Star.
London, England, 1817-03-25 00:00:00

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The btis Conrdian. R NOE, from Rio Janeiro for
London, which was on shore, has, by the able as
:t.toce of the Master fir his Majesty's ship Suntan,
pot el' and into harbour—her rudder is an-
t:. prtd, and she is leaky, but it is expected she will
771: hove to unload. The brig Adventure, Coots,
-.cm London for this port, with timber, has been on
c,re, but has got off and into harbour, without
damage.

i;ORTSMOUTIII. MARCH 24.
LTTieej the Pomone tram.pnrt from JAMI;C2.
DEAL,MARCII 24,

Ar've.l ar.d passed by the back of the •Condwin
t' e'Xilham P. Johnson, Gums, of and from
IpLia, for Antwerp, in 35 days. Also arrived
:te Minerva, Bftrosos, from Liverpool; ROYAL RO.
!MON ICI% from Calais ; and Vrow Frederica,
:datums, from Bayonne, for Hansburgh, with loss of
anchor and cable, and proceeded for Ramsgate,
kaki. Came drwin font the River and remain, the
Colonist, for Barhadoes ; and City of Edinburgh, for
America.—Wind S.W.
HARWICH, MARCH 24.
Arrived the Prince of Orange packet with a Mail
fwm SS.W.
DOVER. MARCH 24.
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Arrived last evening the Princess Charlotte packet,
Captain HALLANDS, from Ostend, with a mail and
passengers. Arrived to-day the Lord Duncan packet,
Captain 'fault:rim from Calais, with passengers.
GRAVESEND, MARCH 24.

Arrived the William and Aun, Gatbe; Queen Charlotte,
; Collins, Collins; Braganca, Goodman ; Anna, Meyers,
fmn Hamburgh; Alexander, su:fizn, from Ceylon;
from Bolton; Kite, r ; Prince Regent, Scott; I his.
rzi, Turner, front Lisbon; Hirondel, Tomoline, from Dieppe;
I:Mtge-ice, Edwards, and Louisa, Deans, from Dublin • Vrow
Alta, Vaigie ; Vrew Gessina, Deur' rt; and Koop I
11:.:1-.1ant, from Groningen ; Quebec, Williams, from Dentarara;
Two Frieuds, Ha,kins, f Faval; Alpha, Carter. front St.
Miekacrs ; Niciculas, Gibbon, Wins Charliton ; Euplientia, Duo-
ecy, from Africa Sa.Nd the Betsey, Read, for Trinidad; Prince
Regent, Burglies, for ; Maria, Smith, for Elsineur ;
Lt.:,inN, Zimmerman, for Piclau ; Minerva, Sharp. for Ha:i-
fa: ; Watson, Watson, and Frederick, O'Hara, for Hanuburzh.
CLIS EOM-HOUSE., MARCH 24.
gum ENTIRLD Ilw.taD3.—l lie Vrouw Carlierine, Mrlf;
T:ouw Ruelhila Palnuis ; Vrouw Margaretha, hoen ; Vrouw
Gebrina, Huai; Vrouw lancier,l3lovies ; Vrouw Antje, Kamp,
irize trnCrseirsan ; and Goede Hoop from Groningen;
. maw Geslna, Coop. ; ami Gordy I,•cea•er, Vander Vier. from.
Na.lingen ; huge Schrender, schreatkr ; Orange Rover:, Atkin-
sex; Vrouw Neneke, Michaels; and Lord Cochrane. Savage,
Not instetdam ; Chance, Minter; and Fortuysn. Jams from
Rauerd,on ; Bure, Harris, from Antwtay; Nestor. Thorn, from
; Miss Platoff.ilicksdrom Sr. Michael's; Grace, smith,
Leghorn ; and Maria Laroche, Peterson, tram Holbeeh•
Cur./Aso os Malra, S range, tor Smyrna" and Coustatnie '
; Teuderdens, Russell, fur Haniburgh, and Alfred, Maine,

The New Pamphlet oft Of& Caftifolie Question, en.
etlei, 44 The Source of thy Evi!," exposes, with great
ft,rers 31 conspiracy be: ween the Irish Lay Catholics
'IQ Hierarchy against the existence of the established
Cfeurch ; and the Author seems to have developed
ins subject with a master's hand, and to have thrown
Igh.s upon it 'highly interesting, index'. to the Irish
frot,stant, and to the British header. Conjecture
is afloat with respect to the Author. He pmtesses
bitnself a Layman, but we suspect that few Laymen.
not even Civilians, are furnished with thit theological
4ing and con:rueersial talents which this Pamphlet
'plays.
We beg most earnestly to call the attention of the
and particularly of Parliament, to the utility,
iy the necessity of speed ly Adopting Mr. Paseir
for establishing Asylums in each county of
fur the reception of poor and vagrant luna--
/ha would have believed it possiblei were not
.‘ established beyotid the power of contradiction,
, in any country naen.could 'be found so depraved
to employ the agency of such creatures to effect
'der and robbery ? But the fact being prated, it
ainly high time to seek for some remedy —some
guard for thOlivbs of our fellow creatures.
A farmer's wife, and her ser7ant maid, re-.
in the County of Wicklow, about twelve miles
m Dublin, were formd murdered, a short time
:k, in a most barbarous manner, their heads tieing
Lily seiered from their bodies, on which a multi-
le of wounds had been inflicted, and the depository
what money the poor people could scrape together,
robbed of afs. Pos. some days suspicion knew
on whom to rest, until some Vague expressions
rich fell from a tort of vagrant idiot or lunatic,
•sed Smith, in the habit of ranging about the coon-
halt naked, led to the belief that he WAS not alto-
ignorant of the horrid act, or its perpetrators.
rail pursued, taken into custody, and confessed
be himself committed the murders, at the in-
'Alton of a relation of the cliceved, of the name
'Darby Doyle, who furnished him with the knife
al which he effected the Willman deed, and
io 'hewed him how to Rain admission into the
'uses by shooting back t!.e lock of the door.—
te servant-maid incurred her fate by attempting to
fend het mistress, and the catastrophe of the latter
as divadtuily aggravated by the circumstance of
Pregnancy. The lunatic states, that Doyle took
"I him the R 5, advised him to go to a distant pArt
the country for a few weeks, and that on iris retuiv
would reward him. It is gratifying to know that
e abominable instigote.r of the crime, Doyle, was
nn the same day with his barbarous agent, and
within the avenging grasp of Justice. It is sup-
Id that the principal motive for committing the.
'',Tdere was, that Doyle. as heir at law, would come
'or some property. No country perhaps abounds
with an half-kind of lunatics, who roam at large
subsist on the charity of the peasantry, duo Ire-
and Mr. P.m, by carrying his proposed measure
Afecr, will confer a snbstantial benefit on that'
of the Linked Kingdom.

ruE Jet fY.

Yesterday a detichmeat of Die Ist Guards; and the
remaining part of the 3d 34traan Ist (Royal Scots)
Regiment lauded at Dover frodi C4ais. .

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The corps ordered from Fran cl• are to be 'disposed
o, as under s—Royal Scots, Ist bitialion, to Dover ;
21st F ditto, to Harwich t 40th and 84th Fon:,
o Le,: ; 27th and Slst Foot, Ist Isittalions, to Cork.
On the arriv4of those in Ireland all the under-
;mentioned sttond Battalions in that country are to
be disbanded, eI:G.-Royal Scots. 2d battalioh t 27th
Foot, 23 ditto; 30th ditto, 2d ditto; 34th ditto, 2d
ditto; 351 ditto, 2tl ditto ; 37th ditto, 2d ditto; 62i1•
ditto, 2d ditto; fiSd ditto, 2d ditto.
This arrangement will leave only two battalions
of Regiments at home; all the serviceable and va-
luable men of the above will be transferred to their re-
pec. ive Ist battalions abroad, who will, by th!s means,
be enabled to discharge all their weak and superan-
nuated nett without detriment -to their efficiency.
The Earl of Wimpy:nave has obtained permission
to raise a troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, to be attached
to the North Somerset; and with a patriotic spirit,
highly beconsing the character of an English Noble-
man, has offered to serve in the regitnent as a volun-
teer until the troop be..completed.
Four troops of the sth Dragoon Guards have re-
placed the 6:11, or Carabineers, at Hamilton ; three
troops are stationed in Glasgow barracks, and one
in the town. Hamilton is the head-quarters.
The Officers r f tb.! King's Di agoras Guatds, have
presented apiece M PI ite to each of their late Agents,
Messrs. CHARLES anti EDMUND Hontresott, in testi.
mcny of their esteem for the great attention they have
at all times shewn to the interest and weltare of the
Regiment, not only dining the time of their agency but
iu every oppot teak y that has been in their power since.

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