The Sun.
London, England, 1823-05-19 00:00:00

1 It! A N D.

On Tuesday a Meeting OfCatitolic Gentlemen
was held at No. 4, Capel-strees, for the purpose of forming the
deputation to present the Address to his Majesty,
.pursuant to
a resolution entered into at the Aggregate Meeting, held ht
Townsend-street Chapel, on Saturday, arid for the purpose of
forming a Committee, to make such arrangement i as tnigbt be
deemed necessary, relative to the Catholic Association.
At half-past three o'clock, Lord Killeen was called to the
Chair, and eleven Gentlemen were then named on the Com-
mittee.

Mr. O'CONNELL proposed that the deputation be formed of
Catholic Peers, and the sons of Peers, Baronets, the sons of
Baronets, and a considerable number of Gentle:inert:
Mr. ENEAS M‘DONI4£I.I. felt perfectly satisfied that he
would have the concurrence of every Gentlexuan in the room,
and every Catholic in Ireland, to the amendment he would stag:
gest. lie entirely approved of the order in which it was pro:
posed to form the deputation. The appointment of the Peers
was almost of course, but there was one Peer whom he con:
sidered entitled to a more particular and prominent distinction.
lie was sure it was scarcely necessary to add, that the Noble:
man to whom he alluded was the Earl of Fingall.--`hear !)
Lord KILLE EDr assured the meeting, that the Noble Lord
alluded to would be proudly sensible of the kindness of his
countrymen in recollecting hirn thus favourably, in his absence
which he could assure the meeting was most sinc;:rely regretted
by himself.

Mr. O'CoNsEt.t. proposed the resolution pursuant to the
amendment, that the deputation consist of the Right Hon. the
Earl of Fingall, attended by the Catholic Peers, sons of Peers,
Baronets, sons of Baronets, and several Gentlemen.
The Resolution was then put and carried unanimously.
Sir Elm Ann BELLEW was then called to the Chair, when
the thanks of the Meeting were voted to Lord Killeen.
The Meeting adjourned to Saturday at two o'clock.

At length we find the disorders in the South have somewhat
abated. The last provincial papers received from that quarter
are not disfigured with enumerating a long catalogue of dis-
graceful outrages, and the few that are presented do not exhibit
any peculiar features of atrocity, or different from what may be
expected to occur among a dense population, suffering under
the extremes of misery and wretchedness from the want of suffi-
cient employment. Still there is no doubt but an active spirit for
rapine and mischief pervades th e m ass of the peasantry, which re-
quires the most unceasing vigilance to counteract, and the pre-
sent seeming calm may be only a breathing time, preparatory to
the renewal of the usual scenes of burning and burglaries. The
effixt of the recent outrages in that quarter has been, to drive
many of the country Gentlemen into the towns for protection,
or else to have their houses guarded by parties of the
tary or police. . To oblige them to take this course, and get
possession of the open country, seemed to have been one
of the principal objects of those engaged in this unprincipled
insurrection. The Police, under the lute Constabulary Act,
are now in most places fully embodied, and perhaps much of
the present quiet is owing to their efficiency. 'The shortness of
the nights, by precluding the marauders from being shrouded
in darkness, has also no doubt contributed to check their mid.
night attacks. We trust the present repose will continue ; but
unless some efficient 'measures arc taken before next winter,
we must expect a recurrence of the same disgraceful inroads
upon domestic peace and security.—( Dublin Correspondent,
May 15.)

From the LONDON PA ZETTE, May 17.

India Board, May'l3, I&'3.
The king has been pleased to direct letters patent to pass the
Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Briton and Ireland,
nominating the Rev. Reginald Ileber, Doctor in Divinity, to
the Bishoprick of Calcutta, void by the death of Dr. Thomas
Fenshaw Middleton.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
M. Glass, Potterne, Wiltshire, victualler.
BA NK It PTS.
J. Thompson and 'W. Walker, Wolverhampton, Stafford,.
shire, drams, to surrender, May 24, 31, and June 20, at
eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. E.
Chester, Staple Inn.
A. tilithion,
,King-street, St. Paul, Covent-garden, to.
bseeonist, May 31, June 3, anti 28, at one, at the Court of
Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. E. C. Faithful, iiirebin-lane.
S. Vivian, Tywardreath, Cornwall, linen-draper, June 2,3,
and 28, at eleven, at the (11obe Tavern; Exeter. Attormes,..
Mr. .1. Terrell, Exeter; and Mr. H. T. Shaw, Ely-place,
London.
0. Burge' and J. Gate, Portsmouth, brewers, May 28,
June '2. and 28, at twelve, at the Dolphin Inn, Gosport. At.
tornies, Mr. J. Hogue, Great James-street, Bedford-row,
London ; and. Mr. J. Hoskins, Gosport.
.1. Viney, Bristol, cahinet-maker, May 30, at eleven, 31,
anti June 20, tit one, at the Commetcial Rooms, Bristol.. At.
ornies, Messrs. 'Williams and Whitest Liticolti's Inn, LO4-
doh ; altvi 113 r, alf. Andinry, Bristol Bridge-parade.
T. Whetter, Southwick, Sussex, corn-merchant, May 28,
211, and June 20, at twelve, at the Yokc Hotel, Brighthelmatone.
Attorneys, Mess& . Oregiton and Ponnereau, Angel-court, .
Throgmorton-street, London ; and Mr. Bellingham, Bright..
belmstone.

E. Toad, Liverpool, woollen-draper, May 11, 12, and June
28, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorneys, Messrs.
Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row, London ; and
Air. J. Dawson, Liverpool.
'l'. Sykes, Bath, Easton,- %%a.m.. "re, clothier, May 27,
June 3, and 19, -at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. At.•
tornies, essrs. Nind and Cotterill, Throgmortou-street,
London.

J. Iliddleton, New Tothl 1-street, Westminster, smith, 1,.1 ay
20, 31, and June 28, at one, at the Court of Commissioners.
Attornies, Messrs. Day, Lucas, and Parkinson, .Argyll-street,
Hanover-square.
S. Lowe, Ilurton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, scrivener, June
0, at live, 10, and 28, at eleven, at the George, Burton-upon.
Trent. Attorney, .Mr. Corset., Wolverhampton.
DIVIDENDS.

,Tune 7, It. Gloag, Little Ilermitage-street, Wapping, fish-
monger—June 9, \V. H. Gilbert, Leicester, woolstapler—June
7, T. and E. S. Foster, Yalding, Kent, malsters—June 11, J,
Croft, Kingston-upon-flull,dmper—June 7,8. Skinner, Sharp's
buildings, Rosemary-lane, slopseller----June 17, E. A tobrose,
King.street, wareluillSe man--June 7, W. lleytion, South Anil-
ley-street, plumber—Tune 14, J. Peltier, Duke-street, Port-
land-place, merchant—June 11, U. Eastwood, Eastwood,
Yorkshire, fustian-manufacturer—June 11, I'. Sykes, Man-
chester, cooper—June 13, R. Robinson, North Walshtun, Nor-
folk linen-draper—June 7, L. It Greeg and W. Phene, jun.,
Watling-street, confectioners—June 10, J. Cowell, jun., Tor-
quay, Devonshire, wine-merchant—June 12, R. Iltggs, Eris--
tol, leather-factorl-June 7. T. Gowland, Great Winchester..
street, merchant—June 10, J. Stanley, Rochester, coahluer-
chant.—Juna 9, W. Herriman, Lynehain, Wiltshire (leak:—
merchant
—June 14, W. Masson, New-court, St. Swithin's-lane,
—June 7, O. White and J. Fowler, Lime-street, tea--brokers--
July 5, J. Boyn, Crutchedtrtars, merchant--June 10, C. W.
Itodd, Broadway, Worcestershire, malster—June 17, S. 'Text,
H ardington.Mandeville, Somersetsh ire, sail-cloth-maker —June
13, W. Matthie and Yates, Liverpool, merchants—June 14,
It. Manning, Sackville-street, Piccadilly, tailor—June 7, J.
Wii.shburn, Great Alarlow, wire-manufacturer—June 21, J.
Drake, Lewisham, master-mariner—June 10, W. Miller, Rye,
draper.

CERTIFICATES, JuNt; 7.
J. Baum, White Hart-yard., Drury-lane, victualler—C. and
11. E. trove, Ilirminghatn, coal-merchants—H. and T. Bar-
row, laverpool, corn-merchants—P. Matthews, Gibson-street,
Ltunbeth, Pinnigezi Watchtiehl, Berkshire, tarn-
dealer— W. Gale, Dowgrite-dack, Thames-street, merchant—
W. 11. Budd, Gerrard's-cross, finc.kinghtimshire, common
carrier—J. Sherlife, Farnham, .surrey, groerr—O. J. Dickens,
Skinner-street Snawhill, Cordwitiner(J. W. Sage, Waleot,
Somersetshire, timber-nierchant—J. Balaton, Howarth, Der-
byshire, publican—A. Thomson, Liverpool, merchant,
PA It TNE ItSII I I'S DISSOLVED.

IL Lowtann and J.^ Wilson, Beverley, millers—G, And
K. Murdock, Neweastle-tpon-Tyne, flax dressers_it. myth
and It. Pickering, Itirnungham, nialsters—.l., W., and -T.
Marsh, Shetfield-park, Yerk,sire, cutlers, So far Its relates to
Marsh—T. Draper, and W. Eaton, Wilne-mills,
Derbyshire, cotton-spinners, so far as regards W.f.:E.-don—J. B.
Oram..and S. lllorris, Birmingham, brewers—M., D., and D.
It (*buck, Lundiead, Vorksliire, woollen-manutketnrers—G,
and T. Brown, Mew Saruni, Curriers--,C steel, and tr. sh„p.
son, Cleveland-strut, Fitsroy-square, plumber---. 1. Larder
and W. .Ilawer booth, Lincolnshire, grocers--T. Hodson and
G. Martin, Oxford-street, linen drapers.