The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-09 00:00:00

DUBLIN, OCT. 6.—Troops are crowding into
the north of Ireland, and "I think' nuist judi-
ciously.. There has arrived in Belfast from Li-
verpool' the first division of the 9th Foot ; a re-
giment of Dragoons is expected from England
in the same place; the Bth Hussars are ordered
to iVlonaghan, and the 87th Regiment is alFo
'destined for •Ulster. Government, it is reported,
are•determined to have a strong military force in
this. quarter, for the purpose ..of....kee.,ping the
aimed' Orangemen in check. I have mentioned
before;' and I. repeat ''it" again, for the
stanc;e cannot he, too often or too emphatically
reiterated, thatf,the Orangemen are arming ; that
funds are supplied by. the ,Brunswick Clubs, for
the.pinchape:of 'arms and. ammunition—that a
military organization: is . rapidly • taking place—
and that the facilities for the accomplishment of
this forthidable confederacy are supplied by the
yeomanry and 'police corps distributed' through
the north 'tif.lrelanl You are- aware that
there are nearly 10,000 yeoman in Ulster
who have never been , disbanded :' these are all
Orangemen. These form, it is not concealed, the
captatns, helitenants, and serjeants of the new
levies. , :They are also-regimented and drilled by
the police, most of whom in this country had
been in the army. That this. is not a mere ple-
beian insurrection is evident, from the hip!'
names which you will find as leaders of the
Brunswick Clubs.' Amotig the Vice,Presidents
of the grand .club in Dublin;. there 'are not
fewer , than , eleven ~Governors of counties. In
the.conamittee.of, inanagiment, .and among the
other officers, themerfrat least 50 justices of the
peace, colonels ofniili.ia, and most of the staff-
officeri -belonging ito-, these regiments in the
north, most of the stipendiary magistrates and
chief constables of police. Add to this, that
the chief agitators among the Protestants, and
those who cry out must lustily for blood, are
the Protestant clergy of Ulster. The Archbi-
shop of Dublin has given his sanction to these
proceedings,by, his son,. the.Rev..Thoinas Per-
ceval Magee ; the Bishop of -Down, Dr.
Mant; by , his: son ; :the Bishop of Clogher,
Dr. Tottenham Loftus, by his family. In-
deed;. bis'brother, • the Marquis of 'Ely, is one
Of the Vice-Presidents to the Club. In
short, there appears to be a thorough .union
among all: the/Protestants,. of whatever rank,
and, it certain. that 4, great body of the Pres-
byterian clergy And laity have joined them. The
only body of Dissenters 'in the' north who stand
aloof, "are the .Unitarians; but they are compara-
tivelyi‘r
a rllle ,(toi;ibsdun: untiodnt atb.emwtirli.9lhiiTetteyhsieuy9cQfct
hetthstiasetk7e
tor:has
a,ceelft:lißacv rias,ill brseee:
cOMMitted in the 'north of • Ireland several out-
rages; and that some lives will be sacrificed. I
doubt, however, whether there will be any thing
like an open insurrection. The Catholics are,
generally,speaking, unarmed, and no retaliation
is apprehended ; but there may occur again
scenes ,similar to those which took place in Ar-
il:loll'in the years 1794; 1795, 1796, and 1797.
0
At that period the .Catholles•of entire districts to
the'finmber of several *thousands, were.literally
burnt out Of the country:by the armed Orange-
men, . and compelled to fly, as in 'the time of
Cromwell, across the Shannon into Connaught.
But the population of Ireland is nearly doubled
now, and should an expatriation of this sort
be attempted, I. fear that the refugees would
scarcely find a resting-place. Let us hope, if
aasnweexlitraesmtiltive—Gorfreeeiris,
we can, for' bitter ' things. The presence of a
disposable force in the north, and the disposition
of Lord Anglesea to do equal and impartial jus-
our ilnuattetlleeisoiie
measure .which, iftranquillity
adoptedgt: by Government,
shouldt ice t ote
edpngu mattersi
fsomhrboteohr
euedrrOitsvoreeacnn
d
other, though its immediate effect would
wouldsometl ) et a
tno a pledge
yoduce a great uproar—that is no other
the
than removing from office and command all the
functionaries in any way connected with the Ad-
ministration who assist at these Briinswickifinieleott-
ings. It. is notorious that several men ,in Inch
station, and who are actually in the receipt of the
public money, are the most active members of a
all their strength will
Rotunda. .1 The meeting
arrested,confed e rae y
degenerate, wit
imay,nto aanciolnswp,hiri:ch;a•gillanst
State. The Brunswickers of Ireland will have
a grand field-day in this city, on the, 4th of
at theend
November next,
will he an' open one,
be paraded, and
a report read, in which the
numbers, the state
of defence, and the arms in
the hands of the body will be specified. In the
mean time the dubs are going forward success-
fully:enough in every part of the . kingdom.

The followingi letter has been received by
Afrssrs. mEunnsn, GRAY, and Co., from Lord DIiNGLAS,
in reply to an application made by those gentlemen to the
Earl of•AntitnEENT, relative to the detention, by a Buenos
Ayrean privateer, of the British vessel the Hushisson.
Appended to the letter of Lord lITINGLAS is a copy of the
decree of confiscation pronounced by the Buenos Ayrean
Government. The articles condemned as contraband of
wai.veere accoutrements, sabres, lances, hats, mathematical
iustruments, a lighthouse complete, for the Frailian Cu-
vernment, &e.

c'a Foreign
passage of your
lett
Oct. 4, 1829.
the deten-
tion of a Buenos Ayrean privateer, of the British vessel the
Muskisson, I am directed by the Earl of AUSRDERN to ac-
quaint you that be has received a despatch
‘e'rCT by nt
the iehn4etnh— of IJlll:rrey e)
last,rreii' :
we h°tior lii,htcherlet lates to
, dated June 15,
from his Majesty's Consul-General at Buenos Ayres, cover-
ing a copy of a judgment which had been given upon the
case of that vessel by the Court of First Instance at Buenos
Ayres, a copy of which judgment I enclose for ycur
it opears from the Consul-General's desptch that the
owners of the pi ivAteer which captured the IttrAisson have(
appealed from this sentence, and that the appeal was to hare
I)2en heard in a few days from the date of the despatch.
I am, Gentlemen, your mosf obedient humble servant,
" Me.'.l4tAlrlhuicbt Grtipaniteth "DUNGLAS:,'