The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-06 00:00:00

btIALIY, Au G _ST 24

His ExCellency the Earl of HARDWICKE held
a Privy' Council yesterday at the CaStle, when two.
Proclamations were ordered to be issued, one dired--
ing the trials of Rebels by-. Martial- Law, and the
other offering a reward of 01:c for each of the first.,
one liUndred Rebels who, may be discovered, that
Were of the number' who appeared' under arms in
Thomas-street, &c. on Sat.:r._!,..y night, t!,e. 2.3 d of
July last.
Yesterday Mr. Aldermart jAmes apprehended
a man known in this- Nmed Pat. Marlow,
by trade a tailor, and lodged him in the New Pri-
son. He is. one of '-those whose apprehension has.
been direCted for high treason by the Lore Lieuten-
ant and Council. Two in the list,. Hurt ahci Stork.;
dale, came forward, and Voluntarily gave them_,
selves up to the Superintendant Magistrate:
At this moment we are 'perfectly quiet ; and
although I applaud, as every man must, the mea-
sures of precaution and strength adopted, and
adopting, by the Qovernment, it is my opinion
'that theinsurredion is over, completely over.
On Saturday last, a Printer and 13ooksellcr of
this City, and who had printed, for Arthrir O'Con-
nor, the famous • Newspaper called The Press; was;
arrested and committed to Kilinainhain Gaol ; it i,s
said that he is charged-with having printed the re-
bellious Pr7clamation. The same day a Ror,tan
Catholic Priest was arrested on information, at a
house in Watling-street: he was in company .with
four or five other Priests when taken, an-,/ near
them, on the ground, a letter of a myster;,ous irn-
port is said to have been found,-and wh,lch they
all deny any knowledge of; the arrested person had
lately arrived in this city from Kinaia, Fy its neigh-
bourhood.

Sunday as the ‘Stephen's-Green Yeomanry In-
fantry were relieving 'the Exchange glnard, a woman
not of the lowest class, went halfway down be-
tween the two lines, holding up mass book and
beads, and crying out in a taunting Manner, "Look
at this, boys ? How .du you 'Ace this, my lads ?
Did you ever see the like growing among green
rushes ?" The respeaable Catholics arc eager to
evince •their attachment to ,Government, and are
coming forward with very handsome offers of ser-
vice, replete ,with loyalty., Yesterday the exhor-
tatiort of Dr. TROY, titiflar Archbishop of Dublin,
was read in all the Chap Is of his Diocese, and, I
understand, made great impression on the several
congregations.
,
Two centinels of th t Liberty Rangers were fired
at last night, on thei./ posts; but fortunately with.
out effect ; and a sinot, with a similar intent, • I
suppose, was fired at a centinel in the Castle Yard :
it is supposed that it came from a ,house in Ste.
phen's-street. This'morning, a man named Patrick
•Marley, who been implicated in the former
Rebellion,- was taken up by Mr. Alderman JAmts.
The Privy Council was sitting to-day'. The.gene-
ral orders reael to the Yeomanry Corps, &c. on
Friday night, ;mil which you will have seen 'in the
Prints of the day, have given universal s'atisfadion
here,

It is understood that the. House of COmmons will
adjourn on Monday or Tuesday, till the end of next
week, by which tithe the Lords will have passed
all the Bills. Parliament will then be prorogued.
The CHANc att.o a said yesterday, the', itliugation
would be but for a short period ;, and hence it is
supposed Parliament will meet again in November.
Monday last the Right Hon. W. Purr met the
Mayor and several Gentlemen of Dover, who en 7
rolled their names, far raising in that town 'ten
Companies of Volunteers,' as soon as possible, to,
consist.of boo men, with Field Officers, &e.
The Hon. Mr. JENKINSON is IO succeed Lord.
HIRM as Under-Secretary of State, in Lord
ii.twxasuures Office.
The. Duke of NORTHUNIE ERLANLi allows the
Volunteers near Charing.cross, to exercise in his.
gardens at Scotland..yard.
Signals are established between the Forces on
shore and the Ships of War, by which means
mediate notice can be given of the approach of an
Enemy.
About one o'clock on. Saturday last, 'His Royal
HightleSS PRINCE Wrr,LlA.lOf.Gt.ovcli•rta, Ge.
neral of the We4t Military Distria of the Kingcloni;
attended by : his two. Aides.4e.Camp, 'Major HA.
MILTON' and Capt. Culotte, arrived at ShrewibOry
from Wellington, where 'His Royal Highness had
that morning reviewed the, troops of Yeomanry Ca.
valry, under the command of Kijor CLU Dn E. The
PR. INC E, iillMed teiy on his arrival, was waited up,,
on by Colonel WI Lt. r, Mc, luspe!ting Field Oflicei*
of the Shropshire and North Wales Recruiting. Dis.
tat, Major Kraaeas I. of the Shropshire Mi.
lido, and Major jotter of' the Shropshire
Yeomanry Cavalry. Ilis Royal Highness dined
about three o'clock, and about five proceeded to the
ground, accompanied by these Otike rs, to,review the
three troops of the Shropshire'Yeomanry Cavalry.
The troops went through their different evolutions
with a steatliness and alacrity that would have
done credit to veterans.

The PRINCE attendettnivine Service the next
day, previous to Which he wai waited upon by the
Mayor and Corporation, and a handsome AtldresS
was delivered to him by the Deputy Recorder.
On Monday morning the PRINCE set• off' to
flawkstorie, and reviewed the North Shropshire
Yeomanry Cavalry, in'Sir IticHAP.D 1-111,123 Park;
His Royal Highness returned to. Shrewsbury to din.
net, and went to the Play in the evening, to see
cc Speed the Plough," and was received with great
applause by the audienee,;, Indeed the sylvite,„Coitit.
ty followed his Highness every Where, ;and treated
him with all the attention and'respeti due to Ms
distinguished rank. _ _ _

Yesterd.ty one of the grit ldest Meetings of the
County of Essex, ever known, was held; whielt yoted
an Address to ;be King, on the present state of
affairs, similar to the Addiesses df the 6iunties of
Surrey and Middlesex.
The Light• Horse Voluweers of
.London and
Westrainster are gone
.into quarters far trn days,
and wiil be ibspeeted
.on the 24th inst. by Lard
VlAKKlrtaton, on. Wimbledon Common. They
alitainetifermission from His MA.lrsti- to
incieasz their
.numbers from 65 to 8o effedires per

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A LOYAL SUNS.

TlOte-.-HEARTS Of OAK.

MY fricritis. y have heaid, in the late Pritish waist
Of our Navy-2:onr Admirals—')rave British Tars
But the Ship I would bring to your notice and vievo
''ll,E ISLAND or BRITA Lt4i 11;.tr -C.tinaiti, and Cre*,
fleart of Oale is this Ship, l•
Hearts 9f Oak are our men ;
t'Ve al waya are ready, atcady boyi, steady ; •
We'll fight and we'll conquet aga:n and again:

,For arks safe rnonocl, in the Chanr,z! he'S laid,
IVta(l.4 tart to a re 4,, of no danger all ;
Ent, now sit. is threattn'il to stay tly,:rs: no iron.;
• Tel be boarded, and pluntletii nr driven •on
Heart of Oak is this &c,

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Iter I.::Arr AZ'S, Goddess him I is lov'd IV its all;
,With a I itAve'le determin4d to st:..nd or to fait ;
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United in -hand*nd in heart we await
The lot which4reAt Providtried seals as our fate:
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!laza of Oak is this Ships tee: