The Sun.
London, England, 1816-01-03 00:00:00

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Co oiSs"cittLEGo: was lately gtfitetl 414,
NeWilreper, " that the Earl ' • •t,:tril -
%%atilt at Tiltimi:s Town, lit tbe count' of T pe-to
rary; had ScawiAlowily violated he co
i3rotien openA the.rethaiiis of the o, ble lather
alid mother' of the lovely Mrs. Mathew, atm- the
di nifi. Couatrsi of Llandai crnelly
ett,: the: bones dispersed', Mot every indecency
ottt can . disgust the ,human teeinigs prat.-
contr.mi." 'chi.: charge -WAS al-
Th.\ naliet• and Mr. Sidi; tWd
t'iniStAies; mid son; of respect-
able. rsutletnen of the comity of Tippei-nry, ac-
coMpitnictl Ensign (Mr, Roberts), of the
.North C'otit sc.:1104)11,A at Baniha, ant?
Some poliScinen. Tke 'billowing contradktory
statement 14,144ceit since published in the Mit-
inel Herald:—
" On the btli nit. Mr. Wm Baker and
Smithwick;: speci4 coustahleS -of the baronies
.clanwilliain anti Kilneinanagh, in consequence, aS
they said, of private information, proceeded, at-
trUded by Mn Roberts, ant( a purl yof the li..Corit
Militia, and two police con'itables, to the castle
Ballymakeatly, and..the vault of Timotiiastown, to
search for. armsi which were stated to he con-
cealed there. On their arrival at the vatilt, thry
found that the boarding which had formed the
Gothic. arch over Alto door4ay was removed,
atOrding an easy entrance for; the largeit
A. messenger- was dispatched to Thiantastown-
house for the key
.anil candles, to make the ne-
cessary search--the former wits rnislaid, and could..
not beAad i the latter were sent trout the Amite.
MrStnith wick, then accompanied by Mr. Roby! tA,
two soldier's, one police constable, and two or
three other persons, went into the vault, througis
the tot ance already named, and merely searched
for arias, but most certainly tio.er broke,any one of
the coflins,.or used any violence whatever. 'There
was one plain coffin, containing the remains of itl
gentleman, who died at: Thomastown, anti. whieb
was not nailed down. The Yid of this was raised.
• up;.but inoniidiately replaced. • Of the coqins ek
Mrs. Mathew, 'Lady Liandati, and Lord Llandiiti;
and a small one, which were all nailed down, not
one -was in the slightest degree ditturbed, ntir Was
there-in any part of time proceeding, the, remotest
indication of indecency or disrespect to the place,"'

Cohn, .Dec. 28,—0n tiaturtlay evening lasts,
the Rev. ,Mr. :gicgland, tile Editor of rite Cork
Chronicle, knocked. at the door of Lord Forbes,
the Military Cominander of this District,, and
minded to See hi* Lordsliip. The fdrnily were at
dinner, and the ReVerend Visitor having sent up
his name,: 'which happened to be also that of ail
intittiate friend of his Lordship, one of the Aides.,
41eXtittlil was dispatched to invite him up stairs,
under the tuk:ip.preliensi.ut we. have stated. An
ititerView sulliced.at:;•tmee to explain the mistake,
and the object of_.theßev. Gt;:ttlenintt's'Pisit. It
Wits to lest n from his Lord4h iti Whether a Genera
Rising" wn, not .exlieetedto'tAe place on the next
day, anti what preparations were made to suppress
it, when burst fOrth 'We understand that the Mi-
litary Geotleman to whom these questions were ad-
dressed, !wile an'hivolittitary movement, its it lie
.snspeeted the sanity of ilia proposer ;. anti welt
knowing the almost super-human stringth with
'which persons' in this melancholy state are pos-
sessed, he seemed as if he was MO:1(MS tint to come
WO -too close; cOntoet -with hirn—we speak this
.nin in the disparagenretit of a soldier's bravery,
really it wits aa,..`tiiicounter which no person
nitittld willincly engage in. Duty required, how-
ever,' that the timunintication should be madelu
the superior who note heard Of the Ge-
neral Rising" for the first time ; and this heiti
told. to ihe'Recr,ini,Egitotr—lic walked {•
Meatniute'anolier application will nritie ttO
Woriji the INfaynr, des3.rwg to koirin
if 48.114 mg,,-recei veil inforurtti, n ilia the 1114'.
*azitte writ tta.be,ffAarkea cot Christmas Pad u-.
His Wnrshi the negative; and
We' to tY'ritim calls 'on. tire public not to git.Xtvay,
rd -any tustnanly fears on this subject..
have gone 'by since these dreatifilVtee'ite9-4.gre'ti.i'
'have iiiitt.:acted,'' and we all find' ourselves
peace and security ; and we dre credihlyinfOrmetia
.that the NobleCtiiiimatider of the.. District has upg
thought it necessary do send to tbe ebuutry for
reinforeements—rto.add- a.mon to the ustiali,trards
ortickets,', extreordittary.•catmoo,
and we see our worthy Chief Magistrate perforat;,.
ins?, his dutiei ' 44Vh..4146, mania serenity of • eaunte..
nonce, stud certainly nut indicative of utky fearidOc.,
theaalety of theeity or its inhabitants.
It had nearly been a busy, Christnitts with :the
Rey. Editor Of the Oreiticie.,,,.(Soutitm Reporter)..!

lixtttkioaniNAnYllopaEnv. —Lim Friday night.'
eleven' O'clock, Woodford Mill, near
iforsetnanden, the property 'of Mr. J. Partim,
was entered through the means of a gkeletoo
key, exactly in the same manner as his fittll:7.l
mill at , Tent erden had hecit on that night twelve
months, which watt attended with so dreadful a
conflict. Air. .1. P. having of late discorerea a
great deficit in tltc weight of flour there tlepOsit:-
ed, resolved rola), wait for the depredators, he KC-
cordinglyixed on that night 'for tint plaint:ie.;
tifthe foregoing hour a person entered' mid stro'cle
it light, then filling. a bag with flour, proceeded
another- with hog emit, in dOing which
Mr. J. P. darted from coneetilment ih the tifili,
upon the rolther, and pinioned hint '
tame being Charles Harding, a native of Brench.,-,
ley,- whaltVits After*ltrtla taken before W. lilexan-i •
,der Mrirlitrult ; big. by whom, after .examinationi
he -was 'committed to 'Maidstorte gaud',` in order to
takeitis trial 4:the next itlAsitel. On his perso4
were'found iffifider-hos; two shileton keys of
eirrions workatileishtfi, and it dark loothorn.
This morning alt the prisoners who Stand coin-
(flitted on charges- offelony; %yetis removed front the
several gaols in London anti Middlesex to Ne*gate„
preparatory to-faking their unite at the ensuing
eini.isms,.at.the Ohl Bailey, whilat vi comment
on
.A.T.ednestlay Hem ----Clerkettstellt Sessions emus..
illetlike; op Moutiay,.nest.
rh man of I ite,natne at John n baker,in
Alentel7street44,it„, Lathe's, was ytsterday con-
At flatton.Gardeo Office, iii tier penrity
mists, 1:01* hitting abort a itundted
Weight of. filthy and most offensive troy salt upon
his premises, such as comes, about Dutch hides,
Wail is sold in
.ti..tt t loods to the tanyards.

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