The Sun.
London, England, 1801-04-07 00:00:00

-IRE L :IND.

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Fit.uAT night • last -uttEtupt .:4Yas made by a
large. garig of robber's uptyn. the-house- of Mr, Meti.:
lieoft, of -I)tintharry, cotifty-•'=ciklarej but that
Gentleman having had intimation of their imention,
reoivod them, so warmly, ..thilflhey; fled,;-leaving,
thre4:-.:Zt their numbitr dead onsthe ground.
On :Sunday . aht)nt the "Ircurr of eighr
o.:cic44. five six armed: -rufti-au forcibly entered
ti
.hiAgnof, one -Edmond Cashman, at Ballindonny,
in -alieleouaty:Tippeiaryt• whom they ihstantly.
trirfia, anti "whose remains they left exhibiting
mark's, of the most barbarous :atrocity. ' Tuesday a
Coronet's Inquest was held on, the body, ‘vho.rotiPd.
a'verdia, of wilful Murder against persons unknown.
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TH to clay Our Assizes.ended persons-have
been capitally convi&d, and received_ sentence of
death. .•• • • •
After the trial of Furlong, for the murdt:r of Mr,
Grey Thomas, Michael. Bcaghan was tried•lbr the
murder- bf the Rev. Francis Turner, at Balruigale,
nn Whitsuridak, 098. The eVidcnce in support
. of the prosecution Was 'Clear, consistent. 'and in.
resistible, The. circumstances of Mr. Turner's
murder are *thei well:knoWn to. need recital.—
It ,was prnved that the Prisoner puts grecn leaf
" into. Mr. Ttirtierg mouth while he lay. in theagn-
nies of death, and desired him to preach the Gospel
with it rhat'whehrSomebotly mentioned that-Mr.
Ttirner.must• be ih great tortute, while-,the house
was bUrning 'about him; Beaghan- aiked,..¶4ll he
could not bear fire in. this world, what must his
soul do hereafter:.?," and that- when he pulled
the scythe_blade out of his body;with which he had
biabbed the unfortunate gentleman, he temarked,
that (I his blood wits so thick -be could not wipe it
off!" • He was found,guilty, and executed this day,
'denying the whole of the charge.
One B:dger was then tried and found guilty of a
murder, with such shocking circristattces, that the
jucige_direEled him to be executed on Nlonclay, aLd
klis•Tbod.rtn og in chains.
:4' MitlNteDalumet, a person of considerable pro_
perii,t- s4icrtriecl for High Trealton, in having been
Capmill,. add commanded at the horrible
Massacre,. of. Scullabogue.
The•circumstances deposed on this trial.kept'the
whole Court in the most, painfhl-agitation.' ji was
proved that the Prisooer sat as Judge upon a number
of Protestants, and ordered them to be shot ; and
that when a girl .applied• to him for leave to
carry food to some of the Prisoners in Scullabogne
Barn, lie. eeplied, ", give the Devil leave I.—how
can they
_want food—and they arc to die so-soon:I"
Some circumstances, however, which arose in the
course of evidence, induCed the Jury to accompany
their verdiaot Gray, with arecommendation of
xhe Prisoner to:the-Royal Mercy.

TEN THOUSiIi) POIINDS. —The Ticket 'No.
9593, drawn yestorday a Prize of ro,oool. was sold
byT.l3lsll, Cornhill, on the 24th of February
last, to a Geht.cman in Frederic.:street, Dublin, and
the Ticket No. co. 061, drawn a Prize of 30,0001.
on the .r3rh of March .; the Ticket No. 44,007,
• drawn a Prize of-coool. on the:l7th March ; the
Ticket No. 11463, drawn a Prize of 2oaol; on Oa
Ist of March, and the Ticket' No. 5 r,42.5; drawn
, a Prize of cool. on the 2(1 of April, were likewise
till sold, shared, and registered, at the above (ace.
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STATE. OF THE WHEEL. •
i Prize' of 30,c001.
r of 20,0001. • .
2 of "2acol.
• 2. • pf - tooa.
-.• . • • k Qt soot, &c. &c.
Undiawn-ticicets and Shares are 'selling; at. T.
Rtsies Ofgces;.N.O. 4, Cornhill, London,
ter, Edinburgh,., and tyre Prizes paid on demand:
The Ticket, No. 41,9e8i,ecItitled to 20,0p01.
as tit'e-Th'sf Drawn on the 29th Day, ..was sold Ali
l'Oreq)Offiee, Royar Exchange-, on the zEtth Feb.
-pircel.,-of Teti. Tickets., From some remark
attending ihe entry-of the Sale, it, is stipikised to be
- the property of a 9entleman.at Lloyd`.
N. Ti. The Fixst Drawfi Ticket, an Thursday
Morning next, is entitled to, the grand Prize of
30,c0014