The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-27 00:00:00

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velvenslossiamtpedtleu 111014,11 him to discover twelve
pesos after. That Mr. Hos* was morally MESA I tun
alt Moly ceatfacsd et-as that be woe phytioally 'roast
'this °sovietise is belle upon Omits of the bettero-
%woo of his wore, sod poet Kyr** himself -echoing'
ledges the scull/eft of his character, la offsrfag to
the meeting the few remarks, which I mete 'respecting
that learned Perinea's, I did not pre to mud up
as his advocate; but heavies *pistons respeetios him,
to which I could set yield swot, I ventured, u a mew
her of a free assembly, to offer my humble teetimoolal of
what I knew to *his worth ; sod though ea altuestior
did saquestionably arise. it was in consequence of my
persevering, as a right, to be heard in explulation, and
to which allay prelim thought ate entitled. ,And lam
now proud of stat=us, that, though great are the taints
and splendid is the eloquence of the leaned personage, of
whom I have vectored to speak, yet is his integrity equal
to both ; and that I am Grisly (*evinced there is sot is
society as individual of mere humanity and teedoreess
of heart than the present Chia Judos of the Klog's
Beech In !raised.
Expressing my hope that you will give this publicity,
1 have the honour to be, Sir,
Year *heftiest Servant,

Si. J•rx Maio rt.

OUTRADES IN IRELAND.

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(PROM THE LIMERICK CBIONICLO or mIIDNISOAT.)
On Monday morning, about two o'clock, as mood
guava Miens broke lots the Blebs of tie Rev. Mr..
sl4lellogh, near killaloe, I.:goal Clare, by dashieg
the kitchen window—tbe servant boy was *kneed, sod
raaapto the bed•room of his matter. who instantly
din-
ebaeged a brace of pistols at the ruffians, supposed with
effect, as some blood was men on the stairs—Wiped
then bred acid wounded Mr. 11'eullegh io the arm. Mr.
M•Coilogh being unable to make farther resists:poet they
ransacked the honer, 'sod took thereont almost every
portable article, and 261. is cash. The fellows remained
two boars le the house, during which they read the news-
paperi lying in the parleer—some of the gaeg used the
most taunting expressions to Mr. M'Callogh. A female
semot who attempted to escape when the party broke
in, bad her leg broken.
We are very happy to 6nd that the report of Mr.
Weelhigh's death is untrue. By accounts received
here last eight; he was as well as could be expected
from the nature of the wounds indicted upon him.
(roes ewe cola MO OF TOOSIDAY.)
?MATHES WHITEBOY ATROCITIES.
.1016 Mee recellnd . letter from a eorresposideet in
Crum WWI we elm* the followleg passage
" 11aee b a report has this day, which 1 have heard
frees trolik'ssiberity, se leaves no doebt en my mind of tee
tinh.lhatlito boom of Mr. [mislay, of Cabers.., ere sly
betwom Rau and Doaeraffa, wee attached o.
Sanday sight by a peg of Whiteboys, who demanded dre-
ams; but not obtaining any, and Indio, that Mr. L.egtey
arse from hose, they shattered the hoes*, broke tato It, de-
atr•yed tie grepter part of the furniture, and searched every
apartment for are-arms, bat found none. The same eight
Some isisereasts settee to acme corn at Cooline, near Reny-
More, dietrained by R. 11111,,E5q."
The above statement has bees corroborated from ether
swam on which we rely.
Os the night of Sunday, the 17th inst., a wanton and
barbarous murder was committed en the latuis of Meant
eatiorise, between Rathcormack and Watergraes Hill.
Thie.oentege lathe mare to he regretted. as it is the dreg
*Ma has disgraited the bans of re of liarryme whisk
beel'betem previously ondietarliest. The above ;NW/WI
teeth plate Rader thet followieg circumstances:— •
-The leads et Moues Whorls, had bees dietraloal fen.
rent, mid on Savior flight atm:mbar of pesos, *Hocked
dm boost of ems Jambi .Callioame, ea said Laois,
whew tho•keepere.avvent7"ks relkass:lrroh, 4itietst

Ofte(linTtiriet—o7ntitiating srit6 than.
savagekaad incautiously calling on them by name, they
timed their vengeance towards the unhappy won't'o
lerselL sod murdered her I. On brining of the abM
outrage. that active sad excellent Magistrate, W. Itylitt.
Esq.-repaired to the spot, and we art happy to mummy,
was so feetusate as to secure two of the ringleaders of
the murdeveas gang. who are fully identified t and we
have little doubt that fedm the seal and intelligence of
Alsi above gentlemen. many more will be brought to
justice.
INSURRECTION ACT.
Lussatca, Nor. 20.--On Saturday, the 16tb lost. the
adjournetworitly meeting of the MegistrateW was held
in the Manor Court 1100111 of Newcastle, pursuant to
Requisition. After some preliminer) arrasgemeets,
they proceeded to business. The Court was more than
usually crowded by the peasantry, when severs' persons
were brought forward to abide an inrestigatioo. It
appeared these persons were bread wet of theirdwellings
about seven or eight o'clock, p. m. and were detected by
the police in a narghbode house, not ten yards dis-
tans* playing cards—they were accordingly brought
before the Magistrates next day, and committed to Retli.
keels Bridewell, where they_ remained for some days,
and were then remanded to Newcastle. to undergo in.
vestlgation I when. after a most salutary admonition
from the Chairman and the Court, wherein were ex-
plained the 'nature of the Act, signifying that no
person whatsoever, let his respectability be ever so
great, bad any right or privilege to violate. the laws
with impunity, and that equal justice should be ad-
ministered to all el todiscrimhiately—the M
&Mites, in the most energetic and feeliog manner, im
' pressed on the audience the necessity of notarising to their
peaceable habits and industry, and by so mewls to be
'led astray by the weak and inflammatory inventions of
evil minded men, some of whom, they were led to be-
Dere, were lurking about the town and neighbourhood
to make proselytes for their diabolical purposes. The
'Court concluded by observing, as they were only a body
without the bead, they could not, with propriety. as com-
patible with the Statute, admit the prisoners to hail
therefore, the, were remanded and their ease* submitted
to Serjeaot Toreens, from whom; it is presumed, as the
parties implicated were under a fair and respectable
character, and the crime for which they were suffering
was not ei an evil tendency, the Learned Serjeant may
grant a favourable issue.

CORN. Nov. 16.—0 n Saturday last, a case of some
interest io the sporting circles was tried before the Ma-
gistrates. It was a prosecution at the instance of Mr.
John O'Brien. of Cove. Sub-Agent to John Smith Barry,
Seq.. against Capt. Martio,of Lakc-lodge,for destroying
game on the grooeds of John Daly, a tenaut to Mr. S.
Barry, on the lands of Knocknalioragan. Evidence
was produced of Captain Martin having shot a partridge,
which established the easemul the Magistrates convicted
him in the penalty of one farthing. The fine under the
Acta rigorously en'oreed, is II)!.
KILIZNNY. Nov. 16.—This city and neighbourhood
were visited on the night of Thursday last. by a tremen-
dous storm of wind. acsompaniell ST torrents of rain,
which have swelled our river bank high. We have al-
ready beard of some accidents occasioned by the storm,
sot more than Oise, however, of mach importance. We
lament to say that a dealer of this city, named Sullivan,
returning from the fair of Barris, i.erished in yonse-
iseate of the inclemency of the weather.—(Moder-
otor.)
During the storm yesterday se'enight, a post wind-
mill. st Eshall. was blown down • the females escaped
with trifling injary.--(Werwiekdire .daertiarr.)
-Tee keel of an IRO gun ship, the largest in our Navy,
in to be, WA mut wee& et Pliiisdelpinian—(Nets York
Paper.)

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