The Sun.
London, England, 1808-10-25 00:00:00

IRELAND.

, DUBLIN', OCT. 20.—Collier, who has long infested
the counties of Louth, Meath, &c. has been arrested
by Cant. Fox, in Church-street ; and though several
inhabitants of that neighbourhood were repeatedly
called upon for their assistance, not one gave the least
aid. We under Stand this fellow had the hardi-
hood at noon-day to commit his atrocities on horse-
back. Mr. Fox has traced his stud in several parts
of the city and in the country, consisting, .we
hear, of five horses, all of which we presume to
be stolen. Large* rewards were offered by the
Gentlemen of Meath. and Louth for his apprehen-
sion.—So much was this freebooter dreaded, that
the Police of both counties gave up attempting his
detection, he having declared that be would die be-
fore he surrendered.—Considerable credit is due to
Mr. Fox, for the celerity and courage he displayed
on this occasion.

On the night of Sunday se'nnight, the Ship lii-
bernia, which sailed jn September last from this port
for Londonderry, and from thence with passengers
to New York, was wrecked.in a gale off the coast of
Scotland, and not a single article. of-property pre=
served. Fortunately the crew, and about sixty•
passenger's, escaped—the situation of the latter is
truly lamentable,' they haVing colietled their entire
property for their new settlement, all of which went
to the bottom. We understand the vessel and cargo
were fully insured.

CLONM EL,
.00T. 1 s.—On Tuesday night last two
cows, the property of a farmer Of. the name. of
IfyAN, who had lately taken part of the lands of
Ballindonney, from BUY A NS, the occupying tenants,
for the remainder of their term, were shot by some
.cHuiled vicious miscreants. Earl DONOUGHMORE,
with his customary aetivity, immediately on hearing
of the outrage, proceeded to the place, and took the
informations of RYAN; and has offered a very li-
beral reward for the apprehension of: the offe►►ders.
This
.ontrage is not referable to any principle that
commonly influences the mob, for the BR TAN S were

glad to get so good a tenant as RYAN for the farm,
which they were anxious to let, in consequence of
the loss of their father, who had been apprehended.
by Lord DONOUGHMORE about a' year since, for an

attempt to carry away a woman, and a murder in

consequence of it, and from particular circumstances,
was permitted, at the recommendation of the Crown
Lawyers, to enlist for foreign service.
Committed by JOHN PALLISER and SAMUEL
JACOB, Esqrs: James KeeOan, charged with having
ammunition in his possession, contrary to law.

ENNIS, OCT. 15.—0 n the night of Tuesday last,
a most daring and rather singular burglary was com-
mitted .at the house of Cahircon. About twelve
o'clOck on the above night, a Boat under sail put in
at the quay, trona which 20 men, well armed and
appointed, and under the command of a person
whom this daring banditti stiled Captain, landed and
marched to the front of the house; tjaey broke some
of the windows, and fired one of their pieces into
the,house; Which appears to have been loaded with
slugs. They searched with the utmost care for arms
and ammunition, and took with them every thing
of that sort which they met with. They entered an
office of Mr. SCOTT'S, on a table in which lay his
account-books and papers of .different sorts—but
what will appear almost incredible, on this 'very
table lay, exposed, a quantity of Bank notes, and
some silver and gold specie, which the Captain would
not permit them to meddle with ; and on meeting
with a quantity of spirits, they sheaved not the least
desire to taste it, but in every instance evinced a de-
gree of rigid discipline and subordination that .we
really know not how to account for. On quitting
the quay of Cahircon, they steered for the County
Limerick banks of the Shannon. Mr. Scoir was
at Kilrush, attending his Magisterial duty at the
Sessions.—(Ennis Chronicle.)

81R 7715.

In Lincoln's:inn:fields, the I.ady ofC. B. Tyr/ale, Lsc,
of a Son.

On the loth ►nst. at Blair Adam, the seat of Wrn. Aclanli
Esq, ,11,P. Mrs. Att,4rother Morrison, Lady of -lohn An-
struther Morrison, Esq. of Charieton, ;of a Daughter.
On Thursday last, at WoOlwich, the Lady of Lieutenant•
Colonel Robe, of the Royal Anil:cry, of a Daughter.
On Friday last, in GreLm-street, Grosvenor square, the
Lady of Captain Montagu Wynyard, of a Son.
Oct Sund4 morning, at IVobutn Abbey, Bedfordshirep
her Grace the Duchess of Bedford, of a Son.
Lately, at Wyetield Cott,:ge., Essex., the Lady of j. F.
Schroder, Esq. °fa Daughter.