The Sun.
London, England, 1802-08-10 00:00:00

DUBLIN, Auc. 3.

SUNDAY night, four young men, Matthew
BroWne, ,Hans -Browne, John Grant, and- Caleb
Stephens, were.apprehended, by Mr, Sheriff Craven,
aided by Mr.- Wilson, the Chief Peace-Officer,
charged with being concerned in killingh man (who
was a Carpenter) on the Strand,. near the Light_
house, on Sunday last, 'in a quarrel. He got his
death.by a shot in the belly, of a fusee from one of
the above mentioned persons. They had been on a
boating party, and put in at the Light-house, and
/he gun which killed the unfortunate !Dan- ,they had
broughtout with them for shooting sea-fOl4l. They
i.vere—vesterday brought before the Sup..!rintendant
Magistrate, and underwent examination •; they are
all under twenty_ Years of age. ; The deceased, it is
to be lamented, was aman of family, having a wife
and children, and lived upon Temple.har. "A\ Co-
roner's Inquest was held yesterday:upon the body
after which one- of the. above young men, Caleb
,Stephens, was'ordered•to be lodged in the New Psi..
son ; the other three were diseharged.
• A dreadful accident took place on Sunday last
upon the Black-I-bele road, 'near the residence of
Mr. Alderman Alexander :—as Mr. and Mrs..,
Rourke, of PhipsbOrough, were drivi,ng that way in
a gig, the horse, 'which was nOt tituclinsed to such
work; on. being curbed 'from dashing on the road as
fast as others, commenced rearing, and got one of
his hind legs over the 'trace. This so frightened
him that he made an attempt to get. upon the wall,

of die foal ad t.„; Wllkh Mrs. Rourke. WAS thrown
from the gig:, her arm broken, and much bruised in
the face.' Alderman Alexander most humanety'..and
kindly hai her tgken into his house, dresSed icy a
Surgeon, and put to bed, and after resting - sdtne
time and being somewhat recovered, the Alderman
sent her [time in his carriage..

SHIP NEWS.

ALMO UT IL, AVG: 6.

Arrived—the Ship „Weymotith, C;lpt.'Wcldon,-from Lon-
don, to take in goods for Smyrna; the Brig •Nile, Capt. James.
Andrew, with hemp and iron, froM Petersburgh ; the French
Lugger •Aloince, .C.ape.-Cheyalj6, from Noltirouticr, with
salt ; -the'Brik Atlas,..Capt: Banks, from Gilipoly, with, oi),
for Eiteter, 35 days cosage' she is gone into quarantine ; the
Schooner Pelican, Peftins, from Swansea ; the Brig Aurora,
Treluddra.;.'fronuk;weelt, the Brig Nancy, Richardson, from
Bury ; and titeßTUne, Yco, from London. . .
Sailed the i-Vmertcan 'Brig Aleutor, Capt. Rivet, with
rice, from Charlestovvn for, Cowes ; the , Ship Harmony;
Capt. Donker, frtnn the Bay of -Honduras, laden with. ma-
hogany.; ' for • Hull ; the Abeona, Packtnan.; Rpalond,
Cooper, and the Industry•(Cutters), on a cruise,; the Nor-
wa%. -Ship Industry?. Capt., Thonson, for.T)ram ; the John
and Sawn-, Welch, -tor Plymouth; and the Brig Ccoige ar4
Frances, ,Hosk.ing, for Penzance, to load tin, &c. for Lou-
don. , „ . . .

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CRAVVF.Nro, AUG S.
Passed by—the Phoenix, 'Wood, from•Petorsbucgb ; Two
Frientl4, Wise, Rim renafla ; Ann,—, from M:trseilles ;
Argo, Nicholson, from Surinam;. Liberty, Mill r, from
Palermo ; longe Pieter, —, from IZonen ; Newhaven.,
Stroud,. from Callipvly Palhs, --, from Lisbon; Wil-
liam, °ban, from Amsterdam ; Prince of Wales, and.
Argo, from Minorca. •

Sailed—the'Emerald, §tOri; for Harnburgh ; Lord Nelori,
—, for flume ; —, for Stettin ' Eliza, Brook-
ing, for Leghorn; Corporation, , for Barcelona ; Ca-
lais Packet, and Prilent, —, for Jersey".; 'Frium,'
for Aottetdam ; Venus, sUrquhart, for Cortiona*,;
Perseveranze, Landres, [orie Hendrick, and Ittlirow
Abigail, Vissor, -for Anisterdain.