Star.
London, England, 1805-10-15 00:00:00

DORLIN, OGSWRER

On Sunday evening firi Grace the Arcldaillsop of
I:lnherit arrived fro:* gtlklantl. "
'Accouhth are receiv'ecliattnit'repeaing.tht health
'of Lord SHANNONi of a 4avourable aatttre.
We tmdetfland Colonel litacwsta; will (bort!, be
advanced to the Peerage.
Sir ETU Cony! vacates his feat for the Q2ern's
County, in eonfequence of his new appointment in
the Weft Indies.
All the State Prifoners, except 23, are liberated
from Kilmainham Gaol.
The flaughtering at Limerick commenced yefter
day.
Yeflerday morning, Mr. Gregory, an officer of
mace, in executing a warrant for debt upon a man
of the name of Halpen' the latter fired upon him
with a piftol, the ball from which grazed Gregory
in the groin. Halpen was taken into. candy. and
committed to Newgate by Mr. Alderman ARCHER,
to abide his trial at the next Qaarter Seffions, for that
outrage.
On Saturday evening lift, as Mr. S.Corcoran, apo-
thecary, of Capel-fireet, was returning from Clon-
tarf, where he had been vifiting a patient, he was
thrown from his honk on the North Strand, by which
he received a fevere conconion on the brain, bled vi-
olently at his ears, and, notwithfianding furgical aid
was adminillered, died about four o'clock the follow-
ing morning : Mr. Corcoran has left a widow and
three children. _ _ _

Friday night the honfe of a poor induftrions man
of the name of Michael Barry, who lives at Routa,
in the Liberties of Limerick, was forcibly entered by
a large banditti, the greater part of whom were well
armed, and atter dragging him out of his houfe, gave
him feveral wounds on the head and body with
(words, cuthiffes, and other weapons, from which he
lies dangeroufly ill, affigning that their restos% for
committing Paid violence, was his profecuting fome
of them for breaking his hook and flogging him
fome time back.
A few nights fine, one of thofe parties by which
the neighbourhood is infetted, attacked the houfe of
one Eahy, at Tuoreen, near Kilmore, which was,
however, fil(ficiently fecured to refill them. After
filing feveral !hots at the door the party withdrew.
A GHOST !—The neighbourhood of Kildare flreet
has been very much annoyed of late by the inexpli•
cable influence of a fprere, and fome of the inhabi-
tants of that flreet declared they have feen the vifion
of a lady who lately refided in a houfe adjacent to
the Phufitecknicon, whole death excited unufual emo-
tions, but whole fubfequent appearance convinces
them that fomething happened in her lntime which
compels her fpirit to torment fo many bonen mor-
tals, efpecially a poor fervant who lived with her
during the latter part of her exillence. Crowds of
curious and adventurous people have been to vifit the
ab )de of this " airy nothing," and though they in-
dividually contradia each other in their deicription ,
of her perfon, they unanimouSly concur in declaring '
that no Gboy ever made a more tremendous noife !
Not having had an opportunity of beholding this fair
" perturbed fpirit," it is not poflible we can lay any
further particulars before our Readers, but we have
heard it pofnively alrerted by perfons of extreme pro-
bity, that the fervant above alluded to has been in a
very bad Rate of health ever Since his departed lady
is fuipfed to have paid him a vifit.