The Sun.
London, England, 1840-05-15 00:00:00

IRELANJJ.

LORD Ci.oNcuatY AND MR. O'CONNELL.—Mr. O'COO-
pelf, in a letter to the Dub Evening Post, says—" Of
course it is impossible I should remember all I said to the
gentleman to whom Lord Cloncurry Alludes, whoever be
be, but this I am quite certain of, that I never intended to
bind m”elf to forbear upon suitable occasions, to speak
of any man whom I deemed an enemy to Ireland in terms
condemnatory of his crimes.

If the. Marquis of Anglesey and the Marquis of Wel-
lesley b. the two names to whop► Lord Cloncurry alludes,
I most asst.: redly never intended to convey a determination
to be silent respecting their misconduct in Ireland. I
might have expressed myself strongly in a desire to forget
the past, as far as I was myself concerned, ;Jut I could
not possibly have bound myself intentionally to be silent
respecting the evils inflicted upon Ireland by those two

My principal object in this letter is to prevent any fu-
ture mistake. It Lord Cioncurry has conceived that the
renewal of our intimacy was upon too condition that I
should spare the public condixt of either of them, I am
bound to repudiate that conviction ; and if the loss of that
intimacy—a loss which I should certainly regret—be th©
cotmquence, I prefer that consequence to being silent on
matters of vital importance to ireland."

TRINITY COLLEGE.—Jest before going to press, we
learned that a Royel patent is in preparation at the Hana.
pelt Office, creating ten new Fellowships, and entirely re-
moving the rostrictins upon the marriage of the Feliows.
Thus, the Queen—heaven bless her Majesty—has finally
and satisfactorily settled the long-agitated celibacy ques-
tion.—Dublin Evening Post.
MonsTnous Jon !—The Corporation voted 5001. yester-
day to pay Sir Charles Wetherell and Mr. Butt, fur talk-
ing at the Brit- of the House-of Lords against the Irish
Corporation 13.1l.—Mfd.
RESPITE.—Last night a respite was sent down to stny
the execution of Casey and Hartnett, who were to suffcr
the extreme penalty of the law to-morrow in Cork, Nr the
murder of a police sergeant on the Glanmirc-ro-id.—lbid.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
(LLOYD'S.)

VESSELS S'OKEN WITIL—The Louise, Wincke, 10th
ult , lat. 43, lon. 45, by the Orion, arrived at Bremen;
Jamaica, Bahia to Hamburg, 19th ult., lat. 37, fon. 24,
by the Pilot, Pelason, arrived off the Night; Dart, bound
to Madeira, 2tith ult., lat. 39, hon. 14 ; Lord Samara,
outward bound, 30th ult., lat. 42, lon. 14, by the Chase,
Mitchell, arrived in the river; Helen Stuart, Stuart, China
to Liverpool, 6th ult., lat. I N. lon. 21 NV., by.the Erna-
noes, Molcnaur, arrived off Newhaven; Sumatra, bound to
Cuba, lat. 41, lon. 12, by the Arrow, Scaddam, arrived
off Dover; Wm. Ingliss, Pernambuco to Trieste, 7th ult.,
lat. 37, lon. 12 E., by the Ellen, Chadwick, 9,rrived in
the Creek; Guadaloupe, Havanna to Bordeaux, out 30
days, lat. 40, lon. 41 ; Jawa, Havre to New York, lat. 49,
lon. 16 ; James Ann, Portsmouth to America, out eight
days, la'. 50, lon. 13 ; Eliza, of London, lat. 49, lon. 10,
by the Hiram, Touret, arrived at Havre.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
Arrivals.—Frienis, Arnold, from Singapore, in the
Downs, sailed Jan. 16, St. Helena, March 28; v
Walker, from Singapore, off Swanage, sailedsailedDec
. Vanguard3l,
Cape, March 1; Rio Packet, Dench, from the Mozam-
bique, in the Downs, sailed from St. Ilelena, March 'ln ;
Wave, Goldsmith, from Van Diemen's Land, off Port?.
mouth, sailed from Hobart Town, Jan. 12 ; William, Jar-
dine, Crosbie, from Bengal, off Liverpool, sailed Jan. 19,
St. Helena, March 28; Agnes, Lamont, fiom the Cape
of Good Hope, off Falmouth, sailed Feb. 23.
Arrivals at Hobart Town, Van Diemen's Land.—Lay-
, ton, Cuddy, from London and Portsmouth; Mcrope,
Clinks, Dec. 31, from Port Philip; Calcutta, Ross, from
Sydney; Abercrombie, Crew, from Mauritius; Marian
Watson, Biscoe, 26th, from Sydney, and sailed January 6,
on her return ; Helvellyn, M'Lean, 26th, from Liver-
pool Shamrock, Barrett, 27th ; Lord Hobart, Ni-
chols,; 28th, Port Philip ; Charlotte, Forrester, 28:h,
Leith; Blake, EshelV, 29, London; Java, Crowell,
Jan. 4, Batavia; Nancy, Longeret, 6th, Havre; The
Calcutta, Auriga, and Fortitude, loading for London.
Departures from Hobart Town.—Water Witch, Rollo,
Dec. 23, for Launceston ; Mary Ann, Marshall, 28th,
London; Abercrombie, Crew, 29th, Sydney; French
ships of war, Astrolabe and Zelce, Jan. 2, for a cruise ;
Merope, Clinch, 3d, Sydney.
Arrivals at Launceston, Van Diemen's Land.—lndian.
Carr, previous to Dec. 26, from London • Pyramus, Live.
say, 26th, Portland Bay ; Rapid, Hamilton, 27th, South
Australia, and sailed, 31st, back; Joshua Carrou, Porter,
27th, London; Water Witch, Rolls, 28. h, Hobart Town;
Fleetwood, Simpson, in January, the Clyde.
Departures from Launceston.—Essex, Rozby, Dec. 29.
for New Zealand ; Lady Mary Pelham, Jan. 6, for
whaling; Mona, 7th, Portland Bay.

ANGLING AT INNISFALLENemeHaVitIg SUS.
ciently admired the beauties of lnnisfallen, we now proceeded
to coast the other islands, and the day's sport began in earnest.
The Majn's boat having drawn off about a hundred yards, we
both drifted towards a cluster of rocks. There were two rods
going from each boat ; and, as the sun occasiJnally breke forth
and was again clouded, we found as muck as we could do in
taking trout. At mid-day the Major hailed us, and, on com-
paring notes, we found our number to be 67, his 108-211 fish
of the same character, and about the WV; Pize•-81""man
' in Ireland.