Mr. Sadler's Ascent From ...
The fllowirg is Mr. Sadler's accoltnt of his ascensior in his bal. loon fronm Liverpool. on Thursday. Air. Peel, of the 3d Dragoon Guards, accompanied him "We ascended;it fohr mninutes past-four, anl on nopreviousocca. sion was the haUodn So fully inflated. ' We arrived over the banksof the ,Mersev at 24 minutes past four. Drank the Kin-'s health, witlh threesimnes threc. Liverpool entirely obscured at one minute to five, by a mist os smoke. A guii fire froh the'Chcslhite shorc at to miinutes 'past five, wIthoiSt our perceiving any vibiati6n. During the passage across the river, the view aroandt us was ex- tremely interesting. Several guns were at this time fred in: succes- sion, vhen opposite liooton-house, belonging to Sir Thos. Stanley; Oar course was dlrectly south. Fi;e minateslpastfive,exposedrto te rays of the sun, and extremely warn; atten minuresttofive, theth-er. morneter 70 in the shade. During the wholeoflte voyage, the vower- ful rdys of the sun occasioned theballoon to expand to its thL dinien- siont,wliic Clobligedi ni to devote a- great sliart or my-attention to the baUloon. Our elevatian'never exceeded a mile. -'We 'arrived over' Chester, and threw over-i note, alittle abovc thecommencelyent -of Ellesmere canal, at a quarter past-tive. Heard the icho;of-the ipekk- ing trumpet very distinctly,-neairly a quarterof,a- niiate rafegiv.- ing the sound, every word distinct. Descended- and- rea'ched-the grouiid at 25 minutes tosix o'(,16k, near Bridge Trafford,. within four miles of Chester. -We received 'assistan.ce a few minrmtes after the grappling-iron reachied thebground, which fastened imtrediately.- Every aid svas affordedl by those w1 o arrived, and in ten miqutes nearly ,200 persons had assembled. *A stage coach wasin vwaitiig,-as likewis( a post-chaise. We chdse the latter& hich'nadibeen vent by iMr. Tomlinson, of the Albion' who&relised to seceive any erno- lumnent for refreshmenrts, -of a -dihner&:and champagne,v which'was- quickly procured. Sir Thomas, tanley very, idly. sent over some of his people to render assistanee at,thc descent, witbark invitation to his hospitable m4nsion, where' w called'on our wvay home, and paid our respects personally to Sir Thomas- ,ad his' lad'y. Arrived in Liverpool about twelve o'clock." ilM. SADLEI'S4SC-2PrT O~.lofj tVL RpQOQ.