The Sun.
London, England, 1811-01-15 00:00:00

Ji E LIII 1).

Our letters represent several pits of Ireland to
in the must ttirbulens state of in,nborditiation,
The Counties ut Tipperary and NViiterfwd have
be hollered to' proceed in the perpetration of
tiuit Limit and robbeties of fire-artns, until
the various Ciuditti begiti now to 'nide, conceiving
tnemseh es sum% enough for open rebellion. How
it lu,s bilpfienvd that these counties have not tong
been, proclainieil out of the King's Peace,
v, here no Loyal st34,j,ql, for three year., past, has
Lid 'cue hours pi..aceable security fur lite or proper-
ty, arid whew all the efforts ut ►he inetictlt Civil
ipt,‘4,,er bre SO notoriously ineffectual, is a question
which Government only eat' al,Wer. To detail all
the alarming accounts olutight over by the, five
that arrived on Saturday, would fill
cJiiiintis of a newspitper : the following will
tuu lionentably demonstrate the ;v sent state of that
co"; try,

LVaTglaut+n, JAN. 6.—We hove a mortifying
duty ,Oil to persist in euurnerating the shocking and
netilious viol,rtions 01 law and s:-vial order, which
poor in ono.* us front k very • quarter. The Ca-.
masts have anained such a degree of audacity, as to
parade ill the btrtel& of our town in open day, and
Edit defiance to toe Magistraies and other constitu-
te authorities. Ii such in to be the state of Ire-
if that pppanage and important et,undary of
the: F.:Amine continue, to be thus saandoneel to re-
%age alto dei-.;station, without any effectual Obit to
ptineet the peaceable and orderly cast, ot her pn.
inflation, tlw resia.:itt Irish gentry (of the absentees
Who have abatitioned the protection 01 their pro•
perties, we say nothing) from whose possession
Ito arms have p. en violently ii;.r .steered in o the
hawk of umeeling bandiri, have much reason to
tr.:whir for the naval preparatiolia which are said to
b hi such forwardness on the' c ass of Holland
Flsodera.
ow rages tecently committed in the neigh»
bouilt oil of Currck and Cloninel, we tees et to
have to add the (olawing, accounts of whice have
beets dtmlinunicated through a respectable cutres-
pootleot.
At, to ten days ag°, as the Lite. Mr. John Ryan
(coadjutor to Mr. &C.:Amur of Ballneal) OCCOtil•
patetd uy (tie; 140 btothers, were Ictilrlit'.g home to
fallyeectotio, the place of their residence, near
Kil-
(ash, about sitven.o'cluck. in the evening, one of
Mr. Ryan's brother; rude on a little before them,
and was proceeding towards his dwelling-house,
when he w4s wet by an armed olrty of Caiavats elu
ck, . about eight in number, they dental: 40d
hts, money, and on Ins it:fusing, they pulled him
illy !write, h aced him to kheel d ,wn, tiriiig
shots at the Mlle time—he, leariug for his lite,
civet aloud to los brothers tor assistance, who were
at hand ; un their appromb, the Caravats pre-
setihal two vieces, at them, but missed lire. Mr.
_Ryan and blotherk dished iii atilung them,
hi-locket' tepee of them down, and &posed the re-
11t•li+d~r, alter flotgii3g them well. with loaded
wosi,,, Hod wouthhlig them sever ly with the butt'
sestet t t: sotue of the guns anti pistols which they
retrato 0111 the v,ilsins.--Sliaukratr,
Fritray'night.ae!oitiglit, about eight o'clock,
the arms of Keothdy, ayonceman, weir taken c,ut
ot his oorelliog-house, earric.on,SUrr, by two
men, wil",.111e10.1 hour: iu the ..wsente of lien •
emit, and itreseteee pi. toll let the heads of a little
a,d ,t y-0111% malt who 10dg...c1 in part of the
lious-, se caring t hey would blow., them if they made
'They I.:,Ln went up stairs, and got
the ar,iib, wilt whien they ettucted their ;tweet.—
inaLee, JAW. I,— The notorious disposition
whit,,; to the disgrace of social order and public Ile-
czirily, has been so manic:oft among the lower orders
ot the people of this country, has of late iocreasecl to
steti atat troug extent, that it is impossible to cal-
culate ott Its istietta without a degree of !miner tests.
parauto,floin this species 01 lawless outrage. We
every day witness the must tragic seette4, eee4..
shooed by the deter mined hostility of contending fat-
w.ho,,in.t.flatice of all authority, assemble in
our streets, and in the broad sunshine of ouf uteri-
4iiifi day, 'carry on their destruettve warfare. On
these oceasiotis, sticks, stones, and other missile
weapons are indiscriminately used ; and we under-
stand that they frequently come to these sanguinary
‘contests ' armed. with' hangers, bluodeibusses, &c.
During the entire ot last week (a Week peculiarly set
apart for religious duties), an assemblage of these
miscreant*, to an almost incredible amuunt, fitted
the streets'of this town evidently bent on their tero-
reciaos wot k, lor which only opportunity was

vt anted.
(hi Saturday the appearance of tumult was sO
ttlitg, 011 t it because neceisary to resort to Mi-
lo ,r protection; and in consequence the entire'of
the bcitritn itegiment stationed here, aided by John
Weekes, Esq. Chief Peace Ottit.cr, scoured the
streets, and to prevent disturbance retoitned under
arms thc whelp' day. Checked by the intcrlertnec
cat so large a toilility force, the day closed without
any, seriow .A:cident buying occurred; night, how-
ever, bet g more favour.thle to their design, H des-
perate conftt„t took place at Billymollen, in which
many were se,.erely wounded—One man in patina'.
tar, tiari:ed 0.1111135, miserably beaten about
the head, 'which wus so difligured that a feature of
his could be scarcely distinguished. Flu was yester-
day morninq conveyed to the Comity Hospital,
where be now lies without hopes of recovery... 4--
Wesiern
A te',v nights since a not ber of ruffians called at
the honsetot one White, a ne,ll tvlntit OtAir. Spar.,
row's, at Patrick's We and immediately on gutting
into the house flOgged him. While they were in-
flitting the bastinado on White they heard the ap-
prota of horses, which excited them to a fresh ex-
ertion of vigour, and instantly stopping the persons
who were coming up, they flogged theft. Ono of
them, named Connor, a snUg farmer, was so se-
verely pounded, that he w,i; obli&ed to
.be loused at
White's. The other, one Coony, also-a substantial
farmer, for the present escapt_d with a lighter por-
Zion tat. chasti4ement, and gut home by the" swift,

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nett of his-how from +he puvrait of aloe noun.
drols, whose vengeonf-: reviving against Connor,
bey proceeded to hi 4 house, ahuost a Mite distant,
and dentolishtd winduA I. Ctninor still lan-
guishes under the sbue h& leceited.—Clannzel He-
rald.

Last Tuesday evening, at an early hour, some of
those miscreants, by whom the public peace is so
constantly disturbed, exhibitca a spirit of most in -
solent bravado by firing three shots, one at ihem
within the town, and two o‘hers un ilia bridge.—

Wednesday night, at the hour of eleven o'clock,
some-miscreants set fire to- the hpuse of Comm.
an' industrious farmer, near O'Brien's
Bridge, which consumed every article in the dwell-
ing ; the family, cfuisisting of 12 persons, had
scarcely time sufficient to escape the flames, for they
had wily got outside the door, when the. roof of the
house tell Chron.
of Clears., who was shot in a'reMpting
to break into the house of Mr. Wm. Harvey, of
Coleville, county of Tipperary, was brought into the
jail-yard of Clonniel, and o,eie
Committed to Clonmel Jail, b' IV, Despard,
John Mullally, charif,ed with having arms conceded
in his house; Thomas Duggan, for having bar.
booted and concealed two men, who felumously fired
at Thomas- Pepnetather, Esq. ; Laurence Meile, for
attempting to stab a soldier of the .Fermanagh Mili-
tia.

liy Pierce O'Donnell, Pat. Tobin, charged
whit having in his poisesston a pistol, which was
stolen froin Richard O'Donnell, and altiu charg-
ed will) various acts of outrage. lobin is.a (lowa-
ous ottender, and was apprehended and delivered
to t►►e s,id Magistrate t►y a number of the pari,hion-
ers of Po►werscourt.

By Gc:•orge Gi ace, Esq.—John Tootitmey, charged
with a violent assault oo Al . Ryan.
A Gentleman jest arrived ('rain Woterford inforrus
us, that on Sunday night a detachment' of the Ros-
common Militia were tent in pursuit of a number of
insurgents, who had assembled in a field for the per
pose of exercising, between Mullinavat and Water-
ford. The detacament was divided into three divi-
sions; orie of which came on them unperceived, and
immediately fired. The number slate on this occa•
sion could not be ascertained, as only one man and
three horses were found dead ; but, from the quan-
tit) 01 elood vbservtd on the fields, it is seppesed
many of the dead and Wounded were tarried tit by
t noir corn pan i es.— (literjard Herald.)
On Thursday nigh ,t a most audacious attempt
was made In rob the Bank of John Redmond,
At about half past ten, three men, genteelly Messed,
rapped at the door; one of them, a tall thin man;
with a handkerchief over his eyes. They seized the
servani need who let them in, boned her hands be-
hind her back, fastened her legs, gagged her, and,
and thrust her Into the coal-hole, meanwhile tweet-
ning to shoot her it she, uttered a word. Messrs.
Brennan sted Fortune, two confidential clerks, who
live in the house, returned home at a quarter alter
tweilve, frinn a party with whom they spent the eve-
ning, They were lot in by these feilows, who im-
in:ehately attacked them. Brennan they bound and
gegge.l, took him up stairs, and laid him on 4 bed.
Fortune fought with them, and coos subdued.—
They bound and gagged him Ave He received six
wounds on the head, one on the thumb, end a black
eye. Brennan disengaged himself and leaped hum
a window inueleen tl3et from the ground, by which
his knee Was hurt ant allele sprained. Before Bren•
pan returned with the guard, the robbers had es-
caped. The villains left behuld them a sledge, a
wrench, two newchissels, three gags, and a cord.—
The above is the second violation of the public peace
which Ave have two constrained, however unwil-
lingly, to communicate in our columns.. A murder
has been perpetrated, and a burglary attempted, cha-
ractetired, each of them, by singular circumstances
of deliberation, preparation, boldness, and attrocity;
and the mind, hearing of crimes almost unknown in
this county, is struck at once with astonishment and
alarm. The charader of the county has been hither-
to untarnished by the commission of those crimes
which have disgraced the calendars, and crowded the
prisons, of the counties adjoining.—(ifexford He-
raid.)

Last Wednesday evening, Thomas Pennefather,,
Esq. of Ballylanagan, was stopped on his return
home, near his own house, by three fellows, two of
whom seized the bridle ; but by a sudden exertion, .
and striking one of the villains with his whip, he
disengaged himself; and the same instant the third
•fellow made a violent blow at Mr. Pennelather's
servant with a wattle. And on Mr. P's getting rid
of the villains, two shots were fired at him, but hap-
pily without fie& Mr. Pennefather instantly pro-
ceeded home,—(Clonmel Herald.) •
CA4I7LRBA it, Da regret to learn !bat out-
rages as disgraceful as have taken place in other Ba-
unites of this county, have 'been recently committed
in Tyrawley, principally in the neighbourhood of
. Ballina. The Magistrates there have Ilad a meeting
in consequence, and resolved to meet this di;position
to licentiousness with becoming promptitude .and
spirit ,—(Canotitu!ion.)
On the lath inst. a meeting of the Magistrates
if the county of Meath was held at Donleek, when
a Committee was appointed to inquire into the causes
of the Lbw urbances which have lately disgraced this
neighbourhood. They afterwards resolved, " that
upon a dose investigation, and on the report of the
-Committee, we find that the neighbourhood is in a
most disturbed state." They afterwards entered in-
to a liberal snbscription for obtaining discoveries and
defraying expences.—(Beifast News Letter.)
In the County of Meath there have been a great
h many depredations perpetrated lately by a banditti
styling themselves Jack Carders." On' the night
of the lath nit, they attacked the farm-yard and
dikes al Mr. T. B. Hardman, and fired several shots
into the house of his bailiff, and having forcibly en-
tered it, threatened to shoot him, beat him severely,
map then, in the most savage manner, scraped his
back with a' wool-card. After thus maltreating the
bailiti, they cut down 050 young trees in the plan-
union, and destroyed several gales, &c. They then
left a written paper with the bailiff, threatening all

R I) HARR IS, of No. 4, Idartltttotwort, Dow.stroot I ield bJ
icy, No. I 12, Strand, where didtteriiserrents, Orders

persons who should take (ambi over ilte 11,31; of
others, in ti,6 dAuities of Dublin, Meath, Louth,
When they departed; they took with t! em five
mare* and tr ie horst.,' which were alterv:ards found
lin the hill et Bellestown.—ltieni.