The Sun.
London, England, 1816-01-30 00:00:00

IRISH PEERAGE.

DUBLIN CASTLE, JAN. 2.—His Royal Iligh-
ne%s the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the
name and on the behalf of his 'Majesty, to grant
the following promotions in the Peerage of this
Batt of hi, Majesty's United Kingdom of Great
ritain and Ireland, culled Ireland, to.thetollotv-
ing Noblemen, and the heirs' male of their bodies
respectively,, viz. :
To Walter Earl oft Irmonde and Ossory, Knight of the Most
Ithistrinus Order of St., Patrick, the dignity of s Marquis, by
the name, style, and title of Marquis of Oruionde, in the
County of Tipreraary.
To Robert 'Earl of: Londonderry, the dignity of a Marquis,
by the name, style, tend title of Marquis of Londonderry, of
the County of lioutionderry._

To Henry Bitrton, Earl of Conyngham, the dignities of a
Viscount, Earl, and Mitiquis, by the names, styles, and titles
of Vigebrint Slano, in the County of Meath, Earl of Mount
Charles, and MarquisConynliant. attic County of Donegal.•
Tu iarlesJobit Viscount Mountjoy, the dignity of an gar!,
by name, style, and title of Earl of Illessingtoti, Jo the
County ipt ‘Vichlove. •

To Robert Viscount Bantry, the dignities of Viscount and
Earl, by the names, styles, and titles of Viscount Beacham'
and Earl of Bantry, in the County of Cork.
To Richard Baron Cahir, the dignities of Viscount and Earl,
by the nan►es, styles, and titles of Viscount Cal& and Earl
(Bengal, in the County of Tipperary.
To John Baker notroyd, Baton Sheffield, of Sheffield, is
the County of`Yo►'k, Baron Sheffield, of Dunamore, in the
Comity of Meath, and Barim Sheffield, of ltoscon►tuuo, in
Ireland, the dignities of Viscount and Earl, by the names,
styles, and titles of Viscount Peva:llse). and Earl of Sheffield,
in Ireland.

• To Lodge, Evan Baron rrankfort, the dignity of a Viscount,
by the nniur, style, and title of Viscount Frankfort de Mont-
morency, of Chihnoye, is the County of Kilkenny.
,To Richard 11111/11 Mitre, the dignity of a Visannit, by the
nanie, style, and title of Viscount Nliniut Earl, in the County
of Limerick'.
: Tn William Baron Ennisninre, the 'dignity of a Viscount,
Ay the name, style,, and title,of Viscount 4unisitiorc au4 Lis-
tawel, in the County of Kerry.
• And to John erendergast, Baron Kiltarton,.the dignity of
a Viscount, by the nime, style, and title of Viscount tiort, of
Limerick,.with remainder to the Right Iron. Charles Vereker,
nephew of Use said John Prendergast, Baron Kiltartou, aiul
to the heirs Male of his body.

A Swtss bAw clle of the vallies near
Mont-Blanc FRANTZ went, one evening toGas-
rAaD, who Was turning his hay. "My friend,"
said ham, " the time is,come to get up this hay.—
Yon know there is a dispute about this meadow,
to whom it belongs, you or me to decide. the
question I
,have assembled together the ap-
pointed judges at Safencire,iso come with me, to-
morrow, and state 'your claims." Yo'u see,
FRANTZ," answered GAiPARD, " that the hay, is
ready ; it is, therefore,' absolutely, necessary, that
1 should get it up. to-morrow ; I cannot Icave it."
" And I cannot send away the Judges, Who have
chosen the day themselves ; besides, We must,
know to whom 'the meadow belongs before
it is cleared." They debated some time.; at
length, GAsPARD said to FRANTZ--" Grp to SR-
lellelte, tell the Judges my reasons., as well as your
Aiwa, and then I need out go myself." FRANTZ
pleaded for and against Itimsesll, and to the hest of
his, power gave in his own claims, us %veil as those
Af GAspARD., When the Judges Ilia pronounced
their opinion, he returned to his friend, saying,
" The meadow is thine.; the sentence is in thy
favour ; 1 wish .you good luck with the
FRANTZ and GASPARD ever after Ward remained
friends.

Sunday nfternoon; as some boys were at play
in a field near China Terrace, Lambeth, they found
the body 'of a new-born male Odd in an old
worstO Stockinu, conceoliA in a duip,hill,

It. is ittittersibtid that the 103(1 and 10.1 th foe-
' trientsaie not to be reduced is fornterl)i re-
i ported ; but that it is the intention of Govern-
-1 Tent that the 4111, batt:tlimi, Ist Foot ; `fit{ ditto;
1.1 WI dial); 2d ditto. 9tli ditto.; 2d ditto, 69th
ilitbo ; 2tl ditto, 89th ditto; and that the lit anti
' 2tl West India Itegintent'§ will speedily be added to
the recloctilm. The Three battalions of the 93th
Font are to be formed into a Rifle Brigade, to
I which A battalion —of the 14th Foot is to be
f added. . .

The (repot of the 4.2 d re.aintent, tvitith has !teen
statintteti rfir. in Perth, marched, on
tVrt-Atnrstlay fast, on its route for Berwick.

The Nth regiment has mareliedinto Plymouth,
they arc said to be 900 strong.,
The remaining portioti of the troop of the sth
Dragoons which were in Carlisle, marched for
Newcastle on Tuesday; to join the other part which
weut there at the time of the bite distiorbluces.
Another troop is expected in x day or two.; •
SoUT►IASIPTOrr, JAN. 27.-,The 46th and 64th
regiments of Foot have.. marched though here,
this week, in divisions, on their route to Ply-
mouth ; and yesterday an l to-day the 23d regi-
ments of light dragoons came in here on. their
route to liattipole barracks.