Star.
London, England, 1815-09-30 00:00:00

FROM THE JRURNAL DRS MATS.

Yesterday, In the evening, we received the follow-
ing Note, hut too late to insert in our Journal: •
u The Dike of Orleans, having been called upon
by a letter frusn the King, to be pi eseat at the open-
ing of the next Session of the two Chambers, set nut
ins7antly from the country seat which his Serene
Highness occopies near Loudon, with his family, and
'has arrived at Paris. The Duchess-and M olemor-
selle Orleans, as well as the young Princes and Prin-
cesses, remain in England."
Yesterday evening at nine o'clock the Duke of Or-
leans visited the King, and to day his Highness et-
'sited the Duke and Duchss of Angouleme.
We are assured tat several of the Articles which
were the most burdensome on France, and req.rird
in the ultimatum of the Allied Powers, are mciirilied
Or suppressed.
As we have • already announced, the Prus.ian
armies are concentrating on Paris. Prior... Biticiii:r
is here, and his head-quaners have been ..i:tini•irely
transferred from Caen to Vcr sallies. We are ;issurri
that the King of Prussia will have a general review
of his troops in the environs of Paris, and that he w:ll
set out some da)s After this review.
The Dire d'Otrante had not quitted Paris to.d ry
at noon : but it is thought he will set out for Dies-
! den to-morrow.

PRIM TILE JoURNA L DE PARIS.

It is thought that the two vrcant Monitaries will he
occupied by M. de Grosbuis for Justice, and by M.
Cbabrol for that of Finance.

It is still said that M. De'pierce, President of the
Court of Accounts, w iil he appointed Prefect of Pi Ike.
Some disturbances took place at Nantes doting toe
stay of the Prussian troops. These troops yin :ed.
that city on the `24th or 'lsth. It appears eir.•
the Prussians are about to evacuate the dep:v twerits
of Britanny.
11 e Pope has reestablished at Rome the M lit try
Congregation. It is composed in two Generals, five
Brigadiers, the Commandant of :he National Guards
at• Rome; and presided by a Palate.
The last Pantpidet of M. CAri:ot is signed with his
name, and dated from Cerny, a link town near
Etampei, where he has taken up his residence.

A Dutch Mail has arrived, but its contents are a
repetition of detaiis similar to what we have kit ►uu,e
time been receiving—the state of the lr.iii;iers
the 'warfare there carried on—tae rejoicings et the
establishment of the Monarchy—and tire gelierar jay
diffused by the fact being ascertained that alt ►he
unignuments of art stolen by the French tlieves are
packing up at Paris to be returned to the proper
owners.

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 27.—Arrived the Swedish
brig Patientien, from Liverpool, with loss Of main-
mast. Sailed the Ida, PAusbdoitit, for London, uuder
jury-ariasts.—Wind W.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 28.—Came in the Woodlark,
from New Brunswick, with part I t her carLu
away. Pissed up Channel the Hydra, WArt...,00,
from Martinique for London ; she sailed with ois
Majestyis ship For, and parted in a g-te. Ccunt
LINOIS, late Governor of GRAdaiOßpe, nu board
the Hydra.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 29.—Arrived the DICTATOIt
man of war, from America ; WE,en siiiv 01 war,
trom Quebec; and CONSTANT gun brig,, from a cruize ;
Eliza transport from the Downs, and Hydra from
Guadeloupe.
The Duke of YORE, we are happy to ssy, is so
much recovered trim his late accitleist, that he is en-
abled to leave "off his sling. Yesterday morning his
Royal Highness left town for Oatiandi, to celebrate
his marriage-day with the Duchess, it being twenty=
four years since their Royal Highnesses were mar-
ried. There was a party of select sad particular
friends invited upon the occasion.
Earl BATHURST had an audience of the Paine
REGENT yesterday, at Carlton House.
Yesterday, at one o'clock, the Earl of LIVERPOOL
had a long audience of the PRINCE RECitiNT. At
two o'clock the Noble Earl went to il,e Foreign
Office to attend a meeting of the Cal' net Council,
which was attended by all the Cabinet Nit:lintels.—
The Council sat till about tour o'cleck ; aster woich
Viscount SiDhlotlTH, and his brother, Mr. 11. An-
Ducarox, left town for Richmond Park. The Earl
of LIVERPOOL is expected to leave town to•day for
Walmer Castle.

Mr. Pm., on his arrival in London, on %dam
day, from Dublin, ressurined only hefty.. .1:d
that was not at his own house, but At lliotna.'s Ho.
tel, in Berkeley-square, while he sent a CMllMllftien.
tion to Mr. CROKER.• It W4l not kt:orn by hi: esta.
blishment at his own house, that hew a 4 m town.—
' Mr. PEEL and Mr. CROKER visited Sir KOrnietl PEEL,
on their way to Irel.nd.
We are happy to find, that the American account
of battles in Hayti is altogether a fabrication. By a
Gentleman who arrived doout eight days ag4; Jireet
from Port-au-Prince, we are informed, that kM [la
Ist of August all was tranquil there, and no expec-
tation was entertained any movement on te.e tint
of-his sable Majesty. Indeed, the very seas ,is IN A
security against alt military operations, as the ,aius
set in the latter end of July, and conunue for time or
four months, so as to render it coloplefely inyusFinle
for a hostile army to find quarters in so enemy's
territory, •

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DISTURBANCES IN IRELJ4NI:

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ELKIN. SEP !WM IP a&

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Yesterday a Prim y Council ass• Tabled at tit Cas t e
of Dublin, attended by all the Privy Councillt rs tit w
. in town, when. tke greater part of the County of 'sp.:
perary was put under the protection of the Insurrec-
tion Art. There can be no doubt, it the system of
outrage which has begun to manifest itt. It in the
C•unties of L.merick, Waterford, and Kirkenov, be
persevere.) in, that those Countits will speedily he
subjected. to the operation of this Statute. It is
enough to know, that in three days it ill be in lull.
fearful, and active operation in the County of Tippe.
rary.—We subj.in the Pr,,clituatiais :
BY THE LORD LIEU TENANT AND COUNCIL OF
I 'ELAND.---A PROCLA:VI I lON.
" WatToOitlti.
" Whereas by an Act of Parliament passe,. in the tort v-fourth,
year of Ins present Majesty, entitled, " An Act to lone de for
the preservirg and restor:ng ot Prate tie such Para of Ireland as
-may at any tune be disturb .1 by seditious Fersoits, or by Persons
entering into unlawful Comb tia,ions or Conspinici...;" it is
enacted, that it shall hr lawful tur the O. OW Pieter of
my County, assembled at an extraetelluzry bessioo en the Peace,
summoned in nianio.r by the sa!el Act directed, and ;psilon!. to
the provisions therein contained, not being fewer than seven, or
the major part to them, if t ey tee fr In on doe Consideration of
the state of the County, to signify by memo, 41 by them signed
to the Lute! Lieutlusiir, or other Chief Governor or Governors
of Ireland, for the tune bei.:g, Mat tht y consider the Comfy, or
any part thereof, to be in a state sit dwelt-bailee, or in imine:hate
clinger ot becoming •o, and the grounds end reasons Of such
t'At ir opinion, and ;going. 'Sat the Lord Lieutenant aunt Council
mty inuelaita *nett county, Cr any patt thereof, to be tit A state
Of dis:u.bance, or in immediate danger of heeoinate, so; rind
tlttreupeu it shall and nisy be lawful to and to: the said laird
I.letne LIAM, or other Chief Governor or Guvortlur6 of :ruLtad,
for -lie time btmg, by and with the advice of his Majt.s. y's env)
Council in Ireland, by PC0041814000, to declare slit'' Cotitit,, or
any raft of such County, to he in a cite of disturb:ince, or in
immediate danger of becoming so, as also such part as tic or they
shall tonia proper of any adjoining county:
" And whet vas. ty justices of o.e Peace of the County of
Tippet:it), ln.iter; tit. major part of the Justiars ot the Peace
summened and assembled, pursuant to the provisions for tlaat
pLii.use in the said Act contain.'. a; an eV ra .rodiary :session ot
the I.•:.dee holden at Casuel, m and fur tke se.to County, on fri
day, the stay of berember instant, and eau y suninioned rur-
al:Ant to the snit) Act, have, by memorial by 'quill s.st.cd,
sig-
n lied to Ins Extellency the Lerdl..aeutentnr, t:tat bacoutes
of K Ittiogiuty. :..lewatua and compsy,
Clanwilliam, and Ma and oh Last, ti, die saw count), are in a
stoic of d.sturbauce, and thcerounds and reason of such tneir opi-
nion; ani have thereby that t it Led LR,uttn..nt and
Council may pruciauu the said Mirobies of blididethito,
Kihlc-
ptauagd, Llosburty, blewarda and Co tipsy, csanwnliani, and
Ufa and in the said County, to he in a state tit don
tutu wee.
" sow we, the Lori I:lmre:wit, •:y at d with the adv cc II
his islajesty's ertvy Cm.ncil, in persu. ice ei, and b,. aut:oltic)
to us given by .tic satu etc: t du by this our VI o-
coathauun dot; al, the LE Mel of Motelleth=t.., .Kiineinanagti,
y oieWa a 4V.1 aths Ida and vita
Lad, iu t u11..•y it pptrory inot, a •.•:, le CO and ty
of .0 a bAIC., btre.sy unit the
4.2 ...Ka; all.. • sv toy tit ..to: sat.: IS:110111r•, t a. they ee..o
mu ev:ry ni then, be mid is main within their at ad .i.dirs
be writ. sun-set std all4l-216e, horn •and al.er heal. tie
• 20 h day of Ot &number i.:siant, unuef the penalt les by law estab-
hdieal. _ .

And we du hereby turther order and direct, that a Sii“e:iti
Stbsiuu of the 1.e,84.e tor t..e bald County fuppeoay, be bild
nt
the town sJi a.ltcl, Id the t,;.:ci County, ou rtur.iry neat, the :Wt.:
bcp,tht.bct instant, for the purpo.es cap t bseu in the e.tid Act
of Yari.atneut, Lit wh.ch alt Ju•ticeN o: Ye. e, and other 'vt.t-
gis.ratet, to the aald Cuuuty, and ill uthcr> %%num it may cuncetn,
are to ake nutice,
16iveti at the Council Chemist r, in ikblin, this 25th day of
bese—iber,
".Leogarat, Mayo, Cb3rlem KilJara, Caatta-Coote,
itAaktOr, de . tireucy, , .storhury, m.l.)ott '
Wm. Ni'Mahoti, G. 1-levvitt, Witliall2 damn,
P. Llu.genan." . I
OUP bAV& TYa ICING.

CORE, SerrEmnett ednesday, a detachment
'ol t.,avan Light Battalion, with a entistatLe,
ap-
prehended a man named Rourke, near ,Newcastle,
taking away h:e-arms ; the pristine: attempted to
escape, but ad) hied AI by the Oubtary, AO,' mutually
wout.dtd.
We ate well assured that Government is deter-

mined to assist the Magistracy and oilier Gentlemen
in quilling the outrages that disgrace this country,
and tor which purpose arrangenitnts are making for
several regiments to be cantoned in the parts most
distui bed.

Strong bodies of troops are marching to Cashel ;
• we would wish they were ordered to live a; free quer-
tem—ou the rebris, because they are rebels, robbers,
and murderers—on the Nobility and Gentry, because
they have supinely suffered this rebellious spirit to
ripen into act. Why were they not armed, and, at thi
head of their frieiscis and tenants, scouring the Bonn-,
try to maintain peace ?
Extract of a letter from the vicinity of Newport, in
the county of Tipperary, dated yesterday :—" The
rebels attacked the house of John Blake, an indus-
trious farmer, living on the lands of Knockfune, near
the Keeper Mountain, on Monday night, when they
got no arm's. They next attacked Colonel Pennefa-
titer's Lodge ; the Colonel fired repeatedly at them,
and beat them off. They went then to A. Blake's
house, where they got a gun ; afterwards to his
brother's (Ben Blake) house, got his musket, and•
then went to the house of Patrick Kennedy, but being'
disappointed in getting his arms, brake his windows
and some of his tairviture."
LIMERICK, Sup restara 21.—Near one o'clock, on
the night of Sunday last, a dozen shots were tired at
the front of Archdeacon Wall's :Glehe Houle, lit'
Paths, in this county, at intervals of about a quarter
of a minute each : two balls entered the dining par-
lour and drawing room, above the planks, and two
more stuck in the window shatters; but no'other
mischief was done except disturbing the family, and
obliging them, at that unseasonable hour, to get in
readiness to resist with effect every attack.
The folios-U.lg account of outrages, committed
convenient to where the murders were perpetrated at
Castletown, in this county, has been sent to us by an
Active Magilarate :—" On the night of Friday, the
lust. a dwelling house in the village of Palace-
lienry, was attacked and much injured by an armed
party of ruffians, I:ecanse one of the inmates had the

temerity to take down a threatening notice, signed
by Brigadier Generai Blackthorn, which was posted
adjacent. Another party also attacked 3 house be-
longing to a man of the name of Bonney, one of
Captain Waller's Yeomanry ; but &miry stating to
smile of his comrades Win) lived near him, a concerted
and by appearing thcf ellows went off; about
four o'clock the following morning, a numerous body
of miscreants went to.the lands of Faha and Court,
io: not Barony, and threw down and. ►cattered the
hay of. tivelve or fourteen acres, of meadOw, which
an, made up in large cocks, and filled the umbra

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with it, ;ad trampled en itbefore the fellows sepa-
rated, ttteT fired a number of shots to intimidate the
Iola! ithsliitants of the county s the only reason for
destroying the hiy was because it Was taken by Pa-
latines. Thursday night several pt these ru►fians
again assembled, ,n•t' flogged .lifferent persons in the
neighbourhood' of Kildimo. Surely hose acts which
ore not confined in Kenry- alone, tint are widely
spreading all over the county of Limerick, should
awake the Government to assist the Magistrates with
a military force, to pin down these ruffians,"
Friday Et- 'n t English Gentleman, of the
name of HILL, who is supposed to have arrived lit
New 'toss, in Ireland, about nine months ago, was
ton• d with hi, throat out near the high road le.tditi
to Waterford.

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