The Sun.
London, England, 1807-09-02 00:00:00

DUBLEV, ArdusT

His Grace the LOH'P LIEUTENANT has been pleas-
e i to promise a free pardon to any of the persons
cottcerti, (except. the persons Who fired the sliots)
who shall , discover their areotnplices who
conntriitte.d yobberies.on the road from Castle Con-
, nell to

„ . .
We'art; happy to state; that tho.Right,lv.the
Lord Bislwp of LIM ERlck is so
~ much recovered
from the wounds be lately received from. the brtital
robbers on the road from Castle Connell, that lie
has' appointed an ordination to be: held in our Ca-
thedral on the 2.oth. instant.

.Last week a young woman of the name of -Eliza
Norbury, livea for three years back in the sta-
tion of a servant in Cork and: Dublin, received the
pgreeable intelligence of the death of her aunt, an
old maiden lady, who died at. Highgate, near Lon-
don, and who bequeathed her the extensive property
of 80001. in the English. Funds, 4:0001. in ready gold,
and 3001. Ver ann.. estate; is lauded property, and
adjoining her late residence. \Vhat is trill), singu-
lar, that whether any caprice of temper, or any ill-
will she bore to her niece, she could not abide to
hear her name mentioned, nor- allow her inside her
"Rouse fin- ten years before her dissolution ; and ne-
vertheless she cut off all other relations to a trifling
pittance, by leaving her, whom ihe so lung hated,
the bulk of her fortune before she died.

On Friday night last a of eleven years old
was decoyed, or,•as the neighbours assert, forced into
line of the bathing boxes at the strand at Booterstown,
and an, assault, with an intent to comMit a rape,
made upon her I.)y a decent man, rather, in a
spc&able line of life, whtp lodges in that neighbour-
hood, and who, -‘t.e are seary to add, •is a married
man; :and has some children. ,Fortunately the uncle
of the child happened to come up at the tune in order
to lock, up some of the bat ping boxes there, of which
he is an owner; .being alarmed, and going to the
spot, his surprise at seeing his infant niece in this
Situation was so great, that the offender made his
escape at that tirue; he was however,
on- Sattpday evening, and ddaitkd in
,cu,io;:y until
Alonday ei cuing, .when examinatio::.s were lodged
against him. • . •

he Grand Jury (If the Couisty of Galway came
to the following Wes()!mien on the 15th inst. viz.—
" T fiat having takii into their most serious consi-
devotion 'the akirniing state of the Empire, they are
of opinion, that it is just and neees,ary to unite
every deieription of his :Majesty's subj(!ds in one
common interest, which ;;rent Obje4 is most effee-
tuallyita be obt,iine.d by es.tending to their Catholic
fellow-subjeas,every right
,and privilege of our happy
Contititution." _

On Wednesday last, a very fine girl, about
years of age, daughter of Mr. W. Sheridan, an emi-
nent farmer, accompanying her grandfather on the
lands ~f Batigstown, near Lady Louisa 'Conolly's
Obelisk, the old man dismAnted, and left' his
horse in a pasture field, where th girl was also to
remain, while he went for a few 'minutes into an
adjoining: field "of corn, to give clire:-tions to sonie
reapers. On his return, the first object that attract-
ed his attention was. his grand-daughter suspended
by one leg in'the stirrup, and yet-- head sweeping
the field, while the horse continued in the most ra-
pid flight ; at • the voice of his master the horse im-
mediately stopped, but too late to save the unfortu-
nate girl, as lite was' not only extinguished, but her
flesh dreadfully lacerated, and every hone literally
broken to pieces by the fact of theAtirighted animal.
Danny, AUG. Wednesday evening last
a sailor; belonging to the Amet ican Ship iiannah,
fell from the fore-yard on the deck, and was so
severely hurt that he lived bUt a very short time
after. About two hours previous to the melancholy
,accident, a female passenger fell out of the boat into'
the water, attompting to go up the ship's side,
.when toe eicceaidd immediately threw off his jacket
'and shoes, !coped in, and rescued 'her from a watery
grave. This generous and heroic ad not only ae-
.Ouired him the esieern and regard of big messniates,
but the universal admiration of the passengers on
.board, who, in order to evince their gratitude,
eagerly pressed forward to treat him, by which,
.means, it is said, he got hiingelf intoxicated, which
circumstance unfortunately led to the catastrophe.