The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-24 00:00:00

DUBL/A, Ocr. 19.

LAST Sunday night a poor man named F.,hy was
murdered on his, return' from Clonmel towards
home, immediately in the North Suburbs, where
his body was foimd, but little disfigured, un the en.
suing morning. The appearance did not indicate
any recent violence, and the Coroner's inquest was
found accordingly : but subsequent circumstances
of discovery leave no doubt as to the unfortunate
Ulan having been killed by an unlucky blew given
by a ruffian,' perhaps as much intoxicated as him.
self, and who has since absconded. There is every
reahon to think he was inebriated.

On Friday night last a party of the Silv!trort
Company of the. Thomastown Legion, after a march
of thirty miles,. apprehended Mitharl Dlver, of
Brikren, charged with being a principal in the $T1:11.
der of Petrick Meagher, at Tubberadora. Much
praise isc ue to the.p4rty for their zeal and activity
in di* search for, arid apprehension of, the above
offender. lie hits been fully committed.

Extract of a Letter from Gibraltar, dated 21st
Sept. it 304., to a Gentleman in Aberdeen os I men..
tioned in my last there was reason to believe the
'lntense which has raged for some time at
,Malaga
had 'got into Cadiz, 'which, I • am sorry to say, i•
now confirmed,' ft -having :made its appearance in
that city ; but the 'mortality is not yet great, and I
hope may be checked. The mortality at Malaga,
Whien is said to. be upwards t,t 3od ever} day; iv
almost as much to be attributed to famine as sick-
nest' ; and,' to add to the horrdrs of its situation,
the town was a ,few. days si,ce visited by repeated
shocks of an earthquake, which did some damage.
Possibly before now exaggerated reports have reached
you of a malignant fever having broke out in this
garrison ; to prevent any utinecessary alarm such a
suspicion miglit convey to the minds of our friends,
I shall give you a true statement Of the circum.
stances which gave rise to the reports that, I con.
now prevail with you. 'rite truth-is, that,
for about eight days, some alarm has'existed on ac.
count of several .dearlos in one partiaillar quartee
of
the town, and which did not scent to decrease, itsnumber, being chiefly inhabited. by the lower class
of foreigners, whose manner cf life, and the nasri.
nest' with which they are surrounded, are sufficient
to cause disease.—An alarm having thus taken place,
I some, whose fears atigtnented the danger, emigrated
to Barcelona and other quarters for safety, where,
no doubt, they would magnify the'eause of their
flight, and, cif .consequence, the ;inks wherever they
spread the alarm are, I apprehend, shut against our
shipping. Some, whose fears had time to cool af.
ter their departure, returned, wfshing.again for ad-
mittance, which has been denied them, and they
will therefore enjoyythe felicity of performing qua.
tontine in sight of their own houses. You may be
assured that we do not yet experience any real dan-
ger. Its this situation, a regard for the safety of
the Gareisoo has induced our Gncetoor to ".issue
,the
strongest prohibition against any intercourse or
ChITIMIViCatiIM with our neighbour, ; by sea, from
Spain, no Vcasos are
_admitted to
.quarantine, tor
suffered TO 'remain in the Ray, if from within. the
prescribed 4itnits of the infected Marts ; and by land
no intercourse is allosveil, but through the medium
of stiiphur and vinegar. 'floe inhabitants mount
guard night anti day, and we alltake Otit turn of the
musket, as Conservator, of the public health.
Thank God, these. precautions hare. hitherto kept
us tree from contagion ; anti the rigour with which
they are adopted, leads tis still to hope that they
will have the deitted effeet."

A Letter from Vienna, dated September 29,.
says.:
" Their IMPERIAIi MAJ Fri-its-aye still absent
from the capital, having left it on44e
.Z3d of August
for Moravia ;. they passed a fortnight in that Capital.
Their stay' was participated between the town of
Brunn, the residence of the GovernMent of the Pro.
vinee, and the pleasure Camp formed near Turas.
The evolutions of the TT 6( 41'9 of that Camp %ere
reeled by Lieutenant Generals Sva /toy,
KiENMAYT a, and RitsCit, under the orders of Ba-
ron D'At.v i NZY; Geneial of Artillery, Commander
in Chief in Hungary ; they appear to have.been na
less happily executed than those of the Camp of Pest,
in ffungary, which had preceded them, -The evolu.
tions of the Troops assembled near Pest in the first
weeks of August 'having'heen foll Owed by' the most
unequivocal testimony of satisfaCtion on, the part of
the Archduke CHAR!. es, who was present several
days, the manoeuvres of the neighbouring Camp of
Bruhn were alike crowned by the entire approbation
of that Prince, as well as of the EUP [ROIL himself,
who was present at this.last Review, with his august
Brother, The Monarch having been present in per.
son, left an agreeable recol/eetion air, by presenting
the Non.;commissioned Officers and Soldiers with a
gratification of four days pay each. On the 7th inst.
their Majesties left Brunn to go'fitatis Moravia to '
Roheinia, in order to'enjoy the same military spec.
tacle near Prague, by being alsnpresent at the exec.
Cites of the third Camp of pleasure formed this y ear.
their Majesties' journeying slowly, with the design
of seeing the intertnediate country, and stopping in
the principal places,' only arrived. on the 13th inst.
in the enviinns of Prague, where they Occupied. the
Castle of Lichen. The Camp established near Klaup.
litin bad begun its exercises the day before. The
Troops which compose it, and .which set out in two
divisions, consist Of five Dictation* of Grenadiers,_
fourteen Battalion, of infantry, and font Regiments
of Cdvalry, with.the necessary Artillery. Count Da
Co L G.O IV it ATH, General of Artiiitry, commanding
in-Bohemia, is commander in chief of the Camp .
The Etc, alto* lately gave orders to the Command.
ing Geller* at Bode and ,Pettrwar.vlin, to assemble
a Corp's of seven Regiment's of liifantry 'and two of
Cavalry in the envirnns of Semlin and Panzowa, in'
order to guarantee that part of the rontiee, from all
the dangers to which they might be exposed by the
troubles iti"Servia" • • •