The Sun.
London, England, 1811-10-01 00:00:00

.BRIGH7'ON,

SIIIPWRIICK.S.—Wo are concerned to state, that
two vessels, insteed of one only, as. formerly un-
deritood, were wrecked in the late storm, at-Burling,
or Berlin Gap, just on this. side of Beachy-bead,
viz. the Hunter, dt'4oo time hurdler), and the Ea,
milton, of 3uo tons, of and hound for
.Lohdon,
both being freighted from Martinique, with sugar;
cotton, .coconi cape, It gives us, blwever,
the sincerest pleasure to add, contrary to formet ru-
motaro, that not a single life was lo,t. in this quar-
ter ; •and that, the maters and, crews arrived at this
place on Friday eiening and • yesterday, the whole
of whom have since left 'us 'finr London. About
one\ third part of .the cargoof the.liuntir has been
preserved ; but nearly the %,t ii:Ae of the Hamilton's
is Inst.

About ten poilnds were'adtled to the subscription
opened here, fur the tienertt.of.the survivors of tl:e
unfortunate :brig Hope, yesterasy, ornopg whom is
James I.lradyl the tlvot4gll a provincial paper.
has numbered him, erroneously, Witt) those: that
perished.

TKOTTrwo,-Mrstc .—Saturday morning a poney,
belonging to Mr: 'Starider, of Oxford-ihrOf,' per-
formed.amatch of miles in one.hour on. t
bqgeroad. The wager was for fhfty,giliueas.
Boxtas.—Crib.arrived in town yesterday, in a
barouche and four homes, bedecked with blue rib.,
bons, with a Gentlenvn amateur' 041 Toe Ward;
One CA ids Seconds; his reception on the road:
was as great as that of 'a gallant officer could tiove
been, bearing a narrative' I:Wis.& ions exploit. Not,
the AdMiralty, but Great St. Aurdrew's,Street, Sit-en
Dials, was impassable from the -crowd itSSeMble:l,
and thelinteridi of the Chainpion!s house was 'not
stAcient to give audiehee to pairkianconeatidating.
amateurs.; but 'the'llall of his houie is a cool-sited,
and they were received in two without respett to.
superior rank... As we stated yesterday, Crih has
suffered most'about the eyes, which, however, have.
beer! well managed, but :fro very biack, end ne has
.not received- a 'single body 'huff. He
_has cut his
hands severely by hits, but he is altogether
The Champion called on Molineaux ii-the Royal.
oak, where he is snit confined, and be is slowly ,e-
-coveting. As we have ntready-staied, he los -walled:
most on the lett lido of his body, which_ is hideously
swollen, Mid the right side of his head, from the,
neck upwards; his }aw is fraaured, in two.places,
and be cannot speak intelligibly. Aiollueaux, has
acquired considerable science, but it partially forsook
as it does all others who have 1104 acquired'
early, when he' got (lobbed. Curnsiderable, dissen-
sions prevail amongst persons who had -previously'
been considered goi:d men, and who had.: declared
off their bets. The matter is thus, a certain num-
ber of persons had tiken odds at about two lo one,
and when the odds became higher,.and Okay found
they had been badly to market, they declared them.
selYes oil, a thing unknown in sporting,, 'after they
had been on. Gib WS Condescended to take the,
chair in public. to-morrow, at Cob's Chop-house,
Holborn,' to a- selea party of swells.
In the rep' rt of the second, battle yesterday, by a
transposition Of name, young Crib was said to win,
but it was the countryman, who was two stone
heaviest.

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°' 12s Strauds wheio dfirertitements, Orders for the Paper, Letters fur vie k:dit2r (pot:laid), must bc rset,