The Sun.
London, England, 1849-02-24 00:00:00

IitE_LAND.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
DUBLIN, FRIDAY EVENING,--The movement against
the "rate in aid" is all but general throughout the pro•
vinco of Ulster. Boards of guardians are daily wee:
is g, and protesting by resolutions against the meditate
u
impost. All accounts concur in representing the cola'
mencement of an agitation little less furious than that
which menaced tLe existence of the Established Church
some sixteen years ago.
THE CORN TRADE.—There is no alteration to note if;
currencies at the Corn Exchange since Tuesday, but all
descriptions of grain and Indian corn met a very slow
sale to-day.

SWEET AND LEVY.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES.
Sir,—An account appeared in the daily papers of
Friday last of some proceedings at the Westmuste!
County Court on Wednesday last, from which it would
appear that I was committed by Mr. Moylan, for 101
he considered an insult to him. I take the liberty °,
requesting you will allow me, through the medium 431
your influential journal, to state that the observation
was addressed by me, not to the judge, but to my COat"
sel, Mr. Hughes, who corroborates the same. Further,
your report states that an apology was tendered Yell;
day morning. This, however, was not the case; 111_,4
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no apology either verbally or written, I having intenu
no insult. I would further respectfully take the 51101
means of informink the public, that my solicitor suet'
out, yesterday morning, a writ of habeas corpus, re'
turnable before Mr. Justice Erie the same day; and im•
mediately on receipt of such writ, in consequence of as
intimation being given yesterday morning early of my
intended application, I was discharged by order of Mr.
Moylan, before the time my solicitor could obtain such
writ of habeas corpus, it being well known the commit"
ment was altogether illegal; and an action will be forth-
with commenced, in order to try the validity of the
commitment, and evidence will be produced on the
trial to explain the cause of Mr. Moylan acting in the
harsh manner he did towards me, and I also intend t°
memoralize the Lord Chancellor as well as the Hole!
Secretary, in order to bring the facts before them to
fully investigate.—l am, Sir, your obedient servant, _

L. 17, Norfolk-street, Strand, Feb. 24, 1249. LEVY-

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. -
BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FRIDAY.
LIVERPOOL SPRING CM-7 to 2 agst Reality (t)'
.5 to 1 agat Mogador (t), 5 to 1 agat Prince Charlie OP
6 to 1 agst Rodney.
LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE.-7 to 1 agat Prim
George (t), 8 to 1 agst The Curate (t), 9 to 1 agst
poleon (t), 15 to 1 agst Peter Simple (t), 100 to 7 gleo
Kt ight of Gwynne (t), 16 to 1 agst Arab Robber.
METROPOLITAN HANDICAP.-65 to 10 agat Lugar lel.
300 to 15 agat Do-the-boys (t). Nothing else back ;
the others as on Tuesday.
CHESTER CUP.—Only two bets.-300 to 15 apt 'lll
o' Sot, and 500 to 15 agst Blucher. Offers of 45 t°
agat Lugar. The rest as before.
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES.—Not a bet laid. Offer. tn
of 12 to 1 each agst Dacia and Pyrrhus the First, Pi va
1 each agst Halo and Footstool, and 20 to 1 0g"
Watchdog.
DERRY.—Nothing done upon this event, and the
change in the quotations 25 to 1 agst Uriel.
LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING AND STEEPLE CHAO:
—Arrivals—Napoleon, Mogador, Sir Richard,
Mulligan. A great many horses are expected, as 1101.1
all the stables are let.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Bramham Moor hds., Mon., Wyke, loi; Wed., 888.
bleton, 11; Thurs., Bickerton Bar; Sat., Brsoll'
Kennels, 10f.
Sir Tatton Sykes' hds., Mon., Settrington Bottle;
Wed., Stamford Bridge; Fri., Leavening Brow, 101-
1111
Holderness hds., Mon., Tickton Bridge; e 0,4
Everingham Park; Thurs., Lisset; Fri., Cherry B"'"
York and Ainsty :hds., Mon., Linton; Tues., 6:/iP
Bridge; Sat., Pill Moor, Brafferton.
, Fri,!
Bedale hds., Mon., Sowler Hill; Wed
Salutation Inn (Leeming-lane)-11. * Watlass;
Mr. Hildyard's harrs., Mon., Faceby Guide Post--,„1?
Raby hds., Mon., Kinenvie; Wed., 311260 r r-' H t le1"
1
Mansfield-11.
Cleveland Lids., Mon., Hazlegrove; Thurs., Laekerlbl
Whin-101.
td.
Durham County lids., Mon., Whittle Hall; We •
Seahain Lodge; Fri., Esk-10i. se;
Mr. Watson's lids., Mon., Morpeth High go"
Wed., Widdrington; Fri., Rethley ter
Lord Elcho's lids., Mon., Ilderton; Wed, inter'
burn; Fri., Ellinghame; Sat., Etal, 10f. tJI
Harrogate beagles, Mon., Saltergate; Thurs.,
Top, Pannal—
Hopton harrs., Mon., Halvergate; Thurs., Thrigorb
Lord Redcsdale's hds., Mon., Pomfret Castle;
Barton Gate; Fri., Gawcomb; Sat., Blenheim. ,4Y'rs.
Mr. }lane'. harrs., Mon., Ipsden Field; Thurs.,
grove-Mr. Phillips's
lids., Mon., Stow Wood; Set, Brwed.,
Old Berkshire lids., Mon., Wittenham Wood;
New bridge; Fri., Becket.
Baron Rothschild's stag Lids., Mon., Ovivg; 01°5"
LipMr scoe Park-11.
. Wed Bitir
Trelawny's lids., Mon., Erin Bridge;
ford Bridge-10i.
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