The Sun.
London, England, 1802-01-28 00:00:00

HIS LORDSHIP'S,AI4SWEO..

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To th 6 Noblemen, gentlemen, Clergy, and F l'eelioldel Of
• . ' the County of Galway. . .
r.r.c LORI AND GENTLEMEN;
, ,ir• . - .
I ?..m utterly at moss, .sufficiently to express-how lii!,..7hif
sensible I_ am to. the ..honour conferred upon. me, by ;our
Address on my removal from th'e comman,l-bf the Western
oll4tri6t.' - - •

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1-slmtild very ill have acquitted myself OiNthe duties of my:
station, and have Profited but little loin the example of'
those under whom I had the honour to.scliiet'lhiii I not beetf,
vigilant to diseciver; Unct.prOmpt to ckurttikaArtfie.secret, and
therefore the dangerous efte&s of 'ltebeltiO,fi . and TreAson—,
the only enemies from whom Ireland Vas'-g round' for appre-
hensicin.-
_ln gratifying my own clispositi&n'by the 'adoptionofa lenient systeM, I had the satisfaaion to krioW, was.:
fulfilling,the intentions' of .those ',under whose Oiregions
'aeled. 'I am very happy in an rOceasion publicly to profess
.my entire persuasion, that the preservation of 'geoctortieranct
obedience to the Laws in this PrOvihce, has.,bedn chiefly
owing to the loyal disposition, tnd to the Viginnifs elcertions
bithe Magistrates, and to a similar Condud in'the 'Yeomanry
who supported them. •,' •
I most gratefully acknol4/Icdgc W.s. 'Majesty's goodness to
me in commanding my services where, fromevery: local
consideration, it must have-been my-ernbitiO.:n to serve; and'.
entreat that you will believe, that whatever feelingsfarose--
tOme from rhy abrupt removal front thy late C-,,,,nnuan4
they are more than compensated: for,` by the Very Ilat"fer'fn4
and most honourable dist-Makin which that 6mill-int-Eine& has
procured to me from` my too , partial Countrymen,, whose'
good opinion and friendship, which,. as it has been:A): most
anxious dare to,attain, so lit my most earnesE
your to prOerve. • I have the Honour tareitaih'
My. Lords and Qedlemen,
Withthe utmost gratitude and esteem,
Your much obliged and faithful humble Servant,
CLANRICARDE.

Portumn.a Castle, Jan. zz, TgoZ.

The sni-ditato Ifiarrioi:s who parade in Bond.
street, with their arms in slings, are ftainataly
relieved from any embarrassment they' might have
suffered from interrogations respeaing the Patties
in Egypt ;. the Representation of _the Viffory be..
fore Alexandria, `exhibiting at Sf ring Gardens, has-
enabled them to harangue with such facility upon
the local circumstances of that battle, the nathre of
the country, and the , costume of the lift'ich and
Turkish Armies, that a stranger to the tbwn going
into- Stevens's, may suppose himself surrduneed bar
the whole of Sir R. Abeteromby's Staff.
Tuesday night, between eight anti nine o'clock,
two well-dressed men got into a ready furnished
house, in Upper Seymour-street, by means of falke
key. They watched the man ottt-who takes care of
the
,same ; but on his return, observing a light in-
she kitchen, he immediately applied to the patrale,
and the meat were secured. The false key was
found in one of their pockets.
On Thurs.da.y last about-one o'clock in the after_
noon;a•fire broke out in the back premises of Mt's.
Munk, at East Farteigh, near Maidstone, and the
wind blowing hard, the sparks communicated to the
thatch of a barn adjoining,k:elonging to S. Amherst,
Esq. wherein was from so to 6o quarters- of corn,
which, together with the whole of the Out-buildings,
were entirely consumed itt the short space of two
hours. From this melancholy accident, Mrs. Munk..
(a widow, with a:large faiiji4y.) has sustained a very
Serious injury, by the loss of rs pipes of cyder,
with the mill; press, and many other materials to •
the amount of 1501. .

The Jerusha, Massey, from Charleston to Lon.
don, is put into Chetbourg in great distress,,attkr
throwing part of her cargo overboard.