The Sun.
London, England, 1821-12-31 00:00:00

IRELAND.

The LORD MAYOR. and Corporation proceed
from the Mansion House, to meet the Marquis
WELLESLEY, to-morrow, at eleven o'clock pre-
cisely.—(Dublin Correspondent, Dec. '26.)
LIMERICK, Etre. 2.5.--(ErCCUtiOn.)—MondaY,
Michael M'Grath,and Francis Shaughnessy,were
executed at Gallows Green, pursuant to their
sentence. They both acknowledgedtheir guilt, of
which there was not the slightest doubt, as they
were convicted on the clearest evidence. Their
bodies have been sent for interment in " Cropies
hole."—Thus have six unfortunate men been
brought to an ignominious and untimely end, (4
of them for the atrocious crime of murder) by
their folly and madness, in attempting to set the
laws of the land and the public authorities at de-
fiance—seven more have been sentenced to deathi
Several dragoons were dispatched from this
city on Monday, With letters for Newcastle, Sha-
nagolden. A skeaton, and other disturbed dis-
tricts of the county of Limerick, from some
of the unfortunate men who have been sen-
tenced to die on Monday next. Various Roman
Catholic Clergymen addressed their congrega-
tions on Christmas Day, in the most feeling man-
ner, beseeching those amongst them who were in
possession of arms, to give them up this day.
at Rathkeale, as in case of compliance, and pro-
vided one thousand stand were given up, the
lives of some of the convict:; might be spared.
The unfortunate wretches forwarded the letters
above alluded to, to those persons who it is sup-
posed are most implicated in the 'disturbances,
and are best acquainted with their various
secret depots of arms. In their letters they
pointed out, as we can understand, the wicked-
ness and folly of the conspiracy, and positively
declared, that, if they refused to comply, they
(the prisoners) would place their unrelenting as-
sociates'in the same peril in which themselves
now stand. No application for reprieve will be
made, unless a delivery of arms to an important

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amount takes place immediately.
On• Tuesday night, four persons were taken h
Cratloe Wood, by the Police, in the same place
where the murderers of Mrs. Torrance were ap•
prehended. They have, it appears, eluded jus.

it was
ALGIERS, SEPT. 22.—The Greek Insurgents tice for some weeks, and are charged with being her navigation, and which should give extraordi-
ttitaii7
had so hinde'red and interrupted the communi- active agents in the present disturbances. An
encouragement to her manufactures and pro-
cation between the I '04„:„ t and this part of Bar- unfortunate man, whom the vile associates of
harp; that the 'Turk. Authorities at Smyrna, these deluded creatures suspected of having given ductions in the ports of the United States; to
in order to send to our Dey the Firman of the the information that Idtl to their discovery, was improper to accede; it is much
Sultan, were obliged to apply to the Commander way-laid at an early hour on Wednesday morn-
of the English squadron for protection. He ing, on the edge of the wood—a volley of arms to be regretted, although a negotiation has been
immediately granted a frigate for this purpose. was discharged from an ambush at him—several long pending. Such is the diversity of the views
It brought the Finnan centaining, as is well balls entered his body, and he expired on the entertained on the various points, that there
known, an urgent summons to the Barbary States spot.. does not appear to be any reasonable pro-
to send all their ships of war to the aid of the A meeting of the disturbers took place in three
Turkish fleet. The Algerine squadron lay at different places in the neighbourhood of Limerick spect of its early conclusion ; it is my duty
that time ready equipped in the harbour; it con- on Sunday night last: they were well watched to state a cause of very great regret—that
sisted of two frigates and seven small vessels, by the Police, but eluded apprehension, in con-
very serious differences have arisen in the ne-
and sailed in the beginning of this month. It sequence of the activity of their scouts, and dis-
seems, however, as if the Dey would rather have persed under cover of the darkness of the night, gociation respecting the construction of the Bth
desired to avoid this expedition. The crews without committing any particular act of depre- Article of the Treaty• of 1803, whereby Louisiana
when' they embarked did not slim any great will- dation, that we have, as yet, heard of.
was ceded to the United States; and likewise
ina;,ness. The Commander of the squadron has' TRA LEE, DEC. 24.—0 n Saturday evening last.
strict orders not to venture into the Archipelago. i seven men from the immediate vicinity of Baky-' respecting ti.-' seizure of the Apollo in 1820, for
but to limit his cruize to the neighbourhood of heige castle, were committed to the county gaol, a violation of our Revenue Laws.- 'he claim of
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