The Sun.
London, England, 1814-09-08 00:00:00

Alit. PEELE.

The Grand Jury of the County Fermanagh,
pursuing the manly -and spirited conduct of.the
Gentry of that County, on all occasiOns, present-
ed the following Address to •
THE RIGHT HON. ROBERT PEELE, &C. &C. &C.
," We, his-Majesty's Most -(100'0 and loyal subjects, the
High.Sherific and Grand Jury of the County of Fermanagh,
assembled at Enniskillen, at Summer -Assies, 19!4, have
unanimously agreed to retura you • our warmest thank'. to::
the mauly and decided manner in which ,you vindicated the
character of the LoYal Orangemen-of Irelsn, l;at a time, too;
when every thing that is honourable is assailed by calumny
and misrepresentation. .We feel that we should be unWarthy
of the blessings of a Protestant Constitution, if we did not,
With enthusiasm, and'at the same time, with that peaceable
demeanor, characteristic of true loyalty, celebrate the anni
versary of a 'day on which that blessing was obtained, and
perpetuate the memory of the glorious and il lust riot's Trince,
who contributed so essentially to it.—Anintat en with the able
support of yoo,,Sir, who seemed to hat, st :AIN! the character
theof Loyal Protestants of Ireland, and actuated by the
sauec
principles of Constitntionil Loyalty, we will persevere in the
same peaceable way of keciiin7 alive, and transmitting to
posterity the nymory of an event. Which brought a Bruns-
wiok,to the Throne, and with it, all those blessings which we
have lately enjoyed, under the present wise,an,l •steady ad_
ministration of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent.
JOHN eIthIGUTOS:, Sheriff.—MEßVYN ARCIIDALL, Foreman.
G. D'Arey Irvine, Is. Archdall, F: Brooke, W. Barton, .1.
• Armstrong, John ktichardson, George-Lendrum, Hritniltoti
Thomas Stewart, John Richardson, James Denhatn,
Henry Leslie, Richard Dane, Montgomery Nixon, .Tames
King, Janes Hall, Verney Darby, John Douglas Johnson,
William Scott, George Willis, William Tredenwick, James
'Nixon."
. Mr. PEELE was pieased.to re:urn the following
Answer

Plicenix Parit, August 19, 15y14.
" a—l have had the honour of receiving th, Addriss of
the High Sheriff and Grand Jury of the County of Pertna-
nagh,,which you have been requested to transmit to me.
" During the last Session uf Parlitunetit, some petitions
were prcsented, praying for the interference of. the Legisla-
-ture in the suppression of Societies existing in Ireland-, deno-
minated Orange Societies, which appeared to nee to cont;!in
exaggerated statements, and some unfounded charges. 4nd
in the cows.; of a tii,cuision, which took place in the
of Commons, the principles and general -conduct •of tho..e
who JOrtlpOSe the Societies above-mentioued, wete, as I cue-
ceived, in many respects, misr,Tresented.'
'" I deeined it bttt an act of • common justice toward them.
16 vindicate thern'from those impivations which I thought to
Be unmerited ; and while I disclaimed distinctly the approval
,of any AssOciations of a political character, that :ire wit. tit:»
der the cuntroal of Government, I willingly bore testimony
to the loyalty .of the individuals who were alluded to, z-.. 00 to
the dependence that might be, placed upon their services In
the tune of danger, should
„tile State, require them. I ex-
pressed also, a eunfidelit hopc, that in their 'peaceable de-
meanour at all other times, would he found i-refatation of
, the charges which had been directed against Ahem, and -a
proof of that attachment to their Sovereign and the Consli7
tution of their Country, which they Profess.
" I beg leave to as'sure you, of the satisfaction which I de-
sire from the .approbation which the Grand ,Tury of Fer-
managh have expressed of my condtiet on this occasion, altd
of the pleasure.which I shall ever take in the' confidence and
good opinion of that Body.
" I have the honour to be, Sir, •
" Your must uhedient humble Servant, .
" KOBERT

The Hon. Colonel Creighton,

We are glad to bear that 'Government have be-
gan to, act on Mr. P-RELE's Bill, and thereby to
check the ,assassinations, at lea'st in Tipperary.-=-
We understand thiit a gallant Officer, and a most
worthy and loyal Gentleman„ EdcLus, has
been; vpointed,in„conjunetion with. that' excel-
lent 'Magistrate, Mr. WiLcocKs, to proceed im-
mediately to that county.---(Dittlin Journal.)

The of RICHMOND arrii•ed. on ThGrsci,tv
last at Brussels.

A ,detachment of the 19th Liglit Dragoons'
mhrched on Monday from Maid,3ctine to Ports-
.mouth, to embark fo:- Can;tda. The 2d hattall'on
of the 24th Regiment Marched on Saturday trout
Chatham to Rains-gate and Margate. The'd bat:-
taliou of the Line of the ichiirr",s German Legion
is to embark at Devil. The.'4th Line Battalion of
the same Legion Marched. on Tuesday from Bra-
bourne Lees to Canterbury, to wait their orders
for embarkation. Several detachments of Cavalry
of the, same Legion are also under orders for a
similar destination. Tile 95th Regiment moved
from Hythe to Dover on Sunday, to replace the
Londonderry, which have etnharked for Driblin.
i. RIOT AT WORKINt;TON.-011. ,t'attirday se.o-
night a quarrel took place, between some English
and Irish in a public house at Workington, in
which severe wounds were received by lothparties. Next morning the. Riot Act was read,
but the mob aid not disperse. On Monday
a Meeting was held, in which it was agt eed
the civil
be restored. About thirty Special .power
peace night
be restored. About t tli Uty S pecial Curls
.wer, sworn, who took two men into custody,
but they were ythe mob. The
rare of the. plpnlace seemed directed against
what the people. cal!: (1 thrashers. The. Irish fled
front time town in all directions. On Thursday
evening it was reported that the lash were coming
to attack the town, to the number of 400 ; num-
bers of people assembled for its tefenee, but since
that time have been gradually diSpersing. The
were. hourly expected .
FIRE AT SEA.--The Cork Paper gives an account
of the loss of the Mars by fire, on Thursday night,
the 25th. nit. .Waterford baring N. N. E. about
six-leagues distant: The vessel ,was a merchant's
ship belonging to-Liverpopl, and. the Ac.ctlinit is
'addres..ed to the owners by J,,slo,pn WILLIAmsoN,
the C4ptain. The orjgin of the fire was not dis-
covered; and the crew, atter every possible exer-
tion, wext.in ON most inoninent (hanger, when
the ,Capt.. 13F.F.Rs, of Liverpool, fortwiate-
ly hove in sigh, and rescued them without'the
loss of:u,singJe Man,,but with the deprivation of
.eloathing and every necessary article.