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npl:ilon, and we *oil that detection aid exposure will
1.• hi, merited reward.
To Me Editor of the Cork Afe,ernettle Chrenlefe.
Chat rville, 27th Dee. 1821.
have ingnirrd intro the vertu-Mats of the fatal
wietion Which took place at Ballygrana, in the coon.
• rte'tionerlek, and • tilts four miles of Ibis town, be.
the military and country people ON Christmas
bat the accounts are so comradtetosy, that
•w.. does owl know which to credit. —...111m-lampleat was
this day on one who was killer en tke emit, the
at of which we
. •ober m. 1.1 had hi. now taiteu off, and is ant expert-
• yecirdrec; and twit more, 1 think, were wounded but
The story told by the country pe-mle is as fol.
: • panic weird the iron aaaaa tins while al prayers
••••:. ~,,,, ed by the cries of a woman who had been sod-
. .'y h.k.on that n part of the roof had given way, upon
• -h they risked out wish great sioletire at the doors and
•olovrs, and a small party of the military, who were
i• by the chapel at the moment, escorting some
otownition, unagintag themselves attarked, Bred upon
people under moth distressiag circuit...tenets. The
..irty, it is said, belonged to the 424 rriiment. a corps
• f so distinguished a character, a. would not be likely
mime in an unequal a contest with as unarmed troll-
situ le. The entiater.statemeint, which is more ',secretly
.reditrol is, that is some time after the alarm almost the safety
the chapel had sub-be I, a number of men were rot.
lected outside on the road, when It,, aim, military party,
on.istieg of a corporal and six men, came sip. and upon their
making way for the 'oldies to pass one of the cosiatry peo
'e kw. elmervant of the enstitery rale of preserving the line
than the rest, tame. little too marl, to the fmat, which haw-
pe,timpe the Krldiers. he ni said to have struck
Lim with the bott•esid of his 1111.4114 7. which being resented
by the countryman a battle commenced, and the stones were
throne, some of which Onset the soldiery, and compelled
Mena to retreat le the bar ark close by, niter, they were
joined by others, who at kow,. fired, and disiwrsed the as
but wet instil they almost Rained the entrance to lbe
Lunch. whirh,,if true, displayed more herui.m than pro.
'knee Such are the ammonia in cit.-Matson herr, from which
meat &sire eou to draw your own conclosiuns.
Your obedient humble servant.
JAMES O'BRIEN.
ter-,
".n" VIPORITY OF EILEF.NNY REQUISITION.

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[From Yhe Leineler Jour-well
The follnwing is a copy of a letter from the Ito-
notarahle George Agar Edit, to the llonottrahle
l'ierce Butler. Chown-won of the county or Kiluenny
Committtse, for carrying into contemplation that
much-desired conciliation en imprestively recom-
•rftendrd by our most gracious Siivereign. The let-
ters tw the Committee from other Noble and Ito-
extensive proprietors of the comity
ere all written in the glowing spirit of true Idle.
vilify, but
.we ywafer layitig before new readers the
otatnunkcpiti from this young gentleman, the
heir 'precut of one of the largeat properties Mille
kinkaufb 'it ;a believe it is theGrersijwortunity
we have' hael'pf recording Ilia' aientitheets no the
'greet Yirioutil 9tiestion. The lion. Mr. Ellis s
lettei'-deserves en he treuvured up by every man
of independent reeling in the county, or rather in
Ireland :
Castle Howard, Yorkshire, December 19. MI.
Stit-1 have just reecivi•it a litter from Mr. Ryan, re.
arias tag my rigouts', to • Rertnisition• for a nurture of the
gryuatc of Kilkrysrry is (tryout of the Catholics, mid directing
me to address my letter to you.
11red up an L hove always been in the nnabakeo belief that
iligiuna toleration, iu general, ist Mae of the first of our
.bluties to our fellow creature ; and, COUViliCtd as I SM. that
emancipation of the NO4IIIIII rat !Hai(' rot iota of our feo
low countrymen in particular, ia n mealure most •erleisllv
so he desired by all who wish fur the welfare of Ireland. I
I autiot Lot to he mtv.t hoops, that ins name 'Mould he tonal.
tiered worthy of hciug misled to the Requisition, of which I
Lase rem ired • copy.
• I trust it will mot be presumption's its me to roll
how noels satisfaction is give. me, that the Protestants of
lirlsuil should resort to the just, humane. sort conciliating
'Measure of petitioning Parliament in hehaif of their ICS/
•ifssoureil hiethren—soil how rine. rely it is my hope that
like indite *lvory's!, thus set by our own comity will be ful.
in other distriels.
I moat afro lake leave $ my, that I consider the pretest
r. ument as a peuli say f lile vie for any attempt to.
ye 2.111 a nbtaiug iiIC uLj. Ci we have its view—onr. effottslmst yeeir
••• in Parham-art wire so near helot crowned with meet-eve—
mid our eormies were m evideutly disheartened, that I have
is rioted of the isltiosstee-1 would almost my, the speedy
Completion of our trieltra—if we do but continue active in
seer enileaviiiir,—st she same lime never losing sight of that
' temper sod moder•litoi w loch is equally eirressary hulls foe ihe
itirtnitring of rior present frienilsonsd the emitting of newtons.
fled it been in my power to kayo attended the prepomed
/meeting in per.on (chick I very much regret Ic say it Mow)
should probably have had the honour of offering to its
a I.w more obeer s atisine *155011 the points I have
ref -0Y lonrhrd upon—as it is, 1 fear 1 usual conleut my.
s-: f with offerinz toy hest wishes for its unanimity and auc-
c,•as. 1 have the honour to remain, Sir,
Your very obedient humble ...mot,
GEORGE AGAR ELLIS.
Tu the Hon. Pierce Bader.

• The following k a copy of the rrquisition referred to,
which is now in proviso of signature. sad which will be pre-
soured to the Ilith Sheriff of the county In a few days:—
We the sioiltri.iglierl request yon will convene a meeting
of 'Le Nobility. Clergy, Grotty, and Freeholders of the county
of Kilbeawy. for the purpose of petitioning Parliament to
',move all disabilities &Meting the Roman Catholics of lie.
I and, as ibebest mesas a permanently establishing that con-
cord, so impressively reetimmenried by on. beloved Sovereign.
Is his purling admonition to his faithful people of Irelaud.'

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, DECEMBER 30.
Hie Majesty heard mass yesterday iu Ins apart-
ments. and afterwards transucted business with
M. Lewiston, Minister of the Household; and in
the afternoon with SI. deVillelr, Minister of Finance.

Ile also game audiences to &lads= de Sorgsu mud

the Castilla. Rapp.
The funds. which had fallen at Vienna on the
Was and 17th, its consequence of the news front
Constantinople, rose ov the istli as soon as the
alsellood of the reports vvas ascertained.— (Joisracil
de Paris.)
The house of Arosterin Esklss, at Vienna, re.
crii ed ou the 19th of December a causier which
kit Constantinople no the gOilt of November. At
unit date no disastrous event had occurred in the
of the Ttilkisli empire, except some confla-
grations, under the cover of which the Asiatic Turks
sttempted to plunder some Louses in the liazar,
frit *ere severally reptesstd. •
The red flags had actually been hoisted at Bel-
gristle. and this circumstance had given some a c4;lit
to Use siii.sicr reports ciletiluted 411 lime Austrian
But the finnan fur the war ag Mist Persia
Is flit sole reason for the Int:Mlle adopted at !lel-

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