The Sun.
London, England, 1810-10-10 00:00:00

DUBLIN, OCT. 4.

On Tuesday the Sessions for the county of Dublin'
opened .at Kilmainhatn, and on. the close of-the pub.
lic business, -the Grand Jury resolved on a Requisi-
tion to the High Sheriff, John Arthure,• Esq. to con-
vene a Meeting of the, Freehokl/4rs.of the County
upon an early day, to consider of.a PetitiOu to his
Majesty; and the two. Houses of Parliament for ti
Repeal of the Legiilative 'Union between lrelarid
and Great Britain. •A.Ootnmittee of six were ap-
pointed to wait on the High-Sheriff with this

The Corporations of this City coutintie to meet,
and pass Resolutions for the Repeal.. The Corpora-
tion of Goldsmiths meet to-morrow.- •

lir -consequence of information received by Eyre
Evans, Esq.' High Sheriff- of the county-of Lime-
rick, he scoured a circuit of above twenty miles, a
few nights since, accompanied' b)? a ,p irty of the
North Mayo regiment, and on Thursd ty la,t lodged
in gaol, Luke Williams, alicts C.:await) Dasher,
charged with treason, robbery, and felony

BOMBAY, MAY 27.—Yesterday evening anchored
in the harhour the following ships from England,
which left Portsmouth on the 2 1 st ofJantriry
Majesty's ship theillastriora, of 74 win:, C.iptairt
W. R. 'BRouGHToN; the tiono.labie Compativ's
ships Winchelsea, Captain the Hon: tl. LINDsAY ;'
the Wexford, Captain S. CLARKE ; the Ea7l Cam-
den, Captain H: M. SAMPSoN:; -the.Arnistofq Cript.
LANDEN.

Passengers by the Winch.lhea -Mr. and Mrs Elphinstorr.
and two children; and Lieutenant Snidgrass, with a detach-
ment of the 78th regiment, under chare of Captain FOrt:ws.
By the Wexford—Miss E. Lewis, Mr. T. Bret, writer;
Messrs. Griffith's, 'Sutherland, and •Capon, cadets; and a
detachment of the 56th regiment, in charge of Capt. N. C.
Burton; the Rev. Robert .Baynes, who remained at the eapc
to come by a subsequent opportunity.
By the Camden Captain and Mrs. Dick, Captain and
Mrs. Eldridge, Captain and Mrs.,Sykes, and a detachment
of the 84th regiment, in charge of Captain Barnard.
By the Arniston—Mrs Colonel Smith, Miss Evans, Miss
Toriano, Mrs. Drew, and a detachment 'of the Honourable
Company's recruits, in charge of Captain Gregory, of the
56th regiment.. Captain Lapadose, of the 56th, is on board
the Illustrious. Mr. Nares, who was comingout as Private
Secretary to General Maitland, was also on board, but died of
a decline a week or two ago.' '

The fleet looked into Madeira roads an the. Ist of
February, and left-them on the 2d. On the.gth of
April.arrived at Table Bay,. Cape of Good flop;.),
watered and refreshed, and sailed on .the 1611).
Bomb. Cour. ,Extr.

'Monday afternoon, the body of a youth, eleven
years of age, was taken out of the West India Dock
drowned, who was soon.after owned, and proved to
be the son of Mr. Hill, of, LittleMoorfields, and
had been missing since Saturday
:last, on which ‘clay
he went from home to deliver a message on board a
West Indiaman lying in the above dock. •
Sunday atternqon last,, as -the eldest ciac.,ghter of
Mr. RANDALL, of Winchester-street, Pentouville,
was sitting in -the parlour, by some accident bet
dtess caught fire, when she was in an instant enve-
loped in flames. She ,ran immediately , into. the
street, when., by the exertions of some persons pass-
ing at the time, the flames were extinguilied ; btit
she was shockingly scorched. Some hopes a-re,en-
tertained of her recovery.
On Friday and Saturday last the Brighton road
was infested by two footpads, who.raised contribu-
tions on the travellers in broad day. On Friday
forenoon they stopped a chaise Dooley-lane, and
robbed-a gentleman ; and immediately after stop-
ped a gentleman and lady -in a chaik,. near Gatton
Park. On Saturday forenoon the same two fellows,'
dressed in straw, hats, stopped two gentlemen in a
chaise 'near Hand Cross. - One of the geinileMen
was an invalid, but the other knocked 'one of the
footpads down; his companion instantly tired, and
struck the gentleman on the head, -who seized tile
pistol and wrested it from his hand, but ti-e ruffians
escaped. '

PROVIDENTIAL ESCAPE.—A few days ago a: Mr.
James Adams, 'of-,Notwieh).and.Mr. James
'of Drury-lane, were returning to, the former pl:tce,
in a. chaise, through the village of Thorpe, their
horse having taken fright, 'rim:: the Wheel of the
chaise against a post, and they were both thrown
out of the chaise with great violence : Mr. B. at
the time had a severe attack of the gout, but tfie
shock being so sudden the gout immediately kit
him., Mr. B. afterwards walked to Norwich,.
distance of three miles, without the least inconv,--
nience,.excepting a few bruises, nor has he had the
least Symptom of the. gout since.
CORN-EXCHANGE, OCT. iv.--There are several
fresh arrivals of Wheat to-day, ~.dtlt coo,derable
quantities on hand, sales again rather .loWer, and
inferior few buyers; Barley fully supports its price,;
Malt heavy sale ; Grey Pease cheaper ; Beans of
each kind hardly at last prices ;- Rape seed at less ;
there are tolerable supplies of Oats, and sales there-
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of at little variation Flour hardly at the currency.
Wheat -67 s a Bos a 92s Tick Beans'. - ,16s a sra
Fine ditto - '955 aOS Oats - -24 s 27'5 a 325
Rye (new) -45 s a 505 Poland ditto - 345 a 3'5
Barley - 355 a 48s PotateedittO 40. a—s
Malt - . -72 s a ‘BOS Pape, Seed 451. sid
White Pease - 5,,s a ,'565 hue Flour - 8,5 3,9-6
Grey ditto - 485 a s3s Seconds . -Sas a bifi,
beasts - sos a sss