Star.
London, England, 1823-08-29 00:00:00

IRELAND.

As a convincing proof that the people have arms
still in their possession, the following fact occurred on
Thursday :—A woman was brought before J. Demp-
ster, Esq. Magistrate at Nenagh, that mdrning, on a
warrant, for absconding from her master's service,
and carrying off several articles of wearing apparel.
r►he said it was through,malice her master had sworn
the information, and stated, that she could tell where
he had secreted his fire-arms and sword at the time
the Insurrection Act was proclaimed in these Ba-
ronies. Accordingly, Mr. Dempster sent the Serjeant
of Police to make the necessary search, and expected
a denial on the part of the accused ; however, the man
was so astonished when the police arrived at his
house, within a mile and a half of Nenagh, in com-
pany with his late servant, that he confessed where
they were, and which completely corroborated the
testimony of the woman, viz. that they were buried
in the kitchen garden, where certainly they were
found in a piece of timber he had artfully hollowed
for the reception of the barrel, which is a good one,
and a sword in good preservation; the lock he took
oat of the roof of the barn.—Limerick Chronicle.
ATTEMPTS AT AssnosumnoN--(From the aon.
mel Advertiser of Saturday).—On Wednesday even-
ing, as John Stewart, Esq. of Dundrum, Agent to
Lord Hawarden, was returning on horseback limn
the town of Tipperary, midway between that town
and Dundrum, four assassins lay inside -the ditch
concealed, one of whom fired at him ; on his returning
back a second shot was fired, but both fortunately
without effect. Part of the wadding, or of the tovt
bushes, struck Mr. Stewart in the face. The auda-
cious attack took place within a few perches of two
houses, nine of the inhabitants from,which pursued
and assisted in taking five persons into custody. Had
Mr. Stewart not returned back at the time, he would
most probably have been murdered, as two more
armed men were stationed about sixty yards in ad-
vance of those who fired.

The places where the ruffians had stationed them.
selves for the perpetration of this crime were com-
pletely beaten down with their feet, and port-holes
were made through the hedge in four different places,
with sods raised for their arms to rest on. _ _

Mr. John Scott, of Rossinore, was with Mr. Stewart
at the dine of the attack, and a man named Jerry
Quinlan, who also had a narrow escape of being shot.
This is the second attemit which has been made to
assassinate Mr. Stewart.
The same day, Mr. Michael Dwyer, of Coolaco..
sane, was fired upon near Mandemount, it is sup-
posed in consequence of having taken some lands in
that quarter last May, from Lord flawardel. Yes-
terday five prisoners, taken at the place of attack,
were brought into Tipperary, under an escort of the
police, where the Magistrates were to assemble yes-
terday at noon, to investigate the business.

Such is the effect of perseverance and industry in
the science of Medicine, that great numbers, many of whom
had lingered under the most painful and obstinate disorders,
who were pronounced incurable by respectable practioners, add
several discharged from Hospitals, have been restored to perfect
health by the celebrated Dr. BA DY, whl, after a long and la-
borious practice, is enabled to remove the most obstinate Vene-
real Complaints, however long and deeply fixed in the habit.—
Eruption -, Pains in the Limbs, obstinate Met', Dimness of
Sight, Nodes 00 the shin-bones, Ulceration, and Sore Thrones,
, are among the symptoms arising out of improper treatment, and
which without timely assistance prove fataL The Doctor is
consulted daily by padetas of both sexes, at .As, Dean-stteet,
I Bobo, and liatbeld-street, Stamford-street, Blackfriars and
Waterloo Roads, by persons from every part of die country, and
by Letter (if post paid) tucking a fee.