The Sun.
London, England, 1812-09-30 00:00:00

isit,VariARICET FIRST OCTOBER. 151,2;

TUESDAItii SEPT. 99.
Mr. Sbakespear's Hydaspes, beat Mr. Andre.,v' TropTi'iniug
SI. 71b. each. Ab. M. 200 gs. h. ft.' .7 to 40 i Hydasp 's.
(Second Ycu) Oue-tbird of a Subscri., ion of esg . cacl.l7 for
4-yr old colts, est. Loll), and fillies, ss. 71b. :1.:. J 304
&I.! the property of subscribers.
Sir C. Banbury's b. c. Rival, 4 yrs .
majw• wil3on's b. c. Bolter, 4 yrs
3 to 1 on Rival.

ft

Mr. Shakespear's Jolter, rec. 80g,s. from Major Wllsods
flolter, apt. tlb. each. T. Y. C. tongs. b. ft.
Mr. Shnkespear's 1214). rec. logs. from MaS,,or
Wilson's Bolter, 3 5.. 71b. T. Y. C. 100gs.' b. ft.
Mr. Thornhill'i ApiarinS,. Bst. 71b. ag3t Mr. Shakespear'3
tobadil, ast. 41h. A. F. lilOgs. Off conseat.

HAYMARKET.--Vir, -j'ALnoi te..nearedilast
.in -the part Of Frederic, in ,the Cnnedy of The
Poor -Gentlenzan..—There is a regulated. vivacitl
in this p.rformer Which renders the da.sinag
characters of modern comedy more probable
as well as interestin4. This observation,
however; is less, applicable fo the Comely be"
fOne I.IS, to. the ordinary Foductions- of toe day,
M'-. TAt.aOT'S performance was'ivarked gentle-
ly humour throdghoin, fn! 'the liVely sv''s
of the character itppeared.to betne.result of feet'
ing, and the qrdent pis 6t of native generosity._
• Ve, understand STEELE, of the Royal Af;i-
vines, has just: -cowpleted .a play from ttlal•l9lC
COTTIN'S beautiful French story of Mans
field.
The Ilenrieta, 14;1AsoN., from Miramiclii to Lir•
verpoo!,
.has been taken and retaken, mid wa,
going into Malfax. •
The Trafalgar, HARRISON, from to
LOndoti, was driven ailiore 'yesterday tllOrni:
near.Southwold ; crew saved.
A literary -gentleman, who is the author of
so,n,, dramatic pieces that were well receiced at,
Drnri, wrote t) the Committee soon after tl'e
recent limited 'l'.idinission to the lighting'2ll;, ,
presing hishopes that the Conniiittee would not
'deprive hitt) of the .pleasure of viewing the no',
edifice in tl2e street
• One of the best contested saiiitig matelfes: eve'
witnessed, and upon which considerabie,bets de-
pended, was decided at Leith on Tuesday seni-'
night betwixt two pleasure boats, the Jessey. and
the. Wellington. They started from :the Pier:
head at me o'clock, went round Inchkeitli, pass-
-edtke buoy of Craigwaugh, and returned to Leith-
harbour (a distance of about 17 miles), at fol're
At starting, the Wellington -took and kept the leatt
.till,,the boats passed the nOrthward of the Inch,
when the Jessy made upon her, and after an equal
run ef several- miles, got a-head, and reached the
.harb-our not quite five minutes before 'iler•Opp6-
neut. The crowd of spectators vas immense
the match altogether afforded great amiviemeute--
first going off, the odds were five to one is
favour of the Wellington; but, the nautical ...skill
displayed by Capt. SKENE appareAtly was the'
cause of the ultimate success of the ~,iessy..
On Tuesday last, between the hours of six aka
seven in the evening, Mr. THOMAS WELLER; a,
Croydon, watchmaker and jeweller, was robbea
of a glass-case, placed upon the counter in his
shop, and which contained jewellery, &c. to flee
value .of 501. or more. Information has_ bear
given at Bow-street, but as yet no-trace canbe,
made of the offenders.
Last week, as the workmen were excavatinit
the earth-on Stanwix bank, in a field belonging, IP
the Earl of Lonsdale, to make a kiln for buruit
the lime which is to be appropriated in buildir4
the new bridge over the river Eden, they ;17.e't
*with,. about four feet below the surfaCe. of tb
ground, the capital and. part of a pillar, fiftec°
inches in diameter, of the Tuscan order,
korizontally as also an aqueduct formed of large,
-stones laid with cement, and several pieces "'•
heivit'stone and large bricks. As the men e'oa"
e it
tinnnigging, is expected that more antiquities
wilt lie discovered.
A few days ago „Mr. Barber, of Scarborougb,
surgeon, and his family, with some friends, teal'
an excursion to Filey, in the Paragon pleasnrc'
• boat : on returning in the evening, and carrying
press of sail, the boat got on souse rocks cage'
the Gorse, about a mile to the southward of edge
Spaw ; in a short time she was half full of -.1,-aten'
and every one on board, eleven in number,
Y
pected in a few minutes to meet with a watel
.grave. Fortunately a boat dOming in sight 4,
ii signal of distress was nnik, and promptly Ate
telbted to, in consequencinof which they we'
tiillcu safe on board, and landed at Scar
oormign .
dp 'Thursday last, as a o•entleman, haTing-tsv.
"
tfeniales and a Child in a gig, was baiting his borse
a
'at a small puWie-house between So:,tharnio
and Winchester, he very imprudently ordered ~,
bit to be taken from the horse's mouth,
the. ttninial inintediately set off at full sign
Whereby the carriage was dashed to pieces ; oricr
what is eery remarkable, neither the women 11°T
the infant, who were in it, sustained any material
injury.
PO LI CE C-E ,5.3 AD WELL .----Ye s terday. a 1111
advance:l in years, together with ,his wife,re
i‘ng in the :neighbourhood of Bethnal Green
whose house a person lately committed for forgell
occupied a room), were brou,Llit rip for e%arni-rrj4;
tion before, the Sitting Magistrates, .li4'l)ccit
.INIA.a.KLANn and 11... RAINSFORD, Esqrs.
with having in their possession a great quantity
forged: Bank-notes. It appeared, that on seariel
ing-the premises, there were fotind.seereted ant
grcriind several tin canisters, containing forgto
,Bank-notes, some of 5/. each,. of 21 and also
: .11: notes. Besides these, there was also fauna
o'c
a pOcket,book, a Bank-note-of 'lOOl. setcral go
notes of_l-/ each, and about 291. in good silver'ci
consequence of a paragraph, "blt.
- -appeared in NEwcomn's Boston Gazette,
• PCTAVIUS GILCHRIST, ref.SOiniford, aCCOIttpaP%
by Mr. Der Boss and Mr.-RICHARD N.EVV:COii
D to
by. Mr. AYT*eN yesterday at four in
cri
. afternoon, on vdenham Common. Shots ‘1..11
- exchanged without elfect, when Mr: NEwt;',o
made a satisfa'ctory concession, and 'a nou,e-1
apology,,.as it re.Tected former irritation
parties, loving been agreed to, the affair r
anicreably teralihmed.
, ~ or
BREAD.—Ve,terday tit e Court of Aluer-- ,*
! the price of Bre-al to be raised to ls.
the Q:t&tern Loaf of .Vh eat en. t week al.
will doubtless be a red tiction in the price.