The Sun.
London, England, 1822-03-05 00:00:00

COUNTY KERRY.
(Fnom Tim WESTERN HERALD OF WEDNESDAY.)
On Monday last, pursuant to Requisition, a very numerous
and highly respectable Meeting of the Magistrates of this
county was held in the Court House, in this town. Colonel
Crosbie, M. P., Governor of the County, in the Chair, when it
was unanimously resolved, forthwith, to transmit a Memorial
to the Lord Lieutenant, praying his Excellency immediately
to issue the necessary Proclamation for placing the entire of
the County of Kerry under the operation of the Insurrection
and Habeas Corpus Suspension Acts.

PRESENT,
Colonel Crosbie, M. P. Custos Rotulorum, and Governor of
the County, in the Chair.
The Right Hon. and Rev. Lord Brandon, Charles Herbert,
William Ponsonby, S. H. Rice, M'Gillycuddy, Thomas Quill,
Wm. Meredith, Thos A. Mullins, James Magill, Wm. God-
frey, John Collis, Wm. Collis, R C. Hickson, George Hick-
son, 111. Leyne, 'lowland Eagar, - Blennerhasset, Daniel
Cronin, Daniel Cronin, jun., Wm. M. Twiss, James Law-
lor, Nlaurice O'Connor, Oliver Stokes, J. Church, R. 1114Gilly-
cuddy, Denis 111`Carthy, George Rowan, R. Chute, Francis
Chute, P. Chute, Thos. Spring, John O'Connell James
O'Connell, Wm. R. Billiard, Robert Hilliard, John Hewson,
N. Bland, Pierce Leslie, ohn Bateman, Pierce Crosbie,
Esqrs., Rev. E. Thomas, Rev. William Stoughton, Rev.
James Mahon.

ItCAN'I I LE SII I PPI NG, &c.

DEAL, MARCH 4.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed fc.x
the River the Isabella, M‘Niell, from Charlston ; Odessa,
Patterson, from Smyrna ; Britannia, Nield, from Waterford ;
and Brisk sloop of war, from a cruize : the latter remains.—
Sailed the Ilooghly, Lamb, for Gibraltar, &c. Came down
from the River and remain the Urania, Reynolds, for Malta ;
and Dispatch, Johns, for St. Mary's, Africa.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 3.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Mary,
Mainwaring, from London for Antigua; Samuel, Ray, from
ditto for St. Michaels ; Friends, Pearce, from ditto for Jamaica ;
Frances Ann, Thomas, from ditto for Africa; New Albion,
Critchell, from ditto for Trieste; Little Sally, Gibson, from
ditto for Malta ; anti Harriet, Denning, from Trieste for
Guernsey. The Dutch ship De Vryheid, Reuses, from Amster-
dam for Surinam, which put in here 11th ult., was condemned
yesterday.
BRISTOL, MARCH 4.—Arrived the Snipe, from Honduras ;
she passed a brig of about 250 tons, water-logged and deserted,
with her foremast and bowsprit standing, cabin window and
hatches blown up : she was laden with timber.
PLY MOU TII, MARCH 3.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Apollo,
Tennant, from London for the East Indies.
PORTSMOUTH, 51Ancit 4.—Wind S.—Arrived his Ma-
jesty's ship Arab, from Ireland.
NORTH SHIELDS, MARCH schooner Lively,
Gowerly, from Pittenwun to Newcastle, got on the Herd yes-
terday and filled with water : after throwing great part of the
cargo overboard, she was got in here in a damaged state.
DUBLIN, MARCH 2.—The American ship Atlantic, Taylor.
from Liverpool to New York, struck yesterday on the Codling
Bank, and muit have injured her bottom, as both pumps are
going to keep her free. The Captain thinks none of the cargo
is injured, but she must discharge to repair.

DAxrsrr
LITERATURE.—Among the literary
novelties of Denmark, one of the most important
is a new Journal, entitled Hermoder, which con-
tains both original Essays and Translations of the
most classical and esteemed foreign productions.
It is edited by Buocx, a Captain of Engineers,
and Lieutenant HALsurit.—Another periodical
ork, entitled Blandsinger the Medley, has been
lately established, and contains several valuable
articles.---In Norway also a new Journal has
been started ; it is published twice a week, and
contains not only critiques of new works, but
interesting intelligence respecting the literature
of other countries, and biographical sketches of
men of learning and eminent writers : this is so
much the more valuable, as until its appearance
there was no regular channel whatever for the
communication of literary intelligence, nor any
repository for detached and fugitive papers.
SWEDISH LITERATURE.—Sweden has hitherto
contributed but little towards the stock of Euro-
pean Literature, but can boast at present of
LING, a Poet, whose compositions are not only
stamped with originality, and pregnant with
fancy, but characterized by strong nationality
and raciness. Among his productions, the sub-
jects of which are generally borrowed from Nor-
thern and Swedish history, the most prominent
are his Agne, a Tragedy, of superior beauty ;
his Idyll, entitled Love; EJI,f the Goth; and
The Diet of 1527. Besides the above men-
tioned tragedy, he has produced several others,
and some dramatic compositions of a different
species ; but the latter are not so successful as
his offerings to the Tragic Muse. LING is at
present occupied upon an Epic Poem, entitled
Die Asen ; a portion of this appeared in
1816, and its merit justifies the interest with
which his countrymen look forward to the ap-
pearance of the remainder. His allegorical epic
production, although so patriotic in its subject,
has been received more coldly than his other
works, being more imperfect and less polished.
Several of his poems are in the Danish language,
in which he composed a collection of poetical
pieces (luring his stay at Copenhagen. Sweden
possesses also, at the present day, a Poetess of
no small talent in Madame ASPING, a Lady as
accomplished as she is amiable. her Lbplan:l
Girl, which appeared in the Poercal Calendar,
edited at Upsal by the ingenious poet ATTER...
BORN, is a composition of peculiar merit. AFZE..
Ltus and Professor GEIJEIt have published some
beautiful Swedish ballads ; and the former, in
contributing also to a new edition of the Edda,
has rendered a most essential service to the lite-
rature of his country.

giving you even a faint idea of the state of this town an
country.

The procession on Wednesday from Cork to this town, of
nine unfortunate victims, justly, I must say, sacrificed to the
injured laws of the Country, created fuch a feeling here, that
no tongue could express, no language could pourtray, the har-
rowed feelings, not only of the immediate relatives of the mis-
guided people concerned, but of the entire population of this
district.
About ten o'clock this morning, Thomas Goggin, C. Lucey,
Lyhane, and Murphy, accompanied by the respectable Clergy-
men, the Rev. Messrs. Kiely, England, Horgan, M'Swiney,
and Coghlan, were removed from the Paidewell cf this town,
under a strong escort of Regulars and Yeomanry, accompanied
by all the Gentry of the county. Never was any thing more
solemn—never was a better example set to any misguided peo-
ple, than the array of humanity and strength displayed on thin
occasion ; no feeling (as far as I could perceive) actuated them,
but sorrow for the unfortunate victims, and a determination to
uphold the invaluable rights of our Constituion. To-morrow
five more victir are to pay the forfeit of their lives at Deshure;
the particulars I'll give you for your next Publication.
Your's truly.
On the night of Monday last, a house,ver the property of Mr.
Thomas Parker, a respectable and wealthy farmer, on the
lands of Tauloght on Coole, about five miles from hence,
was surrounded by a party of insurgents and burned to the
ground. Shocking to the feelings of civilized human na-
ture ! ! In it were roasted alive and totally consumed eleven
cows, three calves, three horses and nine sheep ! Vire have not
heard any motive assigned for this barbarous outrage, but
THE INSTIGATION' OF THE DEVIL ! Parker was always
supposed to be generally esteemed, as an honest, opulent, and
industrious man, the friend of every person in his neigh-
bourhood, and highly regarded as such by every individual isho
knew him. His family have been resident on the lands for
many generations. They were ever acknowledged to be incs:
merciful and lenient in their extensive dealings with their poor
neighbours, and they were neither interlopers nor land-canters,
in the slang of Whiteboy legislation ; still has this useful, un-
offending, and honest man been made the victim of savage
frenzy. Certainly there is no security-for life and property is
this devoted country,