Star.
London, England, 1816-12-27 00:00:00

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Dustin, DSCItURER 23.—0 n Friday Mr. FINLAY
was brad at length before the Corporation of Dub. .
lin, in support of a Petition, whom objrct was to es.•
Glade from the Gisilds Idea:ben not of the Tredi„
aid to adniit tha Ceibalies is she-franchise of Guit‘t:.
The Petition w.is dismissed without going into the
merits, on the ground that the Corporation had dia.
nsissed a similar application last Triennial Meting
as frivolnes and vezatioos. It was also agreed to,
on the Motion of Mr. Grrrams, that the present Pe.
tition should be merely dismissed, but not -deemed

frivolous or vexatiaus.
Much uneasiness had been occasioned to sever .1 fa•
milies in this city for some years past. in consesrence
of anonymous letters, evidently intended to &atop
the peace of society. The nsi-writing and watnesaik, .
a gentleman in the Castle has lately been forge_d, op*.
the letters are said to have been traced to a Medical,
Student, whose conduct is likely to undergo judicial
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examination.
Mr. ltusseta., Chief Equerry to the Lord Llirsthea•
uant of Ireland, was thrown from his-hoOrlakstalifb •
day, on hi:, way from the Castle to thellisuais/j15116...
The accident has unfortunately product:A a coticuswoq '
on the brain, and Mr. Russzu. now jies in R ygry pree
carious state at his apartments in we aide. :. 's
It was understood during the tad week, dim hrsos
PELL was to take his final departure3seisutthicaPtest
try yesterday evening. He lied trJranagirity,isijkl
Phoenix Pau it on Thursd,Sys and Sir' fill* latal/ii'
posed to, be a tareweltdinner., ,
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...,Aorery•goosksupply Ot aiblititimet
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sakes,aad 40 4C.M.44 46 ? '
rather higket dopiest dry: . atkiiiitell &PAM
to 237 and-barley alideffig•itti. fillitoleggity °flap'
irheat brdlight-to inaibisohaelyeady4sOintd. •Tbe
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rue nt pride is two; Isseteict4o Acvitynt_enlifyilit
die ievaity.ek Ike r .., nne, as(' the
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ostn;ityAbe,r.lra
_mint e cavriagtot the grain
East
trtjbie Pilsen%
.... • ~ -..et a meet-..0., . , •
st w-eing teas held in Nenagb. of the
principal inhabitants, when they resolved to open a
'subscription for the relief of the poor.
LIMERICK, Deceitsza 20.—0 n the afternoon of
Wednesday last, the brig James Berridge, Captain
M.NiEce, from this port to Leaden, in preparing to
get under way in Tarbert Roads, NM a small boat
with the Mate and three men. to heave the kedge-
anchor, when, by some accident, the boat upset, and
the Mate, Mr. BOWEN, was unfortunately drowned.
He was a very inoffensive young man.
On Saturday. last, three vessels which had been
laden at Dungarven with grain and butter. acid la 7
in the harbour, making preparations for sailing,. were
entered by a number of people, who declared. their
determination not to allow the food of the country to
be taken away at this season of distress and scarcity.
To insure the Accomplishment of their object, they
proceeded to dismantle the vessels. and actually sec.
1 I:ceded in taking away their sails. Next mortyng si
party of dragoons, who occupied a temporary liar•
rack, about a mile distaht, entered the town, when
die sails were recovered and restored to the several
vessels, which in the course of the day proc4edul on
their separate destinations.

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About twelve o'clock on Monday night. t 6re
broke oot on the Quay at the; bottom. of North' Cur-
tier-greet,. Plymouth Duck,.which destraye tritest or
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four_storehouses. „ .
Yeaterdat mart ins *bout nioa'.oeloetkp er'a-
court, Corshill, was throws' iota a vat:s.olllll4m, in
consequence of soma smoke being ogierifilr to issue
fro wthei cethir 9f.the jerusateriti etifftWitallie) but
'owing to the pioriiiif inifttioilkirrilitatelsakbAsf the
"Personi td 416 Pao heeliallkiitadrs got
Miller **stir dolor assydes • •
,s,:v .
4. DetiON 41"861 tti:Trak .0 Ineand
swum Ainsir.theApuit
kinigustosa, iheliitftSdkisttets.
They rarsiCl6ed'ilsevindle oT-thtaloweriartof the
'ticafte, stud foot aivit vatiessaltrtialtaks4pjalfe lissett,
issrilicierablek ed.
A.seseasioatos-Td;*wing ss au ac 08 Mt
,gitppfts which took ace It the colirig Of-leit suns-
nose ftoni this poiti csie'ist the great cutlets of the
prodsiet of the Laiiiaiiiempire. The shipmestiwere
made in 176 vessels, and the account of the quantity
of grain exported is interesting at. the ?resent mo-
ment. The following are some.of the prmeipat items
in the list:
To Loodon-11,1116 tebetsrerts of wlint; SONG dm. of lin-
seed; 53,064 pod of tallow; 1,076 da of flu; 30,110. Ea of
iron; 172,065 pieces for naaats; 44,815 deals; 1,00 bomb of
pitch; and 906 of tar.
'lO Liverpool-8,780 pod of adloor; 1,648- do, of hemp ;
8,409 do. of ins; 2,000 masts; and 99,000 drab.
To Leith-2,209 pod of Una,/ 1,0011 do. of, fiat; .1,800
barrels of tar; and 15,000 pieces of mem
To Newcastle-2,988 tcbstverts of wheat ; 4929 pod of tal-
low ; 3,357 ditto of potash ; 8,986 barrels Of tau; 1,480 masts;
and 4,185 deal.
To HuU-1,1105 pods of hasp; 3.480 ditto of Iron; 2,160
tcbetverts of linseed; 1,588 barrels of tar • and 4,104 deals.
To other British Ports-i,575 puds of Iron ; 2,873 tehetverts
of wheat ; 850 ditto of rye; 14,029 be:label tar; 16,979 ?Lees
of masts; and 1801 deals.
To Amsterdam-2,284 tchatverts of wheat ; 51,917 ditto of
rye; 24,791 ditto of limed; 19u,000 masts; 18,958 puds of
tallow; &c.
To Hamburgh-18,241 tcbetverts of rye; 20,050 psis of 14.
low;. 279,924.pwees of mastic &c.
To Bremen -.-46111 achotvert. rye; 5033 malts, Br.r..
To Antwerp and other Dutch Porn.-2325 tehetverts of wheat;
' 11,577 ditto of rye; 3880 ditto of Enseed; 15,000 barrels qt
To Cadiz and Gibraltar-1364 tchetvert. or 'wheat.
To Lisbon sad 0p0rt0...12,811 taketverts of wbeat; 111114,109.
refs of tar, &c.
To Bouftleaux and Havre-160 pud of tallow; 6993 au of
tarov, &c. .
• To New York-10,704 pod of tallow; 111,114 ditto of 1111.;
11,160 ditto of iron.
To Baltimore-4437 pod of hemp ; 4499 ditto of boa, kg.