The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-13 00:00:00

I II ELAN D.

ExrEbtTrous.trUSßANDl'Y.—Some time since,
a Mr, 11-,- let to It Mr. 1) a house and
at 101, per acre, situate near
,Caher, in the county
of Tipperary. • When the price :ot lands and pro.
duce declined, an abitement in rent was demand-
ed from Mr. H. but was peremptorily refused ;
'on which Mr. I).•'spritted the premises, leaving
about three acres Of the best wheat the country
growing on thelands. -Mr. H. .would not resume
the occupation!--the Wheat became ripe, and some
of the county of Tipperary Legislators, consider-
ing, no doubt, the loss it would be to the coo-.
inanity to leave the wheat in danger between the
parties, and 'irL these times of scarcity, assembled
in the night, and there actually cut, bound up,
and carried away, its. a 'workman-like manner,
every atom of the crop before morning—and, not-
'withstanding a diligent search was made next day,
not a trace of it could be found,—(Cork, Ad-
vertiser.)

CAS' enAtt, Nov. 7.—On Monday last an ac.
count .reachett us of a burglary and ferocious rob-
bery, attended with most aggravated eireetn-
stances, on the night preceding, at the house of
liallylahan, the residence of the Rev. Mr. Gorge,
near Foxford, in this county. This respectable
Gentleman has only, within the hest' week, taken
possession of the living of Foxtord, and is a perfect
stranger in that comity ; it is nut therefore t. o any
objection of his character or conduct that the dis-
graceful and inho.pitahle reception he expetiene-
ed is to be attributed. On Sunday night his
house was forcibly entered by about a 110Zeh per-
sons,. well armed, who rifled it of every article
:that was valeable and portable, including
cash to the amount of WU two or three watches,
-and a considerable quaff oily of plate. Every thing
that the villains conceived to he useles\ to them,
or which, in their possession, mi!..;lit lead, to disco-.
very, they destroyed upon the spot—they broke the
windows and allude brittle ware in the house. One
of them desired Mr. Gorge to fall upon his knees,
that he might shoot him ; and when the Gentle-
man courageously replied, that if he was to he
shot it must be standing, the unmanly ruffian
pulled the trigger, but Providence kept hack the
fire, which only flashed in the pan, when the fel-
low's anxiety to partake of .the plunder, which
he observed his companions dividing too freely
among themselves, diverted him front the purpose
he had edeceived, of taking away the life of Mr.
Gorge. • They stripped the rings from off Mrs.
Gorge's fingers, and even deprived her of the
clothes with which she had hastily and loosely
covered herself at the moment of 0/eh' 1111Settb00".
able visit. They were offered the keys of the
several boxes and locking-up places in the hotise,
which they declined using, preferring to beat them
in with the but-ends of their muskets, of which
they had several in good condition. Whets they
were going away, Mr. Gorge asked them to re-
turn hint an old watch, not intrinsically valuable,
but which had been the property of many of his
ancestors, and the ruffians refused him this incon.
sitlet able article of their rich booty.
.)u Tnestlikry liorkatt, nue of the swine-
ford yeomen, obtained information that several of
the robbers were, at a house at Ctsrrian, within
three miles of w ineford. He cotnatnuicated the
matter to Messrs. Cosgrave and Giles, revenue.
officers, and the three agreed to proceed to
the place, ,witit Once other yeomen (Sericant
Cassidy, -- Brabazon, and Doyle), in coloured
clothes, and armed only with bayonets, to
.pre-
vent suspicion, Mr. Cosgrave took out his fowl-
ing-piece and dog. They approached the house
separately, bet when they all cause near it, two
shots were fired at them,-from within, and as
the officers and yeomen surrounded it, the tiring
was fur some time, continued, without, however,
doing any injury, It being impossible, in this
state of affairs, to•seize any of the gang, Mr. Cos«
grave set off to Swineford, for a party of the 68th
Light Infantry, leaving the others to watch the
house. boon afterwards. the robbers, five in
number, rushed out ;, three of them escaped....
the fourth, a man of the name of M'Govratt,
was killed by a blow from Brahaaon, the yeo.
man, of the heavy end of Mr. Cusgrave's foWling
piece, and the fifth, named Kavanagh, was secured
and given in charge. to Lieutenant _Black of the
68th, who had now.. arrived with his party,. anti
by. whom the prisoner was conducted before Pa-
trick Kelly, Esq. of High-park Lodge, where be
underwent a citric examination and made some
important dismieries, which led to the immediate
apprehension of three other accomplices, Owned
Walsh, Gallagher, and ArNally....4lfoya Constr.

A few nights before the above-mentioned rob-
bery, the h►►use of a Mr. Davit, more to the
north, in the same quarter of the country, Was
forcibly entered, it is to be presumed by the
same gang. They put the maig servant to tr.rtili e,,
by severely burning her, in order to learn from her
where the money, vvtiieh they supposed to be in
the house, was deposited. They took away about
ten guineas. The daughter of Mr. Davit, we are
informed, contrived to conceal herself, with a more
considerable SIMI, between the bead of her bed and
the wall.—lbid. ,

Ng1aP1017,0):,.1.\-ijoanldllatly 111:030thevic.akie,ttf:(7),Tretcliiettrirfirisli:octi f
On one of the Overseers of the I'oor of Plymouth
Dock, by declaring in the most solemn manner,
that himself, his wde, nod seven children, were
starving tile next stmt. On the Overseer's
wishing to see them, he wantvd to be off, but he
was secured by a peace-otlicer, end when teak n
before the Magistrates, he confessed what he had
told was false. On searching hint 21, .ss. 6d. was
found, and a number of We,leyan class tickets,
which he had received from the preachers of that
connection. The 'Magistrates bentenced him to
one month's hard labour in Bridewelle

On Friday night last some thieves entered the
stable of Dr. CoLLxi,:a, of Abbingdon-square,
Camberwell, by means of false keys, and stole a
large box-eoat anti several other articles of wear-
ing apparel. They Hs° took away three large
plate-glasses out of the chiatot„ and igot clear off
with their booty,