The National Register.
London, England, 1821-12-10 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DISTURBED DISTRICTS.
(Freer the Dublin Correspondent. Non. 26.)
ANOTHER HORRIBLE MURDER.
Letters received in town this tidy front tile neighbonr-
hood of lianturk, mention the asus>utatioa of Captain
Waters, who lived near the town of Nen.m.trket. This

dreadful deed was perpetrated on Sunday night IJSI, and
the letter which communicates the intelligence was writ-
ten the rollowing day.
"'Pimpl at Audusination —On Sunday evening the 25th,
as Mr. I%'lgglesworth, of Listi..durnagh Mills, situate
wi.hin two miles of Rosconititim, was returning home,
a shot was fired at him, by a person td ho was concealed
behind a hedge. Fortunately the ball only tore J part Of
the gentleutati's coal, without touching his body. As
the snare on which he • vtle started at the shut, he was
•ilrowii on the ectotmil, and beiiire lie could rise five of
he assassins rushed on him, for the purpose of instantly
dispatching hi:n. lie itumediatcly cried out for mercy,
and as soon as the villains discovered by his voice that
they had mistaken the object of their veugeatice, they
allowed hint to depart without any injury. a
gentleman in the neighbourhood of the place, who
strongly resembles Mr. 11.1piglesworth in dress and size,
Lod who rides a horse of the same colour, as Mr. NV's
in ire, and as he is obnoxious to the peasantry, probably
lie was the intended victim.

DUBLIN, DEC. I.—Tic Yeomanry, we understand,
are to be called out throughout the country; orders
to this effect, it is said, have been dispatched in all di-
rections. The Revenue Corps have received orders to
enthotly themselves. was a meeting of Yeomanry
Oificers 'at the Castle yesterday, when it was resolved,
we learn, to put the City Yeomanry on permanent NV
LIMeRICK, Nov. ltd—Burning of u Chureh.—(in
Friday night some villains maliciously set fire to the
Parish Church of Knockane, near Killarney, in the
UMted Diocese of Ardfert, and totally consumed it,
with a number of Bibles and Prayer-hi oks contained
therein. The churchwardens of the parish were also
thretened, a few days before,. with either loss of life or
property, if they did not desist from collecting the
Church Cess.
It was very generally reported, and communicated to
us by letter, from a very respectable vistletwin 'fralee,
on Saturday, that the house of the Rev. Edward Nash,
at Larch% ille, near Traler, was also attacked on Satur-
day night by the same gang, who murdered Maj. Collis,
sold that Mr. Nash was wounded in the breast. We are
happy to find, by a Niter received yesterday from that
gentleman that the report is groundless:
Sir H. Dillon Massy, Bart, and the other gentlemen
of Doonas and its vicinity, County Clare, have formed
an armed association, and entered into excellent regula-
tions for the preservation of the peace of their district.
Lord C. Manners, :id Dragoons, Newcastle ;
Colonel Dick, 4vd Highlanders, Rathkeal ; and Lieut.-
Balfour, 40th Regiment, Newcastle, are appointed ma-
gistrates of the County of Limerick.
Yesterday a detachment of the I I tli regiment arrived
bete from Cork, with arms for yeomanry corps, to be
forwarded to the County of Clare. Some cases were
also deposited by the Sante party in various towns in the
counties of Cork and Limerick for like purpose.
CORK, Nov. 2g.—By a letter received in town at an
advanced hour yesterday, we learn tha. on the preceding
(Monday) night, a party attacked the house of Captain
Curran, also an officer on the half pay establishment,
and a nephew to the late Master of the Rolls, in the
saute neighbourhood, from %Shout they demanded arms,
which not ar,.earing disposed to comply with, they
dragged him out, and probably would have murdered
hint also, but providentially, that a gentleman, who hap-
pened to dine with Mr. Curran, found the arms, and
gave them up, upon which they went off.
WATEKTORO, Nov.29.—Committed to the county
gaol yesterday, by Henry Aycock, Esq. Michael Walsh,
charged with being one of the party of five, who feloni-
ously entered the dwelling-house of Thomas Walsh, of
Williamstown, on the 28111 01 September last, and took
thereout one blunderbuss, and set eral articles of wearing
apparel.
On the night of Sunday last some miscreants entered
the stack-yard of J. El i.nt, near Tempo, pulled down
a number of stacks, and dispersed the grain and hay iu
such a manner, under the rant, as damaged both beyond
recovery. This is the same person, ty e learn, whose
Pewly-built house, lieline he had removed to it, was le-
velled some nine or ten months ago, by a similar violent
proceeding.
Outrages in Ike County cf linsconanon.—On last Tuts-
day night the house 01 Caw:Jill Master, in the parish of
Moore, near liilllllll.lll4oC, was attacked and entered by a
hautlitti, who demanded fire-arms. Fortunately there
were tin lite•artus tit the house; and, after searching the
premises, and beating a Servant who alleillinerl to pre•
stilt them, they departed, without taking any thing with
them except a powder-horn.
On die night of the 221 an armed gang entered the
house of one M'Creevy, nears Fairytoomit, and after
having thicatetted to shoot him, took from him a gull.
A letter trout the County of Kerry mentions, that a
Memoir to Government, praying for the re-enactment
tit the I tisiorteci ion Act, is handing about for signateres
among the gentry and principal inhabitants, under the
sanction of the high sheriff and persons of leading influ-
ence. It was II ght adviseable not to call a public
Meelillif, which by necessarily withdrawing perSOnS oh
consideration and property from their houses for a day,
would leave the insurgents an easy typortunity of plun-
dering them of arms to their al.SeliCe.
(From the I) Übl74 Pt/fried V. Tuesday%)
There is ISO pause in the work of 111!Ifiler—outrage fol-
lows upon outrage. and almost every hour brings fresh
%Wings of the foulest and most appalling excesses. To..
day, it is our duty to add us our records of crime, two
eases of the most savage and heartless barbarity—the
assassination of an innocent woman, sleeping by side of
her husband. and in the midst of her babes! the at-
tempvd murder of her husband, and the pluuder of hit