The Sun.
London, England, 1809-07-13 00:00:00

ICTAVAL NEWS.

YARMOUTH, JULY t t.`—Arrived a French priva-
teer, of four guns, cut out of the Erns by the boats
of the Censor gun-brig. She had made only one
cruize, in which she took a brig. The crew (about

20 men) deserted from her.
Arrived his Majesty's gun-brig Vixen, remain-
ing in the Roads with the Roebuck Acute, • and

Havoc.

. PLYMOUTH, JULY 1 t.—Arrived the Harlequin,
from a cruise; the Jupiter, JONES, from London ;
the Diana, Jorms, from Westport, laden with pro-
vision;, for this Port; the Hero, PATTERSON, from
Quebec, bound to this Port, laden with timber,
masts, &c.

His Majesty's ship Russell, of 74 guns, has cap-
,
iured in the East. Indies,
.the Bellone French priva-
teer, who vainly attempted to engage the Russell;
sthe has been a very successful 'cruizer in the Indian
seas.

Sailed ttie Orestes sloop of war, on a cruize to

the westward.

Went up the harbour to be repaired his Majesty's

ship Circe.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 12.—Arrived the 4EZive,
LAMI; Betsey,• PARK; Three Sisters, HicKs, from
Sunderland; also the Supply, MOCKFORV, from
Wateribrd.

Sailed the Indignant, Vesuvius, revastation, Des-
perate, and Hussar for the Downs, with a convoy of
transports of about 30 sail. Sailed 'also the Thomas
and Judith, POUNDS ; tiLltl Providence, SMITH, for
London.

DEAL, JULY 12.—.-Arrived his Majesty's ship Ve-
nerable, from Portsmouth.
Sailed his Majesty's ships Centaur apd Superb on
a cruize off Flushing.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET lULY MEETING, 1809.

AZDNESDAY.

Mr. Vansittirt's Currycomb, bst, rolb. beat D. of Graf-
ton's Doleful. 7bt. Ab. Al. wogs. h. it.-3 to tun Curry-
comb.

Mr. Vansittart's Currycomb, Sst. tolb. beat Ld Lowther's
Yellow Hammer, list. sin. First hall of Ab. M. zoQgs. h.
*t.--t ttoB un urry colub.

The July Oatlands of sogs. each, h. ft,7-Across the Flat.
Mr. Wilson's Miss buploar yrs. old. Bbt. 21b. - - t
Lord lianyrnore's Anglolnn, 3 yrs. old, bst 31b. .. 2
Lord F. Ci Usbornc's Poppy, 3 y rs. old, Est. 81b. - 3
Duke of Rutfand's Ned. 4 yrs. uld,' Sat. . - 4
Lurd Lowt PeLisei dgeU, 41b. 5
C. BrOWlle'S oetvil,e, 6 yrs. old, SSt. 71b..
Mr. Trevanion's Stripling, 5 yrs. old, tist. 71b. - pd
Lord Grosvetior's l'uLk, 3 yrs old, 7st. - -
540 2 Aerit to t agst Poppy.

• fifty Pounds for r. °las carrying Est. 91b.-4-yr. olds Bst.
s-yr. olds Bse. Sib. -O•yr. old hst. 121D.--111(1,aged 9st.
0: I.
Lord lersey's bh. Langton, aged - -
Duke of liratton's b. m Vanity, 6 yrs. old -
\Lord Osburnes en. In. Nurall, 6 yrs. old,
Major 4Viison's cii. in. uniper, 4 yrs. old -
7t04 on Langton-2 to I agst Vanity.
D. of Rlitiana s Saivatur, Sat. blb.agst Sir C. Turner's
' Clitoris, 6st. zlb. East halt of Ab. NI.. Zoogs. 11. ft. Ott
by eJasent.
Mr. Payne's c. by Waxy, out of Tarantula, rec. ft. from
Ld H. G. Osoorne's b. c. (dead) by Shuttle, out of Drowsy,
21. b. each. Two-yr old Course, wogs. h. ft.
Mr. Thornhill's Ralphina, ast t ilb. rec. ft. from General
Crosvenor's Woodwell-bead, 7st. 810. New July Course,
longs It.
Ld, jersey's Langton, 85t.,131b. ret. ft. from Gen. Grosve-
nor'sWoodwell-hcad, 7L-1. ilb. R. M. wogs.

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Yesterday evening, at seven o'clock, the Purser of
the ship Sit Stephen Luihington, arrived at the East
India House front Portsmouth, and left the follow-
ing ships off the Isle of Wight, steering for the
Downs, viz.

William Pitt, Hugh Inglis, Earl St. Vincent, Harriet,
Sir William Bensley, Sovereign, Huddart, Indus, Northum-
berland, Euphrates, and Lord Eldon.

The Sir Stephen Lushington sailed from Madras
on the tst of Mardi, arrived at St. Helena on the
3d of May, found there the abode-mentioned ships,
.under convoy of his Majesty's ship Culloden, and
the Terpsichore frigate, frptn whence they sailed on
'the loth of May. -
The Calcutta, Bengal, Lady Jane Dundas, and
Jane Duchess of Gordon, parted wilh the above fleet
off. the Mauritius in a severe gale on the 14th of,
March.

The Cujinels, outward-bound, arrived at St.
He*pa on the sth of May, with his :I,lajeity's ship
Wassail. •

•
Lady Castlereagh, outward-bound, al-lived at St.
Helena on the sth of May. •

The Sir Stephen Lushington left .at Madras the
Ocean; Union, Tottenham, and General Stuart.
The Asia and Walthamstow had sailed from Ma-
dras for Ceylon the 11th of February.' '
The ships from Bengal sailed from thence about
-.the 6th of February.
Three French french frigates, and two brigs were
cruizing off Pulo Auroe, the 21 at January. •
The Sir 'Stephen Lushington arrived at Madras
the 13th of Feb. and was dispatched for England as
a packet on the Ist of March.

SUICIDE.---A Gentleman of the name of Forten,
a man of considerable property, put an end
,to •his
existence in the Park, yesterday morning, by
Charging a pistol at his head. The commission of
the fatal a& was observed by a couple of porters to a
Chinaman, in Oxford-street ; but on going to the
unfortunate man, there was no sign of life. The
deceased was nearly 60 years of age, and laboured
under a malady which deranged his intelle&s at
times. He lodged in Duke-street, Oxford-street.
He had risen and gone out earlier than usual yester-
day,

• Tuesday morning, Holloway, clerk of St.
I,lv/fence Church, Cateatoti-strowt, was discover-
ed in the church hanging to the bannisters lead-
ing to the gallery, and quite dead. The deceased
was between sixty and seventy years of age, and
ad bten clerk of the above parish nearly forty years.