Star.
London, England, 1821-11-19 00:00:00

FROM TILE DUBLIN JOURNAL OF FRIDAY..

We stated in Wednesday's Dublin Journal, ti
nothing political influenced the misguided peaseatl
in the southern counties: we are not yet incline' is
renounce this (:pinion; but we believe art artier
alarm has been excited, which has produced
SIN
minor consequences. We have learned, furißsq
that a general rising is to take place in four mucks
on the 17th (to-morrow); and it is certain that Lad
Avtauzn, Adjutant-General, and Captaiocanc,De.
puty-Assistant, arrived at Mallow, in tilt "slit
Cork, on Saturday, and that a reinforcementottncp
proceeded from Cork city. But what is of Tusdt
more importance than the progress of the military;;
that the Gentlemen of the neighbourhood subsoil*
a large sum to place the Mallow Yeomanry on pet,
manent duty, previously to the arrival of Gem
Lord AYLMIIit, until a communication could be bai
with Government. This is exactly what we have sr
commended all along, and what should be; bet we
hope the Government will let them pay the Yeonsaul
themselves. The respectable portion of the inbati.
ants of Mallow were sworn as constables, endures?
of them, well armed, patrolled the different roads,.
This is also right.

The Magistrates of Kanturk have applied tor,*
vernment for additional troops—in Ireland, they es'.
not do anything without applying to the Governmia
for assistance. Why do not the Kanturk Gen
men 4u6sce dme for embodying their Yeomanry I,
protect themselves?
Notwithstanding the advance of troops to the d 4
curbed districts, the banditti are not less active a
searching for arms, and shocking outrages are da4
and nightly occurring. A numerous body, on Tab
day morning, well armed, attacked Milford House
within a mile and a half of the city of Limerick, asi
demanded fir e-at ms. As the proprietor, Mr. Main
ISELL, was not prepared to resist, he handed the
fowling-piece. The same patty entered the to
' house at Gro:ldy, in the Liberties, and trek abl
derbuss: and from a farmer's home at Ballysi...
they obtained a musket. Mr. Vas's house,
Newell, in the County of Clare, was also plundoel
of arms on the same night.
In the parish of Kilflynn, county of Limerick, h
houses of six respectable farmers were robbed,
arms, by a mounted banditti, who, it was 'appall
had come from a distant part of the county. lk
Sunday night, a large party attacked the loved
30IIN SPERIWO, and W. DAVIS, near A* al
secured two muskets. On the same night thy
attacked the house of J. Rosa, Esq. at Granata, sla
refused to give up his arms. They demanded agu
and blunderbuss, which they knew he possessed, asi
said they would allow him to retain his fowling-pies,
but he rejected the offer of compromise, and the bar
ditti retired, after firing two shots into the hours
breaking the windows, and several doors. Mr. Go
assaa's house was also attacked on Sunday night:—
they broke the hall door with a sledge, and fired
several shots into the windows. Ahrisklne wukett
up from within, and the villains retired in great cos
fusion, leaving a sledge, pickaxe, and spurt it's
supposed several were killed or wounded, is lop
drops of blood were observed near the boom
Several other houses in the neighbourhood
attacked the same night. The doors and visas
of Mr. BARRY'S house, of Kilbolane, were btokaal
his family acre treated with severity, as be h.'
viously sent away his fire-arms. The '
Gaausr, near Kilfinnan, was again •
day night. He had driven them •
they now succeeded in breaking the
and threatened him with instant
two guns and some ammunition.
levied contributions irons several
sli4 not find arms. The house of
attacked, and several muskets taken ,
Mr. FIIOIIE, where they seized two
mere houses were entered, and from
arms, they demanded money to
tion. When a larger sum was gig
they returned the surplus, saying,
don had been fixed at one soverm:
In the County of Ken y a large
house of Lieutenant MORIARTY, R.N,
they were repulsed by Lieutenant s'
male in the house, and one of the
posed,was mortally wounded.
Ilawnou, R.N. was plundered on
of every portable article, but they
fire-ar ms.

The above, and other similar
clearly chew the disorganized state
counties. The only instance where
come in contact with the banditti t
tevant. A picket of the SSd Regi
ing the neighbourhood, met a boil'
whom they instantly dispersed,
coring six of them, who were ci
lacks of tlr.o town.
Mr. Wir.r.comcs has inspected
tick Police, at Rathkeale, and from
vity, we may expect a more efficient
tions on the part of this species -
man Catholic clergy, of the Diocese
exerting themselves, most zealonsl,
proceedings of the deluded People.
ginc, that the aneasnres now id
suppress the turbulent, and that
we still deem loyal, will acknow
and return to peaceful habits.
A Meeting of the Magistrates
Wednesday in Mallow, at the
mica, to devise the necessary 'measures
and Mother Meeting of Magistrates
at Btsttevant On Thursday.

COMMOdOte Sr ROBERT MENDS. S 3
from Portsmouth, in the IPHIGENIA frig
the command on the coast of Africa;
Toes, 26, Captain Coe, for the Care of
and the East Indies. Captain SaniNEr
served as Astronomer with Captain Par
in the IPIIitiENIA, for the purpose of
observations on the coast of Africa;
CLAVERING, to pin the PiIEASAIT.
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rif, R.N. at 1.
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the banditti, it is
The house of - •
don Thursday ' ;
they did not oinks,
nilar outrages, beta
I state of the soul
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lditti took place se
Regiment, wbefilie
a body of the •
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nd from his hoes •
efficient system of
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Diocese of Limerick
zealously, to deed
People. We skald
r iti progress MI 1111 r,
that the peasantsy,'"
acknowledge theirs*
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the request of lod
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art of Africa ; 11.
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NAFAL INTELLIGENCE.

mom Sr :rages SAOMAIIZZ is appointed Vice-Admiral of
, in the room of the late Sir Wu LIAM Y01'440 ; and the
thillegbearostore, who was the third in command in the action
l'irafairar, and the only survivor, is appointed Rear-Admiral of
pitleg, in the MOM of Sir JAMES SAIIMARICE.
rho' Sir COARLIPS RFSRARD, Bart. sailed yesterday
V*
itwitst, from Portsmouth, with sealed orders, it is supposed
po Libeli.•
De Door of, Captain MINCAY, will sail, when the wind is
lifi
partsmn, with £scoo in silver, for
ls.
dialerg, andath supernumeraryforPlymouth seamen for, the ships there.
di limo, 20, Captain
to b Emmaus Cozzi's. went into Ports-
_abilic bashoor. on Tuesday, e paid off and laid up in ordinary.
Irkiletaay the lion. Sir CHARLES PACO', struck his broad l
0d the ROYAL Genoa was laid up for the season, is
1111'..previously dismantled for that purpose. Sir Cuaatas 1
ejolg at his seat, Fair Oak, Hants. l
voise,asy the SEMIRAMIS frigate, Captain T. Husesesow,
~,A,,,, gig and guard-ship at Cork, for the nest three years
II.." of the lille.ol-hattle-Ship Missal:lr), went out of the
with Lord Comics's flag flying, and his Lordship em-
,
„ads, * following day, intending to proceed to his corn- I
'""...a het contrary winds prevented him. The Pnarrow, CAp-
IT A. Mosnafi, will proceed from Cork to Plymouth, to be
MA
othr 29th shins*, the ship Lark of South Shields, Jamas
isorsoso 51aster, from St. John's, Newfoundland, bound
a, ueb, with a cargo of timber, sprung a leak in 57 degrees
'La, tigtode, the crew, thirteen in Amber, with five pas-
"sewed upon the rigging eight days, during which tour
aid. They at length, in consequence of the vessel making
way, bad recourse to the long-boat, and were ouly able to
lave potatoes, with a young pointer dog ; they remained
*goat sea, during which two men died ; the crew and pas.
iareived three days on the dog. Their provision i beinag
tth about upended, they kept one of the corpses n the
ho.whess providentially the sloop Sea Gull, of Lerwick, picked
the sp about 30 miles west of Sunburgh Head, Shetland (being
oesf the crew and three passengers survivors), and brought
bank to Tobsrmorry, Isle of Mull.
pompom Nov. la.—Wind E.—Arrived yesterday the
pgeasels, Mozszr, front the Downs for St. Domingo. Posed
bioht fine Grocers, Sans, from Amsterdam for C.ette.
we* Wajesty's ship Bosom, on a cruise. Arrived to-day
de gem, Sum, from Virginia, In digress. Sailed his Ma-
into azys Sitsuaants, for Cork; NAZISM, for the Westward' •
lnuono.s, for the coast of Africa; Loyal Briton, Thomas
ma Waxy, and Fanny transports, for Plymouth; the London,
loos, far Jamaica ; and Jane, Axosasom, for Bourdeaux.
hipaleraining at Spithead—Tees, Brazen, and Cameleos.
lb* I the Harbour—Liffey frigate, Commodore CHARM
gum CJ far the East India command ; Andromache frigate,'
Cenashrs home Nougat, C.D. for the Cape of Good Hope
*nod; Ssabary, Captain Mouse, for Rear-Admiral Faun's
kit Haat; Earyalus, Captain J. A. W. CLIFFORD, C.ll. for
tisfilsiterraneas station ; Driver, Captain T. Wozaanz, for the
awed Africa; Icarus, Captain T. Herbert, for Jamaica.
faosem, Nov. 17.—Wind S.—Arrived yesterday the Fir
et* ilicuaans, from Roscoff, after being driven on shore on
the 594. Sailed today the Urania, Hansen, for Hamburgh.
Pinesit, Nov. 17.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the Nassau,
Town; and Royal Eagle, Glass, from London for St. Mi-
I chavfa--the latter with loss of yard. Passed by the Jong Lo-
etoit Amoy, Szaceowa.a, from Amsterdam for Surinam.
I Out, Nov. 18.—Wind N.—A brig ran on the Goodwin
Ste n Friday, and several boats put off to her assistance, one
4( vim is returned, and reports the crew to be lost. The boat
ioattors on board, and the sea ran so heavy that she broke
atititheis die brig, and touts het again reach hers At four rate.
de fry sunk with her crew (ten men and a boy), and the two
Nino She was about 220 tons, white skies, and fresh
paislibat no hgure-head ; her name is not known, but they
dome ea lee stern * Altona." It is conjectured that she is
de litiong, from Hamburgh for Si. Thomas's, that arrived
Ist Dever ea the 15th instant. Several of our boatmen have
a vestige of the wreck is to be seen.
saied for the River, the alountaineer,
Oak, Roseariox, from Quebec. Sailed
outward-bound. Arrived and remain,
from Havannah ; Tods, Ill'Poitasoas,
t, Tatoatrsom' from St. John's, New
. others. Came down front the River
Shakspesre, Czzar.ons; Louisa, Batas; Seger,
'aremont, Gomm ; and Britannia. Puzar for
. Autos, for Dominica; and Alelanthes, item-

.—The Anna, Rime, sailed from Newfound-
September, and Las not since been heard of.
m.17.—1t is reported that the Jane, from Cole-
,is at the Isle of Wan, water-logged. The
forth Shields, and Caledonia, of Grangemouth.
Island on the lath Oclpber—crews saved.
' and from Quebec td this port, was Cie
the middle of October\
—The Charles, Don, from Dartmouth for
yesterday morning on Fairness rock, but
proceeded on her voyage.
irev.l7.—Entered Inwards:—The Minerva,
Inn Omen ; Little Sally, and Lively, from Smyrna; Aurora,
ite ilanford ; and Pacific, from Quebec.—Cleated Out-
weli:—The Ebenezer, for Hamburgb ; Nymph, for Stettin;
finis,for Jamaica • Brilliant, for Gibraltar; Hope, for Rai-
ses; Telemachus, and Prince of Sate Coburg, for Rotterdam;
him* for Hambargh ; Fox for Ostend ; Briton, for Dub-
-54 Weigh, for Tobago; Rickard, for Oporto; Regret, for
104; London Packet, for Lisboa; and Jane, for Cadiz.

kunday died suddenly, of apoplexy, at his house
k James-street, Buckingham-gate, Rear-Admiral
luau, F.R.S. in his seventy-second year, eldest son
d the learned and elegant Historian of Music, and
*bet to two very distinguished persons of the pre-
*age, Madame WA IMLAY, the justly celebrated
atedist, and the late Dr. CHARLES BURNEY.

A lmer from an Officer on board the CAMBRIAN,
hal Smyrna Bay, September 26, says---,, This
Place has been the scene of great disturbances; the
principal cause of which was, that the Greeks had
formed a design of massacreing all the Turks and
Franks in the town. When first we arrived here,
seven or eight Greeks were shot every day in the
*rots, PtioarAly by the Candiote Turks, the most
ievengeful of all the Turkish Empire. We have most
positive orders not to assist the Greeks in any manner
viewer, but to remain perfectly neutral. I went
b see the Pacba ; be is a fine-looking man, and treats
the English very well. The merchants here have not
taken any notice of us, although we are sent expressly
to defend their lives and property. We have boats
reastantly ready armed to bring them off in case of
toy disturbance t the town is now quiet. We are
Sring round the Islands, and to Malta."
&tract from a Newfoundland Paper of the 16th
'October:—" Ifs Majesty's cutter lkspedor, corn-
mended by Mr. William Bullock, astronomical sur-
!Y., having on board Lieutenant Bullock, his biro-
tatti touched at the Island of Anticosti, and found
16:▪
aped there the crew and passengers of the ship
lad been
to the number of 140 persons, who
ug
.beea cast away in that ship on their voyage from
41▪
oUand to Quebec. Those unfortunate emigrants,
41400g1s they had plenty of provisions saved from
,
wed, yet were in a situation truly distressing
°wing to the uncertainty and despair of getting off
,that desolate island for the winter. Fortunately the
1,e40r, in the course of the service, Went these,
end revived their spirits by a promise, on the part of
these Gentlemen, to call at Sydney and procure a
vessel to take them to Quebec. On her way to Syd-
nej, the Inspector fell in with a large brig in ballast,
to Quebec, the Master of which very cheer-
ally and humanely undertook to call for them in his
ral.
.11 is therefore to be hoped that they have, be-
`me dust beta relieved from their dreary situation."

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Med% CORIUM LT,
Marseilles; Henry,
Vti • , and several
ept tiled, the Shakspeare
apt ; Claremont,
t is , Brooke, Amor
'P fens, Nov. le.—The
es the 16th Stpteml
qp lammot, Nov. 17.
hr this port, is at
)1 Isabella, of North S
lou on Fox Island
re. 111 Antoinette, of
j, it Gasper about thi
kn. %MATZ, Nov. 18.-1
Leis, pat on abort yet
bit ptd gain, and has pro
ages _ Cann.Housx, Nov.l