Star.
London, England, 1815-12-15 00:00:00

DISTURB4NCES ltV IRELAND.
We have just `received the Camel 'Advertiser, pub.
lished on Saturday, which makes no menticn of the
rumour which was in circulation of a murder com-
mitted at Featherd, on Mr. Coom an active Magi-
strate ; ue therefore trust that the report is untrue.
CASHEL, DBCLMBER '2—The only circumstance re-
lative to the murder of Mr. Baker, that have not
been published, are, that a Captain, or a Mr. Ball,
who buys horses for the army, was stopped on the
spot by two of the murderers, who were about to shoot
him, when he cried out for mercy, 'and offered his
money, which they did not take ; a third man, for
there were five of them, and all armed, said he was
net the man they wanted, and desired him to ride off
or they would blow his brains out. On re-mounting
his horse the saddle fell off, and they would tart let
him stop to put it on, as they saw the unfortunate Mr.
Baker riding up to them. We are fully confident
that none will have more reason to regret his loss
than the unfortunate wretches who are the cause of
his murder. He had a splendid fortune, every shil-
ling of which he spent in his own neighbour hood ;
and as he did his utmost to bring offenders to justice,
no man was more willing to give his protection and
relief to the poor, honest, and industrious man. This
most shocking murder, in particular, has stamped our
country with eternal disgrace.-
WATERFORD, Decemsen 2.—The sensation pro-
duced by the murder of Mr. Baker, is in no respect
abated. Two men from the county of Tipperary,
were committed to prison by the Mayor of this city,
on Thursday, under circumstances which fully justi
tied their detention, but, as the investigation is still
going on, it is our duty to abstain from giving publi-
city to any part of the proceedings.
LIMERICK, DECF.MBER 2.—On the 233 ult. John
and Bryan Gorlick were way-laid near Roscrea, and
dreadfully beat. Bryan Gorlick's skull was so shock-
ingly fractured, that he died on the 26th ; and the
inquest held on the body found a verdict of wilful
murder against Malachy Quinlan and. Daniel Gaynan.
John Gorlick is in a fair way of recovering.
TULLAMORE, DECEMBER 2 —The Proclamations
for the Insurrection Act have been posted throughout
this neighbourhood ; and yesterday Mr. Jebb,
has been appointed by Government to preside at the
Sessions opened • for the King's County proclaimed
districts, at Clara, where about fifteen Magistrates
attended, and in a most clear and comprehensive
manner pointed out to them their powers and duties
under the Act. He said it was from their exertions
alone the peace of the county was to he restored, and
the people brought to know that the laws should be
respected.—Mr. Parsons, the Assistant Barrister, and
Mr. Harding', the Clerk of the Peace, were present.
Mr. Jebb farther stated, that should other pares of the
county become disturbed, it would be wise and pru-
dent for the Magistrates to call for the eaten iion of
the Act to them at once, and not, by a paltry saving
of expense, put to risk the security of W.., liberty,
and property. The Sessions have been adjourned to
Tullamore for next Tuesday.—A person of the name
of Long, from Spike Island, was attacked hear Lapp's
Island, on the night of Thursday, by a m.m who
!Wick him a violent blow on the face which knocked
him down, and he was then robbed of £17.). A man
of the nano of Won. Callaghan, applitcntly a sailor,
who states that he is from the neighbourhood of Mal-
low, has been committed to Bridewell on suspicion
of the robbery. On being taken, he denied having
any money about him, hut, on being searched, ea
were found on him, and Long has sworn to one of
the notes for ar.s as his property. k orn the exertions
making, there is every probability of the remainder
of the property being recovered.

Nrcnot.soN's New Price Current, from which we
extract frequently the state of the Landon Market 4,
had the following notice last Tuesday : In reply to
the numerous enquiries at our Office, we fully expect
the Supplement will be ready for delivery early in
January ; it will, as usual, contain in detait the prin•
cipat events of 1815, interesting tables of the fluctua-
tions in commerce ; the alter.ittons in the rates s f 10•
reign exchange ; the extent of our col ,nial trade ;
the expos ts and imports; with general remarks on
the present political and commercial situation of Grem 1
Britain. It will go tree of postage to our Country
Subscribers. In compliance with the earnest solici-
tation of many eminent houses in the City and the
Outports, a New Price Current is published at our
Office every Friday, arranged in alphabetical order,
with remarks on the state of the Markets up to the
evening of that day.—Price three guineas per annum,
half-year Sta. Gd. payable.in advance.