The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-23 00:00:00

bti.h.tfiv, Atia.

The goveieign of i3elfast hes advertised a
or wool. for the apprehension of Thottias Ruisit;
late of the 64th itegimenti iit ‘Vii ),e natriii a teliel-
lious Prodamatidn has lately been circulated thrOtitli
that part of the Country. Of the athwc reward; the
sum of soot. is by order of Oovetnmeht; and did
othei sool. a itibicription of the inliabiohts of
Belfast.

A Court Martial will stt iii a Li, o;,ttvii! ii is
eitreaed, for the trial of persorts guilty of criiiiii!f
since thepassihg of the aft fiir martial

The Hon: Justice Diiti4, tie ttinderstiiiid, gill
succeed to the- Chief justiteship of the King'd
Bench.

On SundAy riiett lasts titurenfint HOW a and A
pail), of the ClonMel Infantry, took ,op in a publit.
house in that towhj a man narried
.7n Art Illiketb);
,for Whose apprehension a reward of 561; wit
since offered by, prolaitiatitni, tinder a Cluirge of
'having instigated several periiins to ti hurglary anti
other.obriages, in the house of Otte Daniel,
mile water, for.WhiOli several persons were hanged
last JantLiry, at Windygap and Newcastle.

BE,LVAST, AUG. i 6.
In. cbtlsequeriCe of the tuiw generally
state-of the Country, ;and partictilatly of Belfast and
its vicinity, which, notwithstandinh what his bet tt
said to' the control in some of- the Public Papers;
,has rert)s4tett, undisturbed :ebeilioug fattion;
the Soviicign -has thought lit to. issue the following
notice,. addressed
"TO THE IIsiIIABITANTS OF BELFASt.

" The loyal and peaceable conduft of the People
of 'Belfast, during these last three weeks, when A
few French Emissaries in vain attempted to disturb
this Country, and their great attention to the order
I issued of keeping within their hutises after the
hoUr Of eight o'clock, make me feel it an indispert.
sable duty to release them from every unnecessary
restraint.as soon at; possible. Being fully convinced;
from every examination that has tame before me, ris
Chief Magistrate, that no danger of an insurreCtion
now.exists, or has existed in this town, I ltetebv
authorise the inhabitants to pass through the S! feetl
as usual ; at the same time I order all the Ale-houses
to be shut precisely at eight o'clock, and exp.:a that
none of the inhabitants will frequent suf:lt places
after that hour.

" I earnestly request that all strangers and
pieieus looking pet,ple maybe closely attended to;
and information given to the proper Magistrates of
improper meetings, if such are attempted tis be held.
From the known tranquillity of this Country, t
hope, that the public markets will be attended CO
as usual, as they, shall receire every protalian.fruin
me as Chief Magistrate, and I call on the Mer.
chants and .inhabitahts at li rge, IQ use every ex:
ettiOn to restore public confidence, with the saltc
energy they .have lately practised to ptotea the
public peace."
An order. has been reecivcd at Limerick for ode
Captain, • two Stilialteros, three. Svjzants, and
three Corporals, of the rtli Regiment of Foot, tii.
proieed to Ennis, to receive the proportion of the
1'0)411 Aritiy of Reserve to be rAtisea in the county
of .A ostler has been received roe
one Meld -Of Captains, four Subalterns,
SiseSerjeanti,' And six Corporals, of the 56th Itegi:.
ment, to proceed to the cotinty of Mayo, to re-
ceive the prbportion of the same Army to be raise l
in that county: