The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-25 00:00:00

D UliLiN, ST: I% 20.

THE Right Holt, I,vid RtinEstvAtt. 'hat; diatle A -
tour to the Lake of Killarne.,-.
Brigatiier-Gerieral 11m.(11,T0t4 has airiveil it
L'mdondercy, to take the ebinninti yf that dis(rial

Lord CATHCART, on his return to tjoblini pasling
through Carlow, about midnight, was challenged by
a Ceniinei of the City Of Cork Militia, mihotie,4
manded the Conntt.ign. I ii 3 Lordship not being
able to giv:: it, would not be suircred to !,a3s, and
though put to inconvenience by this interruption, he
aryl:or:led tie condwi of 'the soldier, and thanked
him for hi, artention'to his duty.
Wedneschy Mr. lAMPI fANDY was. lihertltekl
upon entering bail before Mr. dt STAME
himself in tocol. and tw ie.; in sool. each.
IN./inday night two new ;houses, bulk by M.
BULL, on the Black'.rock road, Cork, were burned,
in consequence of the tvgligerice of the man app
ed to watch them, who went to -sleer, leaVing
candle lighted, which 'set fire to some shavings,
when the names communicated to the buildings and
totally consumed them.

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Hit Holiness the Poia may possibly oLVtnd the •
new EsartßOß of Au3Titt A in not off: ring to as..
sist at his Coronation, as well as at that of 80rg.1.7
PARTS. FRANC Is has always been a good Caiinlic ;
but NAPOLEON has adopted the religion of every
Country that he has invaded, and therclqe it is 4
shocking profatiatiou of Christian rites, ro
them in honour of so notorious an I„fi,H, to say
nothing of the general iniquity of his,condut.
Mr. Justice Fiaittnrignt's recent Charges to the
Grand Juries in Wales, are highly honourable to hay
charaftei in point of learning ilia ekcinence., is
well as in sound politic d priticiples, and a virtuous
indignation against the horrible evesSes of 11,vo-
lutionary France. There is indeed a peculi,,r
raCter of spirited and striking or tory in in,,q of
the Addresses of this kind which Mr. J hticc
MINCE has delivered : yet his taienls ate easily
exercised on subkets of a playful.and satirical de-
scription, as WAS obiervaiilt in his !urn qous
tures on Mr. MAL ONE'). Life of DR v or N.

A Pardon has been. granted to Jott:i;oN, the
Smvgler.
A Glasgow Gentleman, on 'his arrival at Fr
fart tst September, tBo4, writes to his Cot.espon.
dents in Gasgow :—" Or. my j iurney thr,,tigh Ha.
never I met with several Revco n!., twitching to.
ward; the Elbe. As tar it!• 1 could !earn, i= is sup-
posed that their intenti.m is to Muck up he
of British goods from liatoburgli rr d I.lo.)eck, into
the interior of Germany, and some evert go so fir
as to say,. that they are to take possession of
lenburgh, by which, if they succeed, a ‘n,,l stop
will be put to the expediting of goods fr:tri those
quarters."_ •

Major-General lis.wc tt..t, is arrived at Nnrthal.
lerrort, for the purpose of commanding the Vituna
leer Farce of the North Riding of Yorkshire.
The Yeominry Cavalry and East Kent Brigade
of V inteer Infantry, under the comnind of Bi iga.
dier-General MoNritesott, were review,A On Bar.
ham Dawns, on Wert,iesday last, by tire Earl of.
ROM WEI', Lord Lieutenant of Krnj. Atter the re-
view his Lord,* addressed th,: Commanders of the
different Corps,, expressing his 114'10 tonqualifi..d
probation of the whole of the m.vements, which he
said exceeded his utmost expectation, anti requesting
that they Would make known to every itali v
how much he felt gratified by their condua and ap.
penance.

On Maltby last the remainder of the tsth, or
Y•trk Reserve, arrived at Newea,tle fro►nt Berwick,
from whence they proceeded t►► Shields the follow.
lug d.oy to he embarked for Ilarwich.
The pilchard fishery this season in Cornwall has
not yet closed. Some pretty good catches were
made during the last week, patticnkrly in the
Wurit's.bay. The quantity now cellared in this
C way is not less perhaps than bo,ooo
hh►i•~..—
The price is about 28s. per hhd. exclusive at the
bounty.

A very singular, occurrence took !lace in the
vicinity of 1-I,oitiling ton, a few months ago. A cow
twelve mmthr old, belonging to a man i,t the name
of John Boyd, Will delivered of a fine calf.
Oo Saturday seinnig,ht a young man belonging to
Kelso, c.l the name of Thoinis over
the stack.yard Iv ill of Museridge, about seven fret
high, by which he ;received a violent contusion on
his head, which, in spite of every medical assist..
,ante, occasioned his death 57 hours atter the acci.
.dent.

&poor woman wai found dr9wned in the river,
near Crew's Hole, Bristol, on Sunday seniight.
She ,had a basket under her atm, two-pence half.
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penny earthing, and the key of her lodgings in htr
pocket. •
Vipers have abounded in almost every Nu of
Sussex during the !wryest, to a most uncommon de-
gree, and severs( lives hive been lost in copse.
quene of their bites,

Last week a journeyman garden,e.r► of Preston,
undertook, for a wager of one shilling, to cht half
a dozen penny loaves, and think t -fate,
in twenty minutes ; which he prtiottned with much
ease,.. within the time.

Yesterclity two women were examined before the
Loßn MAymt, on a charge of uttering c ,u“terleit
silver. A nun 'was also charged with stealing
litnk.nntes. They Were ail Remanded fur re-ex.
amination.

Yesterday sennight, between free' anti six o'cl,ick,
as a boy'aboUt eight years &d, bel )1%6% to id
Walker., shoemaker in NeWcastlr, way standing near
a stack of deals on't:ie then aveldentally
fell upon him, and bruised him in severely that he
was unable to call for any assistance. Remaining in
this situation some time, Without any one knowing
a body was buried beneath the deals, caused life to
be stearly extinguished before a dfscovery wait made.
Luckily a person passing by haw dlittle blood coming':
from under the deals, which sued
picion, when he instintly called for help, and or
removing them, found the bny la ing dreadfully
crushed. He had the appearance 'at first sight of
baying symptoms of animation, but he soon expired.
--The Coroner's Inquest sat 00 the body the same
evenings and brought in .11. vadia
Dead?.