appaientlyin great agony," in consequence of
wound which he had received in the side; in th 6
back room oh the same floor was a young laq lii
bed, 4a° iii wounded state. Collingbourn imme- ,
diarein€lir-for Mr. Wagstaff, a Surgeon, who. Q'
examining the wenndedpersons said that the Geo-7
tleman had received a wound in the right side of his
body, with a pistol ball, and that the ball had entered
just 'beneath the lower rib ; the Lady bad also re-
ceived a wound on one side app.irently with a pistol,
shot. -It appeared that the Gentleman had paid Jo
addresses, to the Lady for about three months; they
had been out togetherspending the evening, and rep
turned from the city about twelve o'clock to 14,P
[wise of the father of the Gentleman, in belviBe_r_"
Jut before the c:j'ast'a
place, in a hackney coach.
reached his father's door, lie discharged
at his companion, and another at himself;
fort
natelyohe young Lady's wounds are not consider•!
ed dangerous ; his own areria,l'a serious
Fearing -that he had not compleTed his purpose, lls
contrived to swallow a quantity of opium soon after
he was_taken out of the coach. It is supposed that
jealousy was the cause of this rash-ad. Both the
,i.arties are under twenty years of age. .Goff, ono-7
then of the Police-OtHeers, is with the parties, till,
further information can be obtained relative to Orig.
melancholy transariion.
A most beautiful and noble sight presented itsel,,
at Aldborough, on the Suliblk coast, last week.--".
Upwards of 350 ships, many from the Baltic, laden
with timber, deals, and naval stores, colliers, Pa
some from Flushing, with French prisoners and
wounded men;—what *wind!here was being astainai
them, at the turnApf the tide, they anchored off that
place, and remained within a small distance th°,
greater part of the day.
On Sunday sc'nnight a young Lady of the 'mar
of Ashworth, in company with amber Lady, beibg,
on the Thames in a boat, they were overtaken bi
another friendly party in a sating boat, into ,s WO/-
they were invited. Whilst stepping into the boat'.
in Chelsea Reach, Miss Ashworth tell between the
boa's, and was drowned. Site was-a very respect'
able young Lacy, of good property. Tbe body Waa
thund on Sunday evening, and yesterday a Coroner's
Jury returned a veretet of Accidental Death.
CORN-EXCBANGE.—There are but short supplies
of Wheat to-day, hue samples are rather clearer ;
New, fur seed, upwards of I l os. per quitter ;
ley, likewise, in short supply, a ed maintains i•s price;
in M-dt and Win'e Peas,. little variation ; Grey, oud
Beans at the two kinds scarcely at late prices;
there, are considerable supplies of oats, bi-lt prime
samples are dearer ; flour at late prices, fine Ame-
rica,', 48s. to s:es. per barrel.

SHIP N&kr",

.9RAVESEND, S'iP,FEMBER 3.

'Arrived- -the Liberty, Smith, and A lexa:cler, Engor, troth
Stockholin ; Oceatt, ounce, and Hannah, Rcay, 'turn Qua'
bee ; Catherine, Waller, and Catherin.!
Gottenburgii.. . •
Sailed—the Macedonia, jacovich; for Gibraltar ; loachia,
Blason, for Walchcren ; and the Scot:Ill, Love, tor Marti"
nique. •

SEPT.. 4. Arrived--the N. S. de; Carmen,' from Co'
runna.
Sailed—the Simon Cock. Piiisr)n, for Rio laneiro; SOP
liollett, fur Prince Edw.,rd ; i 1•` ,:
New Provident:4; and• the•Namy, f,r )011. _

DIED.

On Wed!'.?.sii..-,-; !Ist, at Towlst-me Lolge, near -I.icicaster
Peregrine t`w'y Fsq. -.S.
At his botis I'.rtnta-:-square, Sir
Murray, Bart. of ,:art)i.y, ui ,c,,Oand.
Lately, at MancheMary Deighton, 'wife of Mr'
Thomas Deighton, of ta.i:

PRICE Ul' .11-OCK,S

YESTLRDA

Bank Stock, z6B 270
Navy S per tent. W.
per cent::

Incli '.;•:(:ck,
Italia 13„11,,,., 225, 23g. pr.
Exch. lin :•;, g.. 17s pr.
Otnnium,i pr. '
imperial 3 per Ccnt.
Diti. Ann.
tor'Aceount,'6Bi

4 per Cent. shut
net tent. „ed. 68
3 per :2extt. Cons. 68 k
Anu. shut' •