The Sun.
London, England, 1801-06-13 00:00:00

DrlßLf.'4, jtrxt 9.

SUNDAY night last, the boy bringing a light
post-cart the Mail from Navan to Dublin, escorted
by two dragoons, was on tie hill of Ballydowd re-
ceived by a running fire of fifteen musquets, which
killed 'one dragoon and one horse ;_ the other dra-
goon and the boy gJopped off, and conveyed the
Mail safe to Dunshaughlin.

Mr. NlrtNimmot gave an elegant entertainment
yesterday evening at his house in Pall-mall.
Mrs. THELLUSSON yesterday morning gave a
grand Public Breakfast to a fashionable party of
Nobility, at Foley House.
MUND EN and KNIGHT are re-engaged at Covent-
Garden Theatre. Pope and his wife leave it at the
end .of the present season.

We cannot but notice the assiduity of some peel.
pie .to discover grievances, and assign causes for
them when the old theme has become trite, and 're-
peatedly refuted by argument and experience.--
Thus, we find Tythes stated as materially afeaing
the happiness of the lower orders•of the people in this
Country, and the principal cause of all the mischiefs
that have occurred for many years past in Ireland,
alluding to them as the great source of that high
price which provisions have attained within the last
eighteen months. Now, as it is an established
rule with medical Men -to keep the mind at rest
while remedies are prescribed, so does this maxim
prevail with sound political physicians, who are
thereby distinguished from,such empirics as define
patriotism an inveterate opposition to all the mea-
sures of Administration ; but, in the speech con-
taining the above quotation, we find a stimulus ap-
plied without an adequate sedative being provided.
That Tythes have been a principal fame of all the
mitchio that have occurred for massy jean past rin
Ireland, is by no means correct, for during the
Rebellion, the payment of rent was conceived by
the disarefted as equally oppressive, and the cant
throughout the whole Country was, eg No Tythes,
and every man his otos: Landlord." An Hibernian
peasan';
_had-no other .ideas of liberty, and could
never imagine, that if his favourite objet was at_
tained, his civil liberty would be more curtailed
than if he breathed under the, most despotic . mo.
narchy. Yet these sentiments of the'vulgar are held
out as claiming the attention or a Ministry that has
in every important point been indefatigable in de-
vising expedients, to ameliorate the condition .of
the Door. In fail, we may, consider such expres-
sions with resped to Tythes as a war-whoop against
the established Church—a mere pretext and apology
for insurreetion. But may •we not more justly
ascribe the, mitt- kiefs that have occurred it% Ireland
and England to-the irritating harangues of Opposi-
tion ?

/Was Aftrtod, the Editor of the A/hion, stood
in the pillory yesterday, at the bottom of the Hay-
market, in pursuance of the sentence pronounced on
him for a libel. He attempted to harangue the
mob, but was prevented by the. proper interference
of the Under Sheriffs and Peace' Officers.

Yesterday the Clerk of Fleet Market selzed
number of- short measures, by which the dealers in
peas, &c. cheated the Public.

Yesterday, as a carman was delivering, some
pipes of Wine from the Quays,• to be deposited in a
cellar under, the'new buildings in Leadenhall-market,
in launching one of the pipes from the cart, it struck,
the pavement with great force; in consequence of
which the head of the pipe flew,out, and the wine
flowed down the kennels. About one gallon only
remained in the pipe.
Yesterday Charles Smith, baker of Wells-street,
Mile-'End, was convided by the Magistrates in
Worship-street,, in the penalty of twelve pounds,
for selling six wheaten loaves, which had not been
baked twenty-four butts, being +os. for each loaf.
This was the third time that Smith had been con-
vifted of the' same offence.

On the loth inst. died, at Brough-Hall, in the
North-Riding ofYorkshire, after a long and tedious
'illness, Which she bore with the most Christian re-
.signation, Lady .LAWSON, wife of Sir JOHN LAW.
SON, Bart. She is, much anti deservedly regretted
by her numerous connexions and friends.
We .find that, from the uncommon demand. for
places at the Royal Circus, St. George's-fields, to
`see the grand Spettacle of Rinaldini, that of The
Northern Fleet, and the Pantomime.of The British
in Egypt, and from the great,preparations necessary
for the New Piece, those favourite performances
will be repeated This and Mondiy Evening, for
positively the last time; as .on Tuesday the. 16th
inst. will be presented, an .entire new, operatical,
dramatic, romantic, magical, grand.Ballet,ofAdion,
in two Parts, with new and --splendid scenery, ma-
chinery, dresses, and 'decorations, called The Fire
King, or Albert and Rosalie ;- the Overture and
Music entirely new, by Mr. Reeve.

SLIMMER BEVERAGE.

Hum, Wine and Brandy Merchant, gratefully
acknowledges the Favours of the Public, and re-
speetfully assures Them, that his Shrubs arc at this

time in the highest state of perfettion. They are
absolutely prepared with the choicest old Spirits,
and their Acid' is drawn solely from that very grate-
ful Antiscorbutic Pruir, the Seville Orange of ,the
present Importation. Sold, in any quantity, not
less than Two Gallons, of either Rum Shrub or
Brandy Shrub, at his Warehouse, Monument-Yard,
London.

*,,* Also, Superior Foreign Wines, in full Quart
Bottles, Twelve of which will contain Three Gal.
lons of Wine, making thereby a considerable Saving
in qtiantity to the Purchaser.

+4+ Some real Batavia Arrack, from the East
ndia Company's Warehouses.

ji§ji lii a as's profits not being calculated upon
terms requisite to Sustain- the losses of long credit,
bad debts, &c. he respeetfully requests that all or.
ders, fitotn the Country, 'may contain remittances
for the amount, e.t. reference for payrocut '4) Town.

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