The Sun.
London, England, 1816-05-04 00:00:00

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NAVAL NEWS.

DEAL). . BIAT: 3.--Arriyed, and sailed ,for t 1
',liver; the Devaynts, .13agotts,,.front Batavia I
Maisters, :tictszNANlN frnin calcutta ; also his
'Majesty's, ship Owen Glendthver, from the E.Ast
.for UeFrness,.. Game .dinr.n, and remains,
the.LadyLnshington, DORMER, for the East
dies,--117;ind S. W. , „ . .
MARGATA,
.MAY.3.-r-Passed try' for
.the, River
the. Princess Ametia tast.lndiaman,, from China.
► FAtmovrx,, IgAY I .—tiirrived the Ocean trans-
port, ,No. 610, Captain :11vNGar.t.,E, from Ports-
mout,h fur Ainerica.,—Witl

t,tbwts,, MAy 3.-4rrived, two transports, the
Duheombe,:iolii the Mintrva, to receive -ou board
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troops Oeistined for gibr,al,tar.!—Wio(l W. ,

MAY 3.—Arriveq,the Castleremit
packet %vitb a Mail and passehgets from HoHaw!.
Wind W. ' -
,Potticsioutit, MAV 3.—Arrived the BriMaar,
Faux, Irmo St. Domingo; Lady .nela I va.
port from Bermuda ; titttl the Thomas and Mary
transpon. from,itio rOse(l by the Mar.
garet, GROCER, from Batavia.—.Wintl W.S.W.

I!IEETIN6 AT THE MANSION-HOUSE.

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'esterday there was a Meeting of about II
persons, held at the Mansion-house, to Consider
of tlic propriety of thisillg a Public Subscription,
for the pnrpoie of presenting to the Duke of WEL..
NcTori a Piece of Plate.
The L 012,) MicvOtt having taker' the Chair,
shortly alter three tileloCk, stated to' the Meeting
the object for which it bud been convened. lie
regretted that, being detained at a Conit of Gout-
'ion Council .one hour beyotid•the time when the
present Aleetitig west() have CollillietiCell bn mess,
numbers of persims who had intended to have
taken an act iVe part eilud retired : without wish-
ing, therefore, to press the matter upon the very
few individuals who still remained, he *would
briefly state, that Sallie cOnSiderable time since*,
ti few thousand pounds had been raised, wliklt
had been applied to the purchase of a Sh,eld, to
• be presented to the Duke, on which wal ‘erouglit
certain devices of the Battles in %illicit he Mid
been engaged, to the petiod of'theNietOry at TOII-
- the work cea4ed. Thebrill idol career
of the Noble Duke, since that period, had inditeett.
several of the parties to Make t publieappeal
ta-
'wards% cot-4101BI; the work in a more splendid
manner. With thiS view it was proposed, that tt
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Column should be added to the original Nat', oa
which, was to be inscribed the career of the Duke
subsequent to 'the llatile of Toulouse, and,,,in
:particular, that tbost eminent of all his achieve-
trieuts, the Victory Of Waterloo! He then put it
to the Aleeting, whether they would then proceed.
several ueutlenren proposed rut adjoin 'intent*
stating, that in conmequence of the taravoirlable
delay of his Lordship, many respectable
thials had retired, who bud been in attendance
.more than an hour.
Mr. Alderman Bumf' then proposed, that the
Meeting be adjourned to a nature day; and that
:the saute be notified by public advertlSeineitt ;
which being seconded by Sir T. Bell, it was car.
ried, and the Meeting dissolved..

IRELAND.

Introduction of Mr. Peva.'s Bill into the
.Batoriies of Moy-
suts►, Itirickane and.Clondrtritlriw.

ENNIS, Aram 429,--01I'SEttilrtiliy, n meeting of
tbe.Magistrates, twenty in number, tr,ritt place at
the Courthouse, -and, we understand, without
single dissentient voice, agreed to mermaid the
Lord' Lieutenant, to hare Mr. Peel's Bill pat ht
force in the Baronies of Moyarta, Clontieralaw,
and Ibrirkane, On Saturday next, the Magis-
trates again assembled to conspder particularly OW
disturbed State of the B4rony of Tutla.
'rite public Will learn with deep 'regret that
ver4l outrages hate been committed in the comity
of ‘Vaterford.
On Sarni day morning, about 2 o'clock, a Woltz
detachment of the 6811 i Liglit Infantry marched
froM Castlehat, at a short notice, Mulct. the Orders
of Major Gough, to Newport 'Pratt, trout whence
they sailed under the direction, as we are in-
formed, of Sir N. O'Donet, Bart for Clare Island,
at the entrance at Clew Bay, in consequence at alt
Official Report addressed td the (Meer command-
ing in that town, which stated that a party of this
distinguished regimenti consisting of a serieant,
corporal, and fourteen men; employed on tCroolle
duty in that island, had, on the preceding day, heert
disarmed 'by the .inhabitants. The faCts of this no,
ttautaction,llool the circumstances that produced
!it., aitho' they must be accurately know rt by very
many persons tire 30 ditletently reported, that we
feel, much delicacy in making' anyot her Lament
at present than the simple cite, which admits of
no doubt; viz. that the serjearit's party was
'obliged to, soriender their arms, that no utility
was 'offered, and they Were permitted to coins
front the island without limber molestation ; %Ise,
that Major Gotigh's party received back the 'arms
froth the islanders, Hutt returned io
liotVeverr, bringing, or, HS We Ilttlit pre.-
smne, finding if necessary to make airy ptiscut.
era. The serjeatit's detachment, it is arliviireit
by one party, and denied by the other, wH3 t4O
verneti in its procedure by the F4xeiscOilicers,who
- C 1p iti and commandad them.