Star. — 1822-03-30 (London, England)

IRELAND.  CONTINUED OUTRAGES.-TWO MURDF.ES. FROM THE DUBLIN JOURNAL OF INT.DNESDAY.  Friday night last, about twelve o'clock, a farmhouse on the lands of Bally-Ellis, near Doneraile, the property of C. Crone, Esq. was maliciously set on fire, and totally consumed. On the same might, cabin on the lands of Bally-Ellis, within a mile of Buttevant. was burned, either accidentally by its inmates, or maliciously by Whiteboys. The cabin has' been for many years inhabited by an unfortunate female and her illegitimate children. In the County of Kerry, through the exertions of the Rev. Messrs. Collins and O'Leary, the Coadjutor Priests of Castle bland, 23 stand of arms have been returned to the Magistracy, and between 40 and 30 Whiteboys have taken the oath of allegiance. Near Killarney, on-Sunday week, a shocking murder was perpetrated. As Thomas Fitzgerald was standing in conversation with another person, a fellow named Thomas Gordon, came treacherously behind him, and in revenge for some late ir.jury, as we are informed, sty uck him a violent blow on the head, which fractured his skull, and killed him on the spot. In the County of Limerick, during last week,, the banditti committed the following outrages:—Flogged nine men (six at Coolruss, two at Duhoro, and one at Cappenahane) ; burned one house at Ballyroe ; broke into another at Coolruss; killed Live sheep— (three at Green-hill, and two at Konocklong) and shot two cows and one heifer at Coolruss. To the shove we have to add a murder. A man named O'Neal, who was expected to prosecute some offenders at the Assizes, was murdered on Saturday night; his body was found under a heap of stones at Cappa, and brought into Rathkeale on Sunday. The post-boy conveying the mails fi om Rathkeale to Shannagolden, was attacked by four armed men on. Saturday morn' ing on the road near Stoaev :11e demesne, who dragged him off his horse and robbed him of the mails.  knives us pleasure to state that Miss'Goold, the young Lady who was carried off from her friends by Browne, was on Saturday night retaken by a party of the Rifle Brigade, commanded by Lieutenant Robinson, from a house where she lay concealed. She was conveyed to Abbeyfeale on Sunday, and there, given up to her friends. Miss Goold mentioned to Lieutenant Robinson, that a few nights ago, while Colonel Norcott and a party were in search of her, she was within two fields of them, concealed in al ditch, naked, and guarded by a man, who threatened to shoot her if she gave any alarm. Lieutenant Robinson delicately inquired ()flier hew she was treated by Browne? and she told him that he offered no violence to her person ; but that she was greatly exhausted from being continually carried about by him from place to place, living on bread and tea, and never sleeping a second might in the same house; and that on Friday Browne became so alarmed, from the activity of the search after her, that he took his leave of her for ever. Three men were arrested on suspicion of being concerned in this affair, on Sunday morning, by Godfrey, Massy, and Lieutenant Piercy, of the Newcastle Police, who were out patrolling the mountainous district.  ..... We regret to learn, that the nocturnal marauders have begun to extend their depredations in the county of Kilkenny.. On Sunday night, about one o'clock, a party of armed insurgents visited the village of Curraghmartin, on the estate of Mr. Flood, of Flood-hall, lying a little to the left of the road leading to Carrick, between Granny Castle and Aglish, and about four miles from Waterford, where they searched several houses for arms, and procured five guns. At one of the houses, where the owner was unwell, they had the delicacy to cause a neighbour to rap at the door,' to prevent alarm to the sick man, but insisted on get-, tin 4 his gun from his wife. Several other outrages are detailed as having been committed in the counties of Kilkenny, Tipperary, Mayo, and Waterford. At the Limerick Maize., on Thursday week, Patrick Loris Ma 13,14 Michael Madigan, and linger liPliakars, were tried for the murder of Patrick Murphy, on the ad of December last. M'Mahon was acquitted. The three former were found guilty. When serilence of death was passed upon them, and they were removed from the dock, Lewis exclaimed 'To the d-1 we pitch:2lr. Raymond r w twee house they had also been ttkd for attacking.