The Sun.
London, England, 1805-10-02 00:00:00

MARGATE, SEPT. 30.

We have before us the terrific sight of a wreck.
At about nine A. M. yesterday a ship struck Upon a
bank, two leagues distant from the. port. For some;
time she tossed and laboured, while every effort Wits
inefleatually employed to disengage. her .keel from
the sand. After a few hours; as it wearied with re-
sisting the storm, which " raged, like an angry boar
chafed with sweat," she sunk down' upon her star-
board side,..and her mainmast was washed overboard.
No time was lost to rode in the unfortunate crew
from a watery grave ; several.boats put off from the
harbour,, and not only rescued . every soul on board
from danger, but the sails, anchors, cables, and all
the valuable articles, were extracted 11.91 , the
even to the clothes aod etfeas of the. mariners. Sla
was in ballast, and proves to be the Bradren E;'i,ito
and Lorentz, SEVBFLT HAWSEI3 WITH, Master, a
Danish Brig, burtheo 240,t0n5, heund from London
to Plymouth and Leghorn. 1-lad she been English
built the: calamity would, probably, not have hap-
pened : it: was occasioned by the keel giving way, it
. not being secured with proper- bolts, as is freptently
the case with vessels built within the Sound. The
crew have been all this morning employed in landing
the stores and conveying them by waggons to deposit
them in warehouses. We can at this moment descry
the wreck, reeling :on the gunnel, and sometimes
heaving violently, as if it would be dashed in pieces
on the thaming surface.

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DUNGEN, SUFFOLK, SEFT. have. the
sure to ad, ise you, that, the,barvest in. this neigh,
bdurhood haa..been completed a week or ten days
since ; the crops of all grain will certainly proVe very
abundant, wheats perhaps the lost so.; the quali-
ties good, exceptingwherehoused too hastily, which,
I. much fear,, is the case with ',l-nany, so that ,cry
great care will be requisite, in sole Ling such as will
stand a voyage with any: degree of certainty, 'rho
wheats which are: got in in good conditie.)o are likely
to be fine and weight well ; say tip to (i2lb:t. per
buyl~e 1, The barleys will* high in colour, und ra-
ther coarse; those which come dry will weigh 5 1
to .5,214 The beans arc still out, a very abundant
crop,. as:are the pease..

hop-piGkiug be-
gan here on the (20th, and .230 in3tant, and
part of Sussex. liawkluirst, Sandhurst, iennenden,
and part, of Cranbrook, and a small part of Good-
hurst, maygroW frOin three to f()ur hundred weight
per acre on the aveeagl.v; the I.;...!in:iiinter of Sussex,
say a (Oath part, grow none. Tunbridge, Narden,
Staplchurst, and all the low grounds to the South of
coXhelth, grow none, or next tO:.. none : a few
groinid, near 'Maidstone ate better. Duty done at
old duty. Very few hops offered for sale
p'stenhy at Robertsbridge, Fair, and a, few at
from 81. to 81. 10s. per hundred weight.

General (i.rrusow, who commands the 'Rus-
sian Army in Germany, is an t taker of great expe-
rience, and of uncommon emerprize, and daring ;
he received a most er,traordinary wound while lead-
ing the storming party at Oczakoff---a musket bill
passed through both temples, and he fell front the
top of the ‘vall into. the ditch ; the cure, which
astoni.,licd his profitssionfil attendants, occupied se-
veral years.
The French General Farris, who commanded at
Harburgh, and Was lately arrested there by-orders
front Paris, accused of having carried on a treason,
able correspondence with Ruz,sia is the Officer who
seiicri Sir G. llumboLn.
Prince FratniNAND and Princess LOU sit of Prussia
:are about to celebrate the fiftlethanniversary of their
weddink day. We believe this is the oldest married
couple .among all the Royal Families in Europe,---
They zinc reported to have lived togethei*so com-
fortably, that had they, resided' in England, they
'would certainly have come in for the Dumnow flitch
of bacoti, •
Fifteen person's in the I.4lind or walchereh are
s:lia to have been put in irons by General 1110:;NeT
for incautiously expressnig their joy at the report of
the Expedition .preparing in this country being des,
tined for the deliverance of I folhina. The French
Trciops at Flushing have been reduced to .about nine
hundred.
Coat atls for the excavation of tho Htunber
Doek, at l ltiil the building of the walls, and locks,
&C. went entaed into on Friday. last, and it is sti-
pulated that the execution of the works shall com-
mence immediately, and the-different parts be pro-
ceeded upon at the same time with all possible ex-
pedition. Soine little alarm for the satety of the
present works had been occasioned in consequence
of a body of water having found ;in entrance betwixt
the stone-work of the intended bason and the two
extremities of the coffer dam, during the tide Oa
Tuesday night, hut on Wednesdity the damage
was completely repaired, and #cautions adopted
for preventing the recurrence of aiiimilar event.
Opt. GA 11 awn-, Commander of the Sea Fencibles
at Southampton, is appointed to commitod the Kent,
of 74 guns.
on Iffednoday last a spermaceti wome, ee feet
long, was caught at Ellesmere port, oh the river
Mersey : it was purchased for QOl. and conveyed to,
Liverpool, for the put poso of being exhibited as a
silo's. Several are sai(l to be in the river.
A your,,,,- 11) a, groom to a Gentleman, was thrown
by an unitiiy horse, on Saturdity, in North-street,
Manche:ALl-J-s(lllitre ; by which accident he wits so
dreadfully bruised, that he died ye4er4l3i,

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F-rmii the FREV4'H VTCH

tot.ilstikoEN, hear that ten skil:-
fnl Pilots are engaged at a high sum, to condua the
Russian Fleet 0.-45PCled here to the Dovitis, The
Grand Duke of Finland, not yet three. years of 4e,
is deceased, to the great grief of their Swedish Ma-
jesties.
MAnnth, bciArd' the
Combined Fleet have been disembarked, .and put
into barracks for the proent,.' Admiral Ga v NA.
has resigned his command, in consequenee Of A dis-
pute he ha& had with Admiral GaAgriErii,ANA.
Amsrekri.o.t, SEPT. Q4,----Aftef a terrHiMitiOH of
a Council of War at Inspruck 'on the toth inst. all
the troops in the Tyrol rcceit'ed caters to advance
to the frontiers. Most of the Generals there
had already departed.. OA the loth alio the,
Archduke JOHN wits to arrive at Inspruck. A
great quantity of ordnance, adapted for sieges, has
been dispatched froM Tyrol to Itstiy.• Near Bregent%,
there is a lanmerous Corps of Troops i and ne:ir
Trent, f2OOO men are daily employed on the entrench.,
ments and furtiticsitions. : yet the French Troops
in Italy are not \cry nuillerou&;: but there is a for-
midable Army marching over the -Alpi front the
Western Coat.