Star.
London, England, 1821-12-06 00:00:00

erchants stores and shops: accordingly, the
Aldermen RALPH WESTROPP, ANDREW
Sir CHRISTOPHER MA RRET, D. F. G. MA.
and She; iffy T ywit and WATSON, proceeded
apective places previously allotted, and in
an hour several hundred barrels, &c. neatly
- weight, were safely conveyed to the Ord-
in Upper William-street. The venders,
ounces, were much gratified at having this
' into effect, as it removed from their
• an article which at this time imposed
nibility. This is a wise precautionary
if long since adopted, would have had
best effects. On Thursday morning, Captain
T, of the Police Establishment, who had re-
a similar order, accompanied by the High
visited the shops, Sce. and removed to
car-load of gunpowder.
aces and ( kutlemen on the line of road
have alto been on the alert in this par-
as some cars laden with gunpowder, consigned
:ity, have been stopped by them, and stored in
security.
Thursday night, five fellows distributed notices at
farm-houses, on different tow-rifle:kis, within
.',es of upper William-street, desiring the
, to pay certain sums in support of " Cap-
pia,: and his patty," rn 1 threatening with de-
those who refuse to conform. \s 'e under-
•)me of the farmers, through intimidatis n,
with their illegal demands.
house of JOHN ENRIGHT, at Boherue, near
-e; Lea's, at Drumkeen ; Parma:
near Ballybrood, and several others, in the
:hood of Cahirconlish, were visited on Wed-
night, in the search of fire-arms, and contti-
money levied from each.
fray night last, at twelve o'clock, the house of
crtEN, Esq. of Rockhill, near llru:ee, was at-
'sry a well-anima banditti, in search cf arms.
Cosy: was then in Limerick, and his -arms
been previously removed, his house and tar-
ing thatched, the inmates admitted the as-
from an assu; ante that they would do no in-
,; and finding no arms, they departed, declaring
vould nut wish to injure Mr. CusseN.
COUNTY OF KILENNY.
I:appears th it on ti.e night et Toes ae, a barn,
an inconsiderable quantity of corn dis-
lot rent, was maliciously burnt down, on the
liarryricken, part of the estate of the Earl of
• in this county, and not far distant from
Mountain. The corn had been pre-
seized by a person named Shea, from whom
'ger brother's family held a farm on the estate
Don, but who, himself, owed an arrear of tent
%MONDE; and Mr. PRINGLE, his Lord,ltip's
and it necessary to seize and approia iate the
that arrear. The agent removed the des-
, an adjacent barn, for security ; but the barn.
its contents, was destroyed, soon after the re-
of the corn from the distrained premises.
We have just learned, that a notice was sent within
:w days, through our Post-office, to a person of
name of Blanchlield, a tenant on the estate of
CLIFDEN, not far from this city, commanding
`lndon some land, of which he had succeedea
scion, on the surren ter of two previous oc-
This lawless communication, which was
"Captain I?cck," and "Lieutenant Slat I;ght."
that the writers wou:a treat Blanchtield
r:e same way that the Sheas were served," un-
gave up the land in question -svithin a week,
that, " if they did not succeed in that way,"
uld " settle him and Maim'. together." Our
will recollect, that the individual lad named,
resides in the Barony of GAlmoy, has been
.Jnosious to the lawless peasantry of this guar-
We ate col vett in slating, that a principal of the
bauditty had beet me an approver. This
name is Adam.

CALLING OUT OF THE TEO3IANEY.
The Lc ughry Corps of Yeomanry, (county of Ty-
ant) und,:r the corn:mind of CAptain LINDSAY, have
sunintott,lr volunteered their services to any part of
tit United Kingdom.
An order was issued on Wednesday, the 29th of
:November, directing that one Captain, three Lieute-
unts, one drummer, and 120 rank and file of the
Behurbet Corps of Yeomanry, should immediately
be placed on permanent duty.
At a Meeting of the Officers and privates of the
loyal Revenue Corps, on Saturday, tt was resolved
tn antler their services to Government, for the main•
trance of public order and private security.
The following letter i as bcot published, relative
tothe calling out of the Yeomanry :
"TO TILE EDITOR F TOE ARMAGH VOLUNTEER.
" AUMAGIi, Nola:mem 24, Mil.
a Ss-4 have received so ni..ny applications lately to aid in
it.tstablishing a Yeomanry Corps in this city, that I think it
ti,ht to explain, for fear of misrepresentation, my motives for
objecting to it. First, I (I. • not believe it is locally necessary, for
nuitket here nor in the county have I heard of any occurrence
est calls for us to move ; and, secondly, if there did, I do not
dink it a description of force calculated to produce the end in-
*aded—puls'ic pewee. The Yeomanry of Ireland are decisively
kol, and the State owes them much ; but society is so con- 1
rructed within this kingdom, that nothing but a last resource
*Solid induce the Government to call it nut. It is a signal for
f!istrimi among the inhabitants ; distrust of some must be exhi-
had, manage it ever so delicately, and of course jealousy excited,
aid many a loyal sentiment *mothered. At best it is only an in-
efficient Since, defective in its application; but, indeed, my
Palest objection is, that of separating more
.slecidcdly a people
too much divided already, and not by political pinioru. Should
tie State require an addition to its niiiitary force, I humbly hope
tit Government, to whom I shall ever look with loyalty, respect,
:al confidence, will boldly increase the Standing Army ; and, if
out security requires a suspension of that system of economy so
tveifestly began, every rational man will willingly suffer a little
Eger. A Standing Army is a force, from time to time, confided.
Vibe hand of a legitimate King, to whom we look for a just
led impartial protection; that King and that Army are wholly
vol effectually governed by the laws of the realm—the preserva-
lox of which it is as much his interest to maintain, as it is a
vats' duty; its conduct free from local prejudice, it moves for
nerd protection—its u. is ,:lemy, the enemy of the State; in
it ve have discipline to CWil';`lll, and ability to accomplish every
tall fin which it is called whereas, in Yeomanry, we have
lltitker discipline, ability, or power—its organization defective,
Ind its vowel inefficient and incapable to any general purpose.—
Such, Sir, is my humble opinion of the Yeomanry, as a political
sad military force. I esteem its members individually, and
_ gun nut to offend anyboily--Your's, "J. WINDER."

Colonel Mayas was the projector oldie New Union
Cl 6. hoihling is now rising up with great ccic-
tity mi the pound where Suffolk-sit:ea lately stout!.
The Kit lit Hon. Lord 11017:111M, LLll. F.R S.
&c. &c.kiiest at hishouse, StratforJ, on Tuesday uight.
His Lottl.hip had nearly attained his 70th ;care

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