The National Register.
London, England, 1822-03-31 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Six men were convicted at the assizes of Philips.
town, on Wednesday, the `:2Otli, of the murder of the
Murphys Patrick Dublin, Patrick Bridle, and the
Keegans, four brothers, were condemned. It ap-
peared in evidence during the trial, that Cusack,
who was executed fitr the same offence at the pre-
ceding assizes, had formed the design of cutting the
tongue out of the mouth of Murphy's sister after she
was murdered. The tour Keegans were identified
by one boy, anti the other two by another boy; they
were seen by them actually engaged in firing the
house, and perpetrating the abominable crime for
which they were convicted. %%lien the awful sen-
tence of the law was passed on the unhappy men,
they appeared obdurate and unmoved: on quitting
the bar, they loudly proclaimed their innocence,
and uttered imprecations upon their prosecutors,
&c. Since their conviction, however, Patrick Bridle
has confessed that the evidence of the boys was cir-
cumstantially correct. He has been respited for
three weeks; the others were ordered fur execution
on Friday last.
Thomas Wilson was executed on Wednesday, for
the wilful murder of T. Knox, a Westmeath police-
man, which crime he had perpetrated only on Sun-
day week.
John Daly, James Fyans, and Matthew Martin,
were convicted under the Whiteboy Act, for unlaw-
fully assembling and taking arms, on the 2fith of
last December, from the house of Mr. Cooper, of
Ballybritton. Sentence of death was passed upon
them. _ •

HOSSCARIMItY, MARCH 22.—A dreadful outrage
occurred in this vicinity last night. A small party
of the ritic brigade who brought prisoners from
Skibbereen to this town yesterday, got drunk before
their return, and seemed disposed to make a wanton
use of their arms and ammunition, but that those
who came in their way endeavoured not to attract
their notice. On their return to Skibbcreen, and
not far from Ross, they shot a pig belonging to a
poor man of the name of Baker, and a goose belong-
ing to another; and they so terrified some gentle-
men as to induce them to quit the high road, and
make the best of their way through the fields; but
the outrage to which 1 alluded occurred at Barley-
hill, near Mr. French's slate quarry.
Having seen a boy run terrified into the lions?.
immediately next the quarry, on this side, one of
them %vent up to the dour with his gun cocked and
presented, and insisted on the boy's coming out, who
with great flitlkulty was prevailed upon to do so by
his terrified family. They fin-ced him to march on
betire them to the west, this soldier or one of his
companions having his gun cocked and partly pre-
seined at his back, to the great terror of the boy and
ail his lanafly, who had given him up for lust. The

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boys sister, a poor half starved creature, and almost
literally nuked, ran after them, expecting to see ber
brother shot every moment—but she liersc:f became
the victim—for one of the soldiers, on seeing her,
waited after the others, and called to her to come
out of the field (where she was running to watch
the fate of her brother) fin. some indecent purpose,
and on running back fin- protection towards her fa-
ther's cabin, shot her, and broke her thigh bone,
within an inch or two of the hip.
We have been just been inflamed, that five of the
military implicated in the transaction near Russ,
have been placed under un arrest.

FROM LAST NIGII7"S GAZETTE.
BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
. .

J. Gilbert and H. Taylor, Bristol, commission merchants,
from April 2 to .May 21.
J. Fades, Upwell. Norfolk, farmer, from April 13 to April t:O.
G. Parker, Birchin Lane, merchant, from Nittreli `..'3 to Ality 14.

BANKKUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.

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U. Comte, Church street, Bethnal Green, cabinet maker.
T. Ninch, Chiswick, Middlesex, common earner.
BANKRUPTS. _ .

S. M'Clure, Wigan, Lancashire, shopkeeper. Solicitor, Mr.
Gaskill, Wigan.
E. Duckworth, Ribehester, Lancashire, victualler. Suls.
Mesars. Appleby urd Co. Gray's Inn Square.
W. Young, Dawns's Wha.f, Hermitage, wharfingera, Suls.
Messrs. lieetholme and Co. S:uple Inn.
J. Eirinstone, jun. Lower Mitton. Worcestershire, dealer.
Sol. Mr. Whitaker, Long Acre.
G. Frost, Sheffield, clieesentonger. Sol. Mr. Wilson, Greville
Street. Ilatton Gurdttn.
T. Barniby, Dewsbury, York, clothier. Sols. Messrs. Fisher
and Cu. 'navies
W. Gaunt, Armley, York, cloth manufacturer. Sols. Messrs.
Stocker and Co. New Boswell Court.
A. Voltlds, Love Clough, Lancashire, cotton spinner. Sol.
Itlr. Altikinsan, Temple.
A. Garnett, Liverpool, merchant. Sol. Mr. Bat:ye, Char,.
eery Lane.
J. W. Major, Frome Selwood, Somerset,/lire, clothier. Sal.
Mr. Emnuhds, Lincoln's
H. Cooper, Stratford, Essex, grocer. Sol. Mr. Sheffield, Great
Prescut Street, Goodinan's Faeids.
W. Dean and T. W. Cooke, Bethnal Green, brewers. Sul.
Mr. Corot, Salisbury Street, Sttaint.
J. Baylis, Danton,%Varwickshise,coal merchant. Sols..Mesrr.
Hall and Co. Great James Street, Betttord How.
J. Evans, Sheerness, haberdasher. Suls. Messrs. Spence and
Co. Eurnival's Inn.
J. Hawksley, Birmingham, merchant. Sols. Messrs. Long
and Co. Gray's Inn.
P. Murphy, Charlotte Street, Bloomsbury Square, wine and
spirit merchant. Sol. Mr. Gaines, Caroline Street, Bet:turd
Square.
J. Ripley. Wapping High Street, mathematical imtruruent
maker. Sols. Ale,srs. Noy and Co. Great Tower Street.
D. Jeremy, St. AI iehael's Alley, Cornhill, linen dray r. Su/s.
Messrs Iticnardson and Co. New Inn.
J. Richardson, Webb's County 'Terrace, Kent Road, coin
factor. SuL Mr. Lester, Crutchetlfriars.
J. Ivatts, Gerrard's Hall, Basing Lane, wine merchant. Sal.
Mr. SIAL! Lane.
S. Brown, Vine Street, Lambeth, cooper. Sol. Mr. Brims •
comb, Doctors' Commons.

COURSE OF EXCI
Anytierdiusi, 12 'a C. F.
Ditto, at sight, 12 2
Komi-dam, I 2 ti
Anhwei"), 19 1
liamlangli, 37
Altana, :37 I
Paris, 3 Jaye sight, 23 20
Ditto, 25 50
110'0.de:tax, 9.3 50
Frankfort Ull tlieMitine, 1.511
Peterslougli, 9 3 U.
Vienna, Ff. Flo. 10 9
Trieste, Er. Flo. 10 9
Madrid, 374—Cadiz. 371
Bilboa, 57 Barcelona, 36

HANGE, MARCH YR.
314—UiRialtar,301
Lcgliut u. 17 }—lienua, 41
—N rake, 21 lid
Naples, 40—Lknoli, j 7L
Opoi to, 50 i—liglii47:ll
IttoJanrllu, lu
mu, Lid
Dobltn, tit per cent.
Coil., Ili per cent.
Foreign gold in biti,,3l. 17•.
100. per oz.
New HoliblJuns 31. I ls.
New I)oli•tra
Sillier in bale, standard.

STOCKS.
(Minium 0.
Imp. 3 prr Cent.
build Bonds 35
111,!a
Esehetiner IShcc 3s. prem.
Cons. tor Ae. b 0;
Lottery "fickets .£2l IS..