Star.
London, England, 1821-11-29 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Detract of a letter from Ancona, dated the 9th instant
• hist less than SO vessels, of one sect or another, went on shore
en
this toast on the night of the Sth ; and there are accounts of
1111 or 30 more the following night, and since. It has continued
So blow a gale since Monday night."
Pisannotren, Nov. is —Arrived the Feminist, Law, from
Sunderland. We have bad a smog gale again this day from the
W.S. W. which still madames.
Dam.. Nov. 4s.—Wind W.S.W.—Came down from the
lUver and remain, the Reward, Ilau.sa, for Jamaica ; West
Indian, COOl4 for Aatigua ; St. George, Soong, for Grenada;
Jupiter, Anwar, for Gibraltar ; Magnet, Too, for Naples;
and essina, —, and Briton, Romany for Dublin. It
came on to blow again about noels to-day, and has continued
ever since, front the W.S.W. The Milham, Bona, front Tao-
for Bristol, env from an anchor and cable, and proceeded
to e ; also two other brigs passed through the Downs
for the same place, one with loss of anchor and cable, the other
her fore-topmast ; the two latter supposed to have cat from under
Dungeness, at which place, we are informed, nearly 100 sail of
outward-bound vessels are detained by contrary winds.--Savau
eases—More moderate: another brig has cut from an anchor
and cable, and gone to Ramsgate the remainder of the ships
are all well
DOORS. Noe. 11110.-The William and Mary, Penn, is so
leaky as to be obliged to discharge, and it is feared the wheat Is
damaged. It haa blown a strong gale the whole day, mamma-
stied with rain and thick weather. Passed by the Robot, Xs-
w.aans, for London, in 2S days from New York.
Hasincar, Nov. 216—Wind W.S.W. blows bard.--The Do-
than, Hoes, has ran on the Gorden Sand, and been brought
in here by three salvage boats. Sailed the Princess Charlotte
packet, with a Mail for Cuxhaven.
Itraaccon., Nov. 270—Arrived the Four Brothers, Rum;
keen Waterford for London, damaged; she has thrown over-
board 41 firkins of butter, one barrel and eight half barrels et
rrisstovr, Nov. 24.—A topsaillard sloop, sopposel an be
dr *access, of Abetdovay, Molten, from Limerick for Loss.
din, was spoken yesterday off this place by a pita. bat sufuseg
is take a man on board; she appeared to homier her firmell,
jib, and topsail ; she steered her course up Mend.
Baavuaats, Nov. in.—The Richmond, of New Task Ar,
Liverpool, with cotton and tar, came an shore hi Caitlin Ray,'
yesterday morning, and there is no probsbillty of her patina s
she had lost her rudder on the Wicklow or Milker beim_ .
TA SUOMI, Nov. 4s.—The Ezpress Maim, of Warren,
from Boston for London, was run on board of by the Ilia Seawe,q,
awe, of Inverheithing, this morning, and must come into
bear to repair.
Cusson-Hooss. Nov. 211.--Ships Entered Inwards :—The
Blessing, from Anoint ; Kingston. from Petersburgb; Joshua,
from Onega ; Catharine, from Minnie; Frederick, from ditto;
Amphitrite, from Memel; Trade, from Archangel; Trader,
from penis; Speedwell, front Stangate Creek; Rosebill, from
Petersburgb; Harriet, front Malaga; Leeds, from Petenburgb ;
Susan,from Cork; Prompt, from ditto • Mary, from Water-
fOrd Resolute, from Dublin. Cleared Outwards :—The Chris-
tiana, for Amsterdam; Three Sisters, for Cork; Peter, for lAs-
bon ; Lady Harewood, for Grenada; Edward, for Bedfast;
Messenger, for Rtionl ; Carshalton, for*Jamaice; and the New
Thomas, for taw&

DISTURBANCES IN IRELAND. •

r ROM TUE DUBLIN JOURNAL Or MONDAY.
The arrivals from the South this day furnish addi-
tiohal instances of outrages and murders. It appears
by the report of the Coroffer's Inquest on the bodies
of the SKEA family, burned to death on last Monday
night at Mullinahone, barony of Middlethird, county
of Tipperary, that sixteen persons, in all, perished in
this sanguinary conflagration. On Saturday the Privy
Council assembled, and issued a Proclamation, offer-

ing a reward of Two Thousand Pounds for the dis-
covery of the persons concerned in the murder of the
&ma& Of this sum, three hundred pounds are to be
given for the conviction of each of the first five, and
one hundred for each of the nest five, concerned- in
the outrage, as perpetrators or accomplices.
In the county of Kerry, another victim has been
immolated to the fury of the savages. On Thursday
night, a large party entered the house of Major Cows, I
which is situated within a mile and a half of Tralee,
the capital of the county. They robbed the house of
every portable article, but they required blood to
satiate their revenge. One of the assassins struck
Mijor CoLim on the head with a musket, which de-
prived him of life, and aftkrwards several shots were
fired into his body. The same party attacked the
house of the Rev. E. NASH, who had arms and assist-
ance, and they were beaten off, but it is said that Mr.
Nests has beeu wounded in the breast.
Sunday night, a large party attacked nine or ten
houses betv►een Iledcharr and Castle Oliver, County
of Limerick, in two of which they got arms. Another
band searched the farm-houses of Ballintubber for
arms, but were not successful. On the, same night
a large party paraded through Cush and Baltinvana,
firing musketry and sounding horns. The Kilfinan
Police heard the noise, but being only ten in number,
they did not deem themselves strong enough to pur-
sue the banditti.

Tuesday night, the insurgents attacked the house
of Mr. MARK LYNCH, of Ballyfruta, for Arms. He
resisted them until his house was actually on fire in
two places.
Thursday night, six armed men attacked the house
of &worm HINCHT, at Ballynecounty, near Kilhnand:
--He is wood-ranger to the Countess Dowager or
ORNOND, and he declared that he had no arms but
such as belonged to her Ladyship, and he would only
surrender them with his life. They fired into the
house, which he returned, and they departed, but in
about two hours came back with increased numbers,
and again demanded his arms. HINCHY gave the
same answer, when the banditti attacked the door
with a sledge, and fired through the window shutters
—they divided into two parties, one attacked the rear
of the house with crow-bars and sledges, while the
other occasionally fired through the door and win-
dows in front. But HINCHT kept up a brisk fire on
the assailants, and•finally they departed after a4king
for half-a-crown to purchase powder, which he also
refused them.
Although the murder of the SHIM family proceeded
from a particular cause, yet there is reason to believe
that the system of combination is extending to Tip-
perary. In the parish of Sallahead, unlawful oaths
have been administered. In the county of Waterford
also, some outrages have taken place. A tenant in
Old Parish was distrained for rent, and a keeper sta-
tioned to secure the produce. A party entered the
house, and after beating the keeper, carried off the
corn. Informations being lodged, the landlord, with
six armed men, seized one of the accused persons,
and as they were conducting him to prison, a nume-
rous body attacked them and rescued the prisoner.
The object of the deluded peasantry is evidently to
abolish tithes and rents. In the disturbed districts,
the system of' intimidation is paramount, and carried
to an extent almost incredible. As a striking in-
stance of this fact, we are assured that the burned
remains of JaaalilAn SCULLY (an account of whose
murder appeared in the STAR of Tuesday) were lying
on the side of the road, and not one of his relations
or friends would venture to .remove, or any way
interfere with them. This circumstance shews the
tremendous influence of the banditti, who can thus
overawe the strongest feelings of our nature.
While she Government is pursuing the most ener-
getic measures to suppress the insurgents, we are
sorry to say, that, in some parts, the Gentry are not
seconding their efforts in such a manner as might
have been expected. A Meeting of Magistrates and
Gentlemen was held at Buttevant to the number of
fifty-six, on the 22d inst. After returning their du-
tiful acknowledgements to his Excau.excv for his
prompt compliance with their wishes to send troops,
they adopted the following Resolution :
d. Resolved, That a memorial be presented to Ms Excellency
the Lord Lieutenant, humbly praying that the Government will
not, for the present, put in force the provisions niche Peace Pre-
servation Act by sending the Police into the Baronies lately pro-
claimed in this county, as we consider the injury that would
arise, would far outweigh any benefit that may be derived from
it, being decidedly of opinion, that excessive taxation in times
like the presenhzisen the price of agricultural produce is so do.
pressed, may dflie many to the ranks of the rannients."
Two o'Ctocx.—A Gentleman connected with the
County of Tipperary has just called at our Office, to
inform us that the wretches who burned Mr. Snit
and family have been discovered. We entertain nod
doubt of the correctness of this information ; we feel
rejoiced in the cei minty of speedy punishment falling
on the guilty heads of the atrocious monsters.
Some particulars have come to our knowledge re-
specting the late atrocity in the eastern part of the
County sf Tipperary, which; although they by no
means palliate the infliction of so barbarous an act of
revenge, yet, as they tend in some degree to explain
the causes of that contest, which now seems to be
waging by the peasantry of that part of Munster,
may not be unworthy of record :--O'Goastas, the
tenant to Suit, a brother of the man savagely mur-
dered, was not ejected for non-payment of rent, but
for want of title. Hehad only an alleged written pro-
mise of a lease, and thereon built the cottages, and
made other improvements: He was ejected by civil
bill, before the Assistant Barrister. From the idea
that this title in equity could not prevent the decree
at Sessions, the case was again tried at the Assizes
of Clonmell ; and the late SHEA, on being called by
the tenant to prove his brother's hand-writing, denied
die validity of that document. The tenant being
thyreby defeated, SaRA was put in possession by his
brother, who is himself only a lessee. Sating thu4

provoked the resentment of the paanatry,
unfortunate family seem to have
the savage notions of retribution
legislators. It appears, therefore,
however atrocious in itself, has no
don with the disturbances in Lir

not without frequent parallels ,
unhappy country ; and, we fear,
more of the depraved state of
among the poorer pellet:l*y, but
of higher station. •
COUNTY TYPPERA'
INQUZST 011 THZ -
The following evidence was
ner's Inquest held at Tubber, the
stated on Tuesday. The Jury '
Nicholas Shea, of Seven A.
that he is brother of the deceased
knows the bodies of Edmond

mond Shea, jun. Mary Shea,
jun. William Shea, and Margat
called out of bed on the morniag of the .ish,
by John Butler. about one or two o'clock, who*
him that his brother's house was on fire: whop
rived there, the house was on tire and the roof kii
fallen in. Witness, about the hour of nine eclad
that morning, went to the door and saw the bodiesi
several persons lying on the floor, who had been bunt
to death. Saw the bodies of sixteen persons ;44
out of the house that morning.
John Mulcahy, of Ballywalter, farmer, dip*
that he knows the bodies of Patrick Mu114113,p
chael Mu'laity, and Catherine Mu'lolly ; saw them
lying dead at the house of the deceased Esir".4
Shea, on the morning of the 20th instant
William Williams,• t.f Gurtnapish, labourer,
posed, that thoapt oton
ltheknaithert ofa
pSilon.dsaayw, tLeml9thdiass.ut;
Ihouseg on fire; went towards tfse house, but was aIZ.

to go on, in consequence of hearing several shots LI
about the house. A man of the name of Philippi
lon fired a shot towards Shea's house, which wan!
turned by one or two shots by persons abosto
house on fire, who shouted, and desired Mks,
come on if.he Jared.
Philip Dillon, of Gurtnapivh, farmer, depowdtk
W lliam Williams called him out of bed on &pip
between the 19th and 20th instant, who mid ti
that Edmond Shea's house was on fire. He dela

Williams to call some neighbours; he thenOtt—no
towards Shea's house, which was in a blaze, nod
a shot, calling out, " Oh, you rascals!" which via
turned by two shots, and he was desired to Aug
if he dared. Heard several shots about Swish*.
FURTHER PARTICULARS,
YROM THE OLONMEL ADVERTIPIE Of MUTUAL
A more horrid enormity was never perpetrated If
monsters in the human shape I The whole ilholi
tants of a house, sixteen persons, male and km*
(one of the latter, Mrs. SHEA, in the moot adriscal

state of pregnancy) burnt alive, of whom mire
escaped to tell the mournful tale! In micros&
their diabolical purpose, it is probable the ewes
set fire to the thatch in several places at °wadi*
the inmates, taken by surprise,in rushingtonektte
door, created a fatal confusion which maid this
progress till the roof fel in, and overwhelmed Cheat
for the nemains of eleven or twelve of them werefoni
near to the door, inside; the master of the house va
one of these; he was distinguished by beinglarne oft
leg, and having lost a tooth in the front of his mouth;
he was found reclining with part of his bowels pro.
traded from the belly, where many suppose ahall
have entered ; and near one of his hands lay the
barrel of a blunderbuss he was supposed to lumina
carrying. Close by him, and by the door, lay am
with the key of the door in one hand, and a pukesd
near the other.
It was a most unfortunate circumstance theta
but one door to the house, or some of the pe*
might have escaped ; and that they seemed tsis
pond upon their arms and their strength in a timid
building. It is mentioned they had ten midi
arms within—this is very probable, as we smtk
barrel of a large iron blunderbuss, the bandit
fowling-piece, five shorter gun barrels, one pa
barrel, and three locks of arms earned away fie
the ruins by the Police stationed at Fethard. Eta
the position in which Mr. Ennoso SHIA ON M
prietor of the house) was found', as above reined
is supposed he was in the act of drawing the
from the door when he met his death. A child
two years old was found placed in a pail of
where ,it remained untouched from the fire ar
only what floated above water. At each side di
door there was a loop hole for small arms,
three inches in diameter, which commanded :to
trance; these, however, did not appear to hanks
used, as the glass remained entire in one of these
Wednesday, and the other was a little broken
It does not appear that WILLIAMS or Dual,
any of the monsters engaged in this havoc, as tal
came in the direction of the smoke; but we ode
stand that sir men were seen about the fire, byp
sons observing from nearly three quarters of asi
distant : and it is also mentioned, that so latesibi
o'clock in the morning, a fellow, who remised,*
ing in the straw in the haggard, adjoiningthessss
of the conflagration, rose up, and ran off,
observed by some women who came to view then.
About two in the afternoon of Wednesday, the.
mains of the sixteen sufferers were taken in
taw
coffins from the ruins--seven to Cloneen Choidera
four to that of Kilvenmon, and one to Grasp 1k
sight was mournful in the extreme. Several Chr
men attended with hatbands, as did several oder.,
tlemen, farmers, and others—all evidently illfou
as they should be on so melancholy an °miss
Of the neighbouring Magistrates there
on Wednesday, at the place of this most 614
and inhuman enormity, Messrs. Issas G. JO
WILLIAM BARTON, JAMES PLIREPOY POE F. a°
PARD, RICHARD CHADWICK, and R. COOIL 01 rig
none. These Gentlemen opened a subscript.,
offering rewards for the discovery and roll
of the Gorgtins concerned in the before-recited.:
act, which was signed on the spot by numbels,'
Magistrates then adjourned their rreeting 0.11
terday at Cloueen, when there were there arl
Messrs. ROBLRT COGICE, BENJAMIN BENNETT ell!
SHAW, JAMES FUREPOY Poe, WILLIAM BAlllh
FRANCIS DESPA RD, RICHARD CHADWICI, ands
I mu) M tserr. These Gentlemen had suss
neatly 'IIE4 persons from the immediate viola
the scene of woe, many of whom had Tat dp
nearest relatives or friends; and, at five okw"

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rosy evening, had not examined more than fifteen
ebans, so that we think the investigation may con-
somefo days. There seemed to be no backward-
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ses on the part of the people to give every assist-
,,ote•ateir power to the inqtairy ; and many there
Pepe would hazard life and limbs to bring the
omen of their brothers, sisters, and of other re-
: boo and friends, to the tribunal of justice. The
saps are known fur ages in that country—opulent,
~etable, and esteemed ; the MULLALLY'S are con-
;md with a determined and extensive body of men;
oaf the young women who perished on the occa-
so, and to whom we had before :41Iuded, had £:400
aand was to have been married in a few days.
• he same night that Mr . EDMOND SHIA'S house
. vs' burnt, one of his brothers, living near Barnocks-
rob got a notice to quit his land ; but we hear of
oer instance of a like nature in this part of
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COUNTY LIMERICK.
rt,oyTES LIMERICK CHRONICLE OF SATURDAY.
seam as a party of the Dragoons passing through
vomerery to Kilmallock, were refreshing themselves
see former village, two of their carbines and one
wed were taken from the car.
Thursday night last, a party of Major WrLCOCK'S
Ake j
,
thef aopuprredhaeondeda,ggneedarl4Gilandth tatigin
arnists tC
n
"We of the day, on the 11th instant, from Mr.
6.114 STARLING ; there were about two pounds of
der found concealed in his house, being more
apparent value of all the rest of his pro-
perty. And on the same day, one individual of that
corps succeeded in apprehending, in a house in New-
castle, Thomas Hinchy, charged with the murder of
JAllss Bucztav, on his return from the last Assizes,
where he was bound to appear as prosecutor on the
,at of the Crown.
A person of the name of Hurley, a native of Cap-
p, is in the guard house of Rathkeale, transmitted
li"Major WARBURTON, charged with the murder of
me late Mr. GOING. He was apprehended in Galway.
A written notice was posted on the Chapel-door of
bek.hill, near Briny, on Sunday last, which was
immediately torn down by the Rev. HENRY BEVAN;
it cautioned all persons from paying rent, and parti-
eshrly not a fraction to be paid to the Rev. Mr.
loam for tythes; no landlord to attempt distraininsi
mule or goods fior rent—if they do, they are to suf.
lithe death of Major *hum. It also commanded
llama to return the sledge to WILLIAM KELLY.
adopt denials from his promise, made the night he
unshed. This promise was to supply them with
pceder and ball, part of which is given them, and
&remainder is ready when they cait for i .
QUEEN'S COUNTY.
We are happy in having authority for stating, that
by the exertions of that zealous and efficient officer.
ajar NrcnoLsora, commanding the Police of the
aegis County, thirteen persons are in cu,tndy,
Mused with the murder of T. MURPHY, of Culla-
of %bich murder an account has been given in
'former publication. The marauders thought that
they weft secure from punishment in this world, by
their attachment to each other; but, fortunately for
the attainment of justice, they were seen, while en-
gaged in the horrible act, by two persons, who can
fully identify all the perpetrators of the crime.

COUNTY OF SLIGO.
A wan of the name of Grackin, has been commit-
s` y CHART CS ATKINSON, Esq. of Rahins, to the
jsiofthe county of Sligo, charged with attempting
is rescue three prisoners from EDWARD HOWLEY'
N. a Magistrate, and st ith assaulting him in the em-
otion of his duty, in that part of the town 4.4 Balina
which is c filled Arrimaree, where frequent riot have
body occurred.
Flin and Philip aarke, charged with being
merited in the km burglary and robbery of the
Woe of Dr. WALDRON, Roman Catholic Bishop of
lißala, have also been committed to Sligo jail. The
dolegang implicated in this affair are known. They
assisted of seven or eight persons.

Rh 11Taiarre has commanded a Portrait of Sir
WILLIAM CURTIS to be painted by Sir THOMAS LAW.
which is to be placed in one 'of the Royal
Wales.
The Annual Festival of ST. ANDREW'S DAY will
belidd by the Scottish Corporation, TO-MORROW, in
the Old London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, when
it hope the benevolent purposes of this ancient and
sisable Institution will be patronized by a numerous
ald tespectable meeting. Lord Viscount MELVILLE,
we of the present Vice-Presidents, takes the Chair,
ad Dinner is announced to be on the table at Half-
,* Five o'Clock precisely.
Friday afternoon, the Duchess of Morernosa and
Lady CAROLINE GRAHAM arrived at their house in
Grosvenor-square, from Kirby Hall, the seat of Mr.
and Lady CHARLOTTE FINCH HATTON, in Lincoln-
dike, where they have been on a visit.
Jour RIUMHZ, F.R.S.—The /imperial Magazine
for December, is embellished with a striking Likeness
aI that celebrated Engineer, the late Mr. RENNIR,
drawn by H. Consout.n, Esq. from a Bust by F.
CrearratT,LA. and engraved by I. THOMSON, Esq.
The contents of this Number will be found panics-
hay interesting. Price Is. Proof Impressions of the
%trait at Is. 6d. and 2s. each.

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