The Sun.
London, England, 1819-12-14 00:00:00

IRELAND.

CASTLEBIR, DEC. g.--We are sorry to Tear
that those deluded persons, under the appellatiols,
of Ribbonmen, who have caused the couirty Oj
Roscommon to be visited with a heavy tax for the
support of its present Police Establishment, are ea'
deavouring to bring a like misfortune upon tha
part of this peaceful county which adjoins. them.
They entered the little town of Ballybiunis
Sunday night, and administered oaths to some
persons there ; but several others to whom tbel
were tendered had the manliness to resist.

A part of the Staff of the South Mayo Militia
are ordered, we understand, to do duty in 06
town of Clare, in this county, being in the neigh'
bourhood of the Ribbon►nen.

Such is the state of part of the county of Gi
way, that that intrepid Magistrate, the Rev. Mr•
O'Rorke,who lately,with 12 soldiers, put to flight
some thousands of these Ribbonmen, has found it
necessary as we are just informed, to abandon, fd
the present, his residence at Moylough, and seelt
shelter in Dumnore.—(Mayo Constitution.)
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—EarIy on the time!'
ing of Saturday last, three fishermen, viz. : Rost
Murdoch, Roger M'Clune, and Hugh Bell, welt
off from Groomsport, for the purpose of fish'
ing. When about a mile from the shore, °wit%
to the sudden shifting of the wind, which bled
fresh from the north, and caused a heavy saso
the boat upset, and all' three perished, withio
sight of their families and several other spectatorif
who could render them no assistance.—(Dladist
Correspondent, Dec. 11.)

ERPOOL, DEC. 13,—Arrived the Richard,
NORMAN, from Miramichi. Yesterday, off' tbs
Olmstead, she saw the top-mast head anti tar
sail yard of a vessel of 300 tons or upwards, ths,
former painted black and the latter yellow ; cool°
not tell whether a ship or brig. The Golde.
Fleece, English, from Batavia, has gone on 81)01
near Mockbeggar, but expected to he got oP
without damage. The Belgrave, Fleming, frost
St. Petersborgh, and George Sytne,
from Quebec, are both on shore near PoloclV

beggar.

Yesterday, at one o'clock, a Cabinet Conn!!
was held at the Secretary of State's Office for ir
Home Department, which sat till half-past three
All the Members of the Cabinet were present e%'''
cent the LORD CHANCELLOR.
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The PRINCE REGENT intends passing
Chiistmas holidays at Blighton, by which tip
the Pavilion will be ready for the reception of bits
Royal Highness.
The Duke of YORK arrived in town from Stil'
folk yesterday.
The Duke of KENT, attended by Capt. CoW
ROY, left Kensington Palace yesterday mornitlP
for the Military College at Sandhurst, to be pried'
sent at the examination of the Cadets there.
the evening his Royal Highness returned, havin
(lined with the Princesses on his way.
The armed association in Glasgow is formill6
with the greatest celerity. Arms were to he deli'
remd to them on Thursday and yesterday by G
vernment. Like the Sharpshooters' Corps, 'orb,
have already all been supplied with arms, 01
are to serve without pay.—(Edinburgh Cour° I
Dec. 11.)

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