The Sun.
London, England, 1815-10-23 00:00:00

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LImERIGN, OcT. iti.—atitrttay last, Seijcant
Juitt)soo tme la: tutder
(i#e lustareetion..,Asel, flout the County tb
Ho-use hen:, to gitthk,...;t•,. It the
following “:ste, day, LL e him,
Assistant Ilat'iister Lioyki, and a ittil beach of

Patrick O'Donitell, Of PJfiis Keitry, tier. }wing
absrcic trout his latheei !mute, lilt the bight ut
the Bth iost. , -

Callaghan Riardan, al Rathkeale, and Manrice
Roehe, of. Callow,_ lur.. bein.g found drud‘ing:iii
plIbliC4lOtISC iii liathkeale, abUilL O'CloCk*
un Monday inornilig.„•
After a most patient trial, they were all convict
ed as idle and, disorderly..persons, and 'under the
Statute were immediately 'sentenced to be trans.!.
ported for seven years, to, Botany Bay, for Which
place they will be embarked on Friday.
The .license of the spirit retailer, at whose
house. Riordan and Call tglian were drinking teas
very properly 'Withdi awn by the Bench ofJn‘t ices.

Four other men are to' be iried at' Rathkcale
thjs day, under the Insurrection Act.
Jeffrey Browning, Esq. a Magistrate of this
County, ,apprehended Michael Kionane, near
Croon', a.t an unseasonable hour, on- Wednesday
night—be was yesterday lodged in jail, under an.
escoll of ,the 746. Kinnane, and. Hewitt, whu
was apprehended by Major NViison and the Rev.
Richard Cot, will be tried at the Sessions here,
before Seljeant Johnson.
We are glad to say, that several stand of arms
have been, voluntarily surrendered by the country
i)eorle- to John Lowe, Esq. of Castle Jane, a Ma-
gistrate of this County.
Saturday night, several farmers' horses on the
confines of the North Liberties were rode---the
fellows; %elm were armed, took the road towards
Cratloe, at which place
.they broke into Hallo-
Well-honse, robbed him of several articles, and
;hen proceeded to Baliymorris, to the house of
Fitzgerald,
,where they got a musket.—On the
following night, the same party broke into the
houses nearArdnacrosha, in quest of' strangers
that are employed digging potatoes. L.sst ni.ght
they broke into Quane's house, near the Mayor's
Stone, and alter brat.ig Qoane and his ‘vite se-
verely, threatened them with destruction, if they
did not leave the neighboti hood.
At two o'clock this morning, James Collins was
taken in the act of throwing a stone at the senti-
nel on Thomodd Bridge. He was lodged 111 jail ;
Collins is also identified as one of the ruffians that
broke into Quane's house fast night, as above
mentioned.-

The best consequen'ces are expected to arise to
this County, frinn the judicious resolutions entered
into on "Friday last, by the Magistrates, to have
Baronial MeetingS, to which every Well-disposed
inhabitant is invited',• we recollect well, that similar
meetings, in the year 1 793 , had the hest effect in put-
ting down the outrages that existed at that period ;
and, as Government has shewn every willingnes
to assist the Magistrates., by hitting in force the
Insurrection Act, which enables them to detect
fellows that .n 4 y be out at unseasonable hours,
and to search' alt houses, and every place witilitt
the County, for concealed arms, the gentry a.mt
farmers should act with vigour together, in order
to put dOwn the spirit of outrage which disgraces
this county.

At a meeting of the Magistrates of the Comity
of Tipperaiy, on Thursday, it was resolved to
apply to the Lord Lie►►tenant, to pla-ce the remain—
ing Baronies of that County under the I nsurrectiou
Act, viz. Upper Orthond, Lower Ormond, Owney
and Arra, and Ikerrin.