Star.
London, England, 1823-03-11 00:00:00

IRELAND.

The last Irish Papers have resumed that ominous
branch of intelligence which has, within the last
eighteen months,
.been so fertile in crime—" Out-
rages in the Connttl." These ate in'tlie'preient ease
so nomerous, that we can but barely enumerate them.
The Limerick Chronicle states, that a party of
armed insurgents attacked the house of Mr. Darby
Murpl4, near Listowel, set fire to the honk and out-
offices; Which were consumed, and it Was with diffi-
culty lie and his family escaped the conflagration.
Near Dromcolliher, a large stack of hay was con-
sumed on Friday week last ; and, on the same night,
near Newcastle, a waste house was set fire to. A
man in the employment of the Rev. Edward Ge-
raghty, of Killeedy, was made to eat the summonses
he was
..kerving for tithe, on the commons, by two
armetrmen,.. Eighty persons are capitally charged
for ttral.,iii the. Canny of Limerick Jail.
Any'nersiin
,looking for presentments near Bun-
ratty,tn,the,Countf *of Clare, are advised to prepare
their „cipirvisl ;These outrages are committed, and
the Insurrection Act opetating in this county. Two
persons; John l'urtell and' William Al. Cormack, were
sentenced"to seven years transportation, in Rathkeale,
by Seijeant'Torrens, for serving Roadie notices.
The neighbourhood of Limerick has for the last
three months been the scene of numerous outrages
and depredations, nptwithstanding the presence of a
large party of military in the neighbourhood. At
I3rickhill, a liun#ed Ms Of liar were set on fire, and
a cow-hotise, with twenty Mulch cows, fourteen of
which were saved, three burnt to death, and three
more so much scorched'as not likely to live.—Mr.
John O'Halloran bad a quantity of hay burnt by
tho.e nightly talers, upon his farm, at Moyhill; and
in this first visit forty sheep were killed in the most
savage manner, by beating out their brains, and
stabbing them with pitchforks and other deadly
weapol+ A month ago, twenty sheep, upon the
same farm, were in like manner destroyed; and on
the night of the last visit to Mr. John O'Halloran,
nine sheep,
.the property of Mr. William Frost, were
butchered in like manner Upon his farm, near Moyhill.
A,werk ago, some merciless and most inhuman
ruffians set fire to the house of a poor man, named
John I'angney, on the lands of Ballytorig, near Tra.
lee. The family. were in their beds, and narrowly
escaped with their lives. The house was totally con-
sumed, with all the household furniture.
At Cratloe Castle, Ballynorig, Ballinnesherig,
Bailifily, and several other places, similar outrages
have been committed. On Friday week last, as the
seizures made by F. O'Shaughnessy, Esq. and his
highly efficient police were conveying into the town
of Wien, the country people being determined
to attempt ,a rescue, sallied across the fields to a
new line the police had taken; at the same time
women were sent before the party to -say a funeral
was coming down the hill, which give sufficient
time to the Pollee to Prepare for them—tbeir number t
amounted tabor..or.Bie hundred. When- they ar-
rived at Clpgyseu, about. a mile Gild a half from.Ullai
the attack commenced; "and initse.iligi.ivere fired at
the Police,. )4;4 .rei-4;qpjckly r,ettiined. The coun-
try people made a stand,.until sixty rounds of ball
cartridge were fired; whirl one nian.r4ceitecta ball is
the head—they then dfsc-outitnictfilha pant& The
firing betng „heard ip Cisilen, Li4ut.notch, with a
patty. of the 79th Highlanders, statioAed'there, un-
der his command, proceeded with all Possible haste
to the spot; but heiori his arrival all was quiet; and
the party had proceeded to,Tralee with the seizures,
which they safely lodged in the Stores.
A CHILD POISONED •BY ITS MOTIIER.—A letter
from Newcastle.says-,4 transaction of
.a most un-
natural nature took place a few days back, in this
town. The son of the late Rev. Henry Bateman,
Rector of Abbeyfeale, a fine boy, nine years of age,
having taken a qiiantity of laudanum, given him by
his mother, on Supday se'rtnight, he very soon be-
cause deli, ious, and died after several hours working
violently in convulsions. From the apparent health
of the boy, and sorne.eorroborating suspicions of his
mother's treatment, the Magistrates sent for the Co-
roner, John Cox' Esq. on whose a: rival a Jury were
summoned, and the.body of the boy (whom his mo-
ther had prepared With a.caffin, ready to hive been
interred in a few .hogisifter his death) was brought
to.:the market-house, and opened by Surgeon Camp-
bell, Rifle Brigade, when after aview of the internal
prts of the body, he' found a sort of rnueus in the
sioMach, which, being analysed, the laudanum fully
appeared. The Jury retired, and returned a verdict,
that " the boy died by the effects of a quantity of,
laudanum, administered to him by his mother.
Lifirerr'47k Chronicle.
Sluitusx.—Thursday morning the neighbourhood of Salina-
serithey was alarmed by the intelligence that Charles Staunton,
a working farmer in that parish, had been shot the night before,
by some persons firing through the windows as he was about
getting into bed. Party the same day a Coroner's Inquest was
herd on the body ; and after spenaing the greater part of that day
in etainining witnesses, the Jury then adjourned to the next day
(Friday), when they examined additional witnesses; and at ten
airlock the same night returned a verdict, that eleven of the Jury
found the deceased came by Ws death from a gun shot wound,
the ball having entered his right side, and came out through the
bask ; and that said shot was fired from the outside room, in
which there %vat no other person at the time but the deceased's
brother, Daniel Staunton. • The twelfth Juror agreed as to the
cause of the deceased'sdeath,but 'would nbt agree as to whether
Daniel smarten war in the house at the time the shot was fired.
Daniel Staunton was then committed to Kilmainham gaol.
Fxstatiaatat Eutersort.—Stare of the poll on the third day
Lord Viscount Corry 695; Sir H. l3rooke C04.-7filajority 511.

In the annals of elegant ansi-usefulinventiOn, Ifte
MACASSAR OIL has attained the utast distinguished ceiebrhy.
Patronised by the respestive Monarchs .of . the three, greatest
Empires in the Universe, liessta, Cuma,aad.Paseta, this OIL is
established in use and reputation with.. the civilised and ditieri-
suinating of. all nations, frost the Arcticto,the Antautic.segions:
and, " tbou&h last, not least in our mown)," the gracious Sove-
reign, his illustrious family, and the beauteous and the bairn, of
oar " surpassing, Island," haveiongisonontant litiwzrus's tines-
iusble I-tapas-anon with preferable distinction. • These OS facti
which (millions in perm) prove the intiversalityottility, and high
preeminence of Row Laub and SON'S Mamma". Os -end Truss'.
DTI. To those, however,. who have. untibithenw used these
preparations,• a succinct account of disk extraordinary agtalities
may be requisite. The Macaws& Om. Wain the dosbia 4esps-
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vatritive and -fertilising, botowinga.hralairit viper ihsceasisaa
dccay ; sad, is cotes oven at *stirs baldness, crassisettesses •of
j'alea and initoinnt rodondascy. —Nat les. bnportaoll in is.. re-
sult Is the Truax Dim This sub& fluid isalhe biOdtlie id the
ravage of Care and dilipiciatioas of-lbw for the node ie.
station of either has" alerted a'sr "'Mkt/Melo tha.lodta. of age;
or tresses of " manhood's rosy prime," iltn-.Tiosarlistisestwer•
gage to repel the hoary intruder, and give to the heir the new
and fascinating embellishment of glossy black or beautiful sulrurth

PARLIASIfYI'AIICY,IRQCEEDIA'GS.

• HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCIt 10.
The Duke df MONTROSE 'reported that his Majesty bad
been waitill upon wits the `Address of their Lordships, in an-
ewer to the Royal' lifessage, which his Majesty received most
graciously.
'west REDFSDALE presented a Petition from Maccles..
• praying for a 131111 for recovery of small debts.
The Bishop' of ELY presented a Petition front the City of,
Ely front certain Merchants and Traders, against the Insolvent
Debtors' Act.—Laid on the table.
Mr. WALLIS presented the Fourth Report of the Commis-
sioners of Woods and Forests.
Mr. Tostrius from the Treasury, presented an Account of
the payments made into the Treasury, on account of the Super-
annuation List.
Mr.. FiIION presented Annual Accounts respecting the re-
ceipti and disbursements of the East India Duck Company.—
The above Returns were laid on the table.
The Scotch Creditors' Bill passed through a Committee, and
was agreed to without amendment.