Star.
London, England, 1828-12-18 00:00:00

NAVAL IN I'ELLIUENCE.

Matti Anateen TIM Dar—Du blin I—WaterfOrd I—ilanders 1
Guernsey and Jersey 6.
The Joshua and Mary, --, from itosserdsms, has arrived at
Akiborough, leaky, having been on shore, bound to Maldon.
The Argo, Mose. from. Rotterdam, Lie arrived at Yarmouth,
leaky, and must discharge, bound to Liverpool. •
The Danmark, FARM, from Copeuhapts, bee arrived at Aran.
dahl, hewing struck on a rack, and must discharge, bound 'to
London.
The Laurel, Beows, front Kiel, arrived at Arandahl on the
nth ultimo. leaky, and was discharging. bound to Hull.
FALMOUTH, Dec. 16. Wind S.W.—Arrived from London the
Elisabeth% CoLaurs, tor 'New South Wales; Oscar, HamszasweLs.,
for Rio Janeiro; New York packet, Caroms, and Eagle, Puce,
far Jamaica; and several others, outwardobound.
Porramourn Dec. 7.—Wind W.S. W.—Arrived from London
the Ma:Seidl:81101M and Pons Aelii, Cameros:xi for Sierra
Leone; and Primer, limas, for Smyrna.
PLTMOUTII Dec.l6. Wind W.S. W.—Arrived the Ann Parry,
Jules, for &die and Weynsosub, Maass, for Bermuda. both
(rim Portsmouth. Arrived from Loodun the William Henry,
Roeuntr, fee Grenada; Ibis, Slams,. for Oporto; and Olinda,
itesurson, for the Cape.
Dem., Dec. 17.-.• Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Ruby, Coasts,
from St. Michael's; Quebec packet, from Quebec mad
and Tobago, Lamas, from Miramichi.

• IRELAND.
DU131.07, Dae. 15.
A Rev. Priest named M.Cusker brought the state ef
the County of Monajtbao under the consideration of
the Ronsan Catholic Association last week. He stated
that a mernotial embqdying the complaints of the
Catholics of that C tatty against the Orangemen and
Om Magistrates, for denial of justice, bad been sub.
mined t.troolb Lord Leveson Gower to the Lnrd
Lieutenant, tqr the appointment of litipendiaty
Alagis-
trates, as the memorial alleged that they could not ob-
tain justice from the Local Magistrates. The following.
it the reply obtained from the Secretary, which has not,
although received at the Association, been printed by
tha,Popery Papers:
" Damns Coma Nov. 28.
" Sin -I am directed to acquaint you that his Cams,
has
given his most attentive consideration to the numerous affidavits
which have been submitted for that purpose by yourself and others
from the county of Monaghan, which affidavits are descriptive of
various alleged infractions of the law, and miscoadutt on the pan
of Magistrates and others in that county. His Excellency has
been fully informed of the nature of the measures which are
urgently called for by the parties who have submitted these docu-
ments to his consideration, and who found their request on the
allegations therein contained. The propriety of adopting all or any
of the measures bat undergone his Excellency's serious considera-
tion. lam directed to inform you that hie Excellency dues not'
consider he would be justified in directing any extraordinary
measures on the pea of Government with respect to the county of
Monaghan, either by appointing Stipendiary Magistrates in est'
.county. or by interfering with the discretion of the military audios
rides in the distribution or allo of his Majesty's forces in that
distriets—lsar, Sir, your most • ant humble meant.
" F. LEMON GOWER.
« Rev. Ur. airCusker, P. P. &May."
LORD NOSSMORE.
•

The following is a copy t the. answer of Lord F.
Leveson Gower to the Chairman of the Monaghan
Magistrates, in reply to their complaints against the
conduct of Lord Itossmore, as Governor of that county:4
" Dhaine Cams, Nov. 21.
Sta—l an directed by bie•gatellency to inform you, that be
' has given his attentive considetation to the documents which, at
the desire of a numerous body of your bomber Magistrates, you
transmitted through me to his Excellency, lila. a copy of the rent-
lotions adopted at a martin of the aisgistrates of the county of
Monaghan, on the 30th of October, and an extract from a speech
Of lord Rossmore.
" The' only -portion of these resolutions which appears to his
Excellency to eaU for an answer or observation is that in which the
parries. imbue signatures are annexed to it, state that theLrfe;
themselves called opus co reprising. to the Government hie
thip's (Lord Roumiore's)isnwairantable and repeated attacks orbit
them u Magistrates, and request that an Inquiry be instituted to
ascertain whether bis Lordship had any foundation for such charges?
" I am directed to observe, in reply to the repreientatioa and re-
quest, that his Excellency conceives the subject, in which thii in.
torterence is thus requested, is one which would concluder the
cognisance*/ a court of law with math greater propriety, andwith
;web mom advantage to the ends of justice, than under that of any
person or persons who could be appointed by his Excellency to.
conduct soch an inquiry.
" lam directed, while I thus communicate the grounds of his
Easellency's inability, as at present advised, fully to meccas wishes
of youtsrlf and brother Magistrates, as expressed in the resolution
to which I have referred, to convey his just appreciation of the
rodiness which you display to meet all the charges of which you
complain. " I have, fcc.
(Signed) " F. LEVESON GOWER.
-0 C. P. LeaMe, Esq. llionaghao."

Sir HENRY lIALIoIID has a suite of apartments as-
signtd to him in Windsor Castle, of which he took possession a
low days since. They are near adielolng his Menaces sleeping.
room.
ELECTION CY A REPRESENTATIVE PEER.--State of
the Pall on Monday :a—Lord Dusefle, be; Lord CASTLIZAIM
6.1 5 ; Maimity,39.
Yesterday a Cotrt of Directors was held at the Fast'
India House, wben the following ships were thus stationed, via.—
Thomas Grenville, Captain Ci 1411.0 Shea, Minerva, Captain
Gamma Paciars, for kladras and Ileogal j Marcilaof Wellington,
Captain &taw Commis, Princess Chiding* if Was, Captain
Cossswaaa Boast fee &egg dims.