The Sun.
London, England, 1818-02-05 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, 17Ft. 3.

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The Heal •N'CE REGENT io,:k exercise in the
ing-ichold to:itav before 41,Inier, accintin3nied
the Prio've of nesse lipintiorg...and Lord Cit.letoo.
The Doke pt. Clarence, as usual, %yds a Prome-
naderon die Steytie.
111.-aqiiis and Marchiones of Chohnontle-
y, the Bishop ,it Exeter, and the Hon. Mrs.
took, airings in their 'respective, car-
riages ; am! Sir Benjamin and Lady Bloomfield,
the of HeanlOri-, Sir Eitinniol ,Noz,le. Col.
'rho! won, Keppd, Colonel llrliealley,
Lord 'Lillie9 Muit:ray, anti Sir ftic!,ald S!'richim:
were...on' horseb4el:. After leaving tie
school, The Prince of flvsse aCcNni-
panitql L4ll .C. Cl;olitiondelev, iti -an etrintriiin
airing hbout the level and slope of Ow Downs.
The D:Oke of Dorsts Oil:: morning get off to ietiiro
•Cnont'Mon,ter alsit left the "Pavilion
for .London.

The Duke of Leeds, 'Lord Lowther, and Mr.
Croker, were expected 'at the r nlaee last night.
hut are not yet arrived. The Grecido schooner
fired a royal salute in 'in the roadstead this after-
noon.

It Appeci certain that the Ptitice Regent and
siiite will leave the Pavilion in a few days. It is
commonly understood, however, that his Royal
Highness will again hottoor this town with his
presence eery soon after Easter.
The Bishop of Nxeter and titellon. Mrs. Pd-
ham, it is said, depart to-morrow. T: ,e .;tfttnte'ss
of Hampden arrived at the Pavilion, froth Orynde
Place, this morning.

A person of the name of Dowse, this morning,
after un►lergoing an be►ore R. Hurst,
Esq. at the Castle, on a charge of being engaged
in the late ontrat:es (dieted to the Excise Officers
here; vras coniinitted to the County
,Jail at
Horsham.

ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY AND MURDER.—On
Tuesday morning, about one o'clock, as Nlr.
Barclay, of CoVent-Garden Theatre, was return•
iog home, after the evening's performance to his
house in Fitzroy-place, in t he New-road, in crossing
Fitzroy-square, he was attacked by two ruffians,
one of whom ran against him and threw him
on the. railings, and the other immediately drew
a pistol, which he presented at Mr. Birclay,,
and demanded his money, upon which Mr.
Barclay with a stick he liad in his hand either
knocked the pistol out of his hand, and prevented
him from discharging it, and Mr. Barclay made
a speedy retreat, but was pursued by the villains
till he arrived at the watch-box at the corner
of Warren-street, and escaped the machinations
of the villains, by placing himself_ under the
protection of the guardian of the night. This
is the third time Mr, Barclay has been attacked
by robbers in the same square ; one of which.
times he was robbed of a silvtr watch and his
purse containing money to some amonnt.

AFFECTING I NCIDENT.—N fii!iingbo3t of New-
haven, near Leith, hayinti, with !Ivo men, been
lost on Tuesday se'nuiL;ht, about fisheruien
were employed a few drys afterteards in the me-
lancholy search for the bodies -of the sufferers.:—
While one of the boats was dredging within a
tew yards of the spot here the accident hail hap.-
pened, and a brother of one of hi sofferets, of
t:ie name of Horne, was anxiously lool.ing over
the side, the body, in quest of which he had been
most earnestly engaged, came to the surface of the
wi,ner so Sudden ly and with such a force, that the
faces of the two brothers came almost in cOntact.
This tici;ent so deeply 4ffectell the surviving
brother that he fainted a'way.

FATAL, ACCT.DP.NT.—On Monday, as JOHN
BRAITHWAITE, Esq. of WeStbowite•grren,
ilin:-.;1011, %vas ruling about his grounds in that
part, his horse threw him, by which he broke his
collar-bone. He was immediately earlier' home
to bed, and every means which surgical aid .could
devise were resorted to, but without effect, as he:
expired soon afterwards. Mr. BRAITHcs aITE waS
an elderly man, and a most able engineer. He
formed a diving-bell, by which lie descended into
the Royal Ueorge, and brought up part of the
property which had been stink will, that ship. His
body now lies for a Coroner's Inquest.

DREAbFUL ACCIDENT.—Abotit eteven o'clock
yesterd-ay morning, as Mr. DICKEY, of Haber-
dasher-place, Hoston, vas guilt;; down Holborn-
bridge, he was attacketl at the end of Fleet-market
by a bullock which was hunted from a (hove, and
before he could leave the way, the enraged ani-
mal took him on his horns, tossed him several
yards, tntl gored him most despetaudy ; he was
taken up apparently lifeless, and carried into- the
shop of Mr. IVILLiT, druggist, near where the
accident happened, and here he received surgical
aid, and every other necessary attention requisite
to his situation ; lie was afterwards conveyed
homy in a hackney-coach, but without hopes
of recovery.

DISTIIB3SING CASE.—About three weeks ago,
the rhorliter of a Quarter-,master of the Life
Guards eloped with -a Gendemao, who in a few
Malys after deserted her to her fate, when atter
heing • two or three nights in the puhlic streets,
aud destitute of even the comtnon nrcessaties
of life, she formed the dreailtstil resolution of
hi-corning a prostitute.! thii wretched si nation
she remained nine or ten days, brit ,lle was not
sufficiently depraved to assume the consummate
impudenceof that miserable class of beings, and
consequently she scarcely got money enough
to prolong her miserable esittence. Ott Mon-
day night, whilst wandering »bunt Oxford-street,
without knowing where to get to lodging, or a
meal's victuak, she was accosted by a woman
named ;Vary Carty (well-known in' St. Giles's as
the " Stiraboot Eater"), who oficred io prothlt,
her with a lodging for the night. Whilst the
poor girl was asleep, hoWCVer, this woman got.up
arid robbed her of ad her clot iics,which were pretty
good, and afterwards turned her out naked. A
constable, who heard of the transaction, watched
Carty, and found the property in her possession.
She wits yesterday taken to Marlboroogh-street
Office, and committed to prison. The poor girl
gave some hopes of returning to her friends.

PARI.4I 11 F, NT.

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