The Sun.
London, England, 1819-08-14 00:00:00

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Dioccsr. or DERRY.—At'e have received a let-
ter from Derry;' front which the following is
extract--.'' Th‘readO'S of The Weekly Register ,
will. I am surer emir with pleasure, that D:wtor
M‘Lgughlin, Bishop of Rapline, has been ppoiut-
t'd by the Pope, Administrator of the Diocese of
Den y those acquainted with the divivions
Which took place between the Bishop and Peo-
ple- of Derry, occasioned liv the removal boat
that city of the Reverend Mr. O'Muilan, this
appolurment will be truly gratifying. The ne-
cessity for such an arrangement has Inng i
been manifest, and more than a year has elapsed
since it wits called for by every Pt test and Cutate
in tare Diocese, who held a meeting to tAe. ;Le
matter into solemn consideratina. Dr. M`Litigh-
but has summoned a nreeting 'of the Clergy tot
the lid, to be held in Derry. Ile is to
continue Bishop or Rapho,, and Adminiotatot
of Derry, during the natural life of Dr. aO'Don-
,
nell."—( Dublin Register.)

D WSDU fiY .---Another 44:tempt at .9s.sa.si,nntiors !
It 1,4 %vii b horror we have to announce another at.,
tempt at murder, and that i'n our own neighbour-
hood—we tear tram the influence ot poli leaf kilo.
fives. Its Mr. kind Mrs. Tweedle, ot Dewshloy,
were Ott Monday night last, about halt-past ten,
returning. trout Leeds, Mr. T. wkay the!' tit; hum
the top of the rock, airolign which the pig :e o:
new road is cut, ner.r Dtwsbnry. The gun twice
missed fire ; but at the third attempt went ()li—
the bail whizzing past Mr. T.'s head. Finn, lite
nature of the road, it i iturnss;ble tli•tt
could have been contemplated ; and as nut mo-
tive -for such an attack upon Mr. Tvveedie cat,
be discovered, it is supposed that be was tots-
taken for Mr. John Halliday, of Dewsbutv,'Hl,e
of the principal manufacturers' there, who-pltsivt?
through the Same road a tew iminut es before .
rrweedle. Mr. T. saw three men. lie herd a
loud beta I. just before the piece ‘r as first *napped.
We trust the villains %yin be discovered, and
that their motives for this murderous (mirage is"il
be ascertained.— (Leekltolcpetaleat , :lag. 12 )

SHOCKING ACClDENT.—Veven'sy an Irquis -
tion was taken at the sign
•the B rot, its Cr4;-
nr2r-street, Brunswick-square, bef ire ttiim.As
STIRLING, Esq Coroner, an tiie body a! Itaddlpn
Cudworth, the 011 of sir. Ctulivorth, shoemaker,
in Joseph-street, who met his death by hrihg
run over by a caravan belonging to Mr. l't are,
Plumber,- in the City•roAd. The investigation
lasted bolo two o'cloi.a int ”caray wrx a'etocts.
There was a great contrarie y of ividenee, &ow,
declaring the earev:in treat at a last rate, and
others that it was going at a regular pace. The
toaster of the (hirers gave them most exemplary
characters for schiiety and steadiness. 1' July,
.however, thought, that such au incident should
be toarkeirw;ith some severity, to i.eter the fre-
quency of aceidentss, and impre,i upon the milli;
of the drivers !lie neee,,,siiy.of precaution. They
retrirned a verdict ol—" Accidental Death," with
a iteodand of 151. upon the ea,avao,

Aw vut. CASF OF HYDROPIIOBIA.—One of thole
rare bat horrible. ins alters of canine inado-3s
occurred last Monday, at oxews-C.)itrt,
Boswell-street-roars. Hart lot Locke, !rum G:o,i-
Cestershire, a young woman in set vice at a w-10
man's house ml.ar ilighbury, was bitten*in the foot
by her master's dog, I I weeks since, at which time
another female servant and the footman wire' ,aco
bitten by the sawe dog. Caustics had been applied
to the bite, but apparently to no effect. Oo
Friday last she was very much indispobed, and
told the good woman with whom she lodgt d,
that she thought she was about to be attacked
by a rheumatic fever.- On Sundiay she
.was seiz-
ed with symptoms of madness, which iriere.i.e
in, the evening to such. a degree, that cloy-
ing the paroxysms, the exertions of six men aver,:
.required to prevent her tearinig herself to pieces :
her shrieks were most appalling, they resembled
rather the shrill note of a hound than any
thing human, and could be distinctly heard at
the New River. She had several lucid inter-
vals, during which she' seemd perfectly seo-
sible, and quite aware of her awful condition. Site
most touchingly lamented to the bye-standers that
she had nut been sent to the sea-side to be cured ;
then perceiving that the heads of the persons round
-her .were covered with the loam from her mouth,
site said " she hoped it would out hurt them, and
begged them to take rare, lest ,site
them when in the fit." She would :hen C y, " Now
it is coining on." Tiie paroey,ms w‘,4l ;hen Et,.
torn, whiell were repeated with visitations too
dreadfil to itesurihe, tiii 4 o'clock on Mouti,+y morn-
. Mg, when she expired, a most terrific and humili•
atiog spntaele. From this sail end of one of the
three persons bitten, it is hoped that every pre-
caution hob been taken to avert from the other o
the attack of this fatal disease. •

DROWNING.—On Wednesday niglq an Ingtiki-
tion was taken at the Prince of Wales, Nolin-
street, Pentonville, before Tnos. STEaLING,
Coroner, ou the body of John Boulton, sou of
Mr. lioniton, of Union-place, .Pentonville, who
was drowned in the bason of the Regent'. CanAl,
back of North-street, near, Islington. 'Verdict—
Accidentally tltowne4l_"

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