The Sun.
London, England, 1836-07-14 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN.—THE 12TH OF JULY.—On this day the
Orangemen, acting under the orders of the Executive Di-
rectory, who are at present in permanent session in this
city, have been directed to make a demonstration of their
forces—peaceably, if practicable—but at all hazards to
make the demonstration. Accordingly, we find that pre-
parations have been made for the movement in almost every
quarter of Ulster, and even in the south of Ireland.
. In allusion to the string of solemn absurdities linked to-
gether by the Mail, under the title of " Military Occupa-
tion in the North," the Dublin Evening Post remarks :
We are not surprised at this soreness and shrinking on the
part of the faction. The precautionary display of the. Go-
vernment has spoiled as pretty a little plot as ever the
Cumberland gentry devised for the nonce. By-the-bye,
it is curious enough to hear these people now abusing the
police ; their presence is now considered insulting to the
Loyal Protestants. Formerly they were considered as their
protectors against "the bloody Papist rebels."
THE FANATICS.—M'CREA'S EBENEZER, (JULY 12).
—There was a crowded meeting at this seditious place of
Orange agitation this day, to commemorate the victory of
Aughrirn. There were not a dozen respectable persons
I present ; the great mass of the auditors being of the lowest
class of idle Orange mechanics, and several young lads,
who were armed with large sticks, and decorated with
Orange and Blue ribbons. His Reverence, to give his
speech the form of a sermon, gave out a text from the
Bible, and then set to work abusing the Government, the
Whigs, the Radicals, the Priests, the Papists, all of
whom are to be damned to a certainty ! A large
body of police were sent to watch the conduct of this fire-
brand. Accordingly the peace of the city was preserved.
It is a fact worth recording that on the very day, -the
12th of July, that the Irish executive found it necessary,
for the preservation of the lives of the Catholics, to send
thirty stipendiary magistrates, forty-five companies of in-
fantry, fifteen troops of cavalry, and increased force of
police, to compel the pupils of the M'Ghees and O'Mulli-
gans to keep the peace and do no murder—that on that
very day the hypocritical masters should open the campaign
in another country. If this be not acting in concert with
the riotous, the turbulent, and the blood-thirsty, we know
not what is.—Register.
LORD MULGRAVE9S TOUR—COUNTY OF WEXFORD.—
Every where his Excellency is hailed with demonstrations
of ardent attachment and expressions of unlimited confi-
dence in his just and impartial administration.
TERRIBLE OUTRAGES BY THE MOB AT MALLOW.—
The aforesaid outrages, about which so much noise is at-
tempted to be raised by the envious and crest-fallen fac-
tion, consist in no more, so far as we can learn, than the
gathering laurel branches by the enthusiastic and grateful
population to hail the arrival amongst them of their de-
servedly respected Viceroy. The head and front of the peo-
ple's offence upon this occasion, even according to the
shewing of their enemies; amounts to no more than that
certain woods and plantations have been thinned without
the owners' permission, (which was certainly very wrong),
for the purpose of giving Lord Mulgrave a triumphant entry.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.—Saturday a very numerously
attended and highly respectable meeting of this body as-
sembled in the Corn Exchange ; Mr. O'Connell's letter
was read. The speeches evinced the utmost enthusiasm
and a determination to obtain justice for Ireland.
THE RENT.—The objects of the rent are three :
First—Municipal reform.

Second—The settlement of the tithe question.
Third—Support of the victims of unjust and oppressive
proceedings for tithes in the Exchequer.

CORN AVERAGES.

GENERAL AVERAGE PRICES OF BRITISH CORN,
For the Week ended July 8, 1836, made up from the Returns of the
Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns in England and Wales, ptr
Imperial Quarter.
Wheat
Barley ley 33s. Id. Rye
.IMI.E.RIAL AGGREGATE AVERAGES GF TIIE SIX WEEKS