The Sun.
London, England, 1803-10-15 00:00:00

DUBLIN, OCT. 11.

Tim day the, Yeomanry. Corps are to cake the
several•guarits usually mounted by the Regular Gir.
rkon, iii consequence of n General Review of the
latter, '‘vhich is to take place iti,the Phonix Park.
Ou Saturday Thomas Ruud' was sent Under an
escort to DOwnpairiek, 'to take his Trial for High
Treason, The Special Commission for the• County
of Downe was to have 03t yesterday for the first
time. ' 1.. •

Ydterdity being Q;u3rter-day of the Guild of
Merchants, the Freedoni 111 the Guild was voted to
Genera) Du N 1:1r, for hi 3 attention to the Yeomanry;
to Lieutenants iIitADy,COOLTIMAN, and DOUGLAS,
for their gallant .ery Ices • on the 23d of July; and
to the ATTORNEY-GENERAL, for his constitutional
conduel upon.the late public prosecutions.
An,Adciress of-fit:ink% with a valuable Swort4
was Voted to .M.liol Stag, fOr inestimable'setc
vice's in the suppression of Rebellion.

On Wednesday
.night last ;a melancholy and de.,
plorable accident occurred at Higgatr, ncar Glen
more, in the County of Kilkenny, abqut six miles
from Waterford:Vile cabbin of a poorlabout ing Man,
one Patrick Keefe, unfortunately,touk fire, when,
dreadful to relate ! the unhappy man and his
wife, both of whom had been. ar 'Waterford ,on
that dai, and• who, it 'is supposed, , slept too
soundly from latigv, together with. their five
children (their entire faMily)- were burned to.asheP.
As there was a quantity lof straw and turf in the
cabbin, it is probable that a spark from the fire.
place eccasioned the distres,ing event.

Sit W11.61,AM Cuturrs, though so much amend.
ed in teeitly:ss,to attend to his ordinary concerns,
has not strength enongh to go through military du.,
ties, und titeßk(Migati. to send ..an pyi ogy on thin
sulljeet. to t.1,eL.4Y41 L 0114911 N:jitlol,'(!fl, ,
however iu very..handstiae,terMi pqrilas-
- to subscribe to the expellee of the :~.4•orti which
the regiment los voted. to, I,ieit9loot,-Qol.tOnel
liAtittev.

'Dr. CAMIIO.II.)CE deiiirtred an animated pintiotic
discourse to the Tivickenhaln VoltulteerF, who
attended Divine Service
.on. Sunday last iii their
military attire. This respectable !member, of the
Church is a son of the late ittottAttn Owes CAM..
BRIDGE, Esq.- and seems to possess no inconsider-
able portion of hereditary genius.
. There is so much• sound argument, fervent pa.
trintism, and laudable zeal, in vindication of Mr.
PITT, against' the sanaivred detraction of -anony-
mous malevolence in the elcigitent letters t,,if Fitz.
ALB toir, which we had the pleasure of submitting
:to the Public, that we 'sincerely hope the Author
cone& them anti present. theth to The i world,
together With inch historical annotations as his
knowledge will ahundantly
,supply, • tb attest the
triumph of political integritrover-Cowt injustice
and ingratitude. • . .

On Thursday last, at Newport, in the 'lsle of
,Wight, Thoaras a Private in the Volunteer
Cavalry, commanded by Major DIssETT, was Con.
ricied in the penalty, of lot for refusing to deliver
up his arms, Sc,.. after ining,disCharged from that
`Corps.
The French Privateer took the DuAr.of
American
Colours, racket, bore t.i wn upon her ut,tler
Colours, and immediately hoarding, carried her
without opposition.
An enormims fiAll,—known by the name of the
blue dog, somewhat resernbling the porpoise, ex.
cepting in the more square I.)rmatiOtc,cif -the head,
and like that fi‘h, its favourite prey are heFrings and
m.tekarel, was lately ought at flrighton by one of
the fi..hing boats; in whose' nets ,st had been en.
tangled in the cootie of the night.