The Sun.
London, England, 1814-07-13 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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' - NEMIARKET JULY MEETING, 1814. •
TUESDAY, J.ILY 12. . . •
• Sweepstakes of 25gs each, T. Y. C.
Sir C. Bunhurr'g shiKiaeli, oat. ...... ..
Sir J.. Shelley's Vittoria, Bst. ' 3
' 2 to-1 agst Skipjack-3 to 1 agst Qum:li-5 to 4 agst Vittoria.
,Rencwal of the Sweepstakes of lois each, for 3-yr olds,
6st. 91b. 4-yr olds, bst. 11b: 5-yr olds,. Bst. 101 b. 6-yr olds,
. 9-st. -and aged, 9St. 21b. T. M. Jl.
Ld Sackville s f. by Alexander, 4 yis
Mr. Wyndham's Wasp,. 3 yrs
• : The Judge placed' but two. • .
6:.t0 4 agst Ld Sackville's f.--0 to 2 agst Mr. Windliarnis*Wasp.
Mr. Payne's f. by Heilley,'Sst. 4•lb. beat Sit J. Sheliey's Vit-
toria, 7st. 81b..T.y.q., lOngs.-75 to 2 .oti Mr. Payne's f. •
Fifty Pounds, for 5-yr olds carrying (isf. 91b.. 47-yr, olds, Bst.
5-yr olds,'Bst..Blb. 6-yr olds, Bst.l2lb. and aged bst. D. I.
Mi. Vansittart's gr. c." brother to Burleigh 3* , yrs ......,. 1
Ld Itous's.-gr: c.
.Q.uizzer., 4 yrs .... - • . 2
The Judge plac:itl lint two. '•
7 to 1 agst Mr. Vansittart's gr. c.-4'to i agst Quizzer.

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NAVAL NJ W 8:

-Packet; fid/-11
Ii as ttikedthe 2d ink. by the Harpy,AniericA
;privteer,'Of 10 guns and 110 hieri; 6tei• ari ac;
tion Of. three t)(1 a hkilfj she w~isic~n tip
to . the' passeiigers, and; is kilrii,ed at Painii;uili I
the mail iVas,

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DEAL, Jt t.Y 12.—Arrived the La'fly Flor ext;
Eas7t Indiamdti, froth Bein;tihind Portsmouth,; .
, • •
sailed .for the River: • Sailed hi4,Majeiq's , •
Vofester, Pincher, • and• Redlit; for Ports;
mddth. --Came ddwn fri;ai the River Man:.
. , •
,; ‘„
mion; THOMA 3, for Quebec..—lv s. vv:
. ,
P.ORTiMOUTH, JULY the
sloop of War froin,thc-Co:ist of France. Sailed
froth St. Helen's Roads his Majeny'S shifisAchar,
liztriler; land Plover, With a fleet for North Ame
rica and Neviffoundland-;' hiS Majesty's ships
Stirling Castle, Sceptre, and. Belie Poole, for the
Coast of i'rance.; and his Majesty's ships.
Bittern. and Growler for Plymouth. The only . •
convoys appointed are, his Majesty's ship Mag-
oil:lc:cot for • the- West Indies, and
,his -Majesty's
ship. Sparrow- for the. Mediterraneak.,— Wind
.Westerly. • . .
PLYMOUTH, JULY 11. —Caine in the Pigmy
schooher, from Port :Mahon aA Gibraltar ; and
the Sharpshooter and Ekort knn-brigs, from.
Portsvuouth..---SailedtheEgaiont niatu of war, and
Goldfinch sloop' of -war, for 13ourdeaux.—Wind

HARwIcH, JULY 12.—Arrived tNe Prince of
Ch'a.nge packet, with a Holland.

GREENLAND FISHERY:

• A vessel arrived at Peterheadimtigs the follow
ing account of the fishery GRAY, of
Aberdeen; 14 fish ; Princess of Wules, ditto, 5
Don, 'ditto, .7 ; 1-lerAde, .ditt-o, 1U; Middleton,
ditto, 1 ; St. Andrew, ditto, 103. ti!e. Bellona, of
London, 19 ; "Moltke, •cat ditto, 8 ; Ipswich, of
ditto, 1,2 : all the Peterhead vessels were well
fished. The last accounts from the fishery is the
12th June.

The Hope, Captain PulLLips, arrived at P ter-
head•on Thursday last, from Greenland, N‘i h 14
fish, a full. ship, and bringS an account of the suc-
cesses of the folloWing vessels belonging to this
port and London.--Hull :=—Anrora and,Gilder,
both well fished; Clapham 14, June 9th ; High-
flyer 3,.' May 31st; North Briton 2;' Sarah kind
Elizabeth, 14 ; Trafalgar 2 ; Walker 6.—Lon-
don :—,-Britannia, 19 ; Dundee 10 ; Experiment 1;.
Inverness. 3 ; C.iptain also re-
ports, that the. weather was favourable, and the
fishery in general very good.—(11411 Packet.)

The Lady. Flora,. licensed ship, •I's arrived off
Portsmouth.: she oiled front Rengal the latter
end of .1 beginning of February. This
ship brings the following information :---,
The Streat hain„Devonshi re, William Pitt, and Marchionesi
of•raeter,. regular, slips;. the Moriatt atid. Latavia,
„extra
ships the oanges. country ship ; ' the • General Kid, Van-
sittart, and Lady Flora, licensed ships, were at San&ar the
24th of January.
• The 'Northumberland, Sir William Pultenev, and Totten,-
ham', extra ships, sailed front Bengal, the:2sthcfor tiallq-ar, to
complete-their lading ; and the Glenmor,.sailed from Benpl
on the t2fi,th; for Loitdois. .

The Edgenia, Scott, from Java. and Penang., arrived at,
Bengal :2311.Janitary : on the 10th, off Jaggernant, spalte the
Lord. Melville, with two shipsin company, suppi:ed to be the
Carnatic and PrinceSs Clrarlotte, of Wales, from Bengal.

toe Egmont arrived at Plymbuth from Bonr7
deaux on Saturday the: 9th inst. having on board
800_ of the Royal Artillery, tinder,the command of
Major _IRANDRE:II-1. She likewise brought over
the Hon, Colonel ABEitCROiII3IE,. and DOYLEY,
of theAdjutant,General'S Department in France.
The whole oft the JamaiCa fleet tire known to
have arrived .except the following•:—Sarnuel,
GRAvEs master, bound to Fabnouth ; Dolphin,
BENSET master, bound to Gdernsey ; Conde De
Sarties ;, and-the Alice, SELKIRK, oonnd. to Li-
verpool ; 'Melly, 4AmEs:, bound to Greenock ; and
the Sw.allow, BELL, bound to, Whitehaven.