The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-24 00:00:00

DUBLIA, .TuNE

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Monday last a dispntc. took place at Talla, in tHs
County of Clare,, betweeii .a,man tanned Namari.;
and other persons, when Daniel. Minnoage; a tar-.
nicer,., interfering, received a blow from M'Naruart.l
on the head, which it is feared will proire
'McNamara has absconded.

. ThUrsday Morning, tit an early. Wow', two farmer'?i
houses on the lands of Knoctarai:illv, near Cullen,
in the County of Limerick, were set on tire byshole
'villains, and entirely consumed, together with the
furniture; beddingi. potatoes, &c. belonging. to 3.
Ryan, the hel-dSman; wiio occupied one of -the
houses.

The follotring melancholy accident happened to
Mr. Masterson, of Dull:1-y, on his return from Mr.
SpaiTow'i ftineral, on Tuesday evening :—the horsti
on which he rode became restive., and threw hint
with such violence against the ground,' as to cauie
his immediate death.

. . Jutic-20.—The camp is forming in the
Phcenik Park, is, we understand, to be Composed
entirely Orthe light companies 6f several reghneuts
formed together :' was a measure to which that
gallant Officer, the present Lord 6ail; was alway
very partial when Sir CHAALss GitE V, and eonJ.7
manding. the Eaitern Distria of England ; he
had two brigades of flank companies ffirnied at
Canterbury the one comprising all
.the- grena-
dier, companies, and the other all trio. light Wan-. -
try companies of All the regiments in the whole of
the Distri& which he commanded and a tmer ,
body 'of pith' fur 'their numbers, amoottting to
aboiat three thousand each, was perhaps never seen.
The
.18th Dragoons, at present ou Dublin duty,
are under Orders for foreign service on the shurtet
notice. -

On Tuesday last the 25th 11. egirdent, .upder
the command of Lieutertant-Colobel STEWART;
Marched into Cori: city from Deneraile, and Imo-%
ceeded next • morning to Kinsale, to replace the
32d .regiment, who are under orders, for enibarka-
tion.

A division of the first regirrient of the Light Ger-
man Legion arrived in- Dublin on Thursday, from
their late country quarters at Gort, and other parts
of the country in that heighbourhood.
The 32d regiment, now at Kinsale; and under
orders for England, were reviewed on Sattrclay last;
previous to embarking, Sy, Major-General CANti).
BELL. Their manoeuvres in .the field, as well. a§
the interior economy of the corps; called forth the
high approbation of the General.

Vhj -light companies of the 6th' and t st.regi-
ments, stationed in Limerick garrison, and which
were to have proceeded bu' Sattrdajrilak foc Dublin,
have been countermanded.

. Last Tuesday the Riglit•Worshipful Sir 4icumw
HAlkiE, as Coronet',.held an Invest at Cioughaclo-
ka, in 'the Liberties' of the city of Llnierick, on
view of the body of one Catherine Sullivan, the
wife of Thomas. Sullivan, 'of the 'same- place, la-
bourer. It appeared by evidence, that the deceased,
togetlith- with her husband and son, Patrick Sulli-
van, were attending their business in a potatoe-gat
den on the Wednesday preceding, and that two
brothers riathed Edmund and Patrick Shaghnessy,
were working in another part of the same garden
that a dispute arose between the two :parties on
some fathily concerns; and the Shaghnessys having
quitted At dinner tine, they returned ataut, Sage-
ther with another man, armed with wattles and a
weighty stick, and imtnediately proceeded to beat
the Sollivans that Catharine received a tuoital
wound on her head, 'whereof she languished until
Monday the 15th inst. and died.----The Jury found.
a verdid that she came to her death by means of
a mortal wound on her head, given her by Edrriond
Shaghnessy. Thomas and Patrick Sullivan lie dan.
.
gerously ill of the beating they received at the same
time. ,

FOOT RACE.—The long depending Foot Rac6 be-
tween Cooke, the soldier, and theßrieiton Shep-
herd, for 50 guineas a-side, took place at half paSt,
eight, on Monday night, in Lord's Ciicket-ground.
At seven.o'clock nearly 2000' persons viere upon the
ground. The distance was measured from the Sith-
scribers' stand' to the paling, 140 yards. Bets ran
high upon the Shepherd, who was the favonrite.—
At twenty minutes past eight the two 'champions
walked up and
,down the course, after which they
both stripped ; and the signal being made,for stalling;
they ran nearly equal for 1116 first 100 yardi. The
Shepherd then took the lead, and won without much
difficulty, his antagonist having given hini two yaids
-at-coming They performed the race in ten secondi.
Several sporting Gentlemen were present, amongst
whoni were Lord F. BEAUCLERE, the Hon. Mr.
UPTON, Hon. Mr. BLIGH, Col. MitTLANb, Csptaia.
BECKET, GEO. LEICESTER, Esq.
,Mesars.FREEMW-
TLE, HAMNIOND;aIId F. LADBItOKE.

To-morrow the 'Prisoners inlthe Eteireral Gaols iri
the City of London and. County of Middlesex,
charged. with felonies, will be removed to Newgate
preparatory to taking their trials at the erisuiug Ses•'
sons, which commence on Wednesday next at Jus-
tice Hall in the Old Bailey.
On Thursday last came on before the Court of Ex-
chequer, at Edinburgh, an information, at the in=
'stance of his Majesty's Advocate-General, against
NICOL STENHOUSE, sem and Nrdor. STENHOUSE,jU.:
nior, brewers,.in the neighbourhood of Duns; for
mixing various drugs in \the ale, porter, and beer,
manufactured by them, contrary to Ad of Parlia-
ment, which allows nothing else to be used but malt
and hops. Alter a. trial of considerable length, the
Jury found, a verdiet for the Plaintif on one count
of the information, for a penalty of 2001. It came
out in the course of the trial, that in a room ad-
joining to the brewery, there were found packages
of nine different sorts of drugs, amounting to 3061 b.
weight.

CORN: EXCHANGE, kNE 24.—At the New Mar-
ket to-day part of the Fe:tors attended, and but few
sales were made,.- rather at a small declension in
Price; ordinary samples on Monday-and'to-day are
almost unsaleable, though at more reduEtion ; Bar-
ley and Matt. scarcely support last prices; in Beans
but little alteration ; Oats this week are lower;
Flower likewise; fine Arneridan, 38s. to 4.35. per
barrel.

I W neat 46$ a 6os a 72s od Beans (Old) 43$ A 49S od
Fine ditto -76 s a 78s od Tick ditto (do.) ns a 39s od
Rye - -38 s a 42$ od Oats -23 s 26S a 32s od
1 Barley - ' - as a 37b 6d Poland ditto 34s a 355 od
Malt - -62. s a 68s od Rape Seed - - 241 a 281
White Pe 78$ 4,85 s od fine Flour - 6os a 65s od
Grey ditto 4,44 s ;A 4883 od Seconds . -55 s gODS pa

owl the LoNpav G4ZE7TE, Ju,t 23,..180;'..

Ord,w7ce..o/,;;.ce,yitqt zo, t S•
N(:). 1.1,,•,1 to bz Captain,
vice EsCra wfocii. klAteit-June t„4837.

Contniq4n; ri red by the L',rd lievite,alt of the Countrof
r e
013.1)tain''Edward P4shop to oe Nl.4j,r-Cnrrunantiant, vice
resigned. Dare& lime 16, 01:4.
• •.- Greer wieb tioitt.,!te&r.
C lotain; Edward bate.to .be•Mfijar' vice Gotiby, resigned.
an'ed lune :7. Lient.,:nantNatitaniel Edward Kin-
idersiq Dated as above. •Ensign
loon, itay ley to be Lieutenant, vice Kiudersley. Dated as
above,,
•Wnl,•,Suter, Gent. to' be Ensign, • Vice Rayley.
Mud as above. • ,

•
Coovnisripni signed by the Lord Lieut enant of the County of
- Lincoln.
• Louth volunteer Infantiy. . •
St,:..phen Gray, Esq. to be Kaior. Dated :lune tll, 180.
Thomas Espin, Esq. to be Captain. Datedas above. Win.
Hardy, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. Samuel Tay-
lor, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. Timothy
Allison, Gent. to be ditto. Dated; as above. . Francis
Walesby, Gent. to be Ensign. Datnexl as above. Henry
Lucas, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above.

Commissions signed 4y the Lora' Lieutenaut of the County of

Somerset. ;.: •
2:1 }cast Somerset Regiment of Volunteer Infantry.
George Perkins, Gent, to be Lieutenant. Dated Nov. rz,
1800: George BiggS Lax, Gent.to be, Ensign. Dated as
• above.

Ws?. Stm•erset. Regiment of Yeantanly CavaAy.
Thomas Ware; Gcnt.-tO-ne Lieutenant. Dated Feb. 4, 1807.
Nicholas Ware, Gent, to be Cornet. Dated as above.
Raney Stake Volstitteer Infantry. .
•Tolin Chapman, Gent. to be Etfsign. Dated March 408.07.
ll'estern al. the is: Bait Somerset Regiment of,Volanteer

- -
• yo:y.
Wm. CLthier, Gent. to 14.,,ithl.At,int. Dated-April 11, 1807.
Beckinitanhja,ttry. •-
•
lames Carpenter, Esq. to be Captain. Dated April 15, 1807.
lAMinster Trop of ?he East-Somerset Reglincht of ,Yeonamty
Caylky. -• • -

Vincent Langwoi thy, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated April 30,
1307.

13ath Regiment 'ef :irolunteer 171antly.

johnson'PjtiOott, Esq. to be,,,Captain. Datcd:vlay 23, 1807.
16s. Barker; Geni. to be I:.peittenant. Datedas above. D.
Cat:mean,' Gent. to bz ditto. Dated Dec. 19, 18 6. Nsini.
Brow-n, Gent. to he Ensign. Dated May 23; 1807.

Yecvil-Subdivision Regiment of Vthinteer Nantry..
Peter Daniell, i:sq. to Be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant.
Datedl une to, iBo7. Geo-. 'Fuson, Esq. to be Lieutenant
Colunel.., Dated June to, 1807. Wrn.- IVilson' Eiq. to be
Major. Dazed as'above. G. Bailey 'Fuson, Esq. to be
Cavain. Dated_ as above. Wilt. Poole, sq. to oe ditto
Dated is iibove; - Nicholas
.Wadharti Poole, Gent'. to be
Lieutenant Dated as above. ' teteirtiali Penny; Gent: 'to
be ditto. • Dated as ab 04.7 .

East Somerset, i3attalioh of Yobottecr Infantry.
john Stfocte, Esq. to be Colonel. Dated as 449Ve.

Conunissim the Royal Cheshire Militia, signed by the Lord

.Liextenan!

Richard Assiv.iton Etchelstoii, Geot. to be, Lieutenant.' Da_
eel I tow 9,1 S 7.
Conuttistiohs in the TOvvqt Hamlets Militia, sigiteat by the Lard
tefrant.

3d Royal Regiment, Ensign_ Punaid J. .Ailonro to be Lieute-
nant, vice HAl:nide, resigned. Dated June 6, 1807.
O'Sitaugiuiassy, Cent. Ensign, vice lozinson, super-
seded.- Dated Ntay 25, zB-7. Simon Kent, Geut. to be
Ensign, vice Moina, prornuted. Dated June 6, 407.