The Sun.
London, England, 1820-03-01 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES—MARcH 21.

F. tlenderson, Newton by the Sea, Northumberland, 6sh-
dcaler—R. Sidney, Newinau-street, picture dealer —lt. Mal-
corn, Achbourne, Derbyshire, tea dealer—J. Pede, Tower-
street, City, sack manufacturer—W. Wood, Wallkill, Staf-
fordshire, factor—S. Dodd, Newcastle-npon-Tyne, merchant
—E. Langley and W. Belch, High-street. Borough, en-
gravers-7-C. Oakes and T. Willington, Tantworth, Warwick-
shire, bankers—D. Braham, High Holborn, glass dealer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. •
W. Gordon and J. J:Ferber, Lime-street, merchants—C.
and E. Straw, Wickeraley. Yorkshire, atonernasom—j. and
1.,D..0wen, Ludlow. Shropshire, shoemakers—lt. And W.
Gowan, and G. M'Nish, Glasgow—J. Veasey and T. Pugh,
Saltney-mill, Warwickshire, millers—G. Baird and J. Mac-
key, Nottingham, provision-marcliants—J.,, W., and .J. H.
Gill, and J. arid N. Rundle, 'faviStock, Devonshire, mer-
ehants—J. Cartwright and J. Beckett. Liverpool, ironmon-
gers—J. Wagstaff and B. Taylor, •Warringtoo painters—.l.,
%V., J., and R. Tindall, jun. Scarborough, Yorkshire-=-I).
wagstaff, T. Baylis, S. and .1. H. Waiotaff, Kidderminster
Worcestershire, carpet-manufacturers.

ANOTHER GENERAL POST-01,1,10E CASE•—Ed •
wed. Alderman; a respectable young 'pall, who
was a sorter in the General Post-office, was
charged, at Bow•street office, with stealing from
a letter containing a 301. a 101. and. a 51. Bank of
England notes. The letter in question was put
into. the Post-office
.at Chelmsford previous to the
15(11 inst, containing the above Bank-notes, and
also a 11. Bank-note, directed to Miss Martha
Jones, at Mrs. E. Garnet's, Emsworth, Havant.
The letter reached Miss Jones withollt any of the
above notes except the 11.—lie was committed
for a week, when the ,parties
.who put the letter
into the Post-office at Chelmsford will attend.
CONVICTIONS UNDER THB NEW STRIIIITACT.—
Yesterday, the Marquess of lVaterford, 'lltomas
Madlien, Esq, of .Portland-place,' James Poker,
Esti, John-Daniels, a pour tradesman, together
with several others, were summoned to • Marl-
barough-streer Office under the. late New Street
Act, for neglecting to sweep their doors, or cause
them to be swept in frosty- weather, on or pt ior
to the hour of ten o'clock in the morning, which
subjects them to a penalty of 10s. and not less
than ss. The Marquess of Waterford and others
were severally couvieted'in the mitigated. penalty.

STATE OF IREL IND.

(From the Irish I'apers receiver' this morning.)

COUNTY GALWAY.
The following are the most recent advices (rola
the County of Gtilway

TUANI, FEB. 24.—0 n Tuesday night last, we
are informed, a number of Ribbonmen had the
audacity to visit the Tenantry of John Bodkin.
Esq. of Anna, (situated within six miles of this
town) for the 'impose of linking these industri•
nits People to their present chain of misfortune
by an oath. These determined on making a re-
sistance to them, in which they so completely
succeeded, as. to heat off these Enemies to peace.
after a 14,ng 'and determined engagement.- We
hear that one of the Ribbon party Wai killed be•
fore they fled, and a mantic r of them wounded...di'
Very little injury was suffered by the Villagers,
who all sustained and evinced a great degree of
coolness and courage. A similar attempt was
made last night on the Villagers of Corofin.
within a short distance of the above place,
by another party of Ribbonmen, and who came
well prepared for resistance, being fully con-
scious that they would get a warm reception ;
no sooner was their arrival made knt;.l,n, than
the Villagers were in readiness for an attack,
Which soon commenced ; the conflict was despe'
rate on both sides, and continued. so for soma
time, until some of the Ribbonmen fell severely
wounded. This circumstance, together' with the
determined perseverance of the Villagers soon
pia an end to the battle, and caused a sudden
retreat on the parrot the Ribbonmen.. Two men
of this village, who evinced a praiscworthY
zeal on this occasion, are, we are sorry to state►
wounded, one of them dangerously, from a
and the other slightly from a bayonet. They.,
we have have also Committed some excesses
in
.the neighbourhood of Dunmore within ttie
,last ['nee nights, and broke open the doors and
windows of those houses which were shut up by
th.ir owners, who were obliged to seek shelter is
town. We think that the activity of the Magill"
t rates, aided by the party of horse stationed in that
town, should be a sufficient means of putting
t hem down.—( Thant Gazette.)

TUAi4.I, FEB. 24.—1 t has been thought nece7''
sary to countermand the movements of a Batts:-
lion destined for Scotland, and to direct its march
to this county.—(Tua►lt Gazelle)
A report is prevalent in town this day, that or
engarement took place between theltibbonmeo
and a party of the military stationed near
mount, in which the latter killed three of theat,
and made nine prisoners.
Newiev, Fes. 24.—0 n the 24th instant, a Di'
vision of the Bth Royal Veterans marched trot°
this Town to Dundalk, and yesterday the retrain!'
der of the Regiment proceeded on their route tpr
wards Connaught.
GALWAY, FEB. 24.—The tesidence of Mr:
Athy. at Renville, within six miles of this town,
was visited by the Ribbontnen, at the hour 0,
two o'clock on the morning of yesterday.
where they demanded arms, and, insisted 0a
Mr. Athy sending out his' servants, for the
purpos♦ of administering to them their Meg"
Oaths. To their demands Mr. Athy gave a t►er'
emptory refusal. They then threatened to demo'
fish the house, if he did not coimply, but witbou,
-effect, as Mr. Athy, having received previous in-
timation of their visit, had himself end Gi3 do"
mestics well prepared to give them a warni4T"
ception. They at length departed wi►hout-doiUK
any injury, declaring that Mr. Athy's humanity Ai
a landlord was his surest protectiun.-(Cunnaugh„L
Journal.)

ENNIS, F. 24.—Ribbonmen from Gales
having approached towards this county, we regr,e.c
to say, that there is little 4 loubt of the
,fact, 13" Jg
we feel confident that our 51agisiracy and connui
Gentlemen will, by a spitited excrion of authori' I
and influence, prevent their establishing any to.°L'
lug amongst us.