The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-15 00:00:00

OUTRAGES IN IRELAND.

LIMCR;CE, OCT. 9.—Friday nicht, two 'utensil,'
dairy-houses, belonging to l'eter Stuithwicli, Esl. of
Ballyconry, County of Tipperary, were. totally con-
sumed. Thirty-one firkins of butter, and the keelers,
capable of containing the produce of 100 cows, were
destroyed.
The house of Miles Ilongh. rear Thorn's, was maliei-
o tsly consumed on Sarolat
l'wn house*, near Talon, were also hairnet! • few
rights ago.
Thomas Foley was murdered at the Fair of Bully-
c:ereltaa, Comity Tipperary. on Monday.
We are requetved tnatnte, by a gemletnan who was a
posanger on the Mail Car the day that the Crown Wit-
Peas, who states himself In he assanited (as mentioned
in our last,) that the tlentleinan will be enabled to phew
on the trig( , that the Witness was the aggressor in forc-
ing his way on the car where there was no room, and
'that all the passencers were perfectly ignorant of who
be was, never haying seen or beard of hist before.—
( Chropicle.)
l'on.niiitoi to the Vonnty Gaol, yesterday, by John
Cwort•nsy, Esq. John Jackson and E.ltoutd Walsh,
.barged null having, en the tight of Satnrilay, the
t:Mts of September last, with many others uolvisturn,
illegally avienibltd hefore the house of James Flinn, 01
Simacoddis. and broke into the said house, demanding
spades, crises, and pikes, and did then proceed with a
lore party to a house lately built by Dani.l and Thos.
:'d•n•li. Id, and did then and there lelonionsly level and
',yeah down the said house.—By Metall Dasher. Esq.
Nieheel &yam, charged with having, en the night of
the 13th of March last, burclariously entered the house
of Michael Doggan, of Teniscart, robbing the said
Louse of fire arms, and forcibly taking. away Elinor,
the sister of the *aid Doggan.—ltY Richard English,
a man calling himself lieorge Strang, charged
with haying attacked the dwelling-Morse of John Ca-
kill, of Ballythoonae, on the night of the 21st itoosat,
demanding a riding-coot and halter, and oho with being
a vagrant.

War e Capp :4 Ina. • OCT. ill —Alvin 9 o'clock
on Sunday morning, ■ soldier of the t2il regiment,
named James White, labile perpetrating from Hough.
4 nunry }4.ilkottoY. to (Aomori. •ras' he invalided. was
seized by three men. who stidairmly p..nrei4 uprapbius
trot° the ditches, beat him reverefy, and carried stray
his arms—at a place called Crab, wi•hin half a mile of
Nkongh, where a detachment of the se2al is stationed.
The Porter and Magistrates of the neighbourhood soup
after went in pursuit of the Wenders, bet we Dare Out
heard with what success.

On F►iday nicht lost, several ►irks of torf were ma-
lieinosly set on the and burnt, on the I and. of Utioleiith,
beyond Carthel: and were it not for the timely aid of
some of ('apt. Wilson's Polire, stationed at Ballyoure,,
it is snppnsed that the whole of the turf on the bog at
at that place, ovoid hare been burst, the fire having
been eommorsiested to it.—(Cloausel .14inerti4e(.)

A melancholy scene 19199 presented to view at Bailin-
belly. in the parish of Dngnill, neat Clogheen. A poor
widow of the tame of Mean was. together with an in-
fant grand child, burned to death by an arcitiental fire,
twtwern the hones of one and two o'clock, p.m. The
came of the fire is differently annotated for; bat on this
point, nothing certain can be elicited. A great number
of the neighbouring people immediately collected to ex-
tinguish the contlagra•ion, hut in vain: every thing was
consumed to 119114 M, except a child, two or there years
old, who ran from toe fire and smoke to a narrow era-
net of the house. anti called most piteously no her father
to rescue her. A yonng man of the name of Brotkerick,
Leering her voice. intrepidly mike I in at the door, and,
at the hazard of his life, saved hr{ from the devouring
element. This humane and ►e elon. velour meal was a
rrant to the unfortnnete wllierer. Tieol iwwwae eras
nried on Saturday, bet the iff-fated title ianoreet
be-
goished until next lemming. The grief of those poor
eotreivors, a son, a danebter, sell a dattihter-iodaw. can
he better conceived titan described. Their wearing ap-
parel, heti-clothes, and pert of their rent, was lust beyond
gear toption.—(!ruterfinuf Mime.)
Some time during the tempootnows • night between
Snetlay and Monday last, one of the figures oe thetower
sof Wolyethan pion Collegiate ('lurch, 21109/ thee hallo
,n weiehr, fell upon a beaus in the roof, the strength
cf which prevented the greater pert of it from passing
1:.:•ts the booty of the church. The beans was cracked
for the length of six or seven fret, lint fortunately the
sestaieed very little other injury.
Daestrtg.Scicree Ilion-.sax.—An inquisition
was taken yesterday evening, at the Barley-mew
pmblic-
j in %tint-street, G eeeee nor-opiare, before Thos.
I liggs, Esq., Deputy Coroner for Westminster, on the
tody of Thom us Greenland, who shot himself in Hyde.
lark on Semite', afternoon.
Rat. Pagleston, Assistant Keeper of Hytlr-park, was
s:zting on a rail opposite the Hanover•square
politic-
k .use, in St. George's-row, Bayawater•rott I, shoot a
ti latter before one o'clock on Saturday, when he beard
I.':e report of a pistol, apparently under the Park wall,
in the Park and towards Cumberland-gate. lie ran to-
o ards the spot, and getting over the wall, found the de-
reaaeJ on his back. with his head towards Cam-
Berland-gate. His hesti wag shattered, and his face so
-noels dish-need, that scarcely a feature was discernible.
stets hat Isy about three rants Pons him with a hole shot
tbruneh the crown, and.part of a handkerchief that was
i- the hat was found at a little distance from it. He
I )1110,) hoot, and sisteen yards from the body, in the di-
rection of Cumberland-gate, he found a pistol, which
appeared to have been recently discharged, the cock of
which c. as broken oft and lay two or three yards from
it, as if it had been broken by striking against the
ground. (The pistol was produced ; it was an uncom-
'manly heavy's's', with a strong turned iron screw bar-
rel, and nearly ne large as a holster pistol.) In the
pockets of thedereased he friend a small pocket knife.
co lievs, one shilling and threepence halfpenny, and a
raper folded like • letter, add . J " Thomas Green-
I col, No. 2, Bit-alley, Toromill-street, Clerkenwell."
and on the back of it written in another band, "Do
take care of me. and convey me bottle with the greatest
of rare." While he was searching the pocket., a boy
named Wm. Pori!, tiring in St. Oenrge'e-row, caw op,
aid identified deceased as a man who about a quarter of
ten hour before had met him in Oxforti-street, sod given
Inns half a pint of beer and twopence, to write for bins
the worth ahovementioned on the hack of the letter.

The brother-indaw and mother of the deceased were
eras:tined, Basil it appeared (rem their evidence that be
hid lived as a waiter at the Wilmington Arms, Eardly-
ereet, Spadielde, which he left last l'lvirsday evening,
v.ith the best of characters from his master ; he received
sat that time a etvereign and live abillinzs as his wages,
end 10.1 in fah a silver watch with two gold seals.
1)n quitt;og the horse he was &scribed by the bendloril
to hare run 74 like a madman " :Vane of his friends
I ad observed any atiog extraordinary in his demeanour.
Ite was about 25 years of ale, and none of his family
ls.lew of his baring been married :adore his death. On
:•attirday night his mother received a triter written in
tie name (be neve' could write himself) witlicnt a date,
bearing the post.matk of Saturtloy, from Leather-tine,
informed her that he married Ili months ago,
but, being uabappily matched, he could net live with
I is wife, and lett tier, and for that reason never inferna-
-1 d his family of the circumstance.
The Jary consulted but for a few moments, and pave
a ',raja-4114i the drermsed shot himself, being at the
time :n a state ofinmnity.