The Sun.
London, England, 1812-09-23 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISS:OLVED:

E. rattersori and W. Patterson, of Oarhichn,'schoelniarg.
•C. Lawson and C. Grant, of-Margaret-street, Cavendish-
sqiiare, haberdjhers., , •• •
J. Grainger and T. Gandell,MartiWt-lane, London; brokers.
It. Wilcox, sen. It. Brown, It. Wilcnx;lnn. and J. Wixco-T,
of Whitecliapel, Middlesex, linen-:drape,rS. •
I. Phillips, -J. Phillips, and D. Brawn, High Holborn, Mid-
dlesex, glass-merchants.
.T. Mit;:hell and S. Mitchell, Alderigate-street, drys.alters:
G. Steadman, sen. and G. Steadman, jun. of the Commercial
Chambers, •Minories, ship-agents. • .
J. Po-sons and F. Mannpck, of Wilkes-street.,..Spital-fields,,
`London, silk-manufacturers: - •

IRELAND.

Dunr.iN, SEPT. 19.-A-Wednelday night, .Mr.
.Sheriff Harty', attended by Richard Hgvien, tine
of:the turnkeys of Newgi.c-e; went td • die. house
of .licKeon, the keepel' of a gaming-table adjoin!
ing the-head Police Office; and dispersed -theyer,
sons who zvere collected nt play: He convicted
the keeper in the penalty Of, 1001. and left. Mr,
Haylen as a guard, ,t 6 prevent the ,re-admission of
the company.. He then repaired to the house of
George Thornton, in punt-street, convicted the
proprietor in the penalty of 1001. and seized the
furniture for- the, piirpose of sale in discharge
,of
-the file. He then.went to another gaming house
in Essex--street, kept by one Laurence Byrne, but
the proprietor of the table having received an in
timation of the nature of visit, refused-him admit-•
tancc. • • .

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On. Wednesday last a daring outrage was com-
mitted in the town of Adare: The Sheriff=of thew
county of Limerick having seized, under execu-
tion, a quantity of cattle belonging to James Pur-
sell, of Kildimo, a faction, consisting of about
300 iu• number, assembled with stones to rescue
them., which the Sheriff perceiving, succeeded in
carrying-off the cattle, when he was, shortly pur,,
sued by John Pursell, Patrick Burns, and
.twelve
others, mounted, and armed .with pistols, swords„
and bhinderbdsses, by one road, while the roads
to Limerick and Rathkeale were surrounded by
others in hundreds. The hOrsemen took the road
to Rathkeale, conceiving, the cattle had been
taken there ; nor they discover their error
Until they. had gone a -considerable 'distance ; -
-but the. Sheriff,. conceiving he would be pur-
sued, • took different road, and reached the
town of Mare, when,' in a few -minutes after
his arrival there, the factious mob on horseback
•entered the town, where a detachment of the Mo-
naghan regiment are -stationed. On their enter-.
ing the. town, Lieut.,Hanna/ commanding the mi-
litary, instantly seized Burns, who was armed
with a pistol; which he made two efforts to' dis.
charge at Meut„ Hanna, but without effect--but
Lieut. Hanna succeeded in securing the fellow
when iMmediately John •Purseil went up to the
Sheriff, and demanded the cattle, which 'he refus"-.;
ed tocgive, and Pursell, alighting. from his horse,
took a pistol from butler hrs. coat, and was in the'
act of cocking it, when it Was perceived by the. ser-,
jeant, who iitunediatly wrested it from him.. The
rest then fled. Pursell and Burns were immedi-.
uteiy taken to the county gaol. • •

DUMFRIES, SEPT. 15.—0 n the evening of Mon-
day-, the 7th instant, Margaret Hamilton, the
wife of IV. M. servant to a farmer in Crawford
John, received a visit from her: husband,
bronght.her a small quantity of Oatmeal for her
family ,and returned to his.master's house. lcicA
ano:..ning/he poor woman made porridge' frointhe
contents of the basin, and" began to sop it with
milk bu . being.struck with a peculiarity in the
flavour, she called -in ber neighbont, Ailie ;Vat-
son, the wife of a miner at Wanlockhedd, and
'prevailed: on her to taste it. The* two. women
were soon after both seized with such alarming
pains; that Mesirs Meike and Rankine„ surgeons
iri Douglas,- were called in' to /hei r =. aid. Marga
ret.Hamilton died in great agony at the end of
three hixnrs, leaving .behind-her an -:helpless in-
fant,:bnrn only three weeks, ago. Sonre of the
Porridge beire-giVen to a flag, the anirnal died
instantly; • and the' meal being analysed'hy the
medical gentlemen, was-fOund to contain a large
portion of arsenic. - •
Since writing the above, we bare received in-
formation 'on which we 'can rely,. that a Warrant
ha beeyi issued for'thc apprehension of the hus-
•band- of the. deceased. Allie Watson and the
child are now believed to be out
.Of danger.
Mr..SADL7R, the aeronaut will make- his pro-
MiSed,ascent and *sage across the Irish Channel,
slntld/he wind be favourable, on Monday, the
28th, instant. He will ascend from the seat,of
111.1";BERRESFORP, Dumeondra. Every possible
Means haVe been adopted to afford him assistance
in this hazardous enterprize."7 Vessels will be, sta-
tioned along the lush and EngliSh coasts. The
.inhabitants of Liverpool have made 'ample prepa-
'rations for this purpose ; and Mr: Fellows, agent
of his Majesty's packets at Holyhead, will have
a great number of
.coasting. vessels stationed in
that quarter. Telegraphic signals have likewise
been fixed, .so as to communicate along the whole.
line of coast, the direction 'which the veteran tra-
-yeller and his aerial car may4ke.

lit consequence of a new regulation, t}i3 Royal
Waggon Train has obtained permission• to receive:
Yolunteers from the regiments of Militia in .Great
Britain.