The Sun.
London, England, 1828-07-01 00:00:00

DEPARTURE OF O'CONNELL FOR ENNIS.

A great crowd of gentlemen, connected with the Courts,
assembled this day, to cheer Mr. O'Connell on his depar-
ture for Ennis. A handsome green barouche and four,
with postillions, in liveries of blue and gold, had drawn up
in the yard of the Four Courts. It was about a quarter
past. three when Mr. O'Connell, having concluded his pro-
tesstonal duties, entered the yard, and called out for ,& O'Gor-
man." That gentleman, and several more friends of the
Candidate took their seats in the barenche, Mr. O'Connell
himself, with one of his friends, mounted the box, and mune-
diately gave the signal, " All right." As the carnage,
.was
leaving the yam d three cheers were given, which M.r. 0 1,09-
nell acknowledged by taking off his hat. Orangetsm at this
time effervesced on the precincts of its old sanctuary, and
there was a hiss enough to swear by. Mr: O'Connell wore
his national green suit of Association uniform. Ile had
promised to be in Ennis to-morrow.
THE CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION

met as usual, but it was little more than a pro forma
meeting.
THE ADJOURNED MEETING OF CATHOLICS
was afterwards held, to promote the election of Mr. O'Con-
nell for Clare. Mr. Martin, a respectable timber-merchant,
and large contributor to the fund, was called to the chair.
The collectors of extraordinary Rent then delivered in their
accounts. The name of a Proteetmnt gentleman who gave
100/. was ioudly cheered. Messrs. Hayes and Maurice
ki(ni(nngvntwats) highly rcylre:ct,~lrlr Ban though not much
handsome contributor,. A

Mr. Fitzpatrick's collection amounted to upwards of ko)i..
composed of four slims, of 1001., one 501., :led several of
201. f.z.c. The principal ()raters had left town for Ennis,
but such as remained exerted their energies with considerabie
effect; of these Mr. Walsh was the most remarkable; he
dilated at large on the greatness of tiseir proceedings; it
was fast receiving the sanction of Ireland, which had ahead ,=
raised it above the derision of their enemies. klis sentiments
were loudly cheered. They breathed throughout a con-
vietien, that the question was approaching to this final
issue :—The Geverntnent will establish the peace of thir
country on a secure foundation, or it will involve the wholtt
fabric of society in universal
. Much as he desired tbe one, the other he was prepared to
meet.
Mr. RICH ARD O'GouMAF 'Bove(' a Resofiftion,
pledging the Catholic Body to protect. the Electors of Clare
from all injury in consequence of perforwmg their duty.
The Rev. Mr. L'ESTRA NG E. in recoucting it, eallid
upon the community, and especially the Rent Collectors,
to avail themselves of this opportunity of excitement, t
throw into the national fund not merely 5,0001., bat
100,0001., if they could raise it. Who then shonld
them wrong ? He was ready to devote to the cause all
that he was worth in the world—even to his heart's
blood, if it should be required.
The total Bent collected in this short period is, in round
1,600/.
Will tide Preipier and Mr. Feel still say " Wait," to a
Clergy and Laity that would coin their hearts iner
drachmas, and give .hein to the cause of civil and religion.;
freedom ?

The parishionseurNspoAfYStA.
and St. Peter, laVtilltabi: TA: :1( irliteo,oic,,l
ei AoL civilPA S T
St. Ann, St. 111,311:,
relo-
gious liberty, have just assembled in the !urge room of the
Corn-Exchange, to promote the substripti,,p) the Rev.
L'ESTRANGE in the chair. At this inc,etiog many
individuals of the above parishes, who 11,,d not beet/ visited
by the collectors, brought in their subs.eriptions. •
The present impression is, that 11Ir. O'Conne;l will make
his triumphal entry into Dublin on WednestLy or Thureday
next. •

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S, JUNE 30.

Souse varying betting., took place to-day, the two first
favourites for the St. Leger changing placiti several thrive ;
the mare was, however, " first at last,' and appeared likely
to remain so. Very little was done on the othei,:.
JULY STARES (NENV EET).
5 to 1 aget Duke of Grafton's Artist.
DONCASTER ET. LEG ER.
4 to 1 agst Col. King's Bcssy Bedlam
4 to I agst Mr;Armitage's Velocipede
5 to I agst Hvn. E. Petre's The Culonc!
bO to 1 agst Mr. Watt's Coulon

HAIGH PARK (LEEDS) RACE.;:;.
FainAt, JUNE 27.—The Ladim' Plate for ill A-gE.

One Mile and Three Quartets
Mr. liodgson's be. L Emer!Ad, 3 t rs
Mr. Houldsworth's ch. in. by Magistrate, .4, yrs...
111 r. Sykes's ch. c. Little-thought-of, 1, yrs ..... .•••
A most excellent race ; Mr. Sykes's broke clown

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A MAIN OF COCKS.—The West Riding aga:Ylbt the
North and East Ridings, for Ten Guineas the Battle and.
Two Hundred Guineas the Main. One Battle wag
on Thursday.—West Riding, Three Mains a head.