IR ELAND.
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CerGefough, near 7Herary, April Co.
Last night about eleven o'clock, the dwell
ling house. &c. belonging to Richard Sadler,
esq. Magistrate for the county, were mali :.
ciously set on fire, and totally consumed, to-
gcthrr with 36 incalf cows. The ishabit.
ants in the house escaped with the greatest
difficulty, naked. On the same night a range
of Offices, the property of James Sadler, esq .
brother to the above, were also set on fire,
and totally consumed, and also eleven calves
and lamb. His dwelling house was with
much difficulty saved The cause for so
horrible an outrage, is supposed to have a.
risen from the circumstance of these gentle.
men having exerted themselves to defeat a
malicious prosecution at the last assizcs of
Clonmell, in which they succeeded.


Dublin, April 20.-At an early hour this
morning intelligence arrived at the Castle
of Dublin, and also at the head police office,
of the murder of the Rev. MIR. Wogail, Gu
rate OF the parish of Donnybrook, within one
mile of this city. This aged clergyman was
murdered in his sleep, in his bed, at his own
house, situate in place called Sandymount-
lane, near Balls bridge in the county of
Dublin.