The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-25 00:00:00

T/112 bII.I.OINV MMIDERER.R.
Bryan Sheehy .snti:lllkrztti Evans, two, (41414 of
the Gang'engaged airocf.ms!Miirder.of li,l
Iron and his Wife, were.coneicted,o,ri the 6V:coml
day of LiilletiCk AitigkeS, and condi:nowt'. to"death.
The poor Chi:d, who.o as witiicse-to the inhuman
blisassination °flier parents, again gave the l4.:arest
evidence on this trial.
After sentence was passed, Sheehy ackuriwledg-
chhat he was at•the. murders, ,and'asserted that
Burke aud-liehir were the only persons us yet.
convicted that were also participators in his guilt,
*lnd that an the others were inflow:lL—Mr. Pcone-
father, the Counsel, astonished at the shocking
depravity of the criminal, meutioned to the Court
that Sheehy, a few weeks ago, gave information
against nine, and, at the same time, swore that
Evans, who was hanged, was innocent; and it
should be redarked, that at the gallo,,vs Burke
and Hebir, who he said were guilty, perOsted in
their innocence.
NvEtrsesDAY--THIRD DAN'.

• This day Henry Neill stud Thomas Hehir Rre on
Their trials, for the Dillons' murder :—Bridget
Dillon, in her examination, has proved- that Neill
assisted in dragging•her lather's body out on the
road, atter being murdered ; and that Hehir was
the man who Went into the house for the bayonet,
with Scanlan, when her mother was shot,
Font( O'CLOCK.—The Jitry have ju,:t given in a
Verdict—Guilty, againht and liebir—they
are to be boat hanged on Friday. • •

ncirAst, Sept. 17,—0n Friday last Park and
bic'kson, who were found guilty of conspiring to
destroy Mr. Johnston's house, were flogged on a
scaffold at the sante spot.where their companions
and associates, Due and Magill, were executed
on the FridaY preceding. They were brought
from the gartl of Carrickfergus, and cntiductO to
this town by a large military force,,horse Hod
foot. The executioner came in a tart along
them. Palk Was the first stripped and tied
tip, ;Ind received th ree hundred and fourteen.lashes,
'which the executioner inflicted with considerable
effect. After. he %vie taken doom, Dickson under.
*Went -sintilav 'punkin-nem, and received two hun-
dred and sixty-nine lashes. When the whole was
'fanished,theijwere both reeonducted to gaol, where
they are to suffer eighteen months' imprisonment.
_We understand that on all tut uroceasions the
sentence of whipping will be carried into effect' in
the same manner at has been followed in this
Case, to that delinquents will not find it so slight
‘l, matter as,hitherto. -7
• I)tiring the infliction of tie punishment, a
Ir9uog ,man in the crowd was, tababhed,liy onC of the
dragoons, We have not learnt the cause, for there
was lint the slightest disordcror confusion. General
.1)41X01, whose comet discipline has justly ex-
cited general , approbation,. immediately 'Ordered
the dragoon into confinement. ,We,ttre fiappy to
hunt that the young man• is recovering of the
).v 0 u t—( Belfast News. Letter)

~
On Monday night last, the house of Lord
tlscoostato, No. 20, Duke-street, Westminster,
leas entered by some villains at the back part of
tic house, facing the Park ; it is supposed that
they got over the Park. wall, and with it ladder,
which had been left on
,the premises by the brick-
layers, the house being undergoing repairs, they
got through the balcony window, and got into
u sitting room by breaking open a sash-frame.
: he articles taken were but trifling ; they consist-
ed ,chiefly of bed-linen, chair-covers, holsters,
and other articles. A box was broken open, and
a talse'key left in it, but nothing was taken out of
It ; and it is supposed they were disturbed, and
inotk tt precipitate retreat. •
Vestetday afternoon, as some men were unload',
ilg•tsweggon, full of coals, on White Friars., the
, matt, who carried them to the coal-house unfor-
tunately slipped, and having a sack of coals on his
shoulders, it tell 'on'his leg, broke it in two, and
ioreslied his knee in so dreadful a manner that the
'hones were sticking through his - breeches. A
'litter was farmed of some sticks and straw, and
.the poor man was taken to Bartholomew's llos-
liital, where he lies in•a very precarious state.-
-1
-le had the same leg broke some-time ago, in a
'similar outliner.
On Sunday evenin6 a Brentford post-chaise, on
Its return through Kensington-gore', was'driven
most furiously and wantonly aoinst a gig coming
TO town, in which a Oerttlemioa and his servant
were seated. The former was throWn with went
'violence against the wall of Kensington-(;neatens,
and received several severe contusions : the latter,
we age sorry to say, fall under the horse, %% hich
by its plunging mangled him in a tuost Shocking
manner, and he was taken up almoSt lifeless. The
1)0st-boy drove on at the same rate as if nothing
had happened, although his pole and splinter-bar
`were broken by the' violence of the shock. The
;gig was shattered to atoms. Both the Gentle-
inai; and his servant shouted to the post-boy be-
'fore itc came up, to keep his own side of the way,
Jot. in .e.roll•
Notwiths,tandiog that the, fate of One Third
nf all 'be .1-,ekers which were in ,the Lottery
Yttheel i'',o, ikt,•rmcoed on Tuesday, yet we find
i'llitt lbere !tail, regain. the following Capital
Teiies undriiWin, yiz. One of 5e410,000, Two of
.i.C:IO",YJbIi;, two of 4.(e'l 0,000; Seven of fel ,000,
'lt c . 1k.6.- This give 'AI iillidl larger proportion of
Capitals to he divided Azpongst the remaining
trecketathan Fvettinrigina ily'ailotted by the Scheme,
and eitieuit 'fail to peod ice an immense sale be-
fore the next day ni-ketwing. 'Alai:llmill be Sat lir-
! 4lay, the 28th, ittstant.„4.th WhiCii day the Ticket
I flit drawn a Prtie-, will, ht. entitled•to: 400 ~-opp'
fitted
mow, may:o‘Owt) affiu,muu. .
The iavnuimble.change of the weathei '4)cip;
Las beet, experienced . its tht• last fortniegtlias
xhaliiled the fainter io get in this harvest and Alif-
-1 happiness.' l ' tltttoi 'lb the bosom, of
, , Joliet. am. joy 6
every lovt-r aOtis 'country. This has been !mule
-part icularly amikst at the lottery
,011icesovhel.e
the demand for Tickets and Shares hiis'beto 'eon-
sitlertibly increased. lndzed, the Golden Harvest;
seliiith is yet to be reaped an Saturday next;'forms
,
one-of the. moat .spleitillit attractions eves knowo
in the 'annals of LotterieS; One' GrandTdisqf
40,0001,, Two of 30,000!., Two of In 00(11.!
Seven of 10001. ure ~,el to be Alistribetedll3 Oil
Public,, Although Our Third Wthe'llaets;.lins
matt 44AWIls
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