The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-30 00:00:00

HIS LORDSHIP'S ANSWER..

To the Noblemen; (3entlenien; Clergy, and. Freeholders of
the County of Galway.
MY LORDS 4.2'i1l GENTI...F.MEN
I am utterly at a loss, sufficiently to'express how highly
sensible I am . to the honour conflirred upon me, by your
Address on my removal front the Command of the Westeatt
Distriet.

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1 should very ill have acquitted myself of duties of my
station, and have profited but little from the ex.ample of
those under whom I had the honour to s,:t:ve, hA I not been
vigilant to discover, and prompt to counterad the secret, and
therefore-the dangerous cited.; of Rebellion and Treason—
the only enemiei: from whom Ireland has ground for appre-
hension. in gratifying my own disposition by the itcloptiori
ola lenient system, 1 had the satisfaction to know, that I was
fulfilling the intentions of those under whose Oireetions I
acted. lam very happy in an occasion publicly to profess
my entire persuasion; that the preservation of good order and
obedience to the Laws in this I)roVinee, has hoer, chiefly
owing to the loyal disposition, and to the viOreus exertions
of the Magistrates, and to a similar conduct in the 'ieumanry
who supported them.
I most gratefully _acknowledge His Majesty's toothless to
rue, in commanding my services where, from every local
corside•ration, it Must have been my arnbiticn to serve ; and
I entreat that you will behave; that whatever feelings arose'
to me from my abrupt removal from my late Command,
they are more titan compensated for, by the very flattering
and trios.. honourable ditmaion which that circumstance has
procured to me from my too partial- COuntrymen, whose
good opinion and friendship,. whith, as it has been my most
anxious desire to attain, so -will it be my most earnest codes-
voU'rtd pre,erve.
I have the Honour to remain,•
My Lords and Gentlemen,
With the utmost gratitude and esteem,
"four Much obliged.and faithful huMble SerVant,
CLANRICARDE,,

Porturnna Castle, Jan. 17; tBO2

Yesterday Juzaes Belcher, the pugilist', who
together ivith Burke, stands indided for a misde..
meanour, in unlawfully aSsaulting and publicly
fighting at Hurley .Bottom, in the county of Berks.,
was brought to-Bow-street by one of the Officei-s„
who arprchended him on Lord RAnNcia's Warrant
from that county, backed by Mfr. BOND, when pro.,
dUcing bail to answer the indiament, namely, hint,
self in the sum of 2601. and two sureties in ale sUth
of tool. each, he was liberated:

7oseph Weird and fled:, Lee, the former :ccond
to Belcher, and the latter to Bark?, in the battle,
also appeared, and entered into a like recognizance
to answer, the complaint.

YesterdaY afternoon, about two o'clock, in coh-
scquetice of a bet made the preceding day for six
guineas', a man undertook to run four times, round
the rails of St. Jarries's Park in one hour. He set
off from the Stable-yard Gate, round by the Horse
Guards, completed the first round in a quarter of
an hour, and the three others seven minutes and a
half within the limited time. A number of petsctis
were present.

On Tuesday evening last, bly, and th*2 other
Constables belonging to the Public Office, Queen_
square, Westminster, apprehended thlrteen men
and ;valuer' at a house in Porter street; Newport_
market- They Were assernbled to game fir play at
what is tenned. a Litde Go; which is a private
Lottery. They Were lodged in St. Martin's ‘vatch.,
hoUse, and on Wednesday taken before Nit% OA-
QuHoux; and the other Sitting Magistrates at the
above Office, when, after a lung exarninati,m, the
two piincipali were comMitted as rogue's and yap_
bonds, until the next Session, for WeFttri!
They were Mostly women of the lower (";
exhibited an alarrning and si-o:ri.fu.
small pittance absi‘trl,
by an at tae!unr*!: LC, th- idc

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Which is set up io rib them, their husixim7Ri,
ch4tizcai .by tilt, vilest rnbcrezuts now eziazin.,

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