The Sun.
London, England, 1817-09-19 00:00:00

prisunfi, ma:: lte taisen at 10. :per atnitith : and that Dart of,
that,m(fente tfitty Ile defi-aved by the lahourc. rat the priSollers.
1T119?) the 111.1v9:1011 of einp,,,y11,,,, cOlly.:C s 111
.11141
diiTorent 1),)k011,, 11, will :13. 041 i.:kiard the to
V.,e -moral to, teas' thap„the (.011.1},11111:41 COllSL•queilc,s,
I;flinturittet; tit.ttreiettt w 1,111,0 give no decisive opuni•tn. They,
however, ettlef I,lli tilt r 11011',1 0114 t he ..thole s'ysti m ni main-
taitiblg the coaivicti of the eattntryii ~,u,ceif;i;:le of ;;teat,
fmpr,,eetnent, ;old trust they shall he emiltteft to cutter
tutu," `illy, into, that subjet rally 111 the firstling
Arktur outMittitelt,,l eftti-,c..,,us that they have made as full
a report upon the, vat-tolls statit..cts of their :inquiries as per-
It .ps might have been etpeeted foal! them; they have
thought tit to sftuaratelheseitubjebts into distinct treads. anti
they have hrofigh,t them before the Rowe in the ordev,of
their itnifortmt.e.:(fluerit .arc, howevcr, many !mints ivhielt
they are atrx.lons to lake into their set iotts consider...l6;m ;
viz. the Estalfstisbutents of the Police ; the atteadance of the
ilo-I?oties of the .inferior Parish Officers; tint
Stateof the Put,iitc,Streets; the Laws couweruing the Suit- r_
pi.essi:on of i)itoracily fiouseie.; all of them are; it) their view,
,thjects of g; eat politic iriaportance';, and in order hring
hem in the advantagedwsrtatineu' under the view :yid
consideration of Patliament, your Committee trust they
shall' lie permitted to rent.:-.v their labours in the ensuing
Sessiun.

IRELAND.

MEL dNel-101, Y stilcrnEo

CORK, SEPT.. 13.

, -
SHOCKING CATASTROPHE.---Yesterday, nhont
ie otelock,-the.door of At lied-roam in the Royal

Mail Coach- Ilptel, Patrick-street,
,was forced
open, in const-ptence of the person who slept
there for the last eight nights, and who was its
the habit of rising at or before nine o'clock every
111Priling,,,npt appearing, when, hor-ritl to relate,
he was diSeovered in bed, covered with blood,
'after having discharged the contents of a'Pistol,
which he held in his hand, through his head, a
little above the right ear, which -was supposed to
have caused instantaneous death. Another pistol
lay on' the. to be used in ease the.first should
not have accomplished his fatal purpose.,
Yesterday :it Inquest was held on the body be.
fore HENRY HARDY, Esq., Coroner, when a ver=
diet was returned, " Came by his death by a pistol
ball, fired by his own hand in a fit of mental de-
rangement." It appeared •in evidence, that the
deceased was au Englisirman, and called himself
13towne, but who since appears to have been a
Mr. Samuel Heavan, who a short timt ago ab-
sconded from the llereford Bank, clad roe the ap•
.prehension of whout a large reward was offered--
he having stated his intention at the. Bahl: of go*
ing to Southampton for the benefit of his heath,
Miss Dattera was examined, who deposed, that
the deceased came .to her house on the 411 ins,.
during which time he appeared quite reset vet!, in--
Soinueb that. she saluted him tw ice ,tvi!hout :nay:
return, and that lie was very regular in his hours at
night.. The potter at the hotel also deposed, that
he was very reserve.;. His principal amusement
‘eGnsisted in reading Shaltespaare's Plays, of which
he had a very tine edition*il e used to walk doily
towards Black-rock or Glaumire. The day.previous

to the discovery of this rash act, the deceased went
to_Cove iv one of the Steam Packets, and re-
turned early in the evening-, On his ret.nrit to the
hotel, and getting- a.candle„ die porter followed,
to assist in the taking ,off leis boots, which having
dune, he wished him " good nigi but he re-
ceived no reply. This was between eleven and
twelve o'clock at, night. lie had' dined, at the
Bo‘ver Tavern, and did not ref ton till after eleven
o'clock ; at nhout one o'clock a Quaker gentle-
man, who slept in the next room, heard hint walk-
ing about, hut suspected nothing;. Ile did not hear
the report of a. pistol, nor did any other person-in,
the house. effects were exantined,.w hen there
appeared a considerable suns of money, comprising.
Bank of England notes and gold, making a total
of about 1,1001. Iribh. No documents were found,
except a note, addressed to a lady, of which the
following is a copy :--" Mr. B. will have the
pleasure of waiting on Miss NV. at half-past twelve,
if agreeable -- Saturday . morning:: --,Dire.cied
Miss W., 7, Hart-street." There was also
found•a label on a new'coat, directed S. Bea-tan,

Esq., which is a corroboration that he is-theper-
smrnentioned in the following notice, which was
received ou the day he shot hitmeif : •
• " L.lOO REWARD.—ABSCONDED. •
0 Whereas Samuel Beavan, for ten years pasta Clerk in
the FlereiOrd City and County Batik,
,did, tinder preteoce of
visiting Southampton for 'the lanrgt of h'is health, abseood
on the 186 of August last, with a consiileralik sum, the pro-
perty of his employers. Whoever wid apprehend or give
formation of the said Samael 11eavan, shall receive from the
said firm the above Reward of L. 1.00."
The deceased was about twenty-six years of
age. lie %vas this morning interred in the strati.
ger's vault, at St. Finn Bair's.

DARING OUTRAGE.—Yesierday morning, about
one o'clock, (late tellows attacked and broke in-
to the dwelling-house of a pour witiuw " °wan,
of the name of Gorman, on the Pooladiaisroad,
in the liberties of this City (Coil:), who obtains a
livelihood b•N selling vegetables. There were two
otivei• women, it,ll/ IteS Of the 110tISt!, along ttitit
the poor widow, %elm were the only inhabitants it
COOttii.OL On heating the trYisv they instantly
got ty, %viten the door was broken in, and the
three women were given in charge to one of
the
men, who had his face blackened, with a drawn
. .
sword in his hand, who. emnp(lied them to go
into beti, 'and cover then pelves with the hell
clOthes, threatening, at the same time, that if
they stirred,' he wotild rim them through. lii,the
mean time, the other two proceeded to rifle the
house, anti after remaining about three tinartets
of all LIMO', SUCCet'ded in taking with them about
141, with a promissory note of no value.

. . .
ins has kt his house, and gone
battre ‘vill
place Oc, sting; 7t04 on :limber. lie
scientific 13e1a,,c0, the Jew, and the Icidi lad
li.;ind,:ll, of fluid science, arcs also in close train-
i„4 c(:mhat. on the Ist of Octoher.-25 to 4un
..Tllis 'is a most interesting match,