The Sun.
London, England, 1813-10-06 00:00:00

oUTRAGrs IN 111ttAN15,

Times, Se7r. 27.---;.We are co:interned to tfdtt't
that the turbulent spirit of disorder, Moe!, bad'
for :a length of time disgraced a pa'c't
ty, has again broketi,,out: We have used one cue.,
(learn to collect the best hiftirttiatltin oh ails
subject, and we have reason to believe the follOW4
ing will be found tolerably eorreet
The public are already in possession of the pit
opposition Which the four sons of Me:T,O'kl (la
loran, of PitilaCC, burl given tO those wretell,:ti
called White-boys, on a variety of oeCtisitins, par-
ticularly on the memorable night in which their'
father's house and' offices were eons:met!, whtti
they heat off 'not•less than two hundred of those
midnight asiassitis; 'of whom they killed one, and
wounded nultlyb Ever since that time tbese
gentlemeni. WS it
pppears, were obieers of their
hatred, and. they waited, only an 'opportunity
gratifying • their,Vengeance, which they ender;
vonred to do on Saturday evening last. On the
morning of that day, Mr. James O'Halloran, of
,Grogreen, accompanied by two young gentlemen,
(one, his nephew, Mr. Charles M'Carthy, a Sul-
dent of Trinity College, the other Mr. At th'n•
shdli an apprcii.tice.
„to Mr. James O'Connor, At-
torno, of this town, both visitors at his house),
went Out to enjoy the .amusement of shooth g,
and being on their return home about four in the
evening, and funding themselVes considerably fa-
tigued, they went into a, puldie.-house
where, as it afterwards appeared, a fellow of the
Haw ti noted, outlaw, and some
others, were drinking. TheSe Gentlemen had !trot
been long in the house before Mulva!iill asked Mr.
O'Halloran, if he had not, at certain times and
places, endeavoured to apprehend him, to which
Mr. O'Halloran replied in the negative. With this
answer MOlvahill seemed satisfied, and soon after
quitted the house with his party. Mr. WHallo-
ran and his friends, having taken some trifling
refreshment, set off for home ; but had not pr:;7;
ceeded far, when they were red at front behind
the hedges, which was returned by Mr. Olt *RA
.111 r, Cashell„ They: were now closed hyan arnatd
multitude, when one fellow, with a pistol in eao,
hand, approached Mr. On preseoted them at his
body, and was the act of tiring, at the moment
that M. ,01-1. with the ittthost coolness and
presence of mind, changed the direction of the
pistols, by putting a hand to each, timid thus
escaped instant death. He• then made off through
the mountain ; and, though pursued by num-
bers, effe4ed his escape, with very little per-
sonal injury,
.as did Me. Cashell ; but we are con-
cerned to say, that Mr. M`Carthy had been
abused in a brutelmaimer, having received many
cuts and contusions on the head, tke. and, was left,
for dead oiiille'side Of the road, where he lay tor,
a Considerableti& 'but was at length taken
to a cabin ,for the night, and on' the following'day
conveyed in :a cm•riage • to Mr. Mr. O'HallOran's
where, we are sorry to learn, he remains hi n,
state al insensibility, An 'express.arrived iii town
lust night for Dr. Crumpe, Who, with some of thiS
young .gentleman's friends; set off for Grogreen,
at ea early hour this morning.---(Jerr Beata).

Mackoy, who was lately arrested Or an assakdt
daughtei'ln brutriarogit, a ;1,6_
and an outrage ,cotnmitted on his house, 'ettdeo.
toured to defend ,himself against the'Magisti',ate
and Constable with a pitchfork. It is difficult td..,
say what crime this desperado, and a number of
Country people, who appeared to be colleetirl to
his assistance, might have perpetrated, if the
Magistrate had not drawn forth a pistt4 ant;
menaced' him with instant death. At *irk, eritico
moment; two oentiemen, who were shuotin,Lo at
some distance, were' beckoned to by the .11:igi-
stratc. They came, and with their assistarY::c
Mackay was secured, and :lodged in Downpatrick
jail. When .1-laire's (blighter was assaulted, at
the time her father's house was MI ',tilted, she de-
fended herself like an Amazon. With a cudgel,
she drubbed three of the ruffians nut of the house,
and fought most valiantly, till she was knocked
dOwn, tuid had,-received nine,cota in the head.