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London, England, 1822-01-30 00:00:00

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't h.,e I COIL JANUARY 25.
lITATE OF THE COUNTY.
We presented in our last • statement of such particulate
reached se relative to the disturbed stale of this county
in the eeigbbeerlowed of Miaow% and from these* to Bee.
try. In substance the SCCOIIIII was correct, and all the ma.
11761 facts given, and tat wly amendments to it we have
sow to make are, that some mama were omitted, sad that
of Captain (who we are Braided to perceive is now Moja)
Fitaciarenre inserted, he not being at that time in Ma-
doom, bet employed on soother service in a different di-
rection, as will appear from this gentlenam's letter. Lad
Bantry himself etinsismoded the party of gentry amid army
which advanced into the Glee of Gowgan Barra, and were it
nut for this judgment and shill displayed by his Lordship in
keeping possession of the only pass which led into this rug-
ged mid mountainous district, by a part of his Lordship's
fora, great tram would have been entertaised for his safety
sad that of the routleseee who accompauied kis Lordship
an this expedition.
commusiestion between blaeroom and Bantry if, we

appreisend, iset as yet entirely open eves to the ;Military.
The whole of the country in that direction, as far as the tops
of the bills can be coma/end the eerstry, sod the road ge-
werally remit their bottom, is iu possession of the peasantry,
who •anifest 'every !motile disposition, but they have so
Ire tents, sad nee *sly erased with suc► wespoes as th►y
could wise upon at the situntent. It appears these Wats-
seed people make Whets who may be disposed to peace juia
them by the sound of hoes., 'seder threat of htstsot death,
AB4 the party which me announced to our last, entered this
district from the neighbourhood of Ahabulhg, rou.e.l the
pleasantry from their beds, and threatened to set Ire to their
levees unless they maned with theist. From the following
letter, which we received this day 'spread from Miscreant,
and which is most eircisonstaatial is its details. It will be
perceived that the military have given a good account of
their coming is coniset with these deluded amid besotted peo-
ple, sad that they have suffered is such a way, as will, we
freer, pet an end to their maddened sod foolisbed projects.
Re bastes to give the letter.

ATTACK ON THE KILLARNEY COACH, AND
SERIOUS AFFRAY NEAR AIACROO3I.
To Ike Editor of the" Cork Mercantile Chronicle."
Macrouse, Thursday Kenning, January 24.
DCA.. Sit—ls consplisuce with your requrat I have so
attempt gives( you au account of the procerdiugs su this
tows and aria►buurbuud to-day, w►ictt were attended with
each fatal and tragical consequences ; sad whether I cuss.
Oder the infatuation of the ergo. sunrise peassestry, or the
'soberer lives lust on this occasion, I confess I teams* re.
Heel us either but with feelings of horror, which words
would Oraltagether iaedequ•te to describe.
I proceeded to nacreous at so early hour Ode morshig,
fer the purpose of atteetlearg the usual weekly 'seesaw of
Magistrates arid Geotlewsen; eta my way thither, I saw
SOUK people collecting in peeps us the lops of hulls mad ris.
leg growled'; they appeared ia a great searture to be ma.
rend of wessos aid boys, bet, lasswever,Usey dud out casuist
of any large ussohere— I beard one bora essusd. 00 arc meg
is Hammn, shout • quarter eller It o'clock, I found the
tows its • state of alarm, sad ens biro/wed she, ad accessed
had arrived about 10 o'clock, eisooenciog that the Whale
Hors, in large cumber', were collecting by the neighbour•
hood of Toetha•dremeasa, shout five molts so the west a
Illsereest, es the mail teach road k•dieg S. Mall-errert..--
lemsediately ow receipt of this intellsgeare, Rob. rt H.
are, Esq. acossapaaied by several Msgiatntea sad Goode.
noes, with the coasters, doing duty at Maclean, • party
or the 11th regiment, sad a detachment of the Mk brigade
of &boat eighty um, sedge the esseematt tie' • kid Ater