The Sun.
London, England, 1814-09-16 00:00:00

IItELAND.

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The spirit of insubordination continues to rage.
in full knee amongst our tradesmen, and even
our jahmtvers, Of the tormer,, the turn-out of
the shoemakers., upon hexing; that a contract was
offered in Duni u for sOine • thousands. of, shoes
and bOots, and which waS'obliged-to be sent to
)Scotland,. is a sulficent proof ; and now, not-
Withstanding the example of the ruffian lately
whipped, a labourer Ims been carded near Knock-
sedan, for working at low wages ; and a large
hay-rick belonging to a spirited manufacturer,'
ho appealed to law against the combination, was
burned to ashes.---7(/)nidiii .Iwirhal, Sept. 10.)
111uLLING:itt, SEPT. nmeder of the un-
fortunate Mr. O'Reilly., with
.every circumstance
Connected therewith, Nre are haPpY to find, is now
fully miderstooll ; and it is a matter of sati,faction
to observe, that although the scene of the horrid
transaction was in oti'r neighbourhood, no pers-on
belonging- to this County was at all implicated in
it.—e/ancy, whose committal we announeed in
our last publication, has acknowledged hits;clftei
he tine marderer, and alleges that he'was'employed
and repeatedly urged to (lb the deed ; 'says he had
no cause of enmity to thedeceised, and appears
very notch dejectc.,d and penitent. lie lived near
Ryefield, the residence of Mr. O'Reilly, in whose
service he. had been some time ago • he left town
,on Sunday 'morning,' under pretence of selling a
horse at the lair of !his town; and rode in corn:
piny with.tlie tinsuspeliting victim of his brutality,
who,' it appears, , had even confided to hitn hrs
great coat to carry.
...Six nersOns were airested'on
suspicion, and lodged in jail on Friday morning
last, five Of whom have beet) since liberated on
giving; hail tosappear at next Assizes; the other
person, -named. Fagan; has been fully coMmitted.
The only ,canCie,that can be assigned for this
melancholy aficir is, that the. deceased bad given
notice to one of his tenants to give' up a certain
fiirtii next November.

StAGo, SEPT. 10.—On Thin-0:V morning last,
ahnut two o'cloc:k, Messrs. John Kelly and W.
Armstr:ong, Officers of Excise, under the direc-
tions of Mr. Tottenham, Inspector-General, pro-
ceeded to a small island -situated in the lake of
Longligar4, in this county, where they seized ten
stills, with heads and worms, at work, 83 ves-
sels, containing upwards of two thousand gallons
of potale, a quantity of singlings a .'d spirits, and
100 barrels of malt, which they effectually de-
stroyed, and lodged the stills, fields, and worm's,
in the Excise stores here. The alarm being given
liq the 'country peoiile from' the surroundimt hills;
the Islander.; were: enabled to Carry in their
boats several stills, &c. etc: as, from the namber'of
distillery fires 'found' onr the Island, it was caldn-
lted that 14 stills were :it. wOrk'tne time the'Pc-
venu eof3'icr3 in'ade the attach. (ite
after a loifg cha se,was Overtaken iiytic reveinie boat
on hozu'd of which wa;; foitrid a qua ot yot rit s nod
siagli"gs• TOT) nlllCh i tisc cannot he-b6towNi
upon the officers who Pci-eornit•dthis service; iatt
it is lalnentable fiot, ii(!twulistatidiOg every
possible exertion, the iirogress of illicit di•..,„
Lion ili this coun'ty.has not experienced any ma:
tcrial check, • :

Our yesterday's -letters tic nt trci:lnd," state the
crpps
.from that eottoti'vlo he rtry;.abithditat, ;i ail
the -weiLtLer ren.mtk tbly.fine lcirliairesting thew':