The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-12 00:00:00

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

WORCRSTER, NOV. 10.-011 St*(link)? last 566
pockets of New, and 40 of Old Hops were weigh.
en in our Market ; good sample.; fetched from 80e.
to 905. ; a few very prime higher.

SUET EN DRATHS.—Mr. Henry &ambler.. for.
tnerly the proprietor of the livery-stables in
shopsgate-street, and who was nearly 90 years of
age, suddenly expired yesterday at the Bank,
where he had gone to receive his dividend. After
signing the book, he gave the warrant to his niece,
who bsd accompanied him to the Bank, to go to
the adjoining Office and receive the money. On
her retnt n she fonnd him a corpse. •Aledicai as-
sistance was immediately sent for, but proved un-
availing. The body was removed from the Bank
in a hackney•coach._

On Tuesday last, Mr. C. M'Carty, of the firm
of M'Carty and Brown, wine-merchants, 3, Love.
lane, went to dine at Vintners'-hall. His ser-
vant attended with his great coat according to
orders, at nine o'clock. When he had proceeded
as far as Queen-street, he full into the arms of his
servant ; he was taken back to the Hall, and
medical aid procured, but life was extinct.. An
Inquest was held 'on the body, and the Jury re-
turned a verttict of—" Natural Death."

Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Coopers'
Arms, Green Bank, St. Ge.orge's in the East, on
the body of John Fursell, a shoe-maker, in Salter's.
alley,- Green Bank, before J. W. Unwin, Esq.
Caroler. The deceased was about 30 years of
age, and a few moments previous to his death was
sitting at his...work as usual, when he was taken
with a fit ana-fell back ; every means requisite in
restoring animation were used, but to no effect,
Verdict, " Died by the Visitation of God."

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,DISTUR3ED sTATI; OF IRELAND.

I: 113 A NDM E N.

Frorn'thefoilowing livsotutions, -it appears that
'n spirit 0r itpsubordinati,,U and disaffection has
Inabilesteit it in tire northern pelts of the
county *of Galway-:

. Coy NTY OF GALWAV —At e meetieg of the Ars-
gist rkit es, ticotlrmeh , aotl Clergy, held At
Oil the 18th October, Lord Cion-
brook to ihe-Chtiir,---;

nrianimonaly, That it hilly appears to
ibis 11,1etiog.,-.,1 .that a dant:emus and illegal asso-
ei,tion has lately appeared itl the northern part of
eOunfy, and that I.i'rge parties of persons,
themselves liihandinen, - generally almed
and motinted, in .disgu,ise, Fand with distinctive
bade:ts, assetnnlin4,r by night, have forcibly en-
tered tine houses of many of the peaceable inha-
bitants, and have ten Firms and money from
sevetal, for the declared pntpose o= purchasing.
ammnoition ; and .have administered to great
untnbc.ts.„_ including whole villag-es, oaths oh un-
obellittoce- to unknown bodies,

Tit4l tve, the. mid, rsigned, are determined to
ev,ry exertion, whirl, our situations as lind-
lords, ii giqrates, or clergymen; ran authorize,
to stop the progress of conspiracy so hostile, to-
rt,e hws, and so destruct ire of tht peace and pros-
perity iii the country.
That a starscriplion he now chtered jut() fur the
purpose of encouragement and protection to the
loyal
,and wcll-disposcd part of community,
.rtsist such illegal practices, and of ob-
taining such in'olmation as shall lead to the dis-
coy:l-y and. eohviotion of any per Son or persons
concerned therein,

That it will he 1);ghly important towards•carry-
intt resolutions into effect, that some addi-
tional- military force be sent into the disturbed
part of this comity ; and that Ballynroe, Creggs,
and.Kilkerran, %lonic] be the most proper places
for parties, consisting of an officer and 20 men
each.