The Sun. — 1809-04-05 (London, England)

ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.-.--A young Lady, Ppmrently wider twenty years.of age, elegotly dressed, was seen to throw herself into the river at Chelsea oti Monday evening, but tOrtunately. she was discovered in the sa by Barnes, a watcrinan, who WAS going to I),ittipse. a, fair,. and whO'released her. The water was eight feet deep, where:the unfortunate girl plunged in, and it. svaii above five minutes before she was rescued. Atter regaining her faculties, she was taken to a hOUSd ill dieytie-walk, and conveyed to the neighbourhood of Cartindish.qqaare, to tier -home. in a coach..—The atterritit at suicide was in consequence of the young lady (who is thi;ibligliter of a Sorgenri,.a,few_miles from town) having had some altercalioo whit her mistress, a nod titqcy drK.ss•maLer, . with whoin :she had tserved tits,  'SPORTIA•G  'NTEf,LiGENCt.  ME'vriir(;,  rutsOl.or 4 ; • Sir 1. Shelley'; Marmilth ,t )y Whiskey, boogilt of Id man;, beat Sir C. Turner's Cityropod6.t„ Lite Yottng.l- liartiaby, boUght of Nir: Norton, tsr. 2oogs. ti. ft. " .  7 to 4 on Marirtion. . •. Sweepstakes of t9ogs. e.sen, h. fr Sit alb. eacfi. it. n Duke arGrAton'sc. by Sorcerer. gut of Hounty . Lord C. LI. Cavendish's e. 'by 1,11... key. Out of 1.1.r5. Candour - • . Lord jerseric. by Anibrbsio, .14:n by Skyscaper, out of Ctelia  1 to I on Sorcerer.  Sweepstakes of 2oogs It cu't.. BSt. ,;and ; !:tts: Sst. tlb. 1). M. Mr. Mellish's b. c. I.e.v ut, by Don 4luixotte, out of a sister to S . Mr. Wilson's b. c. by Hatubletonian. out of Sopli.,l Mr. Prince's br. c. byTrutapator, out o. I lopptOter Mr. V al)SiU4rt,'S th. t. by. ‘v hiske), yUt ut ltegulautt's lath Sir C. Turher's c. by StAnfora, out of Tticoph,ti.i.t I,d G. H. CArmlish s ch. c, by tly4cinthus, out ut Flora pa The judge could out two. 5 to t apt 1. cvant- s to 2 jgSt tlunbletoniatt..  D. of Geaftors% Morel. Sst. 3lb: beat Mr. Cravens* Beat* Nash. 7st. 71b. Halt of Ab. M. 2 toes —4 tot on \lute!. Gen. Grosvenor's gr. t. 'rho Fair iilbtn, by the Wcilesley Arabian, 7st. tlb. beat Sir j. Bst. Ili). R. M. ioogs —6 to 5 agst t4e Fait Mien.  The mond Class of Oatland Stakes of cogs. each, h. ft. Lt. 1. Ld Grosvertor's Meteora, 6.yrs, 9st. 71b. - r Ld Foley's Woove._,r, 3-yrs. 7st. alb. . . 2, Gen. Grosvenor's Kttleman, 3-yrs: 6st. 'alb. .. 3 Er. Goulburn's Grimaldi, 6 yrs. Sst. fib. - 4 r. Coddord's Fuscus, 3.yrs. fist. t.lh. 5 r. Foyne's Ferdinand, 4-yrs. Sst. tlh. 14 C. H. Somerset's Cerbtruit 6-yrs. Bst. r db. - psi Mr. Andreir'S Timm, 5-yrs. 8:r. ylb. - - l'd Ceti. C;oweri Cardinal Staut*.rt, ii-yrs. Sst. 81b. . prt Mr. fiellerman't. Streatham Lages-yrs. rat. r3lb. prt Mr. kloworttes Dart, 4-yrB. Ist. Gib. Mr. Keiletlll4ll'S Zoroaster, 3-yrs. 7sr. 61t). - pd. Ld Stawell's litrighton Lass, 3-yrs. 7st. sib. - pd Mr. Kyder's eh. I. Miss Hawk, hyllazaard, 3. rs. 6st.2lb. pd 7 to 4 agst Meteora—s to 1 34111 IVC2WC,r--7 to 2 apt Grimaldi..  Mr. Payne's Bulnirilt, rec. ft..front Sir C. 'curner's Cousin Abraham. Sst.4lb. each. Ab. M. apogs. 11. tr. .of Sr. Albein's Snug, 5-yrs old, 951.31 b. rec. 35gs frora Mr. I. Croft's Saragossa, by Waxy. out ot Sy a-) rs old; 7st. Two-yr old Course, tocgs, n. tr  P 4 R ISt AN FASHIONS fwe ex 6,lpt• the bead-ofesea, the Winter ntoites have scarcely undergone any change. Ttie prevailing colours are the r„so, sky.blue, deep We: 11, low, and deep blue, .The fillets tar the head .ire wiecuted ex toners. All the spying 'towers are erppleqed in their de. Ciliation, but partleularly the primrose, the ranutti:ulits', the violet, and the lilac. A large ruse s•Jrioundeit with buds is worn in the hat. Some luties weat tbwers I,ls:C4:i room un their shoes. The ball.dress:s me or gauz:, striped with satin,in a tranverse direction.