The Sun.
London, England, 1836-03-26 00:00:00

IRELAND.

An Investigation relative to the execution of the writs of re-
bellion lately issued took place on the 18th at Dunlavin.
Evidence of a character 10 contradictory as to lead to the be-
lief of perjury was adduced. On the subject of this investiga-
tion, and with some reference to the conduct of the Magis-
trate before whom it was conducted, the Freeman's Journal
says, " The local Magistracy, and we are bound to add the
great majority of the stipendiary Magistrates hitherto ap-
pointed are anxious to protect the police, so that the com-
plainant has a reluctant tribunal to deal with ; and unless the
case is so strong as not to admit of any cavil, the Magistrates
will report in favour of the delinquents. We could heartily
wish that the present Government would get rid of the whole
batch of stipendiary Magistrates appointed by former Go-
vernments, to which scheming and chicanery were essential."

CAS TLETOWN DELVIN ANTI-TITHE MEETlNG.—Resolutions
were adopted at a very numerous meeting of this district : one
of them describes the "violent alternative" resorted to by the
incumbent against one of his poor parishioners.
Friday morning all the workmen at Castle-Grace mills, in-
cluding millers, millwrights, labourers, &c., went in a body
to Samuel Grubb, Esq., and told him they would not longer
remain in his employment if he did not forthwith dismiss Mr.
Hill, who prosecuted a ruffian to conviction at the last Clonmel
Assizes, for attempting to murder him. Mr. Grubb of course
refused to comply with such a demand, and the consequence
has been, that the mills have remained idle since. Such was
the savage appearance and determination of the mob in Clog-
been that Mr. Taylor, Lord Lismore's agent, was obliged to
call out detachments of the 15th Hussars and 43d Light In-
fantry, as also the police, for the purpose of escorting Mr. Hill
back to Castle-Grace. On Saturday Lord Glengill went to
Castle-Grace, and had the workmen called together, to whom
he explained the law of combination, and the penalties they
had incurred by their proceedings ; but they all to a man de-
clared that they would prefer being on the tread-mill fur six
months than work under Mr. Hill.—Limerick Paper.
STATE OF WICKLOW. —The population of this county has
been thrown into general confusion by writs of rebellion and
the emissaries of the parsons. Agricultural pursuits have
been abandoned by all the farmers who are subject to the pay-
ment of tithes. They do not ♦enture even to go to Mass on
Sunday ; so that their reverences will have the consolation not
only of blasting the hope of the harvest, but of preventing the
moral and religious instruction of the people, who are deter-
mined to submit to every privation rather than pay a detested
impost against which their consciences revolt.—Freonan.
REPRESENTATION OF MAYO.—The Mayo papers announce
that considerable anxiety prevails in that county, in conse-
quence of the vacancy which will be created by the elevation
of the Right Hon. D. Browne to the Peerage.

SHIPPING.—(THIS DAY.)
(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, MARCH 25.—Wind N. W., moderate.—Arrived in
the Downs the Africaine, Duff, from Singapore; Phcenix,
Barton, from Jamaica ; Gipsey, —, from Havannah ; Geor-
gia, Marin, from Berbice ; Margaret, M•Callam, from Ber-
bice ; Duke of Norfolk, Robins, from St. Kitt's ; and Ar-
butus, Pounds, from Limerick. Arrived from the river and
remain, the Ilelme, Astrope, for Constantinople ; Dispatch,
Way, for the South Seas ; Kite, Putt, for Vigo. Arrived
from the river and proceeded the Shannon (steamer), Mills,
for Dublin.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 25.—Wind N. to N. W., squally.—
Arrived his Majesty's ship Scylla, from Bermuda; and Arab,
—, from Antigua. Sailed the Charles Eugene, —, for Caen.
• PLYMOUTM, MARCH 24.—Wind W. to W. S. W.—Arrived
off port the Henry IV., Keyner, from Apalachiola.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 24.—Wind W. S. W. to W. N. W.—
Arrived the Pigeon Packet, from Halifax—sailed Bth inst. ;
Tartarus Steamer, from the Mediterranean—left Malta Bth
inst., Gibraltar 17th, and Cadiz 18th ; Glasgow Steamer, —,
from Lisbon—left 18th inst. ; and the Llama, Miller, from
Cape Haytien.
DOVER, MARCH 25.—Arrived off port, the Prosper, Short,
from Havannab. _ _ _

PENZANCE, MARCII 25.—Arrived off port, the Edward,
Barrock, from Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 24.—Arrived off port, the Ellen
Brooks, Redman, from New Orleans.
COWES, MARCH 25.—Arrived the Erasmus, Mark, from
Sourabaya; and Rosohill, Harrison, from Rio Janeiro.

The Derwent, of Liverpool, was on shore near Workington,
20th inst., and, it was expected, would be wrecked.
The Iris, from Alloa, has arrived at Ramsgate, with damage,
having been run foul of—bound to Rouen.
The Ella, Mertins, from Port-au-Prince to Bremen, was
totally wrecked on Hunnegean, 26th Jan.—crew saved.
The Alert, Carlton, from New Orleans, has arrived at
Nassau, in distress, bound to Marseilles.
The Antelope, Callige, from Shields to Liverpool, was on
shore near 'Whitby, 24th inst., in a sinking state, having
struck on Saltear Rocks.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Our arrivals this morning are the French, Hamburgh, and
Malta mails, the last by the Tartarus sailed on the Bth March,
and from Cadiz on the 18th. We have a Halifax mail by the
Pigeon—sailed on the Bth March ; and ship-letters from Lis-
bon, Cadiz, Gibraltar, Oporto, Rio Janeiro, Bermuda, St.
Kitts, Jamaica, and Demerara.
The Prince Edward Island Papers received at the North
and South American Coffee-house to the 17th February, are
not of much importance. Some conversation took place in the
House of Assembly on the expediency of a joint Address from
the Council and Assembly to the King, against any alteration
in the timber duties. Petitions deprecating any change in the
existing system have been transmitted from the Canadas, Nova
Scotia, and New Brunswick.
By the Bermuda Papers to the Bth March, we learn that a
French fleet, with troops, had arrived at Martinique and Gua.
daloupe.
The House of Assembly, New Brunswick, has voted to his
Excellency, the Lieutenant-Governor, the sum of 3501. for
four years, to be paid to any person who shall establish a steam
boat communication of not less than seventy horse power, be-
tween Mirinrachi and Pictou, Nova Scotia and Charlotte Town,
Prince Edward Island ; also 5001. for another steam-boat to
run between Fredricton and Woodstock, to carry the mails and
passengers. The House of Assembly has been principally oc-
cupied in the consideration of Private Bills.
Miramichi papers to the 2nd of March state of the proceed-
ings of the provincial legislature, New Brunswick, that Mr. L.
A. Wilmot, from the Committee appointed to present the
Address to his Excellency, on the subject of the casual and
territorial revenues, reports that his Excellency was pleased to
answer the same as follows :

" Gentlemen—ln answer to this Address, I beg you will
inform the House of Assembly that I do not feel myself au-
thorised to comply with their request to the full extent-L-some
of the particulars asked for being under the consideration of
his Majesty's Government, and others not under my controul ;
but I will direct to be laid before the House a statement of the
receipts and expenditure of the casual revenue."
Calcutta Papers to the 21st of November have been received
at the North and South American Coffee House. They state of
the monsoons, " Until yesterday the monsoons had been so fa-
vourable that the few ships in the Roads rode as easy at their an-
chors as they possibly could at any season of the year ; but ap-
pearances assuming a threatening aspect, the brig Ayr and the
Honourable Company's schooner, Recovery, put to sea. There
was, however, no wind during the night."
The Goomsur Rajah, report says, has assumed an attitude
of defiance ; but we are inclined to think his courage will fail
him when he becomes acquainted with the extent of the force
ordered against him.

Consols opened at 91 Money, and 91i for the Account,
with little doing in the British Funds. Exchequer Bills, 21
23 ; India Bonds, 6 8.
In the Foreign Market Spanish, which left off heavy yester-
day, has improved this morning from 444 to 4.54. Report
says two expresses have arrived from Madrid—the contents not
transpired as yet. Passive 141-; Deferred, 211- ; Portuguese,
791 80 ; Three per Cents. 601 ; Columbian, 31i 32 ;
Mexican, 3.5 i; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 561; Five
per Cents., 1038

HALF-PAST ONE.
The information received by the Express from Madrid this
morning has not as yet transpired ; but it is supposed to be of
a favourable nature, as on its arrival the Spanish Active Bonds
improved near 1 per cent., before which they were looking
very heavy at 441- ; they afterwards reached 45+, since which
they are not so good, and are at present 4q-, ; Deferred,
21 z ; Passive, 141-i ; Portuguese, 791 80 ; Three per
Cents., 501 ; Columbian, ; Mexican, 351; Dutch 21 per
Cents., sq. ; Five per Cents., 1031.
Consols continue firm at 91i for for Money, and 91 a for the
Account ; Exchequer Bills, 21 23 ; India Bonds, 6 8.
THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for the Account, 914

A large subscription has been raised in Hull, to in-
quire into the feasibility and advantage of establishing cotton
and flax mills at that port.
The last of the thirteen magistrates who were first
sent out to Jamaica to aid in carrying into effect the new law,
died a few days before the last packet left the island.