Star.
London, England, 1816-07-30 00:00:00

DEAL., JULY ts.

Arrived and %ailed for -die River the E4,01e, SLID%
from Africa: Sailed hut night the Hebe, 'f itOkthely,
and Mit*, BarnottazAN, for Calcutta, with the I*(4
of the outward bound cossters and colliers.

GRAVESEND, JULY 2*.
Arrived.the Trent, Grant, groin Holland; Primes Wai,
Synts, from Jamaica ; Colonist, Brunford, from Barbadow;
Stanton Chambers, from Hamburgh; brother., keed. %as
ditto; Alliance, Foyer, front Dantlic ; Melantlic, Mod. front
Batavia; Mai( Elehardbon, front Bombay; Mete John,,,
Irons Norway; Lim, Spencer, Irons Jamaica. Saito:l4hr flora,
Brown, ter India; Brixton, London, for Senegal; Duchess of
York,Nfassinthant, for Buenos Ayres.
CUS I'OM-HOUSE, JULY 27.

SIIII.I lINTILRED Out vroaas.—ttero, Esau Evans, for Cork?
Julin Alderson, for '1 naiad ; Louisa, luck, trederidi
Dauckwardt, fur Amsterdam ; Trafalgar, David Mors,u, fw
Rotterdam ; Euplear, Jolts Drysdale, tor Emdm ; Rotkrt and
Ann, Thomas Robiuson. for Greswald and Stratsisad; Opor3
Jos. Covey, for Orono; New Braotoza, S. Corn*. for Haan:
burgh ; kind. Thos. hems. for Martinique and Guadaloupe;
Cates-doe, Jotsu Junes. for Antwerp; Friends, flenry Edward.,
for Amsterdam and Rotterdam.
Rtor Ar BALLS Viit'tik LY IN Iist:LAND, AND Coup.
sett': INQuesr.—The following may he ielied on as
a correct statement of this most disgr.iceful riot. S.m.
day se'imight a riot took place :it Ballyvidurrey, to F.e
West of Macro= between two parties, the Lynches
and Twomeys, living in that neighbauthood, who it
appears, have been for several years hostile :it d
ttiendly to each other. in consequence of ish;ch Sir
Nicholas Ohlturst directed his under agent, MN
Hallisy, to desire that they Should n, •t go to the tame
chapel Sundays—that the Twerneys should anted
the Western Chapel, and the Lynches th.- Ealiykeeny
Chapel, and Mr. li.illisy accordingly red in tie
heads of the diiierent parties Sir Nieh..is Colthurst's
letter to that effect; but the Lynches. i otwithstand.
hag, refused to go to the chapel appoir,ted for them r
the Twomeys, however, agreeably to Mr. fiallisy'S
request, went away from the chapel, the Lynches
said they would go too, left it and pi occided towards
home. The Lynches party, which con.isted of about
a hundred or upwards armed with guns, swords,
scythes, pistols, and various kinds of weapons, hating
remained abets: an hour and a Ulf while mass was
saying, and who before and after it kept shouting out
for the Twomey:, as soon as they law them goieg
away from the chapel, they followed and surrottatid
them about a quarter of a miry from it, and attacked
them, and in the course of the conflict, a man named
Joim Hegarty, of Twomeys' party, received a cut of
a scythe on the right side of the neck, under the jaw,
which nearly severed his bead from his body. besides
several other wounds which instantly caused leis
death. A man of the name of Cornelius Casey, also
received a wound on the bead from a stick, which
knocked' him down, and had four of his fingers cut
off, besides receiving several other wounds, from
which he lies its a very dangerous state. Davre
TucKse, Esq. one of the Coroners of Cork, Lehi an
Inquest on the unfortunate man, and, alter a patient
investigation,- the Jury found that the deceased tame
by his death in consequence of a blow received wilt'
a scythe on the right side of the neck under the ear
and jaw, on which he instantly died.
MARLsonovou-sracia.—A Gentleman of fortune
in Argyle•street, complained of Ritheol Kau, fur x
dating rubbery and violent outrage in. bit house,
Saturday night. The GentlemattWetie to the Opera'
on Saturday, leaving his two children, two female
servants, and Keen, whom he had recently taken ieto
his service. The two females went out alter putting
the children to bed, and Keen went up to tke two
diddles in bed, and with horrid imprecations do.
minded where their father keptitis mosey. He first
awoke a little boy, who was unable IV answer his
question ; and he next awoke the sister, a child tit
tender years, and wide a hammer in his hand endea-
voured to intimidate her, by stating that be had killed
her brother. The children could' give him no info!.
'nation, and the offender proceeded to ransack the
house, and he obtained a gold watch and two others,
together with Bank-noes. of town issidriinntry so
Large ambient, with which lie got off, and has not yet
been secured. The offender is a youth of twenty-
one year; of age, and a native of Canupden, Glou-
cestershire.

Boatmer. Tits Essu PLDESTR(AN.-rBARNET cm+.
tissues still indefstigable in his exertions to accomplish
his undertaking. So confident ate his friends now..
that they offer any odds of his winning his match ;
and this morning, at twenty-four minutes after seven
'o'clock. he made good 738 miles.
Bin INC AT TATTER SALl.s' YESTERDAY.