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

111, RG,477:„ Srrr. S.

The abundance of visitors at this place produced a
great difficult` in naaumal stowage, .and that diffi-
culty` is augtnented &cry day. The Packet of last
night brought us 1,1-0 passengers, and about wo per
day haft for some time past been the general calcu-
lation. The Theatre has profited much by the in-
crease of population. Miss D N has been at-
traCtive, but not, perhaps, in proportion to her own
expeclations:. This Lady sings very well, but it is
possible for Vocal Performers to have too m ny
Airs, particularly in private circles.--The Jealots
Wife is, to be represented, for her Benefit, and
DIGNUM volunteers his „services as Lutin, in the
Aftev.piece of The Quaker. A Masquerade" is an-
nounced, and We, all begin to re-animate, after the
gloom which has Jan* over us for the last fort-
night. .116 pleaSant Comedy of She Stoops to Con-
quer has been well supported by most of the Per-
formers.. Mrs. TAYOR was a good representative
of Mrs. liardcastk ;. and there wlls no want Of L'OnliC
spirit, ease„ .and versatility, in the Mss aardcastle of
Miss DUN CAS.'

The DUKE. of YORK is appOinted, by Fits MA-
JEsTy Wardell and Keeper of Nov Forest;and the,
DOlti of Kt NT, Ringer of FlamptOn :Court Park,
vacant by the decease of the Dt..,KE of Gt.ouc ESTER.
Yesterday Mr. Pirr and Sir Eva:i NErnAw dined
•T• ~0„,.G, in his, seat, at Bromley, in Kent.
Lord CASTLF.I:EAGIT had yesterday an elegant din-
ner party at his scat, East Sheen. : . • ..
.Entmlotton, Sal'T. s.—Mr. STACKPOLE: after
making his annual journey to the northern parts of.
this kingdorn,- set out this mca•ning final PoiA's arid
Walker's Rotel on his return to Grosvenor-place, in
London.
It is reported that 'Count COnnlvrzet.,:the Aus-
trian An at Paris, had applied for Passports
on the 2ed nit. I Ica had notillowever, left that Ca-
pital on 'the Ist
The Landaman ,of ,Svvitzerland,: in his speech at
the close or the, Scssion of the Diet„ contratik..ted the
rumour of an intention, to unite that Country to
France, which be charaderized.as 'the inventions of
an ill-understood -interest, of malice and imposture,
received and exaggerated by crodtdity and ignorallet
Immense numbers of carriages are stated to have
'been placed in requiSition, ft)r the purpose of expe-
diting the French troops from the cant of the Chan-
nel to the Rhine.* ~ • , .
We are desired to eorrea an erroneous statement
which appearedlit all the Papers a few days ago, of
the melancholy event which occurred at the last
Reading RaCes; and to assert,, that the young Gen
tinen, to whom the= !jdent happened, \Sere not
engaged-in any, race, tliOtigh .riding 'fast together
when the tinfortimate Orilan.,g6t .just in the
way of •flee Of the horse:;(not that tatated,M the ac-
count), which, from too much spitit, it was
.poSSible to step or to turn asideat the instant. ller
afftiaed parents are fully' sensible, that. it Was one of
• . those distressful occurrences.which too often happen
on such occasions, as on voidable a it \v n 5 unfore-
seen ; and they have received every comolatibn with
becoming resignation upon' it, that the misfortune
would-admit of . ,

SM Val VI F. I4D,M ARK ET, m ...oNny., Sr PT 9.
rrhis day's Market exhibited a pretty o l supply
of different kinds of Cattle the prices in general :ne
.on the advance, and considerable business was
We give the following statement pf inics.
numbers as being accurate :
To sink the OITal par st,irte isf ?lb'.
Beef 45.-04, 20 SS od..—Mutt•.)a ts, fa. to is. od.—Veßl 55.
to 6i. 6d,--Lamb ss, to 3s. nit. to is. 6d.
i3e;otb ilk/0 *Calves 3 it --Sheq} and Laroht"..lg.,64Y)---i'tg.; 400.