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NEW INVEN WATER-PROOF GUN.

Majesty** Honourable Board- of -Ordnance
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PARLIAMENTARY PAPER.

Hen 01 A DISPATCH PROD NIS tHCILLESICY THE LORD-LIEU•
TtNANT OF IRELAND, TO LORD VISCOUNT SIOBIOUTU, DATED
dra or not, ISM VII.:+A STATthItNT OF TUt NATURt
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4•Mmim.ll

(Concluded from the STAR of yesterday).
On the 18th of April, a Memorial, concluding
with a similar prayer, was received from twenty-one
Magistrates of the County of Clare : they mentioned,
that houses were frequently plundered of the arms
contained in them by disorderly persons, who came
froth parts of the County remote from that in which
the offence was committed, mounted on horses seized
from the owners for the occasion ; and that other
outrages of the same character were committed in
two- (1) Baronies of the County which. they wished
to have proclaimed.
In the same month an application to the same
effect waszeceived from a Meeting of thirty Magi-
strates of the County of Limerick, contained in a
Memorial, repiesenting the continuance of disturbance
in certain districts of that County which (2) were
specified; and from Magistrates of the County
of Meath, who urged the necessity of enforcing the
Insurrection Act in certain Baronies (3) of that
County in which disturbance was alledged to prevail.
The Lord Justices did not enforce the Insurrection
Act, in any instance, in consequence of these Memo-
rials ; but required the Magistrates by whom they
had been preferred to tend depositions on oath of the
several outrages which had been committed in their
respective Counties. Depositions on oath were ac-
cordingly transmitted, in consequence of this requi-
sition, by the several Gentlemen wbo had presided
at the Meetings of the Magistrates.
Immediately on my return to Ireland, I took into
consideration the several applications which I have
before mentioned, and though I found in them strong
proofs of the spirit of disturbance and lawless com-
bination which the Magistrates had complained of,
yet being naturally reluctant to have recourse to mea:
sures of extreme rigour, till all hopes of producing
tranquillity by other means should have failed, 11
conveyed to the Magistrates my intention still to post-
pone the enforcement of the Insurrection Act.
The-first instance in which I deemed it expedient
to call into operation tits provisions of this law oc-
curred in the County of Tipperary. A meeting of
the, Magistrates of this County took place on the 223
of December, 1815, for the purpose of taking the
state of it into consideration ; and I received from
that Meeting, at which forty Magistates attended,
an unanimous application, that six &ironies of the
County might be proclaimed under the Insurrection
Act. This application was accompanied by fifty-
eight depositions on oath respect;ng various outrages
committed, for the most part, with the view of pro-
curing arms.
. I did not hesitate to give immediate effect to this
application.
The provisions of the Act, which enabled me to
appoint an extraordinary establishment of Police, had
been in operation in one district of the County (4)
upwards of a year, and in a second (5) about lour
months. The exertions of that Police had been un-
remitting, and many daring offenders had been ap-
prehended. Among the resident Magistrates great
unanimity and cordiality had for some time past pre-
vailed, and to many of them the utmost credit is due
for the zeal and activity with which they discharged
their &ales. The combined efforts, however, of the
Magistracy and of the Police, aided by a very con-
siderable military force, were insufficient to contend
with that lawless spirit and audacity in the commis,
sion of crime, which placed in continual hazard the
lives and properties of the peaceable and well-dis-
posed inhabitants.
No less than four attackkhad been made within a
short period, by considerable bodies of armed men,
upon the coaches conveying the mails through this
County, although they were accompanied by a mill-,
tory escorts on these occasions some of the chugoons '
were killed, aad other persens wounded. •
In the Barony of Kilnemanagh, a house had been
hired as a temporary Barrack for the accommodation
of a nsiNtary party, which, with the house adjoining
it, was entirely destroyed in the month of September
by a very large body-of men in stress, provided with
various instruments of attack. A mitten notice was
left, stating, that it was resolved to destroy, in the,
same manner, any house taken by the Government
for 'a' similar purpose.
Fortunately for the peace of the Country, thirteen
persons, together with their leader in this attack (the
son of a farmer of considerable property), were
capitally convicted at the Special Commission, sub.
sequently held in this County in the month of Ja-
nuary, 1816.
The weekly repom made to Government by the
Magistrates supoinsending the Police Establishments,
mentioned repeated instances wherein the houses of
respectable inhabitants had ,been attacked (in some
cases in the day time), and the occupiers compelled
to deliver up their arms. Several murders had been
committed. particularly upon persons employed in
the collection or valuation of tithes. One person
thus occupied, though accompanied by eight armed
(1) Tune sad Iluerattli •
(e) The BARROW of Febbiebrien, Cohn*. Karr, with•the
'we'd= of sem ParlsheeicZet the isnot of Lower Con
eels% Cowin, sad Soma•
(5) Duoillore, Upper and Lows KA% and wit stoigling
parts.
. (a) The Homy it/ Stiddisded. •
• (5) The &rooks of Sgoemahigh and 81prey.