American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-19
From the Dublin Patriot,

I'VE are concerned to state, that on Sunday night,
eary % Monday morning, four houses were
ned and EIGHT head of cattle houghed, on the
so Mr. Burkey, OF Donare, county OF Wicklow
\ hero, who got on top OF one OF the houses, to
ont the fire, was fred at from behind hedge
Web been informed by a respectable cores
llent in the neighborIood Of I.ongiord, that, last
Il. five acre. Of potatoes were ploughed up and
|1eraise DESTROYED in the Callows, belonging to a
mIy named poynon, who were also thu eatened,
all they did not give up their land forthwith,
ey should be buried in graves which were dug Tor
Al purpose Convenient to their dwelling house.
Westinedth journal.
On The night Of the 23d instant, an excellent dwell
house, with plough, harrow, and other farm
utensils were set on fire and entirely consumed,
eproperty Of Mr.. Thomas Legg, situate between
bngod and Newtown Forbes. The perpetrators
the above outrages have not yet been discovered
We regret 10 state most atrocious murder was
mnilled on The night Of the Esd instant, IN Seal
parish Of Kilskery, on William Aiken, most
rmplary young man, for honesty. sobriety, and
d conduct. A strict inquiry was Immediately
ON foot by w Darcy Irvine, Esq. and the
Yerynd Grey Porter, and the result OF the inquest
on the body Of the deceased has been the com
al Of the wife Of the deceased.
tnRiskellen Chronicte.
I'VE regret TO state that the incendary spirit,
rh seemed to have been extingushed, has again
Bt forth in the neighborhood of Cratoe. The
inrl OF the 25th, stationed at Cratloe Cross, DIS
ered house on fire, and gave the alarm par
The military and police immediately repaired
he place, and found il TO be the house OF MIR,
NJ, oil Craot Keale, who had been SO much per-
0ed by the Rockites during the winter We
cFstand the furniture was rescued from the
mes, but the house was burned to the ground.
Clare Journal.
Oh The night Of Friday last, sheep, the property
Thomas Walsh, Of Cloonslane, near this town
Hhoughed. The reason assigned for this act O
tly to the harmless brute is, that Walsh, who
ilately appointed driver to Mr.. Verscoyle, tht
Prletor of Cloonslane, had presumed to pay hal
l'aT's rent in advance of the other tenants
[Ballina Impartial.
Scotch 4ttQinders. We understand that peti
~ has been presented to his majesty, praying To-
restoration Of the titles of those peers OF Scot
who were attained in the years l7i3 and l745
that bis majesty, graciously considering tina
Anilies Of those peers have suffered under tn
NaItes en- them, has been pleased to signify M
that the titles should be restored. The petition
been re'erred to his majesty's ministers, to b
upon accordingly.
tT'gact ora letter received in Philadelphia. fror
oMlia Awe are still in very bad way here
adly eSpectstion OF breathing out There IS
SAs day in town that the city and conut
Dublin are TO be proclaimed that there IS
@p to be Immediately formed, OF 5000 met
The Park and another of 1000 in Stephen
''n, besides Ayng artillery, &c. The guard
and about Dublin are doubled every nigh
'nntrs Of people are leaving Dublin and goin
Wales and England. II could wind up m
Nslomv satisfaction, would quit the countr
oselher.''