The Sun.
London, England, 1805-09-10 00:00:00

DUBLIN, Sr PT. 6.

Yesterday a part of the Cavalry encamped at the
Curragh were, marched oil to their assigned quar-
ters, and to-morrow the whole Camp will break up.
We are sorry to have to announce so soon after
the late fire which happened in Pill-lane, that of
another of much greater extent, which took place
yesterday morning, between the hours of nine and
ten o'clock, in the beautiful windmill belonging to
Mr. Comomq, of Thomas-street. The flames
raged with extraordinary violence, but from the
usual great and praiseworthy exertions of the public,
this great fire was prevented from communicating
with the adjoining buildings and valuable stores.
`llte falling of the upper. works and interior ma-
chinery was truly terrific ; and huiNeyer great the
loss may be, mach more must have been sustained
were it not for the timely assistance of the fire-en-
(Tines.
On Thursday se'rmight, as the ferry-boat was
crossing from Bally hack to Passage, near Water@d,
with several.passengers and two horses, one of the
horses got a little restive, and the boat being over-
loaded, as also a swell in the river, she suddenly over-
set; and four of the passengers and one of the boat-
men were unhappily lost.

Earl GaosvENoa, with his Countess, Family,
and Suite, atrived at Lancaster on Thursday last,
and on Friday proceeded on their way to the North.
On'Saturday arrived at Reddish's Hotel, St.
James's-street, the Lady of (.;eneral NUGENT and
family, from Jamaica.
Among other foolish imitations recently made,
may be noticed the revival of ancient capital letters,
now to be seen on many of our shop fronts, and
winch are infinitely inferior to the letters *We have in
cOmmon use.

It is supposed that the expedition.under the corn-
mind of Sir JAMES CBAIG is destined to co-operate
with the Russians in Italy.. The Troops which lie
took out front -.England with him, and which he
landed at Malta,: were, for the moit part, to be left!
there, and their place was to be supplied by seine of
the seasoned Troops, which had been so long inured
to the climate, of that garrison. Sir JAMBS had dis-
patched his principal Aid-de-Camp to iuspea and
report the state of the Russian Army in Certb,
which is represented as being 15,0n0 strong.
We cannot but, applaud and highly rejoice in the
wise Concha Of Government in investing two of our
illustrious Naval Heroes,,,Lord Nattois and Sit Si-
n commands of discretionary and
alinOst unlimited authotity. It Will be confessed by
all the world, and will be felt severely by the .Eneniy,
that such great and•confidential rowers emild not be
entrusted in more deserving hands. The achieve-
ments which, in a more limited sphere, have already
entitled them to the gratitude and admiration of their
country, are a pleasing prognostic of what their
genii's in the possession (d More adequate means
will most assuredly be ableto accomplish in the great
muse in wltielt.:We are engaged. We alt knOw the
happy result of confiding similar powers to the gal-
lant it wasan idea worthy of the immortal
CBATILMI. But perhaps even these arrangements
on the part of Government may be objeaionable to
the interested Opposition Scribblers, because they
are found to cotideinti, right or wrong, any measure
which Mr.. Pery approves,
On! Saturday a new Sehooner was launched at
the King's Dock-yard, at Deptford 3.ishe was named
the Arrow, and is to mount twenty guns. She is
built on a new construaion, without knees; bulk-
}wads being substituted instead ; she is narrow ; of
►reat length, with a flat bottom, calenlated for shat-
low
water ;- she is already coppared, is to be rigged
on a new principle, and . laud for sea with all ex,
pedition. , •
The East India Fleet will afird a sufficient slip-
-pjy
,of Seamen to, enable 'several, Ships of War,
which are equipped in every other respea, to put
tp. sea immediately.. A great number of hands were
obtained from the West fndis Meet.

Last Tuesday Mr. Boswotag, Surgeon on board
His Majesty's Sloop Eugenie, at the sore,, acci.
dentally fell overboard, and the tide runuing'very
strong, he. was carried away a conSiderable distance
from the Vessel. After being nearly five minutes
under water, he was fortunately relieved from his
perilous situation, and carried on board Ilisnijes-
ty's: Frigate Cita"mpion. 1k is now in a fur way of
wcovery.
an Tuesday a fine boy ,belonging to Rochester,
fell from the side of the Big Mairina, in Shields
Harbour, and was drowned. I-le was stepping from
another ship, where he lead be:II making a rope fast,
Slid the illavina's rope-ladder hi lug, hauled up
slack. over the rail, nd not duly fihtened, deceived'
hint, and occasioned dila melancholy actident.
A letter received at Liverpool, on.Saturthiy se'n-
night, states, that the Me n ey' s log-book is on board
Lord Ngt.sozes Ship Viriiny', hi foal on board
an American the 'hill July, three days be ore lie
made Cape St. Vincent., The American Captain re
v:JAM!, that ‘l4ien, he lett the iihri i•. y,she was water.
Jogai and on fire, :Ind bad evident ut'irks of having
been employed in towirar a large Vt-lifA, which the
writer of
.the letter conduct -4, N,'3:4 the Spanish prize
re-captured by the Combined Fleet,.
An. impostor, .who rails liintsolf Henry Lofts
Hamilton Handley, has lately made his appearance
in Winchester. He is about V 8 3,earrof age, and
iprii:ars to last 1 carried on the' of deception
for alcove two years, Having- acquired a knowledge
of many reSpCaable families, and assisted by -
lanelioly tale of shipu,Thh, has Cuutrived to ICA y
alliklorous contributioni 111 I,otitlQu, and in dittl:rent
,
iyatt,s oi the country,

GIBIZALT4I?,

The Spaniards have been busy all this dad landinz'
shot, shells, and tOscines at the- Orange, Grovc.
deserter frOm the WaMori Gtiards tattle over frOin
the Enetnythis Morning. BC! Wag pursued by some
of the Spanish Cai.alry, but arrived under protelitiou
of our advanced pasts before they- could overtake
him. He reports, " that it is generally believed it)
the Spanish Camp, that the siege. of this place Wi3
commence as soon as i 6.00(1 French Troops arrive,
which are expeEted by the end of this month; that
a french General arrived in the Spanish Camp last
,night, whiCh nowuonsists of 10,000 men ; that tha
Spaniards: are all much dissatisfied at the idea of
traducing a Frencli Army 'nu) Spain." •
There taus a second horse-race this evening on the
neutral grounder the horses Were, asnsual, rode by
Officers of the Garrison, but was not nearsorminerens-
. ly attended by the Spanish Officers as the brilliant race'
on the 2d, when the Spanish Canunander in Chief,
and all his suite; were present. It is a curious scene
to see so many Officers of t,,vo hostile, Powers,
from :the Garrison and the Spanish Camp, meeting'
on such an occasion with the utmost cordiality and
good humour:
iO.----The Niger, Captain IVltt,mtnt, arrived ye,..
terday evening from Malta. I. be Expedition ,under
Sir..Loits CRAIG arrived there 011 the 17th of July,
all in• perk& health, and the Troops were to be
embarked immediately.
IG.---.The Young Rosciys Privateer sailed to the
Westward this morning, when she was attacked by
nine of the Enemy's Gun-boats fret hour and a
half, but I,l'n are in 11(1, luta r.12:1:-
„aier Bar, though jibe !,':
handled.

The Mbrgiana Brig ar, tiine; slays from
Naples tti-clay ; 'there was a very 'severe earthquake
felt there the morning she sa4ecl.

17,---The Came Min Brig came in to-day from
cruize off Carthagena, where the was chased by a
Spanish Line ofßattle Ship,and was obliged to throw
all her e'uns overboard, to avola being taken.
Sir BienAtm 11ICK1111TON'S Squadron has been
cruizing these some days at the back of the flock.
18.—Sir Bicnitan BICKERTON arrived here in
the Queen' extremely ill, and was obliged to be im-
mediately landed and carried to the Commissioner's
house : he has struck his flag from the Queen, and
Admiral KNIGHT has taken the command in his
stead. It is supposed Sir RionxaD must quit this
station, and proceed to England the first opportu-
nity.

19.,---The Queen sailed this morning,, with Ad.
miral6ini on board, to join the rest of the
Squadron, which are cruizing the Gut,
The Garrison 'continues .perfealyfree from. any
appearance of the fever, nor has., .it shown itself as
yet in any part of so that we are in great
hepes that this horrid pestilence may be extinct in
the South of Etirope.
We still keep up a rigid QuarantineOn all Vessels
from any part of Spain.
20.—The Spaniards are n9w landing gun&at the
Orange Grove, and two mom Regiments are e:t.
pened in their Camp to-day, but no French Troops
have as yet arrived. They have upwards of 10,000
turn before the place and they are ere- ling a largo
Tiwatre in their Cainp, .114 if th.ey intencle4 innu4ng
thenisolves there for the next winter.

Pri t h Retli men t has diiivett in Beita.it, to re-
place the 63(1,, now eneampeti on the Curragh.
At the Publie44lice, Hatton-garden ye,aerday,
an elderly person of the name of //idler Was,
Charged with a breach of the peace, in carrying a
cutlass about. him to the great fear of it man mined
Taylor, of whom he was jealous, On account: 'of his
wife, who lived on bad terms with bins : ail the
parties are old people. 'Waller WaS held to
41 servant girl in a gentleman's family, and a youncr
man 'whom she 'had concealed in the home after
the family had gone to rest, were also bronght
before the Magistrato, and ordered to find bail for
their appearance at the (uartcr
Yesterday at Marlborough-street, a complaint wag
preferred by Lady Webster's coaclinam, against the,
driver of the Royal Weymouth Mail, for overturning.
her Ladyship's carriage a few days since. It appeared
by tho statement of the complainant, that he wo
driving his mistress and her daughter near the end of
Southampton-stretti Strand, when the passage was'
impeded by a ce4:4vaggea. The Mail, which was
close in the ,rear, :was also stopped, 'and the coach.
man in order to pursue his course, pulW off to the
by a stand of hackney coaches, in doing'
which he.. caught the wheel ef Lady Webster's car-,
rine and upset it, leortunately no one \VHS
.hurt,
It was stated by a Gentleman from.the Post-office,
I.vho was passenger in the. Mail, that the accident
was in a'great: measore unavoidable, and se far from
any kind of exultation on the part of ,the coachman
and guard, they hiaantty alightettand placed the
coach on its wheels, rind expressed their sorrow on
the occaAort. The case stood over tbr

S:iturday Eiiz, /).i,;n NVai coin bitted Iron Union-
ILLII, charß,4i ith having stolen vatious
foam her livcd ntar the Cir-
'ht. ahrin rat the late tire there.
iti.,LlLif a pt..r,f.m stiling himself Cfrpt. Sioftir, t,
tivh+) tit the
.
a chlege chi tnittry, thc fori;ed insttument
,
fortneopttng, W 43 committed froili Marlho.
street, for trial, ritar&d Nvitli defrau'ling
tradesmen.

On Wednesday night the cou' ~t
Mei,irs. Taylor and Co. brewe South
rb Sout.r.iptoi,
entored, and 15:21. 75.,6d. stolen thoreliont. 'I
doors Nyere all found locked is u3tial i:t the mon.;
and the strong Chest L:a \Vb.; ;1,2
money '',6s taken ronwlined lockud
Sundayaßargebeic.mr.,hi.,- 11,0 Ci
per Company litrucilc Cl
don-Bridge.,, and sinik M 241 t'1)8 ILa-
nufaEturi.l copper on a tlv4lntity ot.
which, ik i feArvet, wilt ni•
A Gentleman who hAli Lady as!vc:ttke(l in the 'nib-
.
Prints for a Plaint:l' :for llrt, :I,tte,3, as a sine qmi
71,01, ilt:It“ t 10001. Other-
iStl 66%1' Will not Le,.mg;mteti,- if Like favours of
Fortr.oo ztrt.. ,;(.111eivti,z4.11), to dotne:,:tie lt:ypinessx it is
no longs,'t kit rilatti''r Surpinsv, tkit the hurried as,
well as the 6r.glt:. should va.),:er in courting her
n(iventitiorti UK!: I,oltOry tO btAll
arawint..,,,: this month, cc Inch affords tunpte:
advancin,4,- titi. sovi:4.l intercourse whclevor
fonw, tk; basis aft.ttion.

SPOUTING 1 Nri'ELL,IO.ENCE.

Ivoontilt I Svlrr. 5.
Ohit: - 14rrison Racoi is 14rid:--ty It t, OKCILISiVit Of
Offit'(`, frOro IpSw4!h, Colchester, tittd Weciey Bar-
S, ',ltttnerousiy and r,..spe6l,:ibly attended.=
The slnguitte expeaation:; of the Public, that good
sport would be afforded, were hilly satisfied. - The
first match was started precisely at one, and the
Races were not concluded till past six o'cloCk.

Matches, Fifty Guineas. eat:h.
Mr. Levete* b. In. Creeping leate, rode by Mr. rtwn.
ritreys, alst Light I)ragnnns fits' filtekle's heat Mr.
h, hpitet, rode by himiclf.—Two-tritle Ileat.
Mr. I..)tirtriar's c. Rooms, rode by himself, Wat Captain
Ylirgins's c. g. Quaker, rode _by Mr. Ord. One. mile
heat.
Mr. Parker's b. it. by 'Woodpecker, tide by himself, heat
Ivir. Cobb's c, tr. rode by Mr. LoyL.lace, Two-mile heat.
Mr. Skilton's b, Mary. beat Mr. Nl'Doneld's (It.
A.) b. h. Honest tack, distanced, who bolted, and threw hia