The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-18 00:00:00

icalites, drifted to set, Where, in' twenty-four hours
'more, she was met hy'a Liverpool Vessel, which
took our .and landed her .Crew and Passengers at. •
Waterford. When they quitted the vessel. there were
9 feet.water in the hold, and she was seen drifting
nefore the wind eight leagues to the N. W. of the,
Wicklow Mountains.
A number of PriVates in a Militia Regiment :at
Galway, last week volunteered to enter Regiinents
of the Line, and received each six guineas bounty.
They were,i,ll fine, young'men..i
'SaturdaY last Kane, and Whitshed; Groiers,-were
pilloried at the Royal Exchange, pursuant to 'their
sentence, There were label's upon each of them
.in large charaaers, containing the following words,
Foi uttering base SilVer, knowing it td he
counterfeit; and for corrupting their Apprentices."
The base silver change -was bought for then from
HarleY„..to-do which they had employed ap-
prentices. •
Tuesdiy evening a most shocking murder was
discovered in N(lth Frederick2street , Thomas
Barryi•Esq. a Ge.ntieman reSiding, in that place,
was
,found murderect in the evening in his own
house; his brains were beat in a Most savage
Manner, and the place robbed, VI?. Barry w'as
`Gentleman
of linmense prtipeity., Upon intim%'tion
- e)f his murder,,George_liepenstal, Coroner of
the Couniy Of Dublin, and .one bi it, Magistrates,'
came to the place, and made the most strict
Option, hut found it rie'cesSary to defer hold-
; ing an inquest till the following day.- The unfor..'
waste Gentleman had:dined-at home : a bottle and.
glass were on the table in the room where he was
killed.. Mr. Hepenstal found in the house property
in Scrip.tdthe amount of 35,0001. which escaped
the murderers. Mr. Barry, at the commencement
of the War, was a Partner in thelOuse of Barton,
&c. at 14oyrdeaux, but'Aremi . his,. property. after...
wards. It is a most )ttm,id
.triinsatlion,"and we hope
the perpetrators' will be br ,uglit to justice.

SCOTLAND.

EDINBURGH,. NOV. 12.

THE Sloop Lovely Peggy, of Chepstow, THo-
14As FISHER I1111,,I6*; from Christiansound in Nor_
way, for Sligo in Ireland, with deals, was totally
wrecked near Bighouse Bay, about fiftt.en miles
West of Thurso, on- the zxst ult. One -man was
drowned the master and rest of the crew saved.—
Some j.rt of the cargo has been recovered, but in a
damaged condition,' and so situated as not to admit
of being
,removed by sea'or land carriage, without
incurring au .expence equal to the" value of the

goods.
By ,a Letter froth Dublin, we are sorry to learn,
that the .Alexis; LutriNosTcw, and Aim, Cocks-
RAN E, belonging to Greenock, ate put on shore oil
Dublin Bar, and apprehensions are entertained of
their being lost. It is also reported that the Mar-
garets, from: the Clyde .to Honduras; is lost.
POWERS OF THE JUSTICES OF PE4CE.!---.AI the
last General Quarter Sessions the Peace-for the
County of Lanark, some of the ,Magistrates and
Counsellors were cited zo appear before the justices,
tor obstru6ling one of their number in the eitecit_
tion of his, duty, within the Burgh.of Lanark,- in
searching the Bakers' shops for bread short of weight.,
It Veir!g ckarly proved that the juriSdietion of .the
Justices 'of the County is within .Burgh, as well as
Landwarid, they were accordingly fined in -the sum
of 205.. each, in terms of. the -Bread Ad.—We
insert this for the information'of the Magistrates of
Burghs, that they may understand the jurisdi6ion of
the County Justices is cumulative with theirs; with-
in the Burgh, and that any one. Justice, with a
Constable, may make trial of the weight-of bread
exposed to sale, and fine and dispose of.the same to
the Poor, in terms of the statute.