The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-03-12 00:00:00

IRELAND.

Coax, Mears I.—This day, thirteen men were
Ist ought into town, end lodged in the county• meter
en escort of the Kinsale Cavalry Alsociation, command-
ed by Ceptair. Hard, and a party of the rifle brigiiites,
the whole under the direction of William Newman, tsi.
Sovereign of Kinsale. These men were apprehended cue
Thursday flight in Courcey'e Country, on the inform?.
don, as we teem, of a person of the name of Donovan,
at present in gaol on a charge of Whitebovisra, baring
been taken up rear the county of Limerick, ch trg•ng
them with a conspiracy to murder some persons, nod
among them the Hector of the parish, it they should be
eo ordered to do by a certain persco. Sew ral of those
men are very comfortable farmers, aed were coesi demi
to be extremely well conducted, and very little diseosed
to enter into any illegal association or critninal
ion—each tram the itpinion entertained of some of them
by Mr. Newman and Mr. Heard, the very respeclab'e
gentlemen under whose directions nod care they were
conducted to town, that they soul I now wt;lirgty give
their own bail for them, if the nature of the oitte, e
charged against the prisoners aliMtteil of tha'r
enlargement: This' however, not heitig the case, tbc
men stand committed. It is but right to ide, the a:t
the men have net the advantage of the sume gemi
chs-
rsrter.
ii:etract of a letter from Limerick, dated ;:h Metal :
" Our assizes are just beginntrg, thin day. One hundred
and twenty three fir trial, eighty for capital o6enet s.
nrarders, burning?, &c. - The murderers of Mejer (leing
are ameng the number. Ido not know if you ri collect
It, bat he was the Polioe Magistrate murdered aa,:a:
year ago, and on which there war a very large reused
dared by t3ovetnment. We are by no rattans trio yet,
though not near so had as last year."
truce:ex, Mapes re—An I:n4'W:irate cetastretlse
ot,::.rted last night, near Cr:aloe, county Care. 5.v•-
r.,,ee, whose property had lately been destroyed In that
reighbout hoed by th'r insurgents, went to the essiz a
Eettia to look fur compenration, awl cooperiog
attack woalal he rustle in his absence, from a notice test
he hal ru"eived to that effect, procured a few Mete
persons, well armed, to defend the house. • The Pace
stationed at 13maratty, aware of Metratoe's thence, bet
net Istowing that he had taken any precautionary ors-
sar.:•.., seat e p stiule at. suidni At to i Meet the premix:
s.
and ori•appr iaching supposing theirs to be a
party of rebels, weteltir id upon by persons on :he watch,
when, onfortunntely, three of the Police were dtsi,;t-
retely it °nodal left:re the mistake uric discovered.
FROM otat Nat% t7aSnii COattrant::Vrvf.

A Iran:undo ut a Most unnatural, and, I may asp.
preredented nature, having taken place a few days u-cl:
in this town, I think it clue to the pnbiic to state trui
plain facts of the case, as they have appcaretl in rvider.er.
ibe subject of this communication is no less thin Ow
sun of the late Rey. Ilenry Bateman, Rector of Abbey.
t'a'e, a beautiful boy, nice years of ege,of most interest-
ing argri entra,ling manners. liaviog taken a quantity of
laudsr.urn, given mini by his mother, on Sunday sennict.t,
he very roan beeline delirious, and died alter seicat
humus uurking violently in convulsions. From e ap•
pater.t h -.lth ul the boy, and some corroborating suvri-
cionv ut hit inothr es treatment, the Magistrates lent t ;r
the t.urocer, 10111 CIA, Estl., on whose arrival a revert.
at,lo .liiry were Eumwoneu, and the body of the tcy
(wto.tti hi: mother had prepared with a coffin ready to
be interred in a few :WWI after his death), was bratli:ht
t the Nlalket-hinpre, ant opened by Surgeon Campbell.
hide Brigade, when, utter a view of the internal parr of
the body, he rutin t ••(.111 ut mucus in the stomach, hlct,
beimr tifsai,zr.l, the laud ,uuto fully appeared. Tor! Jlr)
rotir.-41, ietrirhed a vertlkt, that the boy (lie Iby
the effects a a ritiatalty of laudanum, admi aistelei to Mai
by his mother."

_ —_ _ — •
On Moniay at twu o'clock a eahinet Council was Iwlli
at the. Foreign office, Duwnintareet, which continued
iio c:cliberstion till tarlipait thus o'clock.

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• • • it " astonlehediriti sir eirviejmidesst,
°A. D.M. at the Report or the case to which be alludes;
be; having no Mune Mt.., means of eltbar satisfying our
aospicions or crrrectiog the Statement, we referred, on
"Wag it, to the tivin..el through which it had reached us ;
to ovoid the imputation ,f its having originated In our.
ether. The Circumstances our correspondent relates,
confirm the sentime. is we felt concerning it. The nature
of the evidence adduced on the trial appears too disgusting
40 beer detail; and thus the accused may still escape ex-
posure, as well as be acquitted of the offence with which
be was charged; but the interests of justice demand that
*across mis-statement of the result should he corrected
• the publicntion In which it originally appeared, and
''t•-that the author of the Report should receive the aniseed-
; version he merits f.ur pervers.on of the truth. On
trecizig the Report, we fiud it proceeded at first, not from
• a Morning but from an Evening Paper.

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