Star.
London, England, 1815-10-03 00:00:00

DISTORBAPCfS IN IREL/INI.':.

ny the 13testactonnts v'ec 1;:•1111: !fl
1.1;;It it 1145 j(1111id y to ,;eti it•-• t!'e
City and County of Lirnetick, as weii
in 3 mat,. nt ins,:rreziion. I'he followi.ig is fto:o
t' aLs•alibn Corr:/rand n 1 ot OW 29th :--"
thy list, t,:ce ol 4lv cv; 1.0!;Ce, X •ON-ting.
o; the 11.44.1,:r..,es it the Coivity ,:t Limerick t• ok
r:;te..: .vvre prest...t. E irl nt
c.dlrd to the 03:1it, it was tio:t.ii:.loitsly lOS .Isk•d---
That 8:1)licatioli he made to toe Lord L...ittenJot to
hove the lotivrectiait Act pit ii. force i 4 that county,
and it the Libe: ties the v."

Stilt ISIlt '27 ---Siiiiday efterneen,
:thole the: i'cloA, the ma itswit of D.-6s CvliCarthy,
Esq. if S;',ll.ol(iil•e., fib mites iron Tipy:e.
nay, ss ,s as tiled I, a tionit-er of :itioc.l de•eeratiecs.
At the time. there were !or I !et Wt e hoy is
the house, beoides Mr. AiCertily, who 1711601 •d-
-vanced it: years, aed tot .11y The won,. , and
boy were notch alertned, hut i:..? old lent in was
reel end deliberate, aiel wio hoer. 'll.'o' a "'Y tve'k
is blunderbuss to meet the 455 .ihnt- 'I ey h:d
betteree in part of the (tee, and wet,. enueieg, *eve
Mt. *earthy levelled hie piece to the ditleal to !:eol
whence he heard the voices ptoceed, and fiting,
elle of them throigh the .•e ad, the bell ente:ine at
the left eye. The assailants 11-ca fired in their turn,
and wounded Mr. MiCaithy in the hip, the b;il r•
ceeding to his h ick (owe wit,•ece it has bete se,ce
extracted) they then the] !testily, It %eing the boOy
of their companion behind Oiem, but teat: ned
some time afterwarde prohahlv tee away the
corpse. In the mean time, haelligcnce ot the :ate,- k
having reaclied Tipperary, a patty of drag on
having come to Sprieghouie in full.gellop, were tine:
enough to prevent the party removing the bedy, aett
it was brought into Tipperary for an Inquest. It :w-
-orms to be that of a young men of the name of
Hei.kett, who lived at no great distance front Sin ie:e-
hinse. The erensactien is releted with some slt;_oit
variations from diderent sources—but all agiee in
terms . f admiration of the extraordinary coune,e end
coolness of Mr. fdiCarthy : and we are happy to
learn that the wound which this gallant old Gentle-
man received on the occasion is net considered as eery
denevrons, thouglecerceinly of a serious name.
We recite the fello.eing ecceunts with less regret
than w a usu illy feel at the communication of telt-
rage, bticeuse they prove a fact that cannot bet
sttongly impressed upon the public inind—the almost
utliform end tiaialing success of every brave man,
who is prepared :Ind determined to defend himself
against midnight tteechery, or mid-day violence:
The house of one Regan, not tar from the tewn
of Tipperary, was visited by a party who put him
under contribution fur money, to buy powder for
killing the Proctors, which they commanded him •.:1
his allegiance to preside Against the next applicafeet,
for which they appointed a time. Regan provided a
companion as stout as himself, and ; ween two of the
fteebooters came, and, sum.: of the -levy, kitocklei at
the door, Regan, admitting one, suede:icy s:ett
the door on the other, upon wOo a his c mpanion ie-
stantly discharged a blunderbuss out et the wee _low. :
the fellow was seen to stunfele, but ifeieati and his
companion were too :ftch oc-upik•ct with :ite t, Ilon
to pursue him : on ,hutting in the door, it.feeit
knocked him down, and the two men then se=e..:
him. Tne hat of the other fchow was found otesic:e
the door, shot through in several places.
Eerly last week, a house sohaSited by a tamely
named Wallis, rather more northward then the reacts
of the present insurrectionary spirit, bete.-,;:a
' Burrisoleigh and the Silvermexs, was attacked tor
arms by a banditti, of whom Wallis shot the rin6lee-
aler dead on the spot. The party immediately di,
persed ; and the dead body was carried the ensuing
day into Thurles, where the Coroner's Inquest teens'
a Verdict according to the above short statemeet.
An attack en the house of a smith, named Golden.
at Drum, in the neighbourhood of Teinp!en:
ended more uefortunately. Golden and his family
had defended tlte house with such determined resolu-
tion as to beat off their enemy. Golden's son elated
' at the victory, followed the runaways, unluckily at
the instant when a ',Arty of the Police, under. Mr.
Wilson, were coming to the spot : Golden misteki`ig
the Constable, for the banditti filed, but without
doing any mischief, when'one of the men instal:tip
fired, anti killed the brave youniz fellow on the spot.
Monday night a party of armed villains assembled
near Two-mile Bridge, when they attacked the houses
of the following farmers in that neighbourhood, mil
deprived them of their arms—froniCoddiby they too':
one gun ; from Power two ; from Prendergast one ;
front Burke, Cullen, Phelan, 'and another persen
one gun each; the first three persons live between
Two-mile Bridge and Kileltechan, the last four bi-
tween Powerstown and Kdmore. On the same night
the corn and hay of a farmer named Tierney, Leer
Bellypatrick, was scattered a!eettt by some ot
nightly ruffians, and rendered completely useless. in
tact, the state of the country is become se alar•Jti)ig.
that nothing short of the severest measuree can fietd
a hope of its being reclaimed.
Monday a large detachment of the Commisettiet
Waggon Train at rived here, bringing camp equip:;;er
for upwards of 2000 men. Camp equipage is elso
forwarding by different rontessfor the distut bed dis-
tricts, part of which 'ekes its course! :o Limeri,-ka A
regiment of foot is on its march from Cork, with ,is
camp equipage complete. These movements, es se, it
as the vast number of troops either elieady :et
in the County of Tipperary and its neigillueolteed,
or on their march for that destination, prove te.t
• Government have determined en smote, ritig in its
' infancy the insurrectionary spirit the: s tide. ti.Hir
eppeered : and flying camps will be estehlieh..., if
sound necessary, its any or all parts tho :any
feeted by a spirit of insohordinetion. iso all ex;ire
tetions to the misguided wretches who h. ve 1,7 b-LI
the country /lave been heretofore nnaveiling. 1„,,o
hey will now see the folly of dering to oppose the
establitliA law of the land, and return, thouott late,
to their duties.

Tbe Royal North Down Regiment of MilitiA, dan-
t-minded by the Right !Awl. Lord DcrviiitiN, t stein
!}tree tour hundred strong, nutri.!led on the With
:tud 26th ult. in two klivisi-k, from their deptit
Killyagb, in the county or D3wo, for ItIo!

PRICE OF BREAD.—From the stacd price of &Mt
the best quartern loafof wl,eaten, ought not' to exceed
elevenpence for the ensuing week.

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