Star.
London, England, 1821-11-15 00:00:00

DISTURBINCES IN IREL,42;rt

FROM VIE DUELTN JOURNAL OP VoNDA.T.
Our intelligence, received this morning (tool f. 444
and Limerick, contains statements of new stank;
robberies, and outrages. Yesterday sennight, abaci
visited sevet al houses in the neighbourhood of Both.
vant, and succeeded in securing arms of dilfemt
kinds, with some powder and shot. The party she
strangers, that is to say, they came born a dia.*
quarter of the country, that they might not behest
to any person whose house they intended topioade
This mode of proceeding, as we formerly
is a part of the general system, and, in a eontietr4e'`
degree, it insures the marauders from detection, m%
party entered Mr. ROGER'S house, within a mile
ietll:teLleyroalulls,gboots, and 'Peru ik
Buttevant, and carried off two muskets; they
soot
man, who was ti
commandedfrockoba yt
rg.
:tsked for a draught of water, but refused to tall
either spirits or wine, which were offered, and ah
prohibited his men from accepting any. moth
more numerous band, on the same night, attack,'
the house of Mr. Joint ARNOLD, near Mitchelstoat
which they closely searched, and obtained o musk
They requested Mr. ARNOLD and his brother mit%
them. observing, that two such clever men emu

soon be promoted. They stated, that they were a
gaged in very serious business, which would soon ce
to light, and the road seemed to be covered sib
armed men. We can scarcely believe that any pi
tical notion has entered into the heads of these lu;

ditti, or that they have any object in ♦iew fartherth
the reduction of rents and tithes ; but it would heti
ficult to conjecture how far they might wish to cal
their audacity, if they be not speedily suppressed.
Me Southern Reporter says, that " the very dist;

in which these outrages have occurred, is the'
which the Gentlemen themselves exhibited sympto
of disunion, and came to what may be consi
counter-resolutions, thus giving hopes to the
rauders that they may enter on their lawless tour
with impunity." We imagined, that a sense of
mon•danger would have everywhere united the
try, and dispelled all party-work, at least for a dal
as in truth they are threatened with an evil of a re
alarming nature, and it is by their union and vigil
that they can hope to eradicate principles lenllti
against their existence as landed proprietors.

In the county of Limerick, also, depredation is.
crease : for several nights large bodies cf mean
visited the southern part of Costlea, and pleaded
seven houses of arms, having rifled others ia *
course of their search. The banditti appear totes
cowardly as they are cruel—where they meet oi
resistance they generally fly, and a few resolute me
are able to disperse great numbers of them. TIU
following instance proves this fact:
" Mr. JOHN GRADY'S house, at Dorringstons, i
this county, was attacked by an armed band of 4
lains, on Wednesday night, between the basis
and two o'clock; after firing several thou, *OA
one of the windows, and proceeded to bmaktitir
with a sledge, which they could not effect; thejda
de,ired him in the most threatening languages*.
liver his fire-arms, which his son, JOHN Geaot,ja
refused ; they then applied light to the dutch, slid
they brought for the purpose, ar
Finding the house on fire, Mr.
and only one workman, rushed
ruffians, who ran away in all dii
with the assistance of some 'mil
extinguish the fire without any
We have just seen a Gentlem;
of Limerick, and he represents
as frightful. The Gentry cannot
parties, and any Magistrate, wi
in constant dread of assassination,
tary force can scarcely protect
a most active and able Magistrate, ha_
by the Government to command the Police estalik
ment of the County of Limerick, in the plates
Major STEWART: much is expected from Mr Wo
COCKS, who has been long accustomed to this spool
,of petty warfare in Ireland, and knows better do
any other man what steps to pursue in order to or
press the lawless acts of such banditti.
The Limerick Chronicle says, Ag Monday sight, 61
sth inst. between the hours of eight and nine ddarlf
the Dunmanwar Mills, the property of 1100
JAGOE, Esq. were broken into, and cash and le
notes to the amount of £3OOO carried off."
Last week a respectable man, named DavidSmel
was murdered outside of his own house, wail"
miles of Kinsale. The miscreants dedbyed
• tk
of the house by making a great of
most savage and unrelenting mane
existence. He was the son of 14r. J,
two miles west of Bandon.

Sunday morning, a fire broke out
of Mr. Constable, in the rear of hi
in Old Gravel-lane; but having a
water, the latter was preserved—the
with part of the stock, was destroy(
The Norwich Papers announce
less than five children, between tht
of age, in consequence of being dread;
the absence of their mothers!
ANOTHER MELANCHOLY ACM(
CATHEDRAL.-At twelve o'clock
painter WAS quitting the scaffold
work, in the interior of the Chard
entrance, happening to tread on 4
to the bottom, a height of 50 feet,
dashed to pieces', iln was ayoulm

tnd soon setitinfina 1
GRADY, witli his
d out and fired ail
lirections. Mr.thuu, 11
!ighbours, was able j
considerable damp. 11
trian from the
is the state of •
lot move but in
who has been active,
ion, from which a 1
him. Mr. W 1
ate, has been a 1
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