The Sun.
London, England, 1814-10-05 00:00:00

WINDSOR; Ocr. 4

This morning Princess Atlbuserit, with her
usual attendants, rode on horseback •in the Great
Park. Her MAJESTY, and Princesses ELIZABETH
arid MARY, tunk an airing to Frogmore. Princess
SormA rook her usual airing in the Little Park.'
RoY HtiNr.--Yesterday morning, soon after
10 o'clock, a numerous ficld of sportsmen attend-
ed in the Bottom, bettieen Swinley and Ascot-
heath Race-ground, where two fine deer were
turned out together; they ran with great Swift-
ness by the side of each other,' taking.towards the
Old Dog Kennel, making to the left. of Bruknell ;
the dogs in full chase bet'w.een Caesar's Camp and
Swinlev. The homild4 fen in with a herd- of out-
lying deer; it was some time before the huntsmen
could get theta away ; they lost the two (leer for
some time, having., got a-head a long way, but
founethem, and renewed the chace in -the Bot-
tom, near the King's Bench Hill, taking to the
left by Wokinglunn, through the inclosures, by
the edge of the forest 'towards Swinley, where
they Were taken, after above four hours running.
Several sporting horses took tickets • for the
King's Hundred •for.the next AScot-Ileath Races.

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R IC 11 eic+: 4. toe ean.oy
Paeitet;-ivith a mail afiii pasieagia
ben. Ttie cutter i)tr flits lialliiiiir;
tdt in; d *teeit.
rosTEk; from SliTti6ti;
N..E.

Ole Gld4o-,i;
trigiite, frolic Portsmotith haing tin liritirdL;ora
111E12t4LE; alid the bthei. Lord of.
Alsip arrived the Deux FivtieS,
cattle; PhettAata sloop of tsar; from i3'
ctiiizt;
affil several. colliefi:

PORTSMOUTH, •OCT. initi
leaky, the Rosittio,-Hoprtil.4N, ftlitu St. Peters=
burgh, bound, to Vigo ; and the Hanna SnUrvi;.
SANbERSOiIi fi;6111 Wi id,iw, with tindiee.: Sailed
his Majesty's ship Archer; for ,Ter,:ey ; Rhin; l'ot
PlYincnith ; and the. Fervent; ors a eritizt.
Majesty's ship Dtincad, with ii bottnti-to.
Brazils; SO:141,- S-3.; and St. Helenti, with flit
Majesty's ships Prevokarite and tie :10w
tinder weigh ; but We thi,ik thqv Will bring 6p in
Si. Helen's Itoatis this uies'ent
coiroyS are; la; INT,joSty's ship Yatiatit; Wt. the.
\Vett li lies ; •and his Mlniestv's ClaPe;.l.ol"
NeH'oundiand.,—Wnid Eastei-?y:
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DEAti OCT. 4.—Gantt:do:vn front the River his
Majesty's ship Freya, and salted for •Portsmotith.
-Sailed his-.MajeSty's ship Wariior, -tor dittn.
'rived the Curdelia- situp of war; from the West-
ward. Remain his Majesty's ships and trans-
ports as per last ; the latter with the German
glop on board, windbound —Wind N. E.

GIBRALTAR, SEPT- I2,—A convoy for England;
under the Sparrowhawk and Scout brigs of war;
is nOw waiting a wind in Sandy Bay:

Extract of a Letter froto Tillau, data Sept: 15.
" The 13th inst. arrived iti our roads, Captain'
liewrzßcitc, of the Charlotte, having' it tow the
English brig Friends, of Stockton, Capt. REVAL
FRANK. This vessel was found adrift seven miles.
N. E. of Gothhindi loaded with tallow, heatp,
&c. from Petershnrgh, Without any hands on
board."

On ‘Vednasday arrived in Whitby harbour,. his
Majesty's gun-brig Wrangkri. Captain Cliawortis;
from Gottenhurgb, with dispatches, having ex-
perienced much tempestuous ‘veather o❑ the'pat-
sage.•+--(ifult Packet, oct:3.)
The Mary Ann,, ISAR ROW, froth' ZIL•IaS to Lai -
don, was totally lost in the Swirl, on Saturday or
Sunday night last. Crew saved •