The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-22 00:00:00

TUESDAY, JUNE 21.

'WESTON, ESQ. ^J. WEIR, ESQ.

On Wednesday last a Writ of Inquiry of Damages
was executed before the Sheriffs of London, in an
,action brought by Capt.Weston,oft he 77th regiment,
against the Defendant, who is an °filet r in the South
Devon Militia, 'for Criminal conversation with the
Plaintiff's wife. It appeared, that Mrs. -Weston
hail twice returned from. India on account of iii
health, and that her husband was obliged to remain.
there with his Regiment.. Upon his return, a few
months ago,' he found his wife • (to WhoM he had
male a handsoene allowance) fiVing in adultery, upon
D.lrtin:ior, in the County of Devon, with the
Defendant. The Jury, after an excellent charge
from the Officer before whom the Writ was exe.
cute 4, gave pool. Damages. ' •

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ON. Saturday was playa a 'Grand Match, of
Cricket, on Hillingdon-heath, between eleven
Gentlemen of the Burnham Club, against' eleven
Gentlemen of the Hayes Club, for solo Guineas.

HAYES. CLUB. •
First Innings. ' . . • Second innings.
Mason, . 4c. S. Stratton. 3c. S.•Stratton.
Elliot, . a b. Ditto. 1 c. j. Ditto.
Cheasley, jun. ob. Ditto. •0 b. Ditto.
Church, . o b.-I.•Ditto. ac. Winter. •
W'et'land,' . 3 Run out. , 5 st. Bonsey:
Elton, . a b. S. Stratton. t b. j. Stratton:
Newman, ' . tb. Ditto. tc. Childs.
Cheasley, Sen. • tc. Childs. i 2 Run out.
Atkinson, 3b. S. Stratton. oc. Winter.
Grainger, . a lilt wicket. t Not out. . '
Vats . - o Not out, • ti st. Bonsey.
Byes, o Byes, .o

' BORNHANI CLUB.
Towee, - o b. Newman. t Nut out.
S. Stratton, 12 c; ClleaSley. .0 b. Newman.
Ciiila; - i b. Nevi/man.
I. Stratton, - oc. Elliott. •3 Not out.
;West, - o c. Clieasley.
Holt, - a ltuu out. 7 b. Newman.
Winter. - 0 c: Mason.
Binfielcl, - ab. Ditto. .o, b. Atkinson.
tions,:y, - . Ib. Newman. . • • ,
11. Sarattnn, 2 Not out'.
john Stratton,' ob. Mason.
• Byesv a Byes, 3 ,

'Burnham Club won by seven wickct4-5 to 4 on Hayes
Club at starting,

The beautiful Harlequinade of Silver Star, which
has been reo.ived with such deserved and unbound-
ed applause, at the Royal Amphitheatre, West,
ininster.biidge, makes its appearance, for the last
note bur three for the season, .this oight. The new
Ballet of the Two Prisoners, with the grand 'Spec.
tacle of the Castle of Qtranto, continue their at.
traction unrivalled.

We were last night highly gratified with the
Vdtit routine, of Amusements at the Royal Circus.
Mr. Ro'a ERT La. 'roue, the celebrated Perfornrr
from Petersburgli, went beyond our bounds of ex..
pettation. By UNE, from the Theatre-Royal, DiOry.
lane, produced for the first time an admirable
Dance, in which was given a Par de Deux by him
and Mis ADAIO, and 'a Pas de Trois by the Misses
ADAl444,.with the Skipping Rope, in the first style
of elegance, We understand it will be repeated
this and to-morrow evening.

SWF 4vEirs.

RAVkSIGNA, 21.1144 *9.

Passed .by.7-the. Camden, Hill, from lamaica ; George,
front Oporto,; Springs, —, from Cuxhaven ; Adeo-
na, Cole, frn roin Habro' Calista, White, from L161)6'11;
Christopher, from Stockholm; Brothers, flow-
land, from 'Embolen ; Esther, Hamilton, and the Sisters,
Horton, train Havarinah. • *-
Sailed—theColimbus, for Africa; Brothers, jef-
foie*, for Newfoundland; lone Olivia, for Ant-
werp ; Vrow' Anna, ; - 9ebrOders, —, and
the Erstelling, for Embden.
UNE 20. Passed by--,the Generous Planter; rtamilton,
arid Echo, Mortice, from Jamaica • Duden, .._____, from
Cuxhaven; Admiral Nelson,.Miller, London, Linder, MarYi
Patterson, Thais, and lialaburgh .Packet, Gooch,
from liarnburg,h. -
Sailed—the Hero of the Nile, ---, for Barbadoes;
covery, ---, for Guernsey.; Widow's Sou,. Matthews, for
St. Michael's; Wandering Man, Koedt. for Copenhagen;
Met&IIILIS, 4--' tbr Rotterdam ; Twc C;ebroders, Boer, for.
Rouen; Vrow Anna, Often, and Vrow Neuna, for
Embden.

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DIED. • • .
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On Saturday, in Wimp°le.srreet, Miss Emma Chaplin,
second daughter of Charles' Chaplin, Esq. M, P-...age:i. 15—,
After a lingering illness, of. a nervous fever, in the 67th
year of his age, Mr. WilliaM Raker,'Of Savage--gardens.
-On-Sunday morning, at his house in Gratton.smet, Fitz-
roy-Square, . the-Lady of Captain Hughes.
On Sunday, last,. being on a visit, at Mr.• Youn's, Hol-
wells, Heirs, Mrs. Mary Fuller, datighter of the late. Win,
•Fuller, Esq. . . . '
-At St. Petersbtirgh, on the 4th of April last', Mrs. Rose
Didelot, of the Opera.: