The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-15 00:00:00

1)%713L1N, OCT. iO.

Ad opinion lias been circulated, th4r the
must immediately be disbanded upon The signing a
Definitive Treaty of• Peace ; but, by the Irisk AI
of the 38th Geo. 111. the Militia then re-enlisted
are to serve for four years•from that date and to the
end of the war, and two months after. As the war
is now likely to terminate, the Militia have one year
of service to remain.

Militia Subalterns, to a certain proportion in
each Regiment, are, after Peace, to be entitled to an
annual.allowance in the nature of half-pay.
It was announced in general orders on.• Saturday
last, that :Lieut. Col. SANKEY. of the Royal City
of Dublin Militia, was dismissed the Service, in con-
sequence of what appeared before `the Court Martial
on his, prosecution of Capt. GIF:ARD, of the same
Regiment.
SaturdaTa party of the Lower Talbotstown Yeo-
manry secured, and escorted into Blessingtown, the
notorious gaol-breaker Captain Hughes, and . two
of his desperate associates. They were all -,three
well armed, and in possession of a house near the
Earl of MT L;towN:s, at Rusborougli.
Yesterday an offender was brought to town from
.the Queen's County, named Davis, one of the pri-
soners who lately escaped from Kiln-mint-I:an gaol.
A few days since five respectable Citizens hav-
ing spent the evening at Island-Bridge in a festive
and harmonious manner, were returning: to town,
when unfortunately some misunderstanding took
place through the inebriety of one of the
,party,
:who, after striking one- of his companions, drew.
forth a penknife and wounded him grievously in
the thigh ; a second person coming forwarcllo the
relief of his •friend, -received some cuts in the face,
one of which has deprived him of his left eye. Be-
ing overt inc after a severe struggle, the offender
was lodged in the next watch-house, and on the
ensuing tnotning committed to the New Prison, to
abide his trial on the Chalking Ad.

CORK, OCT. 8.

Last night a General Illumination took plate .in
this Cityc,.in consequence of _the glorious news of
Peace.

Yesterday MICHAEL ROBERTS WESTROPP, Esq.
was sworn into the office of Mayor, and JOHN
NICHOLAS WRIXON, aild JOHN GEORGE NEW..
-
SOM, Esqr!..were sworn Sheriffs of dim Lity:for the
ensuing year, after which an elegant eomplitnentary
entertainment was given shy General MYERS-t 0 our
worthy Chief Magistrate.
Tuesday-Colonel BA'ow E 1.) of Nia one of
the Representatives in Parliament for `the C6'unty of
Tipperary, was sworn into the office of .Vayor, and
WATSON,- of Somerville, and JOHN
HOWELL, Esqrs. Bailiffs cf the Corporation of
Clonmel, for the ensuing year:. -

lames Murray, a Serjeant in the 56thRegiiiitnt
of Foot lately tried here by a General -Cour k-M,lr,
tial, was -sentenced to receive too° lashes ; .bu,
having been recommended by the Court, his pu'ilish_-
mem wat humanely mitigated to loc i;!lpc_
Leyes[etday received.

Yesterday was the Settling Day for aqober in
Consols; it the Stock Exchar'ige ; and, as was
exvefted, there were.a•great number of failures, in
consequence of the great rise in the }Tunds on Nace.
It is computed; that, including great- and small
Ducks, upwards of forty have waddled ont of the
House and the Bank Rotunda. One Jobber has
failed for upwards of so,pool. Differences, and (0
course must draw others in his ruin.
.The
forjhe Omnium was this day.
Yesterday the Michaeltnas DiVidends''began to
he paid at the Bank to theßankers.
they will be paid to the public at' large,

The scene of thrrAing has-- been transferred. from
our fashionable -Watering Places to 'Change- Alky,
where it has been rraaised within these two days,
in a very wholesale kind of way.
It is detailed amongst ,the faibiaNnb/e
'genee of a atily'Paper, that a. Landl,ady of a Porter
House gave a stippet to het Frienda In honour of
the Peace! I I 0

A glazier in Shoreditch was the first who hitched
M. Orro's name into a i'hinte. Oa his transparency
were these lines

" Let's drink their hcaith by Way Of tricittb--
" ITere's to Loid.HAN,vx E.s a city and Mon6bnic oi-ro!
As I approve the Peace in totOi
" May he that brJaks it first, be shot'-o*'

•
THO riToN's ne* Theatre at Reading,' IS a very
pretty little edifice, and has been lately very well
attended. Mr, TUINIR, the Barrister, who, made
his debut at Covent Garden Theatte; two or three
seasons ago, in Macbeth, and who is said to bc very
niack,iinproved, has been performing at Reading
with considerable success.

COOKS, it is said, upon his return to Town;
will appear in the chara6ter of Benedick. We
would rather he had been fighting over bortv.:27-th:.
Fidd,

Since BONAPARTE has entered into amicable con-
nedions with this ountry,
,his character has com-
pletely changed in the estimation of the Opposition
Writers. He was Konounced all PerfeCtion ; and
the most sagacious of mankind is now described by
them,• as " very unwise to appoint his Brothers to
great stations, for which they have no pretensions,
but as his brothers."

On Wednesday last the Rev. Ron tivr Hu'ox,Fs,
A. M. Demy of Magdalen College, Oxford, was
instituted by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of
Gloucester, to the Redory of Shennington, in Gott.
cestershirei. on the Presentation of the Devisees in
trust, named in the will of the late Rour RT CHILD*
of Osterley Park, in the County of Middlesex, Esq.
Thomas-W;(1;11'Jan, for -injuring a horse belonging
to ORBY HUNTER, Esq.' by maliciously driving;a
nail into his foot, was sentenced to six months im-
prisonment in the house of correction, .at Peterbo-
rough Sessions, on Wednesday last.