The Sun.
London, England, 1814-10-13 00:00:00

OUTRAGES IN IRELAND.

On the night of Suurlay week, a party of arm-
ed men, about ten or twelve in narnber, attacked
the house of Edmond Kittshela, a farmer, living
. _

On the h►nds 'of hW, nbout four miles froth
Thin.les, ;►n►i compelled hini, to gi►'e them, a gnn,
whirl, he hnd for his protection, and re4ttlariv
gistered, in consequenre of on otta..l:-.- mode (01

him about three years bark. After
shela's gun, the pally next proceeded to the house
of 61mund Burke, Esq. ofßoredstown, about-

two miles distant, and five of them walking into
the bons.e, called for the arms, which, conskting
of a gun, and binnderbus,. were delivered to

'them. They then compelled Air. Burke, who
was in bed,, to get up, -and give them a powder-
horn, %vide!) was locked up in his desk, and of
which they seemed to be %veil aware, and then
lest the house, _ ,

On the saute evening-, about half-past ten, an.
artnel party, supposed to 'be the same, entered
Mr. Fogarty's orchard-house, at Ballinlonty,abottt
a mile from Mr. Burke's, mid robbed the orchard-
man of a case of pistols Mr. Fogarty had gi-ven
him to protect the fruit; and in about an hour
after, "Mr. Fogarty's dwelling-house Ai-Its attack-
ed, the circumstances-of, which, with the spirited
and praiseworthy conduct of his domestie, Jere-.
tnialt Long, we detailed in our last. - hay-
ing strong reason to stispect that William Daly,
the'orchardman's son, was -Concerned in the at-
tcek on his master's house, had !din apprehended,
anal taken before Major Hovenden, by whom he
was, after a minute investigation, cOMmitted, but
has since been admitted to bail.—.
Clonmel Herald.

The Fair of Cappa, County *Tipperary, was on
Thursday last a scene of such riot, that it .was
necessary to 'call on the Police and a detachment
of the Kilkenny reOment, gaart-creel in that vil-
lage, who were.assailed with stones anti shots by
the mob. Vere.D. flunt,E,(l. a most active Ma-
gistrate, deemed it prudent to read the Riot Act,
-and entleavnured to remonstrate with the deluded
• peasantry for a considerable time: however it
had not the effect of restoring peace, and the on-
litury, in their own defence, 'were obliged to fire,
which caused the rioters to disperse, some of whom
were desperately wounded ; the death of one of
them is. daily expected. -
On Monday last, Vere D.,1-Innt and John D.
White, Esqrs. held an inquest on the body of W.
Redford, :vintner- at Bilboa, who was waylaid
on Thursday night last, by three men, when. re-
tu.rning from the fah. Of Cappa, and so ‘dreadfally
beat that he died the next day. 11. verdict of
" Wiiful Murder" was returned against the per-
petrators, ,who, we are happy to find, are knowt.
LIMERICII, OCT, 5.-,-At two o'clock in the
morning, a party of the disturbers of the peace,
amounting to between 60 and 70, some of wilom
'were mounted, stopped a carman from Rathkeale
to this city; between Adare and Rathkeale, Who
demanded his money, but not nothaving any,
they.suffered him to proceed. The ruffians were
well armed with muskets, pistols, and swords,
and seemed well prepared to commit every depre-
dation.

'A *most daring attempt was made on Friday
night last to, destroy the Narrow-water-mills,
the property of Roger Hall, Esq. by placing a
quantity, of faggots and candles in such a situa-
tion as to communicate flame to some flax in time
mills : providentially, however, the miscreants
were disappointed in their nefarious intention, as
the faggots did not burn.

Some lighted candles bad been stuck against a
wooden partition in the mill, immediately under
other combustible matter. By these candies a
sort of sniOuldering fire had been\coMmunicated
to the partition ; the heat had dissolved the tal—
and this extinguished the flame before it had
time to communicate to time faggots and to some
ftirze, that had been skilfully placed to receive
and Spread- the intended conflagration. It is'sup-
poS'ed the- villains had entered the mill through a
%V indou.

A large reward will he offered for any informa-
tion that may lead to the discovery of the persons
concerned. A few nights previous to this attempt,
an effort was made to injure a flax mill,
,also the
property of Mr. 1411, iit Mallyglass, by letting
the Water suddenly on the machinery.—Newry
Telegraph. •

NAVAL COSTUME.-The Officers of
the Swedish Navy are considexed as Military Offi-
cers, and ir, full dress are obliti,:ed to wear spurs!
It used to excite' tlie surprize'of our Officers, on
‘`iialking•aft, to see the Captain of the ship strut-
ting about the quarter-deck, with spurs on. A 3
it'put them in snch a'rage; they
would have-advised.a war %vial SlVeden, to oblige
the King to lay by the offensive costume, which
irritated 'Aiid off.lnded in an uncommon degree.
Tliesday-evening, between nine and ten o'clock,
Mr. Lingarr, a young man,. lately from Norwich,
siirrotincled by five or six men, near Gray's-
inn-lane, Holborn, who hustled him. He called
for assistance, when several persons coming up,•
the villains -made a precipitate retreat, taking ‘c'ith
them his pocket-book .containing, a 31:• Bank-
, note.

IVI'LLIGENCE.