Star.
London, England, 1822-01-30 00:00:00

N. 4 17,1 L. I TELL IGENCE.

The Rufus, Knen, from Liverpool for New York, put into
Halifax on the 26th December, with loss of foremast, and leaky.
The Starling, DOUGLAS, arrived in the Downs, boarded, on
the-17th inst. in lat. 46. long. 14. 30. the John and Robert, of
New Brunswick, laden with timber, waterlogged, and without
any person on board. The crew (13 in number) were taken out
by the Eugenie, arrived at Nantes from Martinique.
The Boa Esperansa, LArniznio, from ldaranham for Oporto,
which put into Lisbon on the 4th inst. has received damage.
The Speculator, M' Hama, from Courantine to Berbice, was
lost near the, former place the beginning of last month.
lA/MOUTH. Jan. 28.—Wind N.W....-Sailed, the Prince Re-
gent, Loma, for Lisbon; the Robert and Mary, ATTWOOL, for
Waterford ; Nimble, GALE, and the Elisabeth and Catharine,
liousou, for Cork.
Poaranoirra, JAN. SO.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived, the Unity,
31% nris, from Oporto ; Sisters, Bangor, from the Downs for
Barhadoes , and New Albion, Carrenzu, from ditto for Trieste.
Sailed, the Vesta, &maws, for Poole; and the Nile, Davis,
for Plymouth.
our., JAN. 29.—Wind N.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
Fiver, the Trafalgar, W , from Africa ; Bare, Esistessost,
from Galipoli ; and Sceptre, NienoLsote, from Dublin. Came
down from the River, the live Branch, KIND for the Cape of
Good Hope; Henry, Qincs, for Malta; William, CVATEN, for'
.l: naica; and the Bee, IV/SHALT, for Naples.- The two latter
have sailee.
DARTMOUTH, JAN. 28.—Arrived, the Elizabeth, OSYNTRAC,
from Curacoa in eighty-eight days, for Hamburgh, with loss of
stauncheons, bulwarks, boats, and sails; two men washed over-
board. and one with his leg broken.
3111rosn, JAN. 27.—Arrived, the Maria, Jokers, from Bristol
for Liverpool. On the 23d inst. in a fog, she struck on a rock
e,ar the llolms, broke her keel, &c. Cargo discharging. . I

Lynn, JAN. 28.—Passed Dungeness on the 25th instant, the
Anwrican bhip Louisa, Smut, in 102 days from Batavia, for
Amsterdam. _ _

t;sErNrs.s:, JAN. 26.—A stop of about SO or 60 tons, foun-
dered off Inneship yesterday, with all the crew. Part of the
wreck came on shore in Turnich Bay, also s broken compass,
/raked on the bottom " Betsy, Clark," miler's name John
Gray, Liverpool; and an old porter barrel, branded ° Myers
a::d Co. London."

Ccssom-Honsit, JAN. 29.—Ships Entered Inwards :—The
Mranevell, from Jamaica; Ann, from Lisbon ; 13elieuncle, from
Stangate Creek ; and Thames, from Calcutta.—Entered Out-
wards: The Perseverance, for Hamburgh ; London, for ditto;
J;:hn and Frederick, for Lubec ; Sarah, for Hamburgh ; Nepos,
for Montserrat ; Dash, for Naples; Tuley, for Hamburgh ; Dub-
lin Packet, for Dublin ; Maria, for Constantinople ; and Schwan,
Stettin.—Cleared Outwards : The Heart of Oak, fur St.
I'n:sent's; Arno, for Naples; and Ranger, fur the South Sea
Whale Fishery.
Ar: elecn—At Constantinople, the Nymph, Radcliff, from
Lr.rdon. At Leghorn, Aurora, Warren, from Boston. At
iva:erford. Maria, Barnes, from Newfoundland. At Grimsby,
S Thia, Hutton, from Gottenburgh. At Jersey, Habna and
General Brock, from Balboa; Betsy and Jane, from Valencia..

DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND.

DESPERATE ATTACK ON THE REV. I.E POER
TRENCH.

Thursday night, the Rev. Gentleman, his Lady,
and two other members of his family, were proceed-
ing to the Rectory, near Carlow, when, within a
nine and a half of that town, they were attacked by
a numerous armed banditti, who fired into their car-
riage, and whose intent was manifestly more than
plunder. The Reverend Gentleman fled from the
carriage with his family, to a school-house near the
spot, where they secured themselves, though in ex-
treme alarm, until morning, when they proceeded on
their way home.—Patriat.