XI. Accurate detail of the effects of the Rebellion in the County Wexford. 78 Battle at Oulard, 80 Attack at Enniscorthy, 80 Battle at the Three Rocks, 81 Atrocities of the Rebels and the sufferings of the Loyalists in Wexford, &c. 83 Names of Clergymen and principal Gentlemen put death, 86 APPENDIX. Copy of an Affidavid made before the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor of the City of Dublin, relative to the attack on Prosperous 87 Account of the murder of Capt. Swayne--Burning of the Barracks, and the cries of the Soldiers consumed therein--Murder of Messrs. Stamer and Brewer, &c. 88 * * * * * _WEXFORD CRUELTIES!_ A GENUINE WORK. J. Jones informs the Reader that in a few Days he will publish the _Fourth Edition, greatly enlarged_, on a small Type, and good Paper, intended to bind up with the present Narrative, (_Price only Sixpence Halfpenny_) A NARRATIVE OF THE Sufferings and Providential Escape OF _CHARLES JACKSON_, LATE RESIDENT IN WEXFORD: _Written by himself._ Giving an account of his confinement and ill treatment received from the Rebels; the political and religious interrogations of Dick Monk; the situation of Lord Kingsborough; description of the Rebel Camp; General Roache's proclamation from Vinegar-hill; description of Messrs. Harvey, Keugh and Grogan; the unheard-of cruel manner of piking the Loyalists; the re-taking of Wexford by his Majesty's troops; the liberation of the prisoners, succeeded by a truly affecting scene--The general orders from Carrick-Byrne Camp;--Proposal of the Rebels to General Lake, and his answer, with the singular account of Mr. Colclough's behaviour at the place of execution; also Mr. Grandy's Information before four magistrates at Duncannon-Fort. This present Edition sells for _half_ the price of another published in Dublin. Printing executed on the shortest Notice--Emblematic Ribbands impressed with Gold and Silver. * * * * * A NARRATIVE, OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ENGAGEMENTS, IN THE _IRISH REBELLION_, 1798.