The Sun.
London, England, 1821-12-08 00:00:00

IRt LAN II

AnniznENsios OF TWO MORE OF THE StJtiPOSED

MURDERERS OF MAJOR COLLIS.
(From the Kerry Evening Post.)
TaAr„rc, DEC. I.—A man of the name of Gal-
livan, who is charged, with being one of the mur-
derers, was apprehended yesterday evening, its
Listowell, by that active Magistrate, Dr. Church,
whose zeal and efficiency stand so conspicuous at
the present moment, and is most creditable to our
country. It having been understood that Galli-
van, who is an inhabitant of this town, had gone
to Listowell, intimation was sent to Dr. Church
to this effect,
who instantly proceeded, in com-
pany with the gallant Mr. Kitson, to the house
where Gallivan was understood to be, and found
him in company with two other persons. Galli-
van made some she w of resistance, but Dr. Cturch
putting a pistol to his head, caused him to sur-
render, and Secured him. On his person was
found a Bank Post-bill for 601. 155. 11d., which
,appears to have been altered from 16/. 15s. Ild
[From the Dublin Morning Post of Tuesday.]
SEIZURE OF ARMS.—William Collis, Emu,
Captain and Adjutant of the Kerry Regiment of
Militia, suspecting that a quantity of arms was
concealed in the neighbonarOd of O'Dorney,
Lixnaw, &c., on the night or Sunday last made
a strict search to a considerable extent in that
part of the country, and succeeded in seizing up-
wards of thirty stand of arms, besides pistols, bay-
onets, swords, &c.
LETTER OF THE EARL OF DONOUGHMORE.
" KnOcklofty, Nov. 28, 1821.
" DEAR SlR—The public are much indebted to you for your
ready offer to give your best assistance and personal exertions,
to effectuate the advantages which I expect from the little
armed post at Ardfinnan-bridge, an important pass upon the

river.
" In addition to the two Barony constables who are resident
in Ardfinnan, but who might find it difficult even to protect
themselves, living as they do in detached houses, I have myself
armed four more men, whom I can depend upon, and who will all
assemble every night, from an early hour, in the house off Mr.
F. Burke, and will mount guard alternately, and guard that
important pass, the Bridge. These will be assisted by Mr.
Burke himself, by Mr. l3agot, the High Constable, who have
armed themselves ; and Mr. \ Robinson, who, you know,
has served the King, .has promised his co-operation. Of this
little band, I am to thank you for having kindly and loyally
undertaken the superintendence ; and may I hope that you will
kindly apprise me of any want of exertion or irregularity in any
of these persons.
" I Have taken care that they should be provided with a guard
bed and fire, and every necessary refreshment for the guard, no

exceeding seven men.
"By our order of this date, Mr. Robert 'Holmes, anothc r
Magistrate of this county, and I have directed that the public-
houses in your neighbourhood shall be closed at six in the even-
ing, and that any persons found therein after that hour should
be arrested and brought before us, or some other Justice of the
Peace, to be dealt with according to law.
" I have thus said every thing that was necessary to put you
in full possession of my object.
" In the present entire absence of any %Olitary protection,
we can only do our best for the protection of others ; for, I
thank God ! we are able and willing to protect ourselves.
" Your's, dear Butler, very truly,
" DONOUGHAIORE.
" Lieut. JAMES Br T LER, 62d regiment, Ardfinnan."

his said that a letter has been received in the
City, by a highly; respectable mercantile house,
dated Odessa, Nov. 6, stating that on the 16th-
December, the Russian Authorities at that place
would contract for 150,000 chests of wheat and
flour, or 750,000 bushels. This is in consequence
of a scarcity reported in the Crimea. The ex-
port of corn was also expected to be prohibited.
A meeting of the Turkey Company took place
on Thursday, when dispatches from Constanti-
nople-were laid before it.—They reached Lon-
don by way of Vienna, and are of considerable
importance. They confirm the news of a war-
r
having broken out between the Turks and Pe
sians, and of the latter having entered the domi-
nions of the former. It appears that a Persian
Prince, commanded in person not less than
110,000 men. The most severe engagement took
place in the immediate vicinity of Bagdad, and
seems to have terminated in favour of the invaders.
An arrival from Batavia has brought letters to
the 24th August, containing the sequel of tile
expedition against Palembang. After the attack
on the principal fortress, which took place on the
24th June, the Dutch troops landed' and took
possesSion of the other forts the palace, and
city, without further resistance. By the Ist
July, all warlike operations had ceased, and the
SULTAN, who accompanied the expedition, was
quietly seated on the throne of his brother. The
deposed Prince had been conveyed a prisoner to
Batavia, and it was believed would be sent to,
Banda.
We are happy to state that. the Manufacturers
of Trowbridge are at this time,. and have been
for several months past, fully employed ;
in se-
veral of the Factories they -work unusual hours.
From the last census it appears that the popula-
tion of this town is nearly 10,000, and that about
9,000 are manufacturing labourers ; havel of
f
whom (except- the aged and sick), now
much work as they can do. The poor-rate
, in
consequence, are low; provisions are. also ver
cheap ; and perhaps upon th whole
is it
for the la-
was never
better times for Trowbridge— e that
bouring class. The master manufacturer, how-
ever, complains that. from the extreme compe-
tition he does not get a common per tentage on
his capital ; that he uses his machinery to prO-
vent it froin spoiling, and in order to keep his
Connections.—" His hope is in the ature."—
(Bath Heridd.) •
e gre4 battl between IliciotAN and
The approaching,
NEATE it is said, taice place. in Chilton Park, near Hen-
gerford, the property of FULLI" CRAVEN, Esq.
On Thursday, as Mr. J. DatwE, a constable,
of Castle Combe, was in the act of seizing a man
who had been ill-treating a child, he fell down
and instantly -expired.--.(Bath .Chronicle)