The Sun.
London, England, 1823-04-08 00:00:00

Lieutenant-Governor BROWELL, in the Chair.

Vice-Admiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm, Rear-Admirals James
Young, Henry Dip,,by. and W. H. Gaga; Captains J. '..Gres
mayne itodd, Clay Butterfield, Hon. G. G. Waldegrave, E. P.
Brenton, H. Cook, W. Kenipthorne, Maples, Sanders, C. B.
Louis, Charles Pearson Saumarez, Feed, Bayley, and O'Con.
nor; Lieutenants Atchltison„Champinn, 'Pre, Marshall, and
Clay ; Dr. Bromley, and lir. William Bayley, Purser.

Fifty-four Petitions ware presented for the
consideration of the Committee, Forty-three of
which were relieved with donations, amounting
to 4181. 10s., and Eleven were reiected UN ilia&
tnissible cases.

()TIMING or ST. BRIDE'S CHURCH, F4I.ERI.STREET.
Sunday, this most beautiful specimen of Sir CHRISTOPHER.
WREN'S Architecture was opened for Divine Service, after
haring been closed nearly ten months, for the purpose of being
repaired and beautified. The Sermons preached on this occa-
sion were for the Benefit of the Charity School of the Parish_.
that in the morning by the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop
of LONDON; that in the evening by the Reverend CHARLES
Wonswon.r it, A.M. The congregation completely tired the
church; and the collections at the doors produced ltity.
A Hymn, written for the occasion by the Rev. 3. M. ,It sr Es,
A.M., and composed by Mr. MATHER., the Organi+t, war
finely sung by the Children of the Charity School. All Hat
rinains to be done for the internal ornament of the Chun 1
is a beautiful mindow for the altar, now in great forwartir.,ss
by Mr. Muss, from RUUENS'S Descent from the Cross, in the
Cathedral of Antwerp.

ASYLUM ron. THE DEAF AND Dubin.--Yesterday even—
ing the Anniversary Festival of this Institution was held at the
City of London Tavern, Ilishopsgate-street, when at company,
consisting of about 300 individuals of the highest respectability,
sat down to a sumptuous entertainment, and in the al iLmee of
his Royal Highness the Duke of t; toucEsTEn. who was pre.
vented by indisposition attending the dinner, Sir CLAUDIUS
STEVUEN 110 liTEit, Bart. -took the Chair, and was suppOrt•
ed by Frederick Webb, Esq. Sir F. Ommanney, M.P., and
other persons of disthiction. In the course of the evening the
usual toasts were given, and the children, the objects of the
Institution, were conducted into the room, supporting the va.
riousariieles of handiwork (their own reductions), and march.
ed round to slow music. The subscription was very liberal;
that at the sermon, last Sunday, by the Itev. Dr. Yates,
amounted to 1181. 10s. 3d.

The Dublin Papers contain a long list of outs
rages in the South of Ireland. The incendiaries
in the counties of Cork and Limerick keep the
country in a state of terrorand alarm. We read with
pleasure, in the charge of Justice FL ETCIII.II.,
to the Grand Jury of the County of Donegal,
that the reduction of the duty on spirits, and.
the licensing small stills, are likely to put an end
to illicit distillation, and the long train of crime
of which it was the source. About two hundred
Bills of Indictment were sent up to the Grlind
Jury of the county of Mayo, at .the late Assizes
at Castlebar, against persons charged with offences
against the Revenue in the manufacture and sale of
illicit spirits. Mr. Lasid s FOSTER end Mr.. PENT,.
LAND, the Solicitor of Excise, attetttled on the
pall of the Crown. The Gland Jury, however,
ignored the whole of the Bills, anti thereby saved
those Gentlemen the trouble of prosecuting, ati4
.the coutttr the expense of such a multitude of
trials. 'I he Grated Jury, were, probably, in-
tluenced by
prospect of the speech or sup•
passion of the ounce alluded to in the charge
of Mr. Justice Farcuzit at Lifford.