The Sun.
London, England, 1820-10-31 00:00:00

LOSS OF•THE FLORA PASSAGE VESSEL•

DOVER, OCT. 29.—This morning the
passage vessel, Captain WAT6oN, sailed out 0
the harbour to the roads, for the purpose of
al
ceiving passengers for Calais ; she had alrea
received 6 or 7, and was standing in for in°re;
when she missed stays, and, from the violence
of the sea, went ashore in the bay : the passel':
gers were all got out from the bow of the vesse';
and were, with the crew, landed in safethas
the greatest part of the baggage ; but, a tremendr:
sea striking her on the starboard quarter, she !II
stautly went to pieces, and strewed the shore otI)
wreck. Neither the captain nor mate were °a
board at the time the vessel struck, being on sPrche
for the purpose of procuring and taking otf ,
other passengers as remained ; but it is undo
stood that no blame attaches to the crew, but Or
the loss of the vessel was solely attributable
to accident, and the violence cf the wind and ses:
The vessel was formerly the yacht of Calve", 7
Esq. and the property of John Minet Fedi
Esq. The wind has blown a gale the whole °
the afternoon, and we are sadly afraid that 0/
shall hear of a great deal of damage amongst the:
shipping. Several foreigners Nvlio had bees
I'
London, to give evidence for her Majestyf lave
;
arrived here on their return home. Four passg
vessels from Calais, with passengers, bore 11t,
,11"
for the Downs this afternoon, not Liking to attelor
coming into the harbour, there being such a v''
lent swell at the entrance.

WINDSOR, OCT. 29.—His MAJESTY and Suite
arrived at his Cottage last night, from Brighten;
This morning the KING attended Divine Servici
at St. George's Chapel.—Tuesdav, the ROtia
Hunt will commence, when a deer will be toe%
out for the day's diversion at Knott-hill '; and °t
Friday another deer will be turned out 011°
near Salt-hill.
A duel took
.place early on Saturday moral
on Hounslow inclosure, on the heath, betifeee
Capt. T--11.—T and a Mr. S ,in conseplePbct,
of a dispute at a Coffee-house in Oxford-stye:
The Captain was severely wounded in the sit'oe?
and was taken off the ground in a danger°
state.
Mr. COOPER, who is to make his debg.
Drury-laneTheatre in Romeo, comes with a verat
,;
good report from Edinburgh, both as to his r°"";
ral and theatrical character. He is, it seems,,,
particular friend of Mr. YOUNG, SO long t"-t
ornament of the London stage, but who, °t o
much to the honour of the London manageme°,9
does not now gratify the Public in the metropots
We are extremely happy in being able to a°s;pounce,
nounce, on good authority, that the Marques
CIIOLMONDELEY, and the Hon. Mrs. Dits_cll;
have abandoned all idea of fuither proceedil,
in the action which has been so long pending k
tween them and Lord CLlNTON.—(Phimouth
Dock Telegraph.)
On Friday se'nnight a juvenile sweep fell fr°'il
a chimney of a four-story house in Editiburgh7°o4
some rubbish, and being severely bruised,
immediately carried to the Royal Infirmary. ,
sooner were his wounds dressed, than he Witll -
drew unobserved from the -Infirmarv, and 'i
not been heard of since, nor are any other part:
culars of his accident known.

BIRTI-1.
of
Yesterday, in Montague-place, Russell-square, the Lady
Captain William Forrest, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
gr.
Yesterday, at St. George the Nlartvr, Queen-siinace'osaf
C. W. Jarrett, of Rosoniass-strt et, (Attire-m.. 01, to leaer
eldest daughter of Mr. John Low, of Gray's Inu-pa°
Dedfurd-row.

DIED.
Christian
On Friday morning last, suddenly,. aged 35, Chr-1
Splidt, Esq., Stratford Green, Essex. -,
rrh 0211*
On Sunday morning, at his house, at Charlton, -°
Longlamis, Esq., in his 78th year. ngt#l
On Sunday, the 49th inst., William Frederick, 10Z
son of Mr. Thomas Harper, of Fleet-street, in his 4:3d le":

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