The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-10 00:00:00

sPowrING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, 1823.
tet.:nNt:inAT, .11.71. Y 9.
The Town Plate of 1:50, for three-yr-old colts, list. 11L
fillies, llst. Last 31i1e and Dtstance of B.C.
D. of Rutland's b. c. Scarborough - - 1
Mr. Ilatsou's hr. c. by itraterloo or Blucher, out of an Elec.
tion mare • - - 2
Mr. It. Pettit's ch. c. Benevento, by Stamford, dam by
Logic if Buchan -
:1 to 1 on Scarborough.
Major M'ilson's ch. f. by Soothsayer, out of Tippitywitchet,
beat Mr. IL Wilson's b. 1. bisinka, by Smolensko, dam by
Beningbrough, Bst. Bt. each. T.Y.C. 100 gs, h. ft.-4 to lon
Sootlisayer
(Second Yem9—Renewal of the' Sweepstakes of lOgs each, for
twolr-olds, and three 9st. The New T.Y.C. The
winner to be sold for 200 gs, if demanded, &c.
D. of Portland's Gabrielle, 3 yrs .
Ld Verulant's c. by Orville, out of Vittoria' 2 yrs
..
IA G. H. Cavendish's f. by Blucher, dam by Election 2 3
Mr. Rogers's Scold, sister to Scratch - 2 4
Twelve started—One pd.—The Judge placed but two.
3to 1 agst Gabrielle=-;1 to 1 agst Scold. ;
Mr. Cany's Tarandus, itqt. Mb. beat Mr. Fox's Double En-
tendre, flat. 41b. T.Y.C. 109, h. ft.—!) to I on Tatandtt,,
Handicap Sweepstakes of lOsov. each, for three-yr-olds and up.
wards. T.Y.C.
Mr. Williamson's Harriet, 4 yrs, Bst. 41b. . -
Mr. Croekford's br. h. by Senn), out of Palma, a yrs, Bst.l lb. 2
Mr. Bunter's Tressilian, 5 yrs, flat. 12th. - 3
Mr. Wyndham's Scratch, 5 yrs, 7,t. 1;11,. 4
7to 1 apt Harriet-4 to 1 agat Selim h—Even on Tressilian-
-2 to 1 agat Scratch.
bd Exeter's c, by Coptalo.Carolid, outaf,Folly, ust. 78, rec.
ft. from Mr. Greviile's 1. by Illuchcr, out of Ohveru, list. :11t.
T.Y.C., 80
,gs, h. ft.
IA O. 1-1. Cavendi4li'm The Sucg, Ikt. fith. rec. :logs from
D. ofGrafton's Pustintina,' fist. 78.. T. v.c. 100, b. ft.

113011,TSMOUTII, JU "V Yesterday arrived
the.Termagu nt, Captain Dux hoc, from 'Madras.
By her we have distressing accounts from the Isle
of Ascension, where the 7'ermagant touched on
the 31st' of May, and found there the Bann sloop
of war, from the coast of A ['rice, having lost her
Captain (Sautnarez) and most or her crew, by
the yellow fever, and which, unfortunately, She
had communicated to the island, for out of the
little garrison of 25 met►, l'2.private marines had,
died of the fever; the Assistant-Surgeon (and
the only surgeon on the island) was ill with the
fever, and not expected to live. Major Camp-
bell, 11.,. M., and Lieut. Blennerhassett, with the
remainder of the small garrison, had gone up the
highest rocks .or the island for change of air.
The Termagant was built of teak at Cochin, and
is an excellent sea-bout, pierced for '2O gunS.

Letters of a late date from Leghorn bay the
report continues to be very general, that a Hug.
sian fleet will immediately make its appearance
in the Mediterranean. It will cruise in the
wutert. of Malta.

The Rua! George steam-inteket arrived at
Lisbon nu the 9.3 d ult., and sailed on the 291.11

SrlNNtxii BUSINESS.-"- 0 wing to Ow very great
demand on the continent, and other pheesofEttrope, for Cotton
Twist, the spinning business itiOow more brisk than it has boot
known perhaps at any former period. Two immenhe Facteries,,
or Cotton Mills, are now erecting at Blackburn, and the buil&
ing of another is in contemplation, the Machinery of which is
estimated at from 80 to 100,000/: Some idea of its extensive:
scale may he understood from the plan which represents it
building 200 yards in length, 20 in height, and with two Stearn
Engines of 70 and 100 horse power. Several pieces of ground
are set apart for the erection of other Mills, and such is the
general activity of the spinning husiness:;.that it premises to
restore Blackburn to the high prosperityit enjoyed alent years
ago. Of the capability of this species of business,to realize, im-
mense wealth, we need only state; that the only daughter of one
of our leading Manufacturers has a secured fortinie of 1,000,000
of guineas !--(Blackburn Journal.) •

Is/AND 01F liAsit, a celebrated
Danish traveller, who has-recently returned to his country, was
wrecked daring his butt vOyage on the southern coast of Cey-
lon. Be repaired to Colombo, and employed the time he spent
there in printing, in .the Danish language, an Essay on
the reading of Cingales and Pali ; an Essay which could
not have been printed any where but at Colotnbo, because
that is the only place in which the typographical charac-
tent employed in those two languages are to be t'ound. The
work at the same time affords a specimen of the indo.latin
orthography, which M. Ralik has invented fur the purpose of
facilita;ing the comparison of the Oriental lantrtouges with those
of Europe ; and which is so much admired at Ceylon, that they
have already founded tho characters of it, (which arc Roman
letters, accented,) and intend to introduce into their schools this
new mode of wriuntr..
The Rev. WILL/ It AIMING, Curate of,
Salley, was
drowned last week in the River
Trent, whilst bathing. The unfortuttategentletnan
had been married • only eight weeks, and a new
house had just been completed for him.