The Sun.
London, England, 1803-02-19 00:00:00

DUBLIN, FEU. 15.

ON Saturday last IVIALAcity DELANY, Esq. sur_
tendered himself in the Court of King's Bench,
to take his trial for having aded as an Officer
Ivith the Insurgents, in the County of Kildare,
during the rebellion. This Gentleman had for_
meriy been an Officer in Foreign Service, and is
now between fifty and sixty years of age. He was
lodged-in the New Prison, and is to be transmitted
to Naas for trial.
We are happy to learn, that the inhabitants of
the county of Limerick enjoy undisturbed tranquil-
lity. The llaronill Associations inyrease rapidly.
Tuesday last a meeting took place at Cove,
Cork, between. S. FRENCH, Esq. and Lieutenant
TuArieit, of the. Royal Marines belonging to his
iijeaty's ship l'Determitter, when, .after exchang.
Jog three shots each, at nine paces distance, the
seconds interfered, and both left the field together.
A few days ago, a woman was found hanging at
Rockbrook,,near Itathfarnhatn. She was discovered
in an extraordinary position, with her hands holding
she end of a rope which hung her across a beam,.as
if it were possible that she could have pulled
herself up, and died with the rope in her hands.

The 69th Regiment marched on Monday, last
from Colchester for Hull.
-Letters received from Jamaica by the last Packet
state the melancholy death 'of ,that active Officer,
Captain BUYER, of the Blenheim, of §8 guns,
just after her arrival there front Spitbead, of the
yellow fever.
As Shrove Tuesday is approaching, we hope
some, steps will 'be taken to abolish the barbarous
praCtice of throwing at. Cocks.
On Thursday afternoon as the Duke of BalDcf.
WATER was passing through Berkley-square in his
carriage, one of the wheels suddenly came off, -and
the carriage was • overturned. His Grace was taken
out much bruised, and led home by his servants.
Mrs. Bleeteorox, we are happy to learn, is
considerably better.
It is said that Mr. GOULD intends, when Mana-
ger of the Opera, to make D'Eoset et:e again Bal.
let-Master.
The theatrical_ entertainments at Brandenburg!),
House,. which gave so much pleasure to the fashion-
able circles, will not be less splendid or less attrac.•
rive this season; The Margravine of Anspach has
translated a French Piece uncommonly interesting
in itself, and her version of it is said to be highly
spirited and elegant. •
There is a Mr. SHERIDAN on the Exeter Stare.
\ive should think that his name alone might remove
10 New Drury--but perhaps the Manager there
may Say, " What is there in a name ?"
• 4'41.. T. SHERIDAN, it is said contrived to slide
1,711° the heart of a Lady of great fortune and fashion
,'"ring the ie.), festival at Stanmore Priory. The •
‘ientleman is, no doubt, very well qualified for the
conquest ascribed to him ; but the frozen fête in
question had no existence but in News-paper re.
• Port,
We hear, from the most respeaable authority,
that the Harmony and full Accompaniment ter the
klYmn from the ancient German Melody, which had
the honour of being performed on Wednesday be.
,Ibre Hts MAIEsTY) IS the. Composition of Mr.
‘•HAtI.Es WssLayv and originally adapted by at
Gentleman for the Chapel of the lace Countess of
notertswoore. The Eail of. UXIIIIIDCR..hatI)
Viewo much judgment in approving this Piece of
"'acred Music.
A few merningo since the .Housekeeper of Mr.
A ter eo Bos, in Spring Gardens, was, found dead by
‘4,aide of her, bed, The Coroner's Jury sat ,on
'lle body, and brought in a verdift of--. Died by
'itsitution of God,