The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-24 00:00:00

The Oat'Ands' Stakes of Bogs. each, h. ft.-4 miles.

Lord Darlington's br. h. Haphazard, by Sir Peter, 5 yrs. .
old, 33t. Vb. - - , . . i
M Wentworth's b. h. Chance, by Lurcher, 5 yrs., old,
Bs,. ,lb. - - - . a
Sir H. T. Vane's br. h. Cockfighter, by Overton, 6 Yrs.
old, Bst. 91b - - -
Hon. -L. Savile's ches. h. Cinnamon, by Coriander, 5 yrs. :3
•old, fist 91b. - - - '4
Duke o. H on.lron's b. m. by Walnut, out of Tickle .
Tobv 's dam, 7't. 41b. • .. _ / - -
Mr. Baker s o. ii. Jo.-wit, by Escape, aged, Sst. 21b.
z to I aIL 1 5 to z ..g sr Clian,:e ; 5 to 2 agst Hap-hazard ; 4 to.
1 apt Co...uncut; 8 to t .4jese,AdOightcr, and nrvhbcttatt,,
betwee,, Chalice a,4 Hap-11,.".ard,
Th:s .v..s, perhaps, one of toe finest races ever seen on the
York Co,r,e, a..,1 .vas only wun from Chance and Cock-
fight-cc won Area difficulty.:

'All the ;.iders shewed the most capital, and at the same
time, tnc most lair jockeysliip, ever displayed ou Ita4;mg
Course.

Mr. Itimilton of Garrison, and Mr. Irving of
Castle Irvin g, with a boy, some d ,ys•since went a
fiOting in a hin3ll yawl, above the Salmon leap at
Ballyshannun (in the North-west of Ireland) :-:.the
waters had been greatly raised by the. preceding
anti the fall was nearly 3o feet, down vast
rocks, with immense rapidity and force. From
want of attention, the boat got into the current,
and was approaching the fall, when the Gentlemen
ieaped out with a view to swim to the shore, with,
the assistance of. a rope throsw-,ifront thence, which
Mr. Irving effeeted, but the oilier was hurried
down the precipice.7-Nuinerous persons, cattle,
Sze, have been dashed to pieces amidst these rotk,,,
when the waters were less out; but Mr. Hamilton
escaped l after being for several minutes completely
involved in the surf, he was picked up by a, boat which
was fishing at; some distance lroin the cataract. • The ,
boy • coot limed in The boat, and catching. a rope
which' was thrown from the bank; it'lvas drawn
from the .very .verge of the, precipice to the shore.

1:0 NI N Prinked py 431.) CH: .•i' I N, (of Lo%ewr.-G,Lr.lgn
AL the SuN-Ovite, No. Li i, J'itand ; where Advcrizumenti, Ordiri

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Cr. ILVESEtIn AUGUST 22.

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Passed by—the Mornington Packet, —, flOtnitengll
Monarch, Mbrtimer, from Madras ; Dyke of Monti'Oso
Burr, liar ,Calcutta.; Hope, Jenkins, and Minerva, Franc
from Hamel • Ann, --, from retersbargh ; Minerva
C 6114, froirYllavAnnah ; Lark, Briton, Flora, Neale,
Robert, -Ayiwatd, front lainaicai Apollo, flOn
Gibfaltar; [[are, Smith, loom St. ; Fame, ----
and Priscilla, ---,--, from Waterford ;. Brothers, Linton,
from Quebec ; Cove, Wyatt, from Tobago; Dover, Brown,
froni,Egypt ; Adventure, , from St. Vincent's.; Mar.
garet, Goodwin, from Tenerifli:; Rockers, Soper, frotn Gre.
nada • Garland, anti Jane, Reynolds, from ilam.

Sailed—the Hamilton, ,I3ailev, for Africa; Two .Friends,
IV4cnell, - for,,Charlestown ; Jackson, Elizabeth,
Cobb, Wackzarnlceit, Eleanora, --, and the
Vreindsainn,‘,banslkeliz.inl)urgh.

-.?rryt• 3, MAR R lED.

Lately, at St. Ceorge's,lfinover-siriare, William Smith.
Esq. otOxtiird-market, to Miss AL Vincent, of, the Third
Scotland yard, Whitehall.
_ _

At Linit:house Church, {oho Willari, Esq. of 'Hatton-
:garden, to 111-1-S. Ala-ry Brown, widow of lobo Brown, 1:.6c.;.
late of the Island of in the-West

On Satunlay,'of•Lunly(4l), :11r. Williztni cf k);.1-
street, to Miss Ann Maria. Bell, of Princess,placo, .Ken-
nington.