Star.
London, England, 1815-10-07 00:00:00

T;1 AR :ur.

Thr. '2l Bin liyin of the 226, Ro47ment,ennrianci.
eJ by C01*.n...1 Riervit, has m*rclied tenni Enniskillen
to 111117111:innqn.
The 5001 Regiment of F are, for the most !mt.
gone into cantonmen:s. Tue head crullers continua
it Enniskillen.

The troops in Limerick have got orders to wards
tr, their sevcr.4l paces rf devouoo with their fire
firms; this order commenced on 'Sunday.
FtiFty, tett comtnivilii it waggons. laden with
64'64 equipage, arrived in. Watrriord irons Liubilse.
Sunday and Ninachy the g,th.ust 7.14.
Regiment, under the comm.in,l of the lion. S:r
Vitatico, C. K. B. Arrived in WAtcrford tract Cork.

l'hursti.l, the :3Ph 1: .-gitnent Inirchzd into Clcr.
mei fiorn Ci4llut. Tile) arc a ye; y fifle ReAim,•l2t,
&nit 600 vrong, and are to ton.tin in Clunnati until
further oiLit.n.

Last week, the Glamorganshire Militia left Clon-
fuel on their route u) Youghal.
The We“ Kent Mintia, %Wet larded at Cork last
week, and are now quartered at 13 ittevant, liavr ie..
ceived a route for Dublin, and will snatch there im•
mediatd y.
Another Troop of the waggon train is on its march
for embarkation at Runsgate, fin Ostem,f.
The East Kent !tegin►cnt of Yeomanry Cavalry,
which was to hive assi•mbled in Canterbury on Wed-
nesday, last for three days' exercise, has been coulter.
,sanded, in consequence of the indhpusitions of AS
Colonel and Adjutant.
S iturday night, an invalid soldier, having got out
of the road from 13tornptini into the Iti.yal Marine
Garden, tell over the precipice, and was killed upon
the spot.

Sign night, a man belonging to the Royal Ar6l-
- on his return to barracks, from G,Hingham,
missed his way, and getting inside the railing, t.ll
into the fosse and broke his thigh.

An Officer having lately complained, when miler
the hands of hit frister, that his hair was become
grey, the latter observed, 66 Sir, f jr.sid has a won.!er•
tul effect upon the hair; and recoil' ct you were at
Buenos Ayres with General Whitelech I"
Monday evening, Mr. M. HACKET'S distillery, is
llirr, (Ireland) was entirely consumed by fire. The
scene was most awful ; forty puncheons of spirits were
destroyed ; it ran in a blazing curr..nt to the river ;
which, for a considerable distance, appeared on lire.
The loss of property is estimated at from five to eight
thousand p ainds.
LIMERICK, Seer. 29.—Sunday night some vatting.
went into Cahirconlish, in this county, and searched
several houses for fire-arms, and atter getting a c.tie '
of pistols and a musket, retired, firing several
We hear that a detachment of infantry is to be VA-.
timed at Cahirconlish.
Tuesday night several armed men attacked the
house of Jtffrey Keating. at Geraue in this County.,
who demanded his fire-arms, which, though it was
accompanied by a threat to burn 11. s !loose, he spi-
ritedly refused giving, and fired snot, :1,1 the
fellows, who thought tt pru,letit to tet,:e —on leay.ilg
the ground they meat h; wally bt•tb.;e:.l and huustred t
valirible mare of 51r. l'sea.ing'i.
WATIsRPORD, OCTOBER '2.—A spirit of opposition
to the tithe system has lately twin very stro!).,‘,ly
evinced in some parts of the county nt Monigh.,u.
In the parish of Tydaunet in particular, of which tl
Rev. Dr. St. George Rector; they d not disploe
giving tithe in kind, but it Huy f the p4tis:lioner..
agree to pay for their tithe, a numiler of rre t, .!rested
in ,womeit's cl idles, come at night ani shake out th.:•r
grain, and in some instances scatter hay onl
turf. hitherto they have not procee,ka tJ arty Sur.
ther violence.

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