The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-30 00:00:00

D.UJJLIV, Arum 23.

This day, at.• noon, being the commencement of
'taster Tenn, the new Lord Chancellor, (PONSONBy)
7shaaatevee at his house, from whence his Lordship,
in lii,,robes of office, an& the rest. or the Judges,
proceeded in state to open their respe&ive Courts.
.His Lordship, preceded oy the bearer of the Great
Seal of Ireland, entered the Hall of the Four Coiarts
a little before one o'clock, where he took his station
near the portico steps that lead to the Judges' Chain-
' ber: the Chief Justice.oflhe Bench(l)OwN)
placed hiinself on the ChanCellor's right hand the
Master of toe Rolls„ in
.his robes; ..(Sif M. Smrrit)
inniiiediatOx, opposite, and the rest of the Judges,
King's Serjeants,. Attorney and; Solitor general,
Kiug'S Counsel, &c. on each side; ciccOrding to their
respective, rank.

'soon as the whole were assembled,, his-tor
ship and the -Ind es proceeded to the,jUdges.,Cla4n}-,„.
ber, -and held a conference-, according _to usage, ifnr,
'about twenty'' minutes, :when they returned, and
went into their respedive Courts, which were opens,
ed pro forma by a Motion of course, when they all
adjourned till to-morrow, for the dispatch of business.
The concourse of Visitants in the Hall was never
known so numerous on any former occasion.
T‘,vo of the Hanoverian Regiments Of Infantry,
now .on this Establishment, are under embarkation
orders for the Mediterranean. -'

On Nlonday-the Catholic Lords of 'lreland are ex-.
peded to go up to the Castle, with a .Congraulatory
Address to the Lord Lieutenant; •Addresses are like-
wise coming up from the Catholics of the varions
Countiek. A new Sod, called the " Protestant Se-
ceders," have alSo signified their intention of wait-
ing upon his Grace with an Address of Congratula-
tion.

On Tuesday se'nnight one Richard Titish, of
Burton, -in Westmorland, was committed to the
House of CorreWon, in Kendal, to the great joy
of the farmers in the' neighbourhood, to whom he
has been long an annoyance. This fellow has for
some time past • made a prat :ice of following droves
of cattle, and lurking about cow-houses at night,
when he took an opportunity to dock or cut off the
long hair which grows from the end of the cows' tails,
which, was not merely a seurce•of vexation to the
owners, but often a real loss, ,as a dealer would fre-
quently require an abatement of from ss. to tps.
a head, in eonsequence;•or their being so disfigured.
hair thus obtained is shade use of fir :the
stuffing of sofas and ,nratrasses, and is worth nearly
one shilling a pound. It is- supposed, that at least
-one .thousand cows-have .bcen docked and robbed
:of their hair by this fellow, who has escaped detec-
tion until the 14th inst, at night, when a farmer in
11'intieid, hearing a noise in the cow-house, went
to see what was the
,occasion of it,. and found hies
hard at work,, :having completely docked rive cows,
and engaged with a sixth. When apprehended, he
1;0.w:01,h im a bag, containing about a doieneodunds
of nu/Opined cows hair, and a pair of wool sh6ars,
w Licev.yere brought in triumph to Kendal, along with
theeqhvner, the next-morning..
fourwheeled cart -was standincr.on Sunday last
Ntittle front of Lewes barracks; which is on the top
WA bill, wheno-:time children got into it and began
Itiptiance, which . put the wheels iti motion, and,
caused the cart to run precipitately down the hill,
and upset ortitheßrighton road ; one little innocent
was killed ou' the 'spot, and another had its arm so
fradu'red, that amputatien becaMe necessary, and
iteas performed by the surgeon of the regiment 3 the
I„ehild's head was also bruised, yet .hOpes- are enter-
.h.*ed of itSitecevery. They were both the 'children
,a Serjeant Ofthe Gth 'Dragoon Guard./..qmutered
tifitOn Thursday eveoing, about nine. o'clock, the.
.report of a pistol was heard in, a retired part of the
'Ciosee at Salisbury, near the East end of the' Ca-
thednal4, where, on examination, it was found that
an tuthappy young man, who, about three, weeks
ago, 'enlisted into
_,the Oth 'Light Dragoons, had'
*le harped a piste)) against his, er,Yri: head, the top,:
of which was :completely blown oft: He Was
I.4ermin,by-birdo and it 15 under Stood that his tiro-
' ther-is a,I field Officer.in the Prussian Service. His
genteel deportmenthadpecasioned both Officers and
•Jmenof the Kith to treat him With,partienfar
re-
-spe& A letterfeend on his person, from a friend
in London, blending with the promise of assistance,.
; some censure on a part of . his condu&, is
,soppased
to have been the immediateti
incitement to' the rash
ad, though the primary cause was mental derange-
ment, occasioned, by a :wound in the head. The.
Coroner's Jiffy returned a verdiet Of--L-Lunacy,
On' Saturday the 12th :instant a poor woman at
Hambleden, near Henley,. the wife of Thos. HobbS,
shoemaker, was safely delivered of three children,
two boys -and a girl, who,with the mother, (who
has at present six other small "children) are like
, , to do well.

WEALrII t. r) PAT:llO'n SM. ---The love, (d rno
and the love of ones.cownly may be associatepriti-
cipleß:. An iruportant sub;ed,. now near .at,i,isue,
evinei:S Cie t In illustration, Horiocs and (2(.*.
..proorietor.-1 of the Old .cstablished lottery Office, in.
St. -James's and. Os: ford-streets; instance the present
ti-10A highly interesting Scheme, ,which tze•-cs
advent,Arers many a rich c vuce of obtaining opu-
ience, and opportunities of manifesting that noblest
"of virtues, amor patrite. hr truth, while they are
.. •
,presented with a brilliant yrospea of great gain, at
a small risk, from the judicious struattre of the
SChethe,- they will experience the heartfelt pleasure
of contributi,tg, at a monientotis crisis, to the' aid of
their' country s Government. In both- these goo 4
C:itt4e, Wealth and patriotism; HonoEs and Co,.
will he ham y to distribute the one, and to give
every opportunity .-for a ipirited:display of the other.