The Sun. — 1822-04-15 (London, England)

IRELAND.—We have this morning received a mass of Irish newspapers, which we are sorry to say contain the accounts of numerous outrages, none of them, however, distinguished by very remarkable atrocity. On the other hand, by the activity of the Magistrates, many of the disturbers continue to be apprehended, and lodged in gaol. Amongst these, several men have been secured in the County of Limerick,vi ho are affirmed to have been among the prime movers and principal leaders of the insurrection. One of them is named John Rock, and is called, in the account of his apprehension, the Captain of the persons with whom he was taken into custody, but it is not distinctly asserted that he is the notorious General Rock, whose name has become so terrible in the South of Ireland. OW the person of a man named Denis Egan, apprehended near Roscrea on the night of the .sth instant, there was found a manuscript book, containing the oath of the Unitedmen,—the pass-words of the insurgents.—the genera! united toast,—and a catechism. IVe shall insert a copy of this document to-morrow. Amongst the obligations of the oath, is one " To fight three deep in orange blood,—the crying of children, the moaning of women, or the groaning of men, not to daunt me, for the restoration and continuation of the long promised liberty to the Catholic Church."—At the Cork Assizes, Charles Bateman, a private in the Clonakilty Yeomanry, was tried for the murder of 11,yrnicx BUCKLEY, and acquitted, it being proved that the shot which killed the unfortunate man was fired by another person, who absconded. The Judge, before the prisoner was discharged, said that " unquestionably there had been a homicide committed ; but he had no doubt that the prisoner was perfectly innocent of it."—Our Readers will recollect that this trial grew out of the seizure of an illicit still, and the apprehension of two men who were working it, near Clonakilty. The 'two men were tied together, and placed in front of the military party, when, an attempt having been made at rescue by a large mob, one of the yeomanry discharged his piece at BUCKLEY, and killed him on the spot.—At the same assizes, Mary S'lanley and William Leary, her servant, were indicted for the murder of DAVID STANLEY, the husband of the female prisoner. It appeared that a criminal intercourse had taken place between the prisoners ; and the wretched woman hrd long instigated her paramour to the murder of her husband, which diabolical act he at length effected. Though both prisoners had made confession of their guilt, yet from a legal defect in the evidence affecting the woman she was acquitted. Leary was executed on Thursday last.  In the French Chamber of Deputies, on Thursday, a Report was made from the Committee of Petitions, on the Petition of Mr. LovcoAy, complaining that his daughter had been seduced to become a Catholic. The facts of this case are already fully known to our Readers. The Report, which was ordered to be printed, after stating that Miss LOVEDAY was free to chuse her religion, recommended the Chamber to pass to the Order of the Day, which was agreed to by a considerable majority, after a violent opposition. On Friday evening the Duke of Yonic after dinner left Newmarket for London, and arrived in town about seven o'clock on Saturday morning.  The Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER honoured Drury-lane Theatre with their presence on Friday evening. The Princess AUGUSTA honoured Covent-garden Theatre with her presence on Friday evening. On Saturday evening the Princes AuGt7sT.k, the Duchess of KENT, and the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER, honourvd the Italian Opera with their presence. KING'S TnEvra E.—We were much gratified by the repetition of the new Opera I Pretendenti Delusi on Saturday, the effect of which is much increased by some judicious alterations and curtailments by