The Sun.
London, England, 1802-02-05 00:00:00

DUBLIN, JAN. 30.

Tomorrow morning the remains of Lord CLARE
will be deposited in St. Peter's Church ; the Gen-
tlemen of the Bar, and a number of others, have re-
solved to attend.

His Excellency the LORD LIEUT.ENkNT post.
polled the Drawing-Room intended for Thursday
evening, in consequence of Lord CLARE'S death.

Upon the same melancholy account; the-.business
of the University was suspended on Thursday.

LENT CIRCUITS. -

YESTERDAY the Judges met, and arranged the
approaching Lent Circuits as follows :

NORTHERN—Lord Kt I4YQN, and Mr. justice ROOK, E.
NORFOLK—Lord ALVANLEY, and Mr. Justice GROSE.
MIDLAND-,-CHIEF BAKON, and Mr. 132.(0.11 GRAHAM.
HOME—Mr. Baron HOT HAM; and Mr. Justice HEATH•
OXFORD—Mr. Baron TiiimisoN, and Mr. Justice Cit.A.m.-

ERE. ...
WESTERN—Mr. Justice BAURErCE, and Mr. Justice Lc
BLANC. . .

• HOME CIRCUIT. ...
Baron HOTHAIyi and Mr. Justice HEATH. •
Herts—Monday,- Bth March, at Hertford.
Essex—Wednesday, loth 7klarch, at Chelmsford. ~ --
Kent—Monday, rith March, at Maidstone.
Surrey—Monday, 22d March, at Kingston-upon-Thames.
Sussex--Saturday, 27th March, at-Horsham. , ,

Two Papers of this Morning contain a Letter
from the Surgeon who was present at the punish-
ment inflitled upon Armstrong and the other two
Soldiers by Governor WALL at Goree, in' July
1782, and like Wise the Affidavits with respect io
this transaCtion, of some of the deceased Officers.—
As the unfortunate Governor has satisfied the Out-
raged Laws of his Country by his death, we forbear
to agitate a subjel that ought now to be consigned
to oblivion.

His Crimes sleep in.his Grave
His penitence and death plead for him in Heaven!

The body of the late unfortunate Governor
WALL, was given up to his Relations, upon their
paying Fifty Guineas to the Philanthropic Society.
We learn by a private Letter, lately received
from Bombay, that the KING of QUEDA,is prepar,
ing an Expedition to gn against the Ridang Islands;
the Chief of which having promoted some depreda.:
tions at Quedo, 'the KING is • mustering all hii
prows, in each of which is a piece of ordnance.—
The people of the Ridang Islands are so apprehen.
sive of this visit, that they have sent a Deputation
to Siam, to imphire the interference of the KING. of
that Country in their behalf. .
A melancholy event lately took place at Modena.
A number of soldiers lodged at the house of the
Marquis CAMPoRI. Their cartouches by some
accident caught fire., The soldiers, a part of the,
palace, the Marchioness of-CAmpORI, and several
domestics, perished by the explosion.
Mr. HARRY 11/licit IE, late of the Book Office,
East India,Hoiusf, and whose death we mentioned
on Wednesday last, has left a considerable property
behind
,him, totally unknown, 'it is believed, to his
relations, who 'are obscured in some part of Scot:,
land.

On Wednesday evening, Mr. Martin, the Head,
borough of Pinner, observing two men.driving the
horses about that were grazing on Sudbury Com:
men, -he watched them unperceived' till they had
caught one,. which they put a bridle on and were
riding off with, when he secured them after some
resistance, and carried them before "n 'Magistrate,
who committed them to take their trials at the_ .next.
Old Bailey Sessions,

THE HAMBURGH MAIL,

MENTZ, JAN, 19.

THE French Chief of Brigade SEBAsrtANI has
set out on his return from Constantinople, and car'
ries to Paris the Projet of a new Treaty of Peace's'
as the Porte has refused to ratify the Preliminaries'
of October 9, 1801.