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

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Doves, Fan. I.—The Strawberry smack, of Deal, arrived in
this harbour this morning ; and on the ()deers of the Customs
boarding her, they discovered, concealed in a false bottom, 57
pieces of silks, and other contraband articles, of which, together
with the vessel, they immediately made seizure. The vessel
having hailed the watch-house as from Portsmouth, and stated chat
she had delivered her cargo at that port, and had come into this
harbour for ballast, excited suspicion, and led to the discovery.
Arrived this morning, the Prince Leopold passage-vessel, from
Calais, with Sir ROBERT WILSON, Mr. Laurrost, and friends;
also the Dasher Post Office steam-packet.—Sailed the Arrow
Post Office steam-packet, with a Mail for Calais.
PLYMOUTH, Jaw. 31.--Arrived, the Nile, STOREY from St.
Petersburg's. Sailed, the Sappho, Ilerrauszatz., for Malta,
having been repaired.
Poiersmoczu' Fes. I.—Wind S.W.—Arrived, the Humber,
JOHNSON, from Hull; and his Majesty's ship MINOAN, from Ply-
mouth. Remains, the Harmony, K'oorumx, for Demerara.
DEAL, Frs. I.—Wind W.S.W.—Came down from the River,
the Providence, Shutt, for Jamaica; Macclesfield, Moose, for
Van Dieman's Land ; Heart of Oak, Roaeserson, for St. Vin-
cent ; Wilton, Pore, for Genoa and Leghorn ; Nancy, Daawav,
for St. Alichaers • and Aran, WALLMAN, for Alicant. Arrived
and remain, I'Emelienne, Bouvica, from Havre; the William,
Perry, from St. Michael's; and several colliers.
DARTMOUTH, JAN. 51.—Arrived, the Franklin, Kewweny,
from Sumatra for Antwerp, out 114 days, and greatly in want
of provisions.
Itasausare, Pea. 1.--Artived, the Nancy, MARTIN, from Dun-
dee for Portsmouth, with main-boom and square.sail-yard broke.
WIIITYARAYEN, JAN. 211.—The John Thomas, GORDON, and the
Aurora, Gasmen. London traders, arrived here on the 21st inst.
the former has been out 86, and the lute" 57 days from London !
Cutross-House, Fes. I.—Entered Inwards:—New Union,
from Calais; Dundee Packet, . from Lislion ; Adding, from
Gijon ; NeUy, from Lisbon ' • Minerva, from the South Seas ;
Sylvia, from Cadiz; Emily, from Lisbon; Active, from Mes.
shsa ; Lusitania, from Oporto ; Tom Cod, from St. Michael's ;
Wallington, from Oporto • Traveller, from Grenada; Noord
Star, from Amsterdam ; and Trial, from Jamaica.—Cleared
Outwards :—George, for Dort ; General Palmer, for Madras ;
Margaret, for Antwerp; and Aurora, for Tarragona.

By recent advices from Malta, the Authorities of
the Island were adopting measures, and had given
orders, for the observance of the strictest neutrality
between the Turks and the Greeks. One order had
made its appearance in the beginning of January,
prohibiting the exportation of gunpowder from the
island. The stock there amounted to 3,000 barrels.
After the breakin; up of the Cabinet Council on
Thursday afternoon,.a messenger was sent off with the
result to the KING, at Brighton.
Yesterday, the Earl of HARROWBY, as Lord Presi-
We received, this morning, the Nov York Evening dent of the Council, gave his annual dinner to the
Post of the 31st December, and Charleston Papers Cabinet Ministers, the Great Officers of State, and
to the 2d January. The following are extracts :
the Clerks of the Council, when the roll of those Gen-
tlemen, three for each county, who Were nominated
NEW YORK, DECEMBER 51. in the Court of Exchequer last November, was ar-
Mr. STERLING submitted the following Resolution: tanged previous to their being pricked for by his
" Resolved, That a Select Committee be appointed to inquire MAJESTY.
into the expediency of referring the unsettled claims against the I The Earl of LIVERPOOL gives a grand Farliamen-
United States. growing out of .the late war with Great &Aida,
tory dinner on Monday, At Fife House.
to the Third Auditor of the Treasury fiepatttnew, to be setting,
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bISTIMI34I4CES IN iRELAKA •

631 tit:
Information has just reached ot, froth most bti;
questionable authority, and which must afford grad.;
6cation to every person who sets any value on the
peace and character of the country, that the inhabi-
tants of the parishes of Clondrohid and Kilniichael,
near Mactoom, where the late melancholy colifilzt took
place between theth and tl:e military, have volurv.
tarily tome forward to surrender their arms. and take
the oath of allegiance. The only parish holding out
is Iveleary.—Cork Chronicle,,innuary 28.
The spirit of outrage, we lament to find, is apa
proaching our doors, as will.be seen from the follow.;
ing details
Forty-nine prisoners were brought in yesterday
evening from Macroom, by a detachment of horse
and foot, and lodged iii the jail. Two mote were af-
terwards brought in bn the Kerry coach—one from
Macroom, and another from Millstree4 both of whom
were sent to the county jail;
This mot fling a strong detachment of the Rifle Bri-
gade, marched from this city to Bandon: They came
in yesterday evening from Fermpy, and are to be fol•
lowed by other troop% to the amount of some thou-
sands, which will be speedily dispatched to the dis-
turbed districts in the. west of the county.
MILL.StREET.
It appears from a letter of Lieutenant Gazes, that,
on the 25th ult. the insurgents, to the amount of
1,000, had approached that town, about four o'clock
on Friday last, for the purpose, as was supposed, of
making an attack upon it, when Captain KAPPROCK
and Lieutenant GREEN, with about.thirty men of the
22d Regiment went out to meet them. On the first
fire of the military they fled in all directions, but
several were killed and wounded, and three prisoners
were taken and brought into town.
This same party, after• committing the murder of
Mr. Brereton, and probably after receiving an acces-
sion of force, as we are informed by a Gentleman,
who came in the Killarney- coach, made a desperate
attack on Friday last upon Millstreet. They-assailed
the Bridewell, probably for the purpose of rescuing
some prisoners, and broke the windows, before the
military could act—but we understand they were
finally beat off by about 14 of the 89th Regiment,
who were stationed there? and who followed them,
but were unable to make any piisoners front the
smallness of their number.—iiid.

KILLARNEY.
Great alarm prevailed in town on Friday last, in
consequence of Mr. MiCAETHT, of Headfort, a Maa
gistrate, entering the town, and informing the inha-
bitants that the Whiteboys were in great force on the
hills between Inch and Kill Arney. This Gentleman
accordingly took out a party of two detachments of
the 39th and Carabineers, and. accompanied by a
number of Gentlemen from the town,. among whom
were MessrS. JAMES O'CoNNELL., M'SWEENY, D. MA.
HONEY, GALWAY, &c. The Whiteboys fled ere the
party could come up with them, lout it succeeded in
making eight prisoners, who were all sent off to Tra-
lee Gaol. The Gentlemen of the town have associ-
ated themselves into a military body, under the com-
mand of Colonel MICARTHY, which will have the
effect, in a great measure, of preserving the peace
of that district.