The Sun.
London, England, 1810-01-12 00:00:00

iIiELAA D.

DUBLIN, JAN. 8.-=On Monday last his Grace
the Lord Lieutenant, the Earl of Marche, and their
Suite, arrived at Dundalk; where he was received.
with the military honours due to his high station in
this country, His Grace was entertained at dinner
by Lord Jocelyn. On the
,following day the • Bai-
liff, Burgesses, and Freemen of Dundalk, had the
honour of waiting upon his Grace; upon which oc-
.casion the Lord Bishop ,qt being the &Witt;
after a suitable address, presented his Grace -with the'
Freedom of the Corporation, which was most gia-,
--ciously received'. His Grace. then proceeded to the
magnificent residence of the Earl of Roden, -at Tol7
lymore Park, where Lords O'Neill, Blaney, - Louth,
Mr. M.. Forde, Col. Forde, &c. wereassembled to
partake of • the splendid hospitalities of their noble
host. His Grace: had much pleasure in the field
, sports at Tollymore, from whence he took his de-.
parture on Saturday last, and arrived-at Drogheda,
where his Grace was pleased to honour the Mayor
with his company at- dinner, and from whence he
returned to town yesterday morning.
The infant daughter of, his Grace the Duke of
Richmond will be christened on Thursday next, at
the Castle, The Earl and Countess of Harrington,
as proxies for their .Majesties, are. to be sponsors.—
There will be a grand dinner and splendid. bill on
the occasion ; there; are 250 tickets issued for the
purpose ; the partybwill -be enlivened by the pre-
s. ace of her GraCe the Duchess of Gordon, who has

ai ived from Edinburgh. The prevent mate; the
14th chili of weir GI a,:es, the whole of whom. 3re '
li,ing ; there are exaaly seven sons, and the same
number of davghters.

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•Her _Grace the 'Duchess of Gordon and suite land-
ed at- DObaghadee, from Portpat rick, on Wednerday
last. Her. Grace was received. upon her landing, at
the house of Mr. Arbuckle, Collector of Donagha-
dee, where she remained. innil her departure tor
. this city; 'where her Grace art ived on Saturday even-
ing.
At the Catholic Meeting which took place at EU-
ni4; on Thursday last, it was resolved, after a long
discussion, that a separate Petition should be present-
'ed in the House of- Lords by Earl Conyngbarn ;
(or if any thing intervenes: to prevent him, Earl
Grey, or the Bishop of Norwich,_.will be seleded),
and' .in the Commons by Sir.TEd! O'Brien. The
County has chosen Cows elior O'Gorman as their
Secretary, and .have deputed him to. transmit and'
take care of the Petition. Counsellor O'Gorman
made a very brilliant and energetic speech, which
lasted upwards of two hours.
Tuesday last an adjourned Meeting of the Roman
Catholic Inhabitants of Galway took place at theThol-
sel (Walter Joyce, Esq. in the Clair), f r the pur-
pose of drawing up a Petition to the Imperial Par-
liament, for a ,total Repeal of the Laws at present
in force against their Loyal Body: The Petition and
Resolutions having been read, it was unanimously
agreed, ;hat the PetitiOn should' be transmitted to
James Daley, Esq. ,Representative for that Town, to
be by. him laid before. Parliament • and that the
County Members, the'Right Hon. D. B. Daly, and
Richard Martin, Esq. be requested to assist in the
support of the same.

OLD BAILEY.