Star.
London, England, 1822-02-11 00:00:00

DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND.

FROM TUB DUBLIN JOURNAL OF FRIDAY.
Saturday night a house, occupied by the Police,
seven miles west from Charleville, was consumed by
fire. The Police had that day removed to head-quar-
ters, and the Whiteboys appeared at eleven o'c!ock at
night, when they burnt the house and out-houses.
From Dubailow we learn an instance of a barbarous outrage
—the wretches burned out the eyes of three cows belonging to a
tenant of Mr. Leahy, near Kanturk.
' A temporary barrack building at Listarrol, was demolished
on the night of Tuesday week, and the banditti burned the
house of Sally Park, in that vicinity.
On this day week, a military party, attended by several Ma-
gistrates, penetrated the Glen between Bantry and Inchcegela,
where, it was reported, the insurgents bad formed a camp. But
they had dispersed, and nothing was found except some provi-
sions, bedding, knives and forks scattered on the ground.
From Clonakilty we leant, that Serjeant Bateman is in cus-
tody for shooting Buckley, the illicit distiller.
From the county of Limerick, the intelligence is unfavour-
able. Sunday night, the banditti attacked the house of Ma.
Odell, in the village of Balling; r.y, and broke the windows.—
Miss Odell was placedion her knees and threatened with death
if she did not disclose where the arms were concealed. They
then went to the house of Colonel William Odell and commit-
ted a similar outrage, but they did not obtain arms as they had
previously been removed to Ratiskeale. Several other haulm
have been attacked and some set on fire in this county.

The house of Colonel Westroppe was robbed of tore mu4ean
and his case of pistols. A tenant on the Courtenay estate was
desperately flogged for attempting to pay rent. Captain Rock has
issued notices to the inhabitants between Croom and Charlevillq,
to be ready to meet him at Dohille Hill.
The Clerk of die Peace attended at Dtumcolhyee oti Monday,
to register Freeholders, and a number of the tenantry assem-
bled, but Captain Rock cautioned them, by notice, against th's
step, unleu they obtained the abatement of half their rents. In
consequence not one would consent to register.
Monday night, a party boarded a brig lying at Burgh Castle,
in the Shannon, for the purpose of getting arms and ammunition.
In the county of Limerick, it would seem, that the military
alone eau preserve the peace, and that only on the spot on which
they stand.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BUNTING.

The Earl of Derby's Stag-hounds meet to-morrow, at Lea.
therhead ; Thursday, at the Oaks; Saturday, at Addington.
H. Jolliffe, Epq.'s Fux-hounds, Saturday, at Outwood.
The Surrey Pox-hounds, Thursday, at the Half-moon ; Saturft
day, at Pratt's Bottom.—The Harriers meet every day.
We are informed that a number of sporting gentlemen in this
City and the neighbourhood, in consequence of the Fox-hounds
not hunting this part of the country, are determined to have a
pack of Harriers, to be called the City Subscription Pack.—
Litchfteid Mercury.
In consequence of the late storms, the neighbourhood of Ban-
gor, in Flintshire, was completely Inundated, and persons were
obliged to be conveyed for several miles in canoes : several per-
sons, in making their way to Bangor, in one of these vehicles,
came up to a clump of grass, on an eminence, about a mile from
land, where, to their great surprise, a fine hare plunged into the
water. A wager was then laid, nd after many sharp twits,
and a hard chace for about twenty-five minutes, she was picked
up by a 3lr. Hamm, of Wrexham.