The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-03-27 00:00:00

IRELAND.

STATE OF THE I'OI'NTRY.
regret exceedingly to state, that the disturbances in Lime-
rick. Cork, and Kilkenny, continue. N•t will not any that they
eft alarming, hot certainly they are of a nature that must indict
-pain on every man who has a regard for his miserable country and
its wretched inhabitants, to whatever rank or clam they may be.
+seg. In Kildorrery (Cork), a murder has been committed on a
man nereril Sullivan. Neer Buttevant, in the same county, the
haute cf Mr. !heard, a fernier, was burnt. In Tipperary, near
New Int, n man of the name of Conway had lib... Jinn fractured. of
which he Med. We have already mentioned the murder el ilr.
Manua, in Kilkenny. By a misprint, it stated that his son had
shored the name fate. The lame was wounded, but is recovering.
.'.t or near • 'Am, however, in the same comity, one Long, a pro-
cesaserver, who endeavoured to levy tithes, was murdered on the
same day. In Limerick they are continuing to wrest under the
Inauriection Act. Sixteen men were taken up on the 'Nth instant
In Kilmeady, In this county.
The state of the Queen's county will be collected from the charge
delivered by Judge Mow., and with which we have been this
mentr.ing supplied by our reporter, and which we shall insert in our
Papa of 'Thursday next. No disturbances appear to have taken
place in this county, yet •al murder. have been committed by
she Police. This day, at lialf•past nir.e o'clock, 91•Atrwugh wan
to be a•rai(nted for the amnia of the Al •Dareys. Immediately
after this trial, the Police were to be tried for the murder of the
Mt Daniels, of Ballinakill. Air. Wallace is brought down special
In.the latter cane. We have else received letter. Erma Enniskill. n.
•l'be °rang -men who committed the violence and burglary en the
ditCuskers have been aequittad.—Dabilm Evening Pest.

LIMERICK ASSIZES, MARCH 21.
From the Lime, irk Observer.
ArrAcz ON °LANA/MEE I..—At ten o'clock this day Sergeant
Leraor entered the County Court, when the following prisoners
seri put to the bar :
William Viet nAilt, Pal. Brien, Michael eneltlatt, Patrick
Ihnstatey, Edmond Walsh, Bidwell Ryan, John .11•Aaliik, IM
.14 Leary, lotion Sheehan, Terence Sweeney, Michael Donovan,
and Harthohnara IhresttY, all of whom had been previously ar-
Taped foe the well known outrage at Glanasheel, were this motn-
•lng brought up far trial t but as they. refused tu join in their chat-
Ilevires, the two ion only were given in charge by the Clerk of the
C:mra. There were against them the following indictments:—
IC*on for nessulting habitations, eight for anon, eight for injuring
fileptety.—There were she twit additional indictments, one under
land Allenbemegb's Act, and two under the Instureetion Act,
-ter shooting at Edward Cantrell.
t tiottrearinted out that the 2$ indictments were re-
duntiligrtier the detailed above. lie then dwelt on the pen-
orairt growth of crime, which has latterly stained this country. ;
hest, in administering unlawful oaths, then in the taking arms, in
which the deluded people arrogated to themselves the proud dis-
'Moine of not being common robbers. From taking arms they
proceeded to me them; and assassinations, some private, others
eitiaiinitted in the face of heaven, in the open day, had outraged
*amenity, and changed the character of the nation. After Eating
the prvcautionarr measures to which this state of things had given
rise, he detailed the nature of the evidence to be produced.
Several *brumes were examined ; atter which the Learned Judge
chajtthe Jury at coosiderable length.
retiring for some time, they brought in a verdict of Guilty.
Setroce not panted until the other prisoners shall be disposed a.
Chrome* states that Lord Doneraile, Sir Hugh Gough, and
siversigentletieo front the county of Cork, attended the trial.
flojr.pust Arm o'cluck.-11:alzeinan, who has just been eon-
'WA apd Bente, ced to be I on Monday, and his body given
' for dissection, has passed our office, quite unconcerned, andlaugh-
mg.. Mc is only 22 yeses of age, and it is said that he was the
Matinee of the murders of Mr. Burke and the faithful Petit, arrant
to W. Smyth, of Ballylin, Esq.