The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-21 00:00:00

The return ;catch between th,
Clubs took place yesterday 0
100 soy. a side, anti was decided

DEDDENIZAZi.
First Innings .
Second ditto .

SWALLOWTIELD.
• 124 First Innings
• 149 Second ditto

. 132
. - 119

Total

2731 Total . • 251
Majority for Beddenbam 22.

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, SEPT. 20.—Wind N.W.—Passed through from the
River his Majesty's ship Blonde, Captain Lord Byron, for
Portsmouth and the Sandwich Islands; Old Maid, Tully, for
Rio Janeiro ; Lusitania, Gibbons, for Oporto ; and Arethusa,
Dawson, for Gibraltar. Arrived the Henry and Sarah, Bart-
lett, from Pernambuco ; and Orient, , from Salem.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 20.—Wind N.N.W.—Passed by
the Wight the Andromeda, Muddle, from Bengal. Arrived
the Admiral Berkeley transport, from Algiers ; and the Dublin
Packet &tang; from Vera Cruz, left there the ship Tiger,
Duke, and the brig Francis, Walker; spoke on the 18th of
August the Faith, from Honduras, in the Gulf of Florida, and
on the 4th of September, in lat. 40. long. 48. the Marshall,
Bennett, from Honduras. Sailed the Hebe, Harrison, for
Lisbon.

PLYstouTn, Sterr. 19.--Wind N.N.W.—Arrived the
Catherira, of Amsterdam. Sailed the Schroder, Schroder, for
Malaga ; and a Bark for Sierra Leone.
Livutroor., SEPT. 19.—Arrived the Braganza, Allen,
from New York; Fanny, Peacock, from 3laranham; Idris,
Griffiths, from Pernambuco ; Susan, Williams, from Rio
Janeiro ; Finchett, --., from Cape Breton ; Friendship,
—, from Pictou ; Shannon, from Mirarnichi ;
and Nestor, Mordaff, from Petersburgit.

Extract of a letter from the swots to Lloyd's :
" Pernambuco, Aug, 9.—A British vessel has been ordered to
ltio Janeiro, stated to be the Venus, from Palermo; also the
American schooner Spartan, without any communication from
the Commander of the squadron to any of the Consuls."

It is supposed that not less than 15,0001. trill
have been expended upon the new Conservatory alone, at Mr.
At-Exits:LlEU BARING'S magnificent seat, the Grange, near
A I resford.
13utIGLA Y AND RODBERY.-firiformation was
yesterday received at the different public offices of a burglary
and extensive robbery committed in the premises of Mr. Brad-
ley, silk-mercer and hosier, No. 126, Newgate-street, corner
of Oiltspur-street, between Saturday night and yesterday morn-
ing. The thieves effected an entrance, it is presumed, by the
aid of picklock-keys, which have latterly been brought to such
an amazing pitch of excellence, that no wards, however inge-
niously constructed, can resist their application. When the
concern was closed on Saturday night, every thing was left in
the usual order; but on entering the premises yesterday morn-
' ing, the whole was a scene of confusion ; goods of all sorts
were scattered about, and parcels, which had evidently been
intended for removal, lay upon the counter. Amongst the
property actually carried off are the following articles :--50
silk shawls and scarfs, 50 pieces of Irish linen, 32 packages of
silk handkerchiefs, 10 pieces of black and coloured bombasin,
several pieces of black silk, and a few dozen of ready-made
shirts. With this Immense luggage, it is impossible that the
fellows could have got away in so public a place without the
concurrence of three watchmen, whose different beats all ter.
initiate at that one point ; but it is presumed that the plunder
was ready packed, and, as is the practice with burglars, a coach
was brought up to the door, when the goods were deliberately
stowed in and driven away. A reward of 501. has been offered
for the apprehension of the persona concerned.
On Saturday night, a hnrd.working and sober
man, named Balmer, residing in the Horse and Groom Yard,
Millbank-street;Westminster, attended a supper at Mr. Basis,
the Two Brewers, in Millbank-street, which is close by the se-
veral large stone wharfs, heretofore belonging to the late Sir
W. Staines. Bulmer was of uncommonly regular habits for a
coalhcavcr, but on the present occasion he forgot his usual pre-
cautions, and left the house much intoxicated. Instead of going
along Milbank-street towards his house, he appears to have
turned round by the public.house' and gone on to the wharf,
where he fell into the Thames, and soon afterwards an alarm
was given of somebody having fallen into the Thames, but
perceiving wfe
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had
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on shuenday was drowned. Isismorning, aims
not come home, she got up to go to see for him, and as she
approached the Two Brewers public house, she met the watch.
man, and asked him if he had seen anything of her husband.
Ilesaid "No, but," added he, "1 hope it is not your husband
that is drowned : they have just got a drowned man out of the
'Thames!" The poor woman, withmuch increased agitation pro-
ceeded on her inquiry, and on arriving where the body was
deposited, she found that the watchman's suddenly expressed
apprehensions were but too true. A Coroner's Inquest wets
held on the accidental drowning lust night, at the Bull, Little
College-street.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.— About two o'clock
yesterday morning, the watchman of Charles:street, Middlesex
Hospital going his rounds, perceived an elderly female suspended
by two strings from the knocker on the door of 22, Cumber-
land-street. Ile instantly cut her down, and on examining her
more closely, perceived she had nearly accomplished her object.
lie took her to the Mary-la-bonne watchhouse, where site was
brought to a propersense (by Mr. Toms, the night constable,) of
the folly and impiety of such rashness ; when she declared that it
was solely caused by excessive misery. Her name, she said,
was Ann Bradsell, and she had lately become destitute,
in conseqaence of being deserted by her husband, who, how-
ever, had made her an allowance, of 3s. 6d. per week, which
was totally insufficient to supply the wants of nature.
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mentioned the residence of some of her friends, and they ',Pete
sent to, and on their arrival she was allowed to depart With
them.

A youth, 17 years of age, of the name of Flo-
rence, was drowned yesterday morning in Chelsea
Reach. He was with a party of Our others,
steering, when the boat was run foul of by ano-
ther, and the concussion threw him overboard.
Be was the sou of a poulterer at liattlebridge.