Star.
London, England, 1820-03-14 00:00:00

MEMBERS RETURNED.

Boostm—Davies Gilbert and John Wilson Creker, Esqrs.
BEWDLET—W, A. Roberts, Esq.
BEacm•ats—T. Frankland Lewis, Esq.
BEsarasrox—Lord Louvaine and the Hon. Cot Percy.
Muslin—R. H. Davis and ..-- Bright, Esqrs.
CocKtaatourn—Right Hon. John Beckett and John Henry
Lowther, Esq.
Cammroas--Earl of Yarmouth and Mark Millbank, Esq. .
Cfticzcaur.-....J05. Pitt and Robt. Gordon, Esqts.
Cantocaw—Pryse Pryse, Esq.
Dow/nob—Hon. B. Bouverie and Sir T. B. Pechell.
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DAZTNIOUTH—Capt. Bastard and C. M. Ricketts, Esq.
Gnntrrimm—Hon. F. Cast and Col. Hughes.
GnAmroeso--John Innes and Alex. Robertson, Esqrs.
Hinarrost..-Lord Jas. 'rownahend and H. Hudson, Esq.
HAVIIITORDWEST.+W. H. Scourfield, Esq.
)(Lanus°aouon.--Sir James Mackintosh and the Right Hon.
Geo. Tierney.
Lostwirturt.....-Sir Robt. Wigram and Alex. C. Grant, Esq.
LANcosraa...-General Doeeton and J. F. Cawthorne, Esq.
Lrommsmi—Lord Hotham and Sir Wm. Fairli
MOSPlrill—Wm. Ord, Esq. and the Hon. W. H.Avard.
Newcasric-urtnt-Tvxx-Sir M. W. Ridley and Cuthbert Mi-
xon, ilsq.
NaWCASTLV-UNDTR•ILT,TIC—Mr. Kinnersley and Mr. Wilmot.
NEWTOWN, Isis or WIGLIT-.-lludley North and Hudson Gur-
ney, Esqrs.
New Sanum—Viscount Folkestone and W. Wyndham, F..sq.
OLD SA aum—.T. Alexander and --.- Crawford, Hugs.
PtleB1161:IFJ. Hensley Allen, Esq.
Riroa--Right Hun. F. Robinson and Geo. Gipps, Esq.

THE ARMii.

The 3d Regimeitt a Royal Yeterais in Orrisa
at PlyniOath, are ordered to Cbrk. They are to be
succeeded by the 79th Regiment (Caiberonbui High:
linders) him Jersey.

IRELAND.

THE RIBBON SYSTEM'.
The County of Kilkenny is considered, generally;
one of the most tranquil districts of Ireland; but Rib;
bonism hai ittddenly btirst forth in its centre.Within
two miles of the City of Kilkenny, the house of a
respectable farmer, nained I elly, on the estate of Kil-
feara; was attacked; on Monda; se'nnight, by a nu-
tnerotis body of the banditti. Three of Kelly's sons
slept in a barn near the house, and one of them per-
teiving a man standing in front, set the house-dog
at him. The animal quicLly retreated, and the door
was closed ; a blunderbuss was discharged at the
door, which was soon broken open by the assailants.
One of the Kelly's received a deep wound on the
head from the Stroke of a bludgeon. Another of the
sons being dragged forward, denied that he belonged
to the family, and said that he was merely a day la.;
bourer. The banditti then went to Kelly's house;
and obtaining admitt ince, assaulted the old man in
a most brutal manner. They accused him of occu-
pying alarm which his neighbour Ad possessed. They
then returned to the barn, and seizing the youth who
had denied his relationship, 'They made hith kneel,
and while one of the wretches held a lighted candle
over his head, another discharged a blunderbuss,
which lodge] a bullet and several slugs in his thigh.
The unfortunate youth fell f wward, and in this posi-
tion was struck on the head by one of the ruffians
Another of Kelly's sons escaped by concealment.
The Ribbonmen having thus accomplished their ob-
ject liberally regaled themselves with whiskey before
they departed.
Last week parties of Ribbonmen, in great num-
bers, from the County of Galway, visited the lands
of Coolrea, near Scariff, and swcre all the tenantry'
Several of persons sworn have given information
to the neighbouring Magistrates.
Several Baronies in the County of Galway still
continue disturbed by the Ribbonmen. In the Barony
of Kiltarton, Lord Vi :count Gcrt and all the resident
Gentry nightly patrole that country, and we hear
with Fleasure, that they have done the Most material
service, in depriving the peasantry of fire-arms, which
they illegally obtatne2.
Extract of a letter from a highly respectable Ma-•
gistrate of the County of Clare I have just re;-
ceived an account that Sir John Bourke, of Marble-
Hill, County of Galway, had an engagement with,
our Irish Radicals, and that sixty of them were dead
-.many prisoners and wounded."—Thildin Journal.

RoscomAlow ASSIZES.
Thady Misty was convicted of appeiring, with
others, in arms, by night, and assuming the ntme of
Ribbonman.—Sentence of death was immediately

passed on the prisoner, who was informed by thi
Judge, that the Jury had recommended him to
mercy, which recommendation he would forward to
Government ; but informed the prisoner, that the sen
tence should hang over his bead, and that the very
next outrage which should be committed in the
County, that moment he should be executed; and his
Lordship advised the prisoner, if he had any influl
ence among the disturbers of the County, to exert it;
as his life depended on their future behaviour.