Star.
London, England, 1821-12-10 00:00:00

DISTURBANCES 1N mELAND.

FROM THZ DUBLIN JOURNAL OP ritinAr.
A report was very generally circulated in the cite
yesterday, among the lower orders, that Captein
was taken, and brought up to Dublin. We s,dl
say,
that this intelligence of an event, which was deemed
by them a matter of great importance, sees Linda
from one to another with much apparent satidaet,o,‘
This circumstance is not so insignificant, at the pre,
sent time, as many might imagine. It wires thit
the crimes and murders of CA./gain Rock, ;little our,.
try, are utterly reprobated by the lower dais*, here.
and hence we may infer that he has no panisau,
is
this past of Ireland, and we may, therefore, rest
securely on the assurance of the good dispo,iti„nd
the labouring classes in this city, which is thleatene4
with the erection of barriers, and other precautionary
measures.

As to Captain Rock, lee is an ideal being: the AR,.
ionavan's oath prescribes implicit obedience to the
Leader, whose identity no man could ever trace; iie
was never seen or heard by any one of his RUTllei.its
adherents; and yet, he is the fountain from which ail
authority proceeds, and his mandates lot the consrni,,
sion of crimes, are instantly and faithfully oheye,L
Captain Rock, and his follower:, are the venni
produced from the diseased carcase of Ireland; thy
are the offspring of wretchedness; the outcaus of tie
distempered state of society ; and they will °cc,
sionally appear, in greater or less numbers, until tae
body shall be restored to sound health. Bat, shee
they do appear, the first law of nature demands the
removal ; and, as a matter of absolute necessity, c,,,,
lain Rock's awn, the insurgents, or the disturbers (i
the public peace, by whatever name known, niggle
deniedhhointse o f p
put down by some means or other; heace, the 6,1
mode of suppressing the outrages of the south is ar
first object of consideration.
A few nights since, the Stage-house, at Killers
tulla, county of Tipperary, was attacked and rope;of one musket. The banditti swore Mr. LYNCH, th
occupier, that he should provide a blunderbuss fa
'them by the next time they should call upon him_
Another house, about a mile distant, was also mike,'
of a gun by the same party.
Sunday sennight, at noon, while JOSEPH Bum,
of Taugh, near Adare, was standing at the back ti
his house, two men suddenly leaped over the ditch,
a blunderbuss, demanded h,s am.
and,othi
He
eew presenting
any, and was sworn as to the truth
havingsiii
.A bout four o'clock of the same ,'.r,
ATRICIC CLIFT was entered and totiki
of a sword, and also that of A RTII we Net t, of apisto:.
Both these men reside within a mile of Mare.

Monday, two bakers, returning from Rathirale
with barm, were attacked near Croagh. Me bans
was spilled on the road, and the fellows declined the
no bread should be made at Adare in future.

Tuesday morning, Mr. E. SANDWITII, 114;1Igor,'
from Limerick, with another person, on a 'hooting
excursion to the country, was knocked down on the
highway, near Ballinacurra, about eleven o'clock,and
deprived of his fowling-piece. His companion was at
some distance when he was attacked. Two of Medd
Light Dragoons came up, and the villains being still
in view, they instantly commenced a pursuit, and
succeeded in securing one of the robbers, but the
other escaped, hawing oaken refuge in a bog, what
the Dragoons could not follow. They retentd to the
military post at Ballinacurra with the prisoner, whence
he was conveyed to Limerick, and underwent a In
examination by Major 'D nouoll; Chief Nlagizze
of Police, and being identified by Mr. SANDwan,he
was fully committed for trial at the ensuial, Coma&
sion. The name of this robber is Francis Slianghcal,
a stout, well-made man, nearly six feet in kik,
who had resided for twelve years past at the coma
of the road leading to Mangret.
Wednesday evening, last week, the house of Tao.
MAS HZATON, near Adare, was attacked, and robbed
of one musket.

Saturday night, John Ward, cha-ged with amok.
ing a Crown prosecuti ix on her retain from laa
sizes at Limerick, was apprehendel by a party
Major WI LcocKs' Police.
Sunday night, Mr. Venus, with a party of did
Light Dragoons, apprehended five men accused if
the murder of Mr. SPARtINO.

Wednesday morning, Timothy Shea was lodged
Limerick jail by Ilajor WILCOCKS, charged n 4
being one of a party assembled, unlawfully, os oil
night of the 9th of October, near the glebe of 0
breedy.--On the same morning, Maurice Shaugiee,
the brother of the man committed for the robberri
Mr. SANDWITH ; and also Michael MgMahon, a blei.
smith, were brought into Limerick by Mir
Damicarr, charged with being deeply implicated
the disturbances.
Deals Keliber, charged with being an accorepike
in the murder of Major Comas, was apprehendeis
Monday last, and the greater part of those contend
in this atrocious deed appear now to be in custody.
GALWAY.
We fear the spirit of disaffection has at leori
reached our hitherto peaceable county, as will apps
from the following fact :—On the night of Fr*
last, the police sentinel stationed at Ardour UV 614
at by some persons unknown, and he instantly*
turned the fire in the direction from which be IP
gined the report to proceed ; but, owing to the et
treme darkness of the night, could not judge thefr
rection they were stationed in. After the Nevi
fired, the police patroled the adjoining neighbor
hood, in search of the banditti, but unforteneil
without effect. As soon as the police returned he
the fire was again renewed on the sentinel, bot lur
pily without the wished for success. We have teas
to think that there was more than one of the Pi
as there were five suspicious-looking fellows
lurking about the place during the whale of Friar
Tunas Gazette.

TIPPERARY.
We :egret to hear, that threatening notices to°
those who lately took land, or who may Pal 1171
71
of the present year, or any arrear, have been PP
in the Parishes of Lisronagh, Boherlahan, Cleat
Grange Turf pike-gate, &c. &c.—that unlawful oe'
have been administered, enjoining the taking
and to be ready when called on; and that it IS sor
known fact, that arms have been repairing at va il!
forges for months back, for persons not qualifolP
carry the like. In the meantime, we are glad 10*
minas that the Cashel Yeomanry are about to be
bodied, and that Mr. Bsaron has received'
Moos hoot Grerstment to organize the Yeotnanrl°

aice
oa
.ted
ly.

lust, the Staff of the Tipperary'
rolunteered their services to any

the afternoon of Friday last,
JOSHUA WILLIAM FENNELL was
his master's children in a jaunt-
armed with a pistol stopped him in
--ford, near Marlfielsi turnpike-
money. The children gave him
a few shillings, at which he
.but offering him their outside
(used to take, and let them pass
,al at the house of the steward
lildren were found much terri-
_ .......l of DONOUGIIMORE being in-
,,tal, he invited them to his mansion to spend the
:rred• and offered them one of his carriages, if they
to proceed homewards; having a vehicle
their own, they returned thanks and went forward,
-oil the protection of four armed men whom his
tobbip was so kind as to send with them as an i
got, to their father's house at liallybrado.
Sittirday evening a poor Kerry labourer was se-
-IJI beaten and wounded in various parts of the
bar, in the west suburbs; he states that he was
gibbed of 30s. in change.
lbe three Kerry labourers burnt at the diabolical
outage at Tubber, have not heretofore been men-
d by name—their names were John Golding,
penis Mara, and Michael Griffin.
CARLOW.

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Monday last, three men (strangers) were taken up
by WILLIAM Itstinoustsm; Esq. Sovereign of this
pro, on suspicion of being employed on some of
those illegal missions which are existing throughout
the country.
Amongst the many absentees of Ireland, we have
great pleasure in stating that there are but two from
our County, and those are Gentlemen whose military
situations require their attendance only in the Sister
our p
kingdom. This, pei haps, is one f the seasons why
art of the Kingdom is so traonquil.

MAYO.
This County, we arc gratified in being enabled to
Otte, is entirely exempt from that system of violence
rid crime which rages uncontrouled in other parts of
hind. Illegal oaths, we believe, have been admi•
sistered amongst a portion of the peasantry, but if the
Magistrates and Gentry continue to do their duty, those
Nis will be perfectly innoxious.— MayoCoizstitution.

KILKENNY.

There have been some attempts to intimidate in
thistounty, and, although we would not wish to put
sty person oil his guard, we are much inclined to
aid, they were either the work of a Ft anklitt, or the
sicked tricks of a fool. It is already known that a
Gentleman in the Barony Cowran received a threat-
ningletter through our Post-office. lle has received
asecond warning, through the same channel, and a
neighbour of his has also received a letter missive of
the like description. They are all in the same hand-
writing. One of these letters now lies before us. It
is obviously not the penmanship of a hand accus-
tomed to hold the plough, or to labour with the spade.
Sunday, a notice was served on the person in charge
of Sheestown, the property of RICHARD POWER
Gm, Esq. commanding him to quit the place, on
rin of meeting the fate of the Suzan. It was handed
shim by an inhabitant of a cabin on the Bennet's-
lodge road, who says it was left at his house by ten
stwalve mounted men, on Saturday night, and that
'icy commanded him to deliver it to the person to
'shorn it was directed, on the same penalty denounced
,against the other, for presuming to live in charge of
his macter's property.— Ibid.
n that on Saturday night two corn-buyers
were Stoll ed at Glendower, distant about eight mild;
from Callan, and on the road leading from this city
to Clonmel, by three armed ruffians, mho, not con-
tent with a hurried search for plunder, completely
mined the travellers of their clothes, which they
minutely examined, but found only sixpence in the
pockets of each. It appears that these people had
providently left their money in Carrick-on-Suir, re-
taining only the trifling sum alluded to for payment
of turnpike toll. Tlr: assailants used no further per-
sonal violence than that described, but expressed their
ilsappointment at the absence of the expected booty.
Moderator.

CORK.
The most uninterrepted tranquillity prevails in the
aeghbourbood of the city of Cork ; yet, at a recent
Meeting of the Magistrates, it was resolved to present
a Memorial to Government to revive the Insurrection
Act, immediately on the meeting of Parliament.—
Against the prayer of this intended application a Pro-
test has been entered into by the independent family
of the STAWELLS, who are for inquiring into the
causes which have produced the disturbances, with a
view to found such measures thereon as may prevent
a repetition of the calamitous circumstances that
have lately taken place in this disturbed country.—
Southern Reporter.

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LIMERICK.
In the STAR of Saturday we mentioned, on the
authority of a private letter from Limerick, the mut-
det of a servant near Adare. The following are ad-
ditional , titulars :
Saturday night, about twelve o'clock, a party of
banditti knocked at the hall-docir of Mr. RAYMOND'S
'louse, near Adare. His servant, PATRICK MURPHY,
expecting his master's return from the county of
Ferry, incautiously opened the door, when he was
Mstantly seized, dragged forth, and shot dead.—
MURPHY, it seems, had incurred the revenge of the
banditti, by saying that he knew some of those who
had lately taken arms from Mr. RAYMOND'S house.
It appeared on the Coroner's Inquest, that nine balls
had perforated the body of the unfortunate man.

The Duke of DEVONSHIRE arrived on Friday even-
ing late at Devonshire House, from Paris. Yester-
day his Grace went to Chiswick, and returned to
dinner.
The Duke of Sr. Aussie, has left town for his seat, Catton,

Baron Wzma, the Prussian Ambassador to our Court, and
!Igte, arrived on Friday at Brunet's Hotel, Leicester-square,

from Prussia.
Dr. and Mrs. Snout, and Major JACKSON, have arrived at
the Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn.street, from St. Helena; also Cap-
Lain LOCIiIIAGT, from his seat In Scotland.
The Bishop of Kit.t.m.oused the Rey. C. Davas,have leftthe
Waterloo Hotel, Jermyn-street, on a visit to the Bishop of Lon-
Irav, at Fulham Palace • and Dr. Hassavax, for Cambridge.
The Parks exhibited but very little company yes-
terJay, owing to the unfavourable state of the weather.

Fediard. On Sunday la
aitia unanimously vol
part of the kingdom.
shortly after two in
a servant of Mr. Jos
'ring home three of h
iss car, a fellow armed
,the County of Waterfo
to, demanding mono
;hat change they had,
dissatisfied-1
s, these he refu
Upon their grival
tuocklofty, the chit
Ai; of which the Earl
then