The Sun.
London, England, 1824-08-03 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, A no. 2.—Wind S.S.E.— Came down from the River
and sailed the Lion, Dillon, for Jamaica ; Regent, Souter
(light-house yacht), for the Isle of Man ; Earl Morley, Wal-
pole, for Valparaiso ; and Dryad, Tell, for Quebec.
PORTSMOUTH, AUG.2.—'Wind S.W.—Arrived his Mar-
quis of Huntly transport, from the Mediterranean ; and the
Bee. Wishart, from London for Smyrna.
FALMOUTH, AUG I.—Wind N.—Arrived the Mary, Qaick,
from Cork. Sailed the Lady Louisa packet, for Lisbon; John,
Dawson, for Hamhurgh; Saltoune, M‘Keller, Union, Broken-
shire, and Commerce, Hocken, for London.
HARWICII, AUG. 2.—The Vansittart, arrived yesterday
from Cuxhaven, brings intelligence of the following vessels
lying here wind-bound, viz. :—Economy, Roberts; Gough,
Custance ; Packet, Roach ; Good Design, French ; Hanoi,
Coulson ; Laurel, Morgan ; Blue-eyed Lass, Lisk ; Rochdale,
Scarborough ; and Ebenezer, Dybell—all for Hull ; John,
%%raters, for Yarmouth; Charles and Ann, Carr, for New-
castle; Ann and Mary, Piggot, for London ; and Maria and
Martha, Treadgold, for Leith.
DovElt, AUG. 2.—Arrived off the port the Noble, Maxwell,
from Havannah ; and the Levant, Wood, from Boston.

Arrived off the Land's End the Kingston, Jackson, from
Jamaica.
LAUNCH or His MAJICSTY'S SIIIP VENGEANCE.—On
Tuesday last (the 27th ult.), was launched from the Pembroke
Royal Dock-yard, his Majesty's ship Vengeance, of 84 guns,
considered the best built and most beautiful vessel of her class
in the British Navy. The Right lion. Lady Cawdor performed
the ceremony of christening, and about ten minutes after six,
p. m. she glided majestically into one of the finest havens in
the world, amidst the roaring of cannon, and the *holdings and
acclamations of at least 15,000 spectators, who were assembled
in the Royal Yard, on the surrounding hills, and in an immense
number of vessels and boats, from a punt to steamers of 180
horse-power.—( Cambrian.)

MADRAS, MARCH 2, 1824.
AnßlVALS.—February 211th, ship IJdny, Capt. Richard M.
Holden, from Calcutta 9th February ; ditto, schooner Highland
Lass, Capt. John Hudson, from Negapatatn 25th February ;
21st, ship Glenelg, Capt. H. R. Weddell, from Bombay 2d
February ; ditto, ship Harleston' Capt. 1). Proodfoot, from Cal-
cutta 2d, and Pondicherry 28th Feb. ; 29th, ship Eliza, Capt.
Cuthbertson, from Coveong, Ist March.
DErmrunts.—February 21st, his Majesty's schooner
'fender Cochin, Capt. E. Tincombe, for Trincomalie ; ditto,
his Majesty's sloop Sophie, Capt. George F. Ryves, for Trin-
comalie ; ditto, ship Eliza, Captain Nl'. ti. Skitter, for Calcutta ;
ditto, ship Hashmy, Capt. J.. 1. Denham, for Calcutta ; 23d,
ship Eliza, Capt. Geo. Cuthbertson, for Covelong.

LIST Or SHIPPING IN THE ROADS.
H.C. Cutter Powerful,. Captain R. 5P Nicoll.
Ship Reliance, Captain J. L. Whatley.
Ship Ham Captain J. T. E. Flint.
Ship Moira, Captain W. Hornblow.
Ship Jangcer, Nacodah Ag►a Abolhussan.
Ship Gloucester, Captain R. Codling.
Ship Heroine, Captain J. Neish.
Ship Helen, Captain George Langley.
Ship Bombay Merchant, Captain J. Hill.
Ship King George the Fourth, Capt. S. Gowen.
Ship Glenelg, Captain H. It. Weddell.
Ship Harleston, Captain D. I'roodfoot.
Ship Udny, Captain Richard 51. Holden.
Ship Eliza, Captain Cuthbertson.
Brig Norfolk, Captain Kin yell.
Brig John Shore, Captain .1. IL Bowman.
Brig Horatio, Captain Charles Oakley.
Brig Victoria, Syrang Venkatasum.
Brig Hammidollah, Captain C. Oakley.
Brig Ally Lutchmy, Captain W. Rodgers.
Brig Kallamalla, C;apta►n J. 11. Brauer.
Schooner Highland Lass, Capt. John Hudson.

DREADFUL. OUTRAGE IN IRELAND.

(From the Liverpool Alfercur,y.)
We have been waited upon by a gentleman,
from whom we have received information concerning an outrage
of so dreadful a description that we cannot readilygive credit to it,
especially as the Irish press Is entirely silent on the subject.—
However, as we are in possession of the name and address of an
individual who states that he witnessed the scene described, we
shall briefly state the circumstances, in order that they may be
contradicted if false or exaggerated. For obvious reasons, we
omit the name of the :Magistrate who is reported to have had
the principal share in the transaction.
The following is an extract from the letter :—" I have
anxiously waited fur the last few, weeks, in the hope of seeing
some account in the public Journals respecting an affray which
took place at Timpo Fair, near Enniskillen, in the county
of Fermanagh, Ireland, on the lilth of June last, between
at length th.:
w-nre reporreatti have been killed •
the Ribandmen and Orangemen of that quarter; to quell
which the 34th Regiment of Foot were called in, under the
:;)1' Fern] :magi I,
R
ibandmen, accompanied by drover of
Vetre!
doorsat T
children. tootki_shelter ignaNt,eheoneleartshioolii muss, women, and
*broke open,
wipe, when
Sir J
and every soul, in endeavouring to escape, was either shot or
stabbed ; the Church was then pillaged, and afterwards set on
tire !
" Liverpool, July 10, 1824."

KALstormrrrit.—This celebrated Performer
on the Pianoforte recently visited Bristol on his
way to Ireland, and it is understood that he
means to proceed to Scotland. lie has acquired
an independent fortune by the exertion of his
talents, and as those talents are superior to those
of any other performer on the same instrument
who has appeared in those countries, he will
doubtless experience that favourable reception
to which he is well entitled by his admirable ge-
nius and gentlemanly conduct.

CURE FOR THE BITE OF MAD Doo3.—Dr.
HELLER, Member of the Royal Academy of
Medicine, Paris, communicated to this Society
on the 27th of this month, that in Greece it is a
practice to observe the tongues of those persons
dogs,because at the
there appear on each
en who
of haveeight
e eonr bniitnt
ee nd
abyys
side of the tongue, and near the under part, pus-
tules, called lyssh by the Greeks. These pus-
tules contain the whole rabid matter, and imme-
diately they appear they are cut out and the
wounds cauterised, which prevents hydrophobia.
This circumstance has been also recently, oh.
served in France, and merits attention.—(Jour-
nal des Debate.)

Letters to and from London and Harrow, com-
mencing this day, will be conveyed by the Two-
penny instead of the General Yost; there Kill
be two deliveries daily at each place, and letters
from Harrow to all parts of England, by this ar-
rangement, will be forwarded the same evening
from town. This is announced only as an expe-
riment ; but the evident utility will, no doubt,
confirm its establishment, not only in regard to
Harrow, hut to other places, the same distance
from the Metropolis, to which it is desirable that
this advantageous improvement should be ex-
tended. _ _ _ _

On Sunday afternoon, as Colonel DUNGANNON
was riding a fine spirited horse on the sands at
Ramsgate, the animal suddenly took fright, and
resisting all controul of the rider, violently
plunged Into the sea. Both horse and rider were
soon afloat. As the horse continued to swim from
the shore, the Colonel disengaged himself from
the animal. In this situation, the Colonel swam
towards the shore, which he reached quite ex-
hausted. Two ladies who were walking, and saw
the accident, fainted away ;
and the greatest
anxiety was evinced for the Gallant Officer's
safety. The horse swath ashore, and was not
stopped till it reached Broadstairs.