The Sun.
London, England, 1821-12-06 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Our doneF.tic news, from the more Souther a
Districts, continues to be of an afflicting and dis-
graceful character ; and we regret to'find symp-
toms' of an ill inclination nearer home than
Tubber:. All the Proclamations for prosecuting
the murderers of the Sheas were torn down the
first night after their being posted, and, in place
of them, a short notice was put up—" Not to be
uneasy aboutr, the Prochnnations being taken
down—that there should be occasion for plenty
Hof them before the winter was over."—(Clunmel
Herald.)
We have learned that the burning of the Parish-
Church of Knockane, near Killarney, originated:
in a dispute .about encroachments upon some.
graves.—( Waterford Chronicle.)
(Frorri " The Limerick Chronicle" of Saturaay';) .

The i\lagistrates and Gentlemen,Ool)e line
of road from Dublin have been on,Ate asc
some cars, laden with gunpowder, dolisigned for
this city, have been stopped by them,.and stored.:
in places of security.
A most numerous and respectable meeting of
the Magistrates and Gentlemen of the county of
Tipperary was held at Nenagh; on Wednesday,
when resolutions were entered into; expressing a„
determination to support the peace of the county,
and praying that the Legislature would have the
Insurrection Ac re-enacted, which the meeting.
conceived the most effectual inode of restoring
tranquillity.
On Tuesday night, five fellows distributed no-

ces at several far! )-Itous•es, different town-

fields, within a few perches of Upper William-
street, desiring the proprietors to pay certain
sums in support of " Captain Wright and his•
party," and threatening with destruction those
who refuse to conform, We understand that
some of the farmers, through intimidation, com-
plied with their illegal demands,

The house of John Enright, at Boherue, near
Pallas-Graue' • Daniel Lee's, at Drumkeen;
Bartholomew Brien's near flatly brooch and sv:
-
veral others in the neighbourhood- Of '-f)ahir-Con-•

lish, were visited, on Wed:tesday nizht, in search
of fire-arms, and contributions in money levied
from each. -

Chute's Western Herald, -received This morn-

ing, says, 46 Since our last publication, we regret
to state, that a number- of those nightlrmg-
rauderS, who disturb the public tranquillity, have
been busy within a few miles of Tralee. On Sa-
turday night, a large party went to different
houses in the. neighbourhood of O'Doriiey, de-
manding arms ; and on Monday night, the same
banditti, we should suppose,• took arms from dif-
ferent persons between O'Dorney and Listowell.
In no instance did they meet with resistance.—
Yesterday morning a notice was posted on the
church !gate oflflyn, in this county, sizzled-
" Captain Rock," threatening all drivers, tithe
collectors, &c. with the fate of young Mr. Ilos.-
kins, as also whoeVer should attempt to take it
down. On Major Ponsonby hang received in-
formation of this, he immediately rernoVed it."

INFAarops Fn.vun.---A. person .well dressed,
and having the appearance of a gentleman, called
at the hotise occupied by the 'orphans of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Bouy,NtA!4, at klackney, boe
distressing case has appeared in moSt of the
public Paßers,.and for whose relief. a subscrip-
tion has been set on foot. The fellow, address-
ing the eldest daughter, pretended,to commiserate
their unfortunate condition, and said he brought
them a contribution of 2/., requesting change out
of a 10.1. Bank of England note. Not having the
change in the house, they, at his suggestion, sent
for and obtained' it in the neighbourhood, and
gave the villain Si., with which he decamped
It is needless to say, that in a few days the note
came back, being forged.-3 medical gentleman
at Hackney was defrauded, about the *tie time,
by giving change for a forged 51. note, to a per-
son. whose. description answers to the above:

COAL-MARKET, DEC. 5.
Ships at Market. Ships sold
54 Newcastle - - 37 -
84 Sunderland. - -

Price.
35s ea to 44s ea
33s Ga to 45s 91

BIRTHS.

Yesterday, Mrs; Edward Dubois, Gower-place, Euston-
square, of a daughter.
At Feddal-house, Scotland, on tile 24th ult. the Lady ofJuhn
Graham, Esq. younger of Fcddal, of a daughter., .

MARRIED.
On the 4th inst. at Lewisham, Mr. Witham Chambers, a
Maddox-street, Hanover-square, to I:Um, only daughter of
Edward Ledger, Esq. of Blackheath, Kent.

DIED.
On the 3d inst., at his house, in Burlington. street, in the
City of .Bath, Barry Latinalot Lee, Esq., of Coton-house,
Shropshire.
On the 25th of November, at Mezieres, in France, in that
nCtli year of his age, Strickland Freeman, of 'Fawley Court, in
the County of Bucks, Esq.
On the 11th of November, on his passage home from Gre-
nada, for the recovery of his health, John Ogle, Esq., Capt4in
Ret. of Foot, and son of the late Robt. Ogle, Esq. of Eling-
ham, Northumberland, sincerely regretted by all who knew !inn.
On the 13th ult., at Greenock-' g after a lint iilnee.. Job',
Lawmont, Esq. surgeon R.N.
Ile was surgeon of the Viectie
at the period of her capture, and the c.on!i,iant of the larneit;:a
Captain Wright in the Tower of the rAiiple. in Paris, end
last friend who had access to his dungeon.
On Friday se'nnight, at Cliester.le-Street, Jahn Bird, Esi-
aged 85. Mr. Bird was bred to the sea service ; when in th!
flower of youth he sailed with the late Earl Howe, then C -
tarn Howe, under whose command, at the eaptere of the 11s-
vannah, his matcldess strength end courage were conspicuous-
When lie retired to the merchant service, he gave a fine exam-
ple of what temperance, industry, and perseverance could per-
form. Having acquired an ample f:rl,tric he ended his days
on the spot which gave Wet births ; but his well-earned fortune
was nut locleed up in a casket ; his bounty was frequently ex-
tended to his relations and connexions ; the poor had his pecu-
liar regard ; void of all ostentation he did rood by stealth, and
it was among his last requests to his aK:.tionate wife, to t)
good to the poor when he was gone ! Mr. Bird was one of the
first who founded a ship assurance accociation, by deed at
North Shields, in the early part of the Ameriean revolutionary
war. Only three of the parties who subscribed the deed are.
now living. It was prepared by the late Jasper Harrison, et
Newcastle Esq. and settled by the Right Honourable the pre-
sent Lord Chancellor (in Aucust, 1777), then an Cttlinat
and rising counsel at the bar. The Chancellor is some yea.ti;
younger than any of the surviving three.* Mr. Bird fougin
!it
under the immortal Wolfe, at the siege of Quebec,
1759, having the command of a party of seamen, who 1,"
buckled the cannon up the abrupt precipice, under the plains
of Abraham.
• *l. Mr. John 111' owick, of Preston, in his 87th year.
ear.
' 2. John Scott, Esq. Dockwrav Square, in his 77th y
3. Mr. Ralph Clarke Lowes, (4. Tynemouth, in his 74th Ye!
4. The Right Hon. John. Earl of Eldon, &c. in his 71st Ye"l

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