The Sun.
London, England, 1805-02-15 00:00:00

ROYAL HUM

ttraseirsrbeing a remarkah'y fine: ,tlity, and the
ground being in an‘ excellent state. for Hunting', a
great concourse of Gentlemen Sportsmen were at.
tratied to accompany His IVIAjisTY an.i the DUKE
of Kates' in their Hunt. The Deer started for the
day'% diversion, by'diseelion of the: Earl of SAND.
.wicH, on Farnham Common, and was a very fine
one. At starting he shewed great sport ;he took
hi's course, with great speed, through the inclusures,
making his way through the woods, by Bulstrode
anti Gerird's.erobs, taking lo the left towards
Amersham, where he ran with great swiftness, mak.
ing a double back, crossing the fields and inclosures
towards Pen Wood, when he was closely pur•ned
by the hounds;and taken within two miles of
consfield, after a chace of above three hours. This
famous Deer was bred at Swinley.

Two Seamen on board two of the Ships of War
cruizing against the SpaniArds, write their friends in
Hull, that their share of Prize money is calculated
to atneunt toupwards of wool. each.

On the ad instant a Brig, which afterwards
proved to be the Commerce, of and from Dundee,
bound to London, with stone for the New hicks
in Wapping, DAVIE, RITCHIE Master and Owner,
was seen off Staiths, a flitting town, ten mites
North of... Whitley, with a signal of distress ; and
Omit two O'cloele* in the afternoon the people,
consisting of nine persons, besides the Master'S
wife,/quitted her in the Boa!, though the sea, from
a strong gale at North East, ran extremely high,
and broke with great violence along the Shore.—
They were, however, impelled to this measure as,
the only means of saving their lives, by . the ap-
prehension of the vessel going down with them,
• she having at the time of their leaving her, iteo•e,
then six feet water io the hold. As their landing
at Staiths, to which place. the boat was seen to ap-*
roach, was rendered totally impritaicable by the
violence of the surf, the inhabitants were under the.
necessity of making the usual signal, by meana' of
afire upon the Cliff, to deter them from the ,at-
tempt ; stpon which the Boat immediately'proceeded
to the southward, and after encountering the most
imminent peril from a 'very high sea, with much
broken water, got safely in the Harbour Of Whitby,
at seven o'clock in-the evening.
Early last Friday morning, the wreck of a
Brig, named the Biatiarford, of Poole, harshen about
'too tons, jareaota, Master, was driven on Shore
in Newhaven Bay, near Bishopatone, the crew of
which, it is feared, are all drowned. 'The above
vessel o7as so effeetually wrecked, that a few small
pieces only of her hull are to be seen, Her cargo,
consisting of grocery, hops, tallow, iron, hemp, and
other nierchandize, with her materials, -are io
versed for miles along the coast, that, but liiptle of
, either can be saved, nothwithstainting th© vigilance
of the Custom-house Officers and Military, 'who pa.
trot the beach to proted them. The body of a
sailor,,suppOsed to be one of the crew, 'was driven
onshore near Newhaven yesterday afternoon; and
from a shew.board, bearing a,mantua-maker's name
in London, and a woman's cloak, that were washed
on shore,. it is to be fearedl th,,,,eivowner was a pas.
senger ,in the ill:fated veiief when site sunk. The
1. 3 la,war4, wars, a general, trader 6oin London to
4
manifest of another
' • From the circumstance or the
vessel, the Triton, also of POole, having been picked
up near the wreck, it was at first,feared, that she
too had foundered ; but on a closer inspection, it
appeared to have been' dated. as long back as-July,
at Jamaica ;-)he probability therefore is, that some
person belonging to the. Triian was on board the
..111andford, on his passage to Poole,
One evening, last week a man named Sear well had
the misfortune 411 have One-of his hands /so d:eadfully
shattered, by the bursting of his gun, ay. he was
shooting at some wild lows!, in the Levels, near
Eatitergate, Sussex, that immediate amputation teas
deemed necessary, and performed at the wrist; hut
the operation nut succeeding to the wish of the Sties
Aeon, he repeated it above
.the elbow, and his pa-
,
sienna now in a fair way of recovery.
,On Monday
.semniglit, about ten o'clock in the
eventing, as Haiselden, son of Mr. John
Hallett*, of the George Inn, Roberts.hridge, wis3
retorning..with an empty post:chaise.end pair frufli
Battle to his,tather's house, he fell front the dicky-box; and his head, i,n the fall, having' got between
one of the jure wheels and the bar tit the chaie, it
was so closely jammed in, that instant death most
have been the consequence ; and, when the chaise
anti body were ditteuvered, about two o'cluele on
the following morning, it was with extreme diffi.
fisulty the head was extricated from the ear.
riage. The 4etion of the wheels hung been stopped
by the ptessure, the horses had reni'sitied ori the spot
where the accident happenedionly a mile from the
house). till the time of that being, discovered,* a
!pace 14. more then four hours, thoughthe night wits
intensely cold.
The following melancholy accident occurred the
stab alt, ar„the Castle: Mills, near, Dislington,
Cumberlind : As a young true? employed in the
business, was attempting to stop the mill, without
taking Of the water, he, was caught, by the wheel,
and literally cru,hed to pieces,.
On Friday last a woman carrying a box, weilt
into a public.house in. Oxfold4treet,:. IVionehestee,
and called for a pint of beer,; having drank which,
she immediately fell down anti expired. in the box
was found the dead bOdy of an infant, suppoaed
about a week old. Nothing. farther hats came to Shit
knowledge "rcspetting this Mysterious business.
On Saturday sennight a man was appreheeded at
Mdeeleafirld for. -uttering eounterfera coin, chiefly.,
crostn.pieces, resembling the' new sort stamped on
dollars. After being examined, he wat. cottoniiiedi
to Chesterr.CaStle for trial at the ensuing Spring
Assizes, The above, man is upwards of 70 years
of age,.

00 Wednesday sermight as two girls, one abfmt
nine years old, arid the her youni.,,..t, were pliiyiog
in U, ioo.strcet, Liverpool, an old wall fell down,
and killed the eldest on the spot ; the other was car.
ried to the Infirmary with her arln broke, and some
ot her ribs bruised.