The Sun.
London, England, 1808-12-06 00:00:00

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. •CLONNIELy Nov. Sunda. • last, dittirit
divineservice, thehouse of Nicholas Doherty, E 4.
of New Inn, was robbed of'all the arms it contain,
ed, ,by five men. .A little boy.nearflie place oti.
-serving the fellows going off, gave the alarm, whet%
they were' pursued by a servant 'of Mr. D.'s, whO
happened to. come up at-the Moment, "and overt*,
ing three of them, gave them-a right good driibbibg,
and took -the' arms from them again, wlfiir he
brought hOMe in triumph. -The other twci had pro,
.vionsly made their escape, seeing' the military from,
New Inn in. pursuit of them, and Wriatunateiy
whole escai',ed.

On the night of Tuesday, the.. p d instant,
anned party; Of from' 30 to 40 men
.attacked tlikt
-house of one Power,' a'respeaable fartffer residng
at Cobltinii, near Killetiaul, in this county. Nit
finding so easy; an adinitCanlee as.lbeyeOected, they
removed' a - fLg 'from over- the'door-Itartie, which
they sect red2,with a strong rope, tint then faStening
the rope lo 'a ;mile .Ithey brought with them, they
• tore‘away`the•dbor and fratte.. Having got in, they
seized Power's daughter, who was the objeEt of
their' view; They plat:led her on horseback, bellied
one of the party, and after many circuitous routes,
:arrived -.at a house 'neat- the' wOod. of -Ne4'park,
which the young woman •describesito be like a bat:-
rack;it is so'well stored with arm's and anitiunitiotn
of all'deseriptions. .

On their arrival here, they sent to Cashel for re.-
freghtnent, as well' for their,captive-itsforlhelmielves.;:':
and 'she, on finding - them' lieiheci wii h, drink, 'a4d.
elated at the success pi- their enterprise, feigned sud-
denly to be overcome with the 'heat of the room,
•and begged perrnission. to breathe •the fresh ai4
which they consented to; consigned he to' the care
of an old woman in the house. .13nt the .duerma wad
not sufficiently vigilant for her fair charge very
quickly contrived• to give her the slip, and concealed
herself in the' wood until the hurry of.seareit fisr her
'was, over. She then continued to make across the
Country, until Morning, when; almost ;immediately
afte'r reaching the 'high road, she was fortunately
met by het uncle and some of her friends,, who I,verc
in'search of her,, and was condo home without
the smallest injury._
LIMERICK, Nov. 29.—Two Gentlemen arrived
here front Government on.. Sunday evening, fertile
purpose of inquiring particularly into the state of this
•County, as to the late disturbances In some parts;
thereof; and on •Monday, before our Chief Magi-
strate, took the usual oaths attached to the Com-
mission of the Peace, to qualify them as Justices of
the County of Limerick, and, we hear, have pro-.
ceeded to the Western "Baronies. About 30 stand,
ofarms were, on the morning of Friday last,-by the,
vigilatice-of the Magistrates in the vicinity of Ennis-,
taken from improper persons, who had them- in that
dtstria, contrary to, law.

, . .
•,
Nov. 30.=—On the night of Wednesday last,
Charles Mahon and Thomas- Crowe, Esqrs. attend-
ed by a strong, detachment of the North Cork Mi-
litia, under the command of Major Atkins, a troop
Of the 7th „Dragoon -Guards, commanded by Capt.
Tweed; and the Ennis'cavalry, under:Brigade-Ma-
jor. Collis and Lieut. Kean, scoured' the country as
far as Cahiracon,' in which excursion they deprdved
several improper and unqualified persons of a great
quantity of fire arms. They alsci- apprehended on 4,
of the gang, who lately robbed, and otherwise seri-
ously injured, a tythe-prodor, in the neighbourhood
of Ballycorry. . , ,

It is urged, by an Opposition Print:, against a.
Gentleman who is said to have been appointed on a
Special Mission to Portugal, that he is totally igno-
rant of the French language. Upon Abe same; prin-
ciple, the Paper in question would object to send the
Gentleman alluded to to France, if he were not ac-
quainted with the Portnguese tongue. But the pro-
bability is, that the Gentleman is deemed unfit for
the Mi-ssion by that. Paper, not because he is igno-,
rant of the French language, but because he is not
attached to French cloarinei.

. „ .
A' Morning Paper says, that Mrs: SIDDOtis is
about to enter again into"the tharrioge• state with an
English Baron. This, report has been some time in:
Circulation, hilt iSlno3t _ probably the effec=t of mere
'gossiping invention.
. The 7th Dragoon Guar-cis, •.Bir:Wm. MEADows'a
Itegiinent; is statiouecl at Cork.
. ,
Captain BA'aci:Ai. is matched to'g6 at Newmarket
You' in IOW) succeSsive hours, it heing.un.
derstood that only ono rtaileiito V. 4 &for tcaed ati oXikf‘

most solemn manner, that the Spanish nation is at
-,:vJi• with I...rance since the above-mentioned epoch
of the 20th of April; and that this war, the most
just that a nation ever
.sustained, will be continued
by sea and by land- against the Emperor of The
French and King of Italy, and against his States
and subjei% while the latter, during the oppression
they labour under, are aiding and abetting the de-
signs of the universal oppressor--4or Spain, which.
has been herself compelled to take up arms to de
,fend the august dignity of her beloved King, and•
her national independence, cannot make the distinc-
which she would wish to make between the-
a<gressive Government of the E;uperor Napoleon
-end the French nation, .until they shalt themselves
open their -eyes and recover their ancient dignity:

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