The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-22 00:00:00

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AUG. 13.---After having had so ft e's
duet .;y fa eitpieSkblo"saiiSfitetiOn'ini-aetouni
.I:rakapil State'iit.• this eolfiity,.:•it ik with great
c:oacern we have. ti!F,toe,. lbw e. hAlly,l or hands of
Out.lieps
rdtsturbeil its peace on different si.drs
while' &iron. Cidland, one of the
Judges lit A•size,- was yet" Within its on
Vrida.v, night..la‘t at eleven n'clOek, a i.nittLer of
broke: into- the h(rnsvi of JOhn Dwd ovoan •
James, Altirpliy, of lotinetstatit,' in the twin!) li--
berties! 4thc'city I t NilhennV, tenants to Mr.Witt.' •
Jacoboind having violently iatilte,i'fbetil,-.swore
won give up th a leyoth they which they:
ely Conk front that gent ,
Unless thetc were different e,',loEz‘‘,:ind we are tin,
willing tc. suppose it,' this iiart4Lmusthave crossed.
the river.ut one of the city bridgcs, Ke, .abont 12
o'clock, a party of armed men demanded arms !it
the house of the,la,te Mr. renttclly, at Higgins-
town, bbout two, miles to the nothtvard of this
city., The Rey. Mr. .Porrestah P. P. of Callan,
Who happened to be in the house, got out of bed,
and remonstrated with them from
,a window.—
Souse of the party wiihed him to swear 'that he
was a priest, but one of them
.declaring that'
he knew hint., they drp,arted, , A great. number of
men on horseback were, seen outside of the 'yard.
They then, after breaking the• barn and stable
doors, broke into the house ofJ.myyrr at Rathattl-
more, equally near the towuointple(l hip out of Ins

house, ordered him on his knees, aiid declared they
would come back and murder him if he took any of
the lands of Bawnnuire, for which he had made:
•
some proposal,. They next broke • into the. cabiu
of s person named Patrick I'ower, whom M.
Cormick bad left in charge of the lands of. Hawn.
more, dragged him out, placed him on his knees,
and
.swore him to abandon his charge, and not to
impound any cattle he might find in the corn- fields
or meadows. The wife of this poor man, who was
mg being confined, hat since miscarried, and now
lies dungeronsly hll. They then proceeded to the
house Delany, and swore him not to take
any'of the lands of Bawnmore. They were anx ion*
to discover his son, Who was sleeping On a hurdle.
One of them,
.by the advice of ti companion.
stuck a pike throUgh the hurdle, Which obliged the
young than to get up, whiti they seized and beat
him, and would have mufdered him, but for this
interference of one of the Party. Here, besides'
nine or ten pedestrians, who' entered the house,
about fifty equistrians were seen out-side. The/
next broke into the bonse of John Byrne, at,
Conniger, searched for arms, and drank a jar of
whiskey. They • then broke into the house of ah
labouring man at Clara, front Munster, but who
has resided there for two years, and has It.
character as It sober mid industrious man, whom.

they dragged °tit blhii cabin. 'His wire, on their.
threatenitig her husband, entreated them rather tti'
kill her, that he night live to protect her eltild.
ren. The barbarians knocked her clown, anti shot
hint through the inouth. •lie 'was brought into
the county hospital on Saturtbirmorning, whera•
he langiiishes under the care of Surgeon Pack.,
whose skill is the only stay of hope to his dis
trebsed Family. Here, also, a large hotly of in,
surgent cavalry were seen. These arc the simple
facts—an afflicting narration of offences committed:

mind this city. Time and spac,e too ill enlarge-
ment ; hnt the MagistrAcy lit the county trqulre
no inthicetnent to 'the adoption Of they measures'
necessary to check this daring sttempt to minister,
by midnight legislation, the destruction of all law•
and all SeCurity.—Kilkenny Moderator.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

UNGRATEFUL itontEl.

110i17-STRRET.--NeSteoliky Calk al n aties
iocheg, alias Frederick Schneider, underwent 41 long
examination before Mr. NAugs, charged with fe-
loniously stealing a UM of EXCllange for 500 i.
One fur 320/: and;one for 1001. the property of
Messrs. Reire, Sleik, and Edelmann, merchotta'
of 'Priest, accepted at Messrs.l),ommonds,
and Lloyd, and Verc, Lucadott and Co. Mr. J. Edet-
mann. one of the firm of the house of Reire ;itt.t
Sleik, bas 'been residing for some time in Copthall;•
court. The.pri3oner .came to him with a tale of
distress, pretending to'be a countryman, I,nd re.;
ceived money from Mr. Edettriann, who in;
vited him to his house, in return for which betook:
an opportunity Of stealing the above bills. 114
was pursued on• the Dover - road .(Wherts tjc Wat
travelling by the stage, xvith a pistol in one hand
and a dagger in tie other) by Mr. Ettananti,:ael
corupanied by Bishop,. the Officer. The latter,
succeeded in securing• him and found the sills
-
upon him.