The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-15 00:00:00

DUBLIN, SEPT.' 9.

ON Saturday last, 'about threefo'clock, their Ex-
cellencies the Lord , Lieutenant and Countess of
HARDWICXE, with their Suite, aecompanied by the
Marquis of WATERFORD; and several other persons
df distinElion, arrived in Waterford -from Curragh:.
mare. Immediately after his EXcellency's arrival,
which Was-announced by a Royal 'Salute of 21 gIIPS,

from the Artillery drawn up on the 'Quay,' he prO-
ceeded tO the New Rooms, where he Was received
by the Mayor and Corporatfon, and presented with
the. Freedom of the City, which had been previously

voted_ to his Excellency in a gold box, together with
an Akidress, delivered by Rots ERT DOB SY Esti,
Reccirtieri,"His, Excellency-was likewise presented
with an address from the High Sheriff, the Gentle-
men, Clergy, and. Freeholders-of the County.
His Excellenc then viewed"thel3ridge, also the
Glass.house. He was afterwards sumptuously en-
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tertained• at the New Rooms, by a number of Gen-
tle Men ; and -at nin..e o'clock set off for Curragh.
-more; to which ,place her Excellency the Countess
of HARnwicKe and Suite had, returned about .six
o'clock, having, first partaken of a cold Collation at
Major GREEN'S.
His Excellency the 'Lord Lieutcriant and Suite
left Curraglanore on Tuesday,-,and pr9ceeded from
thence. to Knocklofty, on their -way to Killarney,
Scc. His Excellency is not expeaed to return front
his Southern excursion
.until the 27th inst.

Saturday an affair of honour took place
.;t Pas-
sage, between EDWARD HAY, of Ross, Esq. ,and
JosEtx Smi-rx, of the County of Tipperary, Esq.
On Mr. SMITH'S receiving fir. HAY'S fire, he dis,
charged his pistol in the air. The seconds then in-

terfered,:and the affair ended to the mutual sa tis-
faCtion of the partieS and their friends. These Gen;
tlemen were bound over to keep the peace la the
county of We.kford. _
A' number of gentlemen of 'fOrtune and conse-
quence haves we hear, for Med a-Club, to be sup-
ported by annual subscription, to revive_the,game
of;Teonis in this City, in the. old Tennis Court,
Townsend-street; lately the King's Inns Dining
Hall.

Tuesday' the regiment of Suffolk Feneibles
barked for England, where they are to be
immedi-
ately disbanded. Several .of the privates, hOwever,
having previgusly obtairied• their' discharges, •cn-
listed into other marching regiments.

TKAmEs Pottcr.--A 'Captain of a Ship in the
Etst:Country trade (whose name in the present
stage of the business we forbear to mention) was on
Monday examined at the above Office, on wcharge
of some importance in the commercial world, A man
who,sailed with him as Mate,_ and who was for.
some reason discharged, together with some of the
crew, accused him of having detained orr board
the vessel a quantity of hemp, flax, and a large
coil of rope, which was part of the cargo shipped
at Petersburg!), and' which should have been
landed at Lisbon. The. Captain stated that _he was
wholly ignorant 'of any hemp or flax" being left on
'board, and that he did -not disccver it until some.
days afterwards, when he expressed much displeasure
that the Mate should have. suffered it, to remain:--
The Captain was called upon to produce his Log-
book, in-order to see whether any notice had been
taken of the cutting this coil; and reeving it for top,
sail sheets. the Log-borik not having been brought
from the ship, the. Captain was suffered to remain
at large; upon giving security for his appearance. ,
On Saturday evening. as a Gentleman who had
been on a visit to a relation near Colney, Herts,
was returning to Town on foot, he was stopped on
the road between Barnet and Finchley, about half
past six o'clock, and very much bruised and cut by
the two men who attacked anti robbed him.of what
money he had with him. The rubbers appeared as
seafaring men.

Amid the Entertainments of the Royal Circu4,
Ilit4.N-cw Grand Ballet Dance Of Zamor and i.mort,
,by Mr. Byrne, stands in vast estimation
.with the,•superidr circles—the 'Dancing and alion
Mr.iTlyrne throughout the part of Zamor are
highly captivating, as are those of Miss Adams in
,Zamora; and Master Byrne,accompanies both in a
stile at once delightful and surprising for one cf sO
render ail age : the Music of the late Signor Bossi
is universally admired, and the very splendid piece
of Gonsalvo de Cordova, continues in 'the utmost
favour with every class. The-above Ballet Dance
we find will be performed every evening this week.

srul NEIL'S.

C:tAVESEI4D, SEPT. I/.

Passed by—the Richard, —, from Cadiz; Elizabeth,
—, from Cork ; Hope' Wheitley, from Pillar', Brothers,
Rising,
.from Grenada ; Progiess, Frost, from Dominique ;
Betsey, Quintan, from Lisbon ; Lime, Moon, from Martini-
que ; Nancy, —, from Belfast ;.julius, Anthony; from
St:Kitts i ACtive„Hornby, . from Tobago; Arria,
from Stockholm ; Concord; Sutton, from Jamaica ;
---, Tartar, Johnson, and Prince of Wales, —, from
A rchaugel. . _ _

Sailed—the Diamond Clark, and Crescent, Cowan, for
Africa ; Milbank, Reid, for Hamburgh ; Sampson, —;
for Boston.; friends Increase, —, for Rotterdam; Bri.
tlnnia,arid Sylvia, for Venice.