The Sun.
London, England, 1813-07-13 00:00:00

OUTRAGES IN DUBLIN.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM DURLIN, JULY 8.
" Our city was most :plendidly illuminated last
night, in honour of the glorious victory obtained
by our illustrious countryman Lord WELL] NGTO2.7 :
Inn I regret to say, that that worthy and excellent
Magistrate our Loan MAYOR, and Sheriff STUD-
DART, walking as private gentlemen, were Most
outrageously insulted by tt mob, who called
theta Orange villains, upbraiding the Loan'NlAvoß
with having presented a petitiOn against the Ca-
tholic Claims, aid finally- assailed him and the
Sheriff with showers of btones sod. . dirt. They
went so far as to stave several hogsheads of por-
ter, which hi; Lordship had liberally ordered out
for the nitiltittale, and tore asunder time pitch bar-
rels, though on fire, flinging burning brands at
the -Mansiorrhouse: they -wer:!,'lttiwever, dis-
persed by some cavalry, but not before • they had
broke several of his Lordship's windows. Some
of the rtoters are in Newgitte."

A most atrocious murder was .perpetrated at a
colliery, called Woodsess, near Kirkinuirhill, in
Lanarkshire, on the night between Thursday the
Ist and Friday the '2tl instant. On Frittay morn-
ing, about six o'clock, one of the workmen, on
descending into the coat-pit, discovered the corpse
of Agnes Watson, who wrought at tire` said col-
liery, lying at the bottom in a shockingly mangled
condition, her head nearly severed front her body,
which was stabbed in different parts, and the
whole of her person exhibiting a most frightful
appearence. in the shed, or lodge, us it is called,
at the mouth of the pit, a considerable quantity of
blood, some hair, a comb, and other articles be-
longing to the deceased, were found, which plainly
showed that the unfortunate woman, who bad
been missing since tell o'clock the preceding eVen-
Mg, had made considerable resistance before she
Wits stabbed. James Jackson, a collier ut Wood-
sets, to whom Agnes Watson was far advanced
in pregnancy, is in custody on suspicion of the
murder ; and a precognition •i; going on, with the
view of inquiring into the circumstances attending
this most barbarous affair.

At Portsmouth Quarter Sessions, which com-
menced on litursday, Murtha Chomberlain, a dia-
bolical wretch of the first magitude, who resides
in Love-lane, Portsea, was convicted of Fortune
and the case exhibited depravity and ik-
tynance in their most pernicious forms. 'rite pro.
secutor was a poor silly servant girl, who, 6010
residing at Gosport, heard the fame of the di-
itleress, and time thence to obtain that know-
ledge from her which is tempt in impenetrable
darkness from common minds for which she paid
three-pence. The girl )eent a Second time, to
bare u partietaur question sillved, when the hag
suspended the bible to ri key, anti as it turned,
she tuld the girl it was in her favour !—Slie there-
upon desired her to leave her mistress, and 'come
iind Live with her, until the Captain, who was to
marry her, came hack from London ! The girl
did as sbe told her, but she had not need many
days with the wretch, when she prevailed (.11 her
to give herself up to prostitution ; and in this
course of life she continued five:mouths, when she
became the subject eif micery and of pity. This
was one of the several which the
Court heard with horror ;toil indignation. Site
was sentenced to the emretocAt pooialtatcat the
law inflict to he imprionitai twelet tiWnhcni,
and to Vilna in the pillory once in each
during htr coufinente4, •
Utt.Sotailay evening it young womm, in UniQn
court, Holborn, had her skull fractured by letting
down a Cohling-up bedstead, which tell upon her
head.
William Cioloeuti, charged with. the lOWA Mur-
der of Nlartha tevens, at Wo,nil'orti, goii,e%,
bas been reinood from New•gatti t! Chlittivstfmt,
ttS tike bi*.u;;ll-04 th 9 cusiihit

11111Eit lAt PA !IMAM ENi .

ilOtrSil OF PtitiiB, MoNDAy, JULY lb.

• . . I‘TIACEI,LANF,(}I3S.
i*ln the course of tI titrir LorAt
Viva wit,i plc m: l)ct II ill t 131.4 SetrN tlitisrs of Turnye Tall,
ntr4;Wttlitot-t. Zitrtic ,te, arud ';'hiti.z;st.,. v. Po•aio,
Attiqnritt tiff wa he.JOgnitit in the 1).10)
cult. of Tontltinb,.u. 4.1:e Aitorne..-(ir,orrul • ••
Lo;lsetl Ivert• livArii in the. Ij.il) Appeal of i',ler(lo
v. proett.A.:ain- I.:,•worrntv.,
- . . .

The ItoYid 0%1'9,41- Commis ,ko, .the
propriation theyWeti:orian anti Nvlsoo Estat,s,
lloohtior,.titor-4 Em:ht•zzleolent, sit rot,s, Court 110,,,,,
Ptiattcery Cterlsg, .T 4.11 to tho Eeris::4 .1 k:oortic oltel a ts'
bibtr liitl,t of tor itu'v),.rtloce. . 'flit ourty
we,v,.the.L.Jrd Ghat.erilor, the I)ulie of M00t0...r, hokl Lord
Itedechle.

- On the crte.4tion fur the second reading of the Irish r. 'nits
. .
Counsel r•lr. Adzini,:. was heard fur the Petitioners ngnizist
ithil runclotlett, it -Iva.. setilcd by their hut rt.hip,,
.4110ifid ill, Petitioners utli.r ;viy 'Kent* os it. curt
tiuua it ith be un the of the chin es in tie
Cusp itt ee. •

Enti of I.ArDEHI)ALE t9ok occasion .40 Arliit,t. vll,
sii,ty of &fjectiinis chitty agaiitA the principle ;mil renerat
effect. of tliconritsure. • Ile deprecated those vacs !:mows
whicli *u fvelnentlY, of late years, tool; place that part of
the code, which would render it unsafe fur individual,: to em-
bark large capitols in the trade, censitrcii • the iiis,cretiunavy
whieli was Nested in the C ointeis•iioners of the Excise
by one of the provisions, which was nearly tantanimult to,a
leei,lative power, raid contended, that the efrvvt of a PAO. PI)
fraturci. would be to deteriorate instead of to inipriae the
revenue., • • ,a .
- • -

The fill was thin read a second time, and ceninsitted for
Weiineskty. ~. • • • -
The Pilots Regulation, bind Tax Redemption, .slntlges
Pensions, and a few other Bills, were read a third time and
pa ired.' • , .. .
, .
• The Peninsula Accounts and Irish Spirit Betio Collection
Bills, were read a A eclonti time, and colutsitted for to-ntort ow.
On the second leading of the Ship Owners Addition 4,1 Re-
lief 13i11, • .
, . •
'the LORD CHANCALLOR pointedly retnr.rked,, that the
Lill .would require some t eel es*ential altezat.on io a Cunt- •
toitter, before their Lordship. Lokitd with safety ins.: it.
The Earl of CLANCAIi'TY sato a few word,, the purport
of which we were not able to collect.
The I.OIID CILVISCEI,I.OR Ihrzlier ,o!tserreti, that some of •
the r...atter of the wr:tten Bill was left out in that now neforu
them. • • . i.
The Bill being read a second time, it was committed for to.•
11101TOVV. . .
Mr. Kingston, fort the East India Directors, presented
tteveral Ac punts, I,...:rAti:int to former votes it 'hit Howie,
which were urdrrgd tu lie on the tabie, .
The Murk Auctions Prevention 13111 was I :ought up from
the CortilLuito by Mr. Aldernion Cumbe i it :has reul a treat
time, and ordered to be Minted.
The Irish insolvent Debtors Bill was returned front the
cocr4mnis, with the.aciitileseenee of that. Douse to the Amend-
ments nii:de therein by their Lortidtips.-41.djouthed.