The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-11 00:00:00

CORK, OCT. 4.

\k'e are 'sorry to find that a Spirit of disorder and
insubordination has began to be- rnanifebted in the
neighbourhood df Lisheen arid Thutles; a district
which hitherto has been remarkable for the peace-
able aemeanour of its inhabitants. Some evening's
*ince a party attacked the house of Lyster, who
keeps a small lon at the Horse and Jockey, and rob
bed him of his arms. They then proceeded to the
house of John R. Bradshaw; Esq. near Grallagh, and
on entering the house one of the party immediately
fired 'mottle parlour where they supposed Mr: Brad;
shaw was. He was in another part of the .house;
but Mrs. B. who was sitting reading in the parlour
1 ad a most providential escape, a ball having grazed
her arm, without doing any further injury: The
ruffians immediately atter fled.
On Monday last, a gentleman, resident in Cahir,
on his return to that town from near Tipperary,
was stopped about a mile from Cahir by a single
man armed with a blunderbuss; who robbed him ot
welve guineas.

We are much concerned that in Stating the death
of Lieutenant BATESON, who unfortunately died in
consequence of eating nuts, we *aid the name wag

BARTON.

CLAIMS TO THE PEERAGE.---The following Claims
o the Peerage are expected to come before the tiouili

n *he next Session of Parliament.

Lieut.-General W. KnoHis, to the Earldom of Batitittry.
Lieut. Plume,. to the Earldom of Marchniciiit.
Lieut. Booth, to the Batony of Delathei.
Lieut.-General Souter lohntrone, to tlii Marquiaate 9f An.

nandale. •
Sir Wm. ierningham,. Bait.. to the Barony of Stafford.
Mr. Stapleton, to be Viscount Beam-nom, of Broad Sviordt.

Great prepatatiOns ate making at Frtigmbte for
a grand display of lire=Woikg, on the 23th dt this,

month.
The late Earl of Coirentry was ceiebiated, about

balfa century past, for possessing at the same 14114
the.most lovely wile (ci-devarit Miss Gunning) and
the most captivating mistress in Kitsy Fisbef that the
British dominions at that time could afford.

Mr. O'KaEFE, to whom the stage is indebted for
many lively and eccentric produetions, and who ha♦
been blind for nearly twenty years, haS recovered
his sight.
During a violent tempest on Tuesday se"nnight,
the ship Clyde, Capt. JACKLING, a regular Mader
from London to Boston, struck on a sand-bank oh
the Norfolk coast, off Wells, and was entirely week
ed. All on board, except one person, perilhed..i-a
Amongst the sufferers a ere a female passenger and
her infant at the breast.

A few days ago, as a party of Gentlerrien were
shooting in the neighbourhood of Croydon, they on a
sudden lost a favourite pointer, and could not itnal
gine what had become of it, till Saturday last) when
the poor creature was found by a shepherd at tub
bottom of a chalk-pit, nearly forty teet deep; and
though much emaciated, was taken up alive, aft, r
having been there five days, with nothing to subsist
on but chalk.

Monday night about ten o'clock, as Mr. Hewitt,
of Sloane-square, was returning home, he was met
in the King's-road, Chelsea, by a single po"tpad,
who, presenting a pistol to his breast; demanded
his money, and having robbed bun df a valuable
gold watch, and what money he had about him,
made off across the fields towards Pimlico. Another
robbery of a similar nature was committed the same
night, about eight o'clock, by a fellow in a mask,
on Chelsea Common.
At Snaradiatke, a bathing-place in Moravia, died
lately, the Howard of Austria, Count VON &BCH..
BOLD, a victim of his humane efforts. He travelled
in Europe for 13 years, and four years in Asia and
Africa, in order to become acquainted with the hap-
piness and wretchedness of mankind, and every
where to promote the 'former, and mitigate the lat-
ter. He was the founder of the IVloravian Humane
Society, and of the Establishment of Preservation at
Prague and Brunn. Not one hour of his life passed
unprofitably. At this period he had converted his
fine Castle of Buchlowitz, in Moravia, into an
hospital for sick and wounded Austrians, in attend-
ing whom he caught an epidemic fever, which ter- '
Initiated his life.
Saturday a most shocking accident happened
Leachlade : as Mr. Wm. ;l'ombs and Mr. Thornag
Barr were shooting together, Mr. Barr's toot struck
against the stump of a tree; by the shock his gun
unfortunately exploded, the contents of which
passed through the body of Mr. Tombs, which de-
prived him of life instantly. The deceased has left
a widow pregnant, and four small children.—Mr.
Barr has been almost in a state of delirium ever since,
as they were intimate friends. . An inquest wes
taken on Wednesday before Wm. Trigg, Gant,
Jurors verdict—Accidental Death.

CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 11.--The quantities of
Wheat here to-day are rather considerable, and vales
are again dull at less prices; Barley and Malt like.
wise; I,N/hue Pease maintain their prices; Beans'of
the two kinds arc cheaper, and in plenty ; Oats are
in considerable quantities, with several cargoel, of
foreign, and sales thereof are lower, excepting prime
samples 5 Flour at the late reduaion.
Wheat .. 78s'a SBs a was Tick Beans - - sos a 56$
Fine ditto - - t. 6s a 'los Oats - - '27.. a 3of aAs
1 Rye -- • 55s a 6os Poland ditto - 38$ a 4ts
1 Barley . - .. sus a Os rOtatoC ditto . —s A .41S
Malt . .. . 78s a b6s Rape Seed - - 481 a $4l
' White Pease . 92s a loos Fine Flour - 9os a 9st
Grey ditto - • 9.4 s a 6os Seconds - . - ass a ~,,,
beaus • . . 6os # f fis

Frsm the LONDON GAZETTE,- Oct:10.

Doteninz-street,.Oct. 6, 1-80D7

The Kit* has beet► pleased to uppo,nt A!!lcatidel
„Lit-ot.toil, Esq. to be Chief Justice c t ►ire St4pre.me
Goirt of Jaiicature in ti►e island of-Ceylon, w the
coon of Edmund Fleury Lt,shington,•Esq. re-

- The K;ng has 'also. been pleased to appoint Wil-
liam Coke, Esq. tb he Poisne Justice of (hp said
Court, in the room of Mr. Johnston.

-Commission signed by the rrrd Lieutcnaiit of the County of
Kent.

-Cranbrook Wocalsgace Regiment of Local Mil•tja.
TO be Captain—fain Schoons, Esq.

Crown-0112re, Oa. to, 1809.

MEMBER RETI.J;'.HED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESRISTX

PARLIAMENT.'

Shire of Sutherland.

George Macpherson Grant, of Ballindalloch, Fsq: in the
room of Major. General lohn Randoll Mackenzie, de-
ceased.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

tolin Kelly, of Shoreditch, Middlesex, clieesemonger, from
(?ct. 14 to Nov. 2t,, at ten, at Gundhall.

4ANKRUPis

MAttßew Hey, of Cateaton. street, London, warehouseman.
to su,rerhier 06 • 21, 2%, and Nov. 21; at eleven, at
Attornies, Messrs. Boutdillon and Hewett,
Little triday-stre:t, Cheapside.
Thomas Brown, late of Leeds, Yorkshire, flax-spinner, 00.
19. 23, and Nov. 21, at eleven, at the Bull and Mouth•lon,
Leeds. Atturnies, Mr. Scott, Leeds; or Messrs. Exley-
. and Stocker, I' u Inn, London.
James Stevenson. late of Oxford-street, Middlesex, dealer,
0ct.14. 21-, and Nov. xt, at twelve, at Guildkrill. At-
• tornies, Mr. Allen, Berners-street, 021°M-street ; or
Mr. Pierce, Hatton-Garden.

DIP IDENDS.
O. t 4. Thomas Hare Wills. of Lamb's-Conduit-street,
• ivliddlesex, linen-draper; at twelve, at Guildhall.
3,. Michael Bell, late of Monk-gate, York, Oil-mer-
chant, at eleven, at the Red Lion, near Monk-bar,
York.
Nov. 13. William Jackson Parrott, of Leighton Buzzard.
Bedfordshire, wine and brandy merchant, at twelve, at
Guildhall, London.
Nov. 13 lisiter Jackson, of Basingliall-street, London, fac-
tor, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Nov, 13; John Hall, late of Wapping High-street, Middle-
sex, tailor, at twelve,.at Guildhall.
Nov- 4 William Towne, of Deptford, Kent, bookseller,
at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Nov. 4. John Hood Smith, of Water.lane, Tower-street
London, wine and 'brandy-merchant, at twelve, at Guild-
• hall, •
Nov. r Joseph Pientis, late of Boston, Yorkshire.. dealer,
at eleven, at the Angel Inn. Tadeaster.;
01. 31. Thomas Hill, of Brighthelmstone, Sussex, baker,
at the White Hart Inn, Lewes. •
Nov. t 5. John Last, of Brighton, Sussex, builder, at twelve,
at Guildhall, London.
Nov. t 6. Richard Samuel, of High-street, St. Giles's in the
Fields, Middlesex, linen-draper, at twelie, at Guild-
hall.
Oa.' 3r. Thomas James Fenwiek, of Pentance, Cornwall,
linen-draper and shopkeeper; at eleven, at Guildhall,
London.
Nov. 7. lames Sissons, of Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant,
at eleven, at the Dog and Duck T;vern, Kingston-upon-
lull. t•

21. Joseph Croton, of Drury-lane, Aliddlesex, linen.
draper, at tv,eive, at Guildhall.:
Oct 25. Thomas Chambers, late of Wigton, Cumber-
land, shopkeeper, at twelve, at the King's eln.ns Inn,
Wigton, . .
Nov. 3. William Taylor, late of F.arswick. Yorkshire,
beast-jobber, at elerven, at the Old Sand-hill lon, Col.
liergate,york

Nov. z. Richard Lyndon Rolls, late of Southam, War—
wickshire, money-scrivener, at twelve, at the Warwick
Arms Inn. Worwick,
Nov. Ij. John .Grairix Smyth, of Baches-row, Hoxtun,
Nii(litits -.)!: merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
ca. 31. Jane )3ow,rs, Rathbone-place, Oxford-street,
Nliclilesex, butcher, at eleven, at Guildhall.
CI:RTIF /CATES.
O. ;r. Tim-es Bowers, of Manchester, innkeeper.
364),Seort, of the Strand, Middlesex, bookseller.
William Haywood of Maneheste,, linen-merchant.

John Chanel' Tozer, of Newton-Bushell, Highweek, De.
-.7onhir, scrivener.

GeorAe,..ejck wood; of Cloak-lane, London, wine-merchant.
C4iter,ot Sandwich, Kent, draper.
Ilavid Kidd,' of 13.trwick-upon- Tweed, linen.draper,
David- Wood, of 131oxwick, Walsall, Staffordshire,
plack:.-malter.
lOh,k Tot. ers, of Walsall, Stalfordsbite, whip-thong-many-
taauter.

CharlSL.evick, of High- street,Slll-dwell, Middlesex, straw.
,h3l-rnanulatturer. • s

John Yew Griffith, of Northampton-terrace, City-road,
Middlesex, stock-broker, . .
'Wm King Corder, of Lynn Regis, Norfolk, seedsman.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLPEH.
Samuel Worthington, jun. and Ralph Wright, Liverpool,

rntrcliants.
lohA Hands and Win. Persiful, of_fore-street, Cripplqate,

groceri.
Cvrge Eadon, George Kibble, and john Weyer, of S lief.
held, silver-platers.
lohn Do:tds an l john Turner; Tooley.street, corn dealers
and cornchandlers.
loin Titheringtouand Thomas Alty, Liverpool.
los. F. Ratfenbury and Diderick Boyson, No. s, Broad-street
Buildings, insurance brokers.
Robert ilidgson.and John Robson, Sunderland, bread bakers
and hour dealers.
Daniel Prentis a: (1 john Prentis, Charter-house-lane, watch

makers
joseph W heel :r and john Cox, Stonrbridge, Worcester,
woalstiApiers. - •
11,1 astmgharn and George Massingharn, Holt, Norfolk,

irunrnong,.ls.
.1.41-nea Maysham .Machell, Richard Machell, Thomas Gor-
man, and Ralph Stevenson, Liverpool. •
Tliomas Wiltshire and William Wiltshire, Bristol, pew.

t revs.
Peer Kenyon Holden and Ralph Dawson, of Halifax York-

printers.
Daniel Situi,cit:rs. Richard Burroughs, and William llorwool,
nt. NAs‘vorth, Gloucester, clothiers.

Wait. Shaw and Isaac Shaw;ol Long-acre, cheesemongers.

V.VIPTRSITY LVTELLIGENCE.