Star.
London, England, 1818-03-27 00:00:00

IRELAND.

In the Limerick County Court Mr. lams
mil, of Kanturk, was, on the I7th h.st, arr.:
tried for perjury—which alleged charge out
a prosecution at the last Assizes of Cdik.
Charles Bastable, a respectable attorney,
ted of conspiring in uttering a proaniss:n'y
1001. of Mr. O'Conneirs, in order to deft. r 4!
Bruce, of Charleville, Ilankers.—yMr. Qc„
the case, and a great part of the day scat 0
in reading affidavits ; when at a late lit,„;
evening, the court adjour.,ed till the nest I„
when the investigation was rcst.nied.
the respectability of the partly., lia excitcd
wrest, and is of import. Several of the :eay
sons at the bar were engaged.—At eleven 0-CL
SOLICITOR GENERAL deckled the incompt;e.
the examination of a witness, on the gr.nul e
was convicted of conspiracy. The Jury A•
Mr. O'Connell, who was d/..,liarged.
Thursday sennight Captain Wic.:ocke,
ceived information that Finnegan, the
under sentence of death from tile Kt.lC:4l,i•
and known by the name of Capta.l: f
seen at his old walk near
before, sent his chief constable, Mr. I.Z-il!y,
few of his own men, in disguise, to 0.-e •;ei&
hood, and they sncceded in the apprei:e::sio:ll
negan, in a public house, armed v:ith a higiily
blunderbuss, which he had not time to
patty. instantly on Mr. Keilly.s
upon him, and effectually prevented aai
The populace, from that place intc the tc-m,
ted a shocking instance of sympathy with tl
lain, the crowd following him with shouts (A
cations at his Captain.—Clonstel I lerefil

MURDER OF THE Lvicrirre.--It is eel;
Devon, one of those who lately suffined
bolical offence, was Clerk of the Chapel
town. Mr. M'Cann, the Parish Priest, uer
officiated there. On the Sunday after the ht
the Lynches, he proceeded to that place of
penetrated with the most indescribxble
concern: He, ascended the altar, rubed
ments, and "with accents which will nes $t
ear, cursed the author, abettor, and asciqa
crime ! He then came down from the: ;1,
from his feet his shoes and stockings, desired
gregation to follow him, and he and they
procession round the Chapel, calling aloud to I
for vengeance on the murderers. Guess u
next the Minister of Religion in this av ta!
sion ? Devan, the Clerk ! the planner, the
tor, the mover, the commander in tin,. Larritil
sactiou 1- -And, of the whole co:Tregati•x:,
peared to he the. person who reiterated Arne,
the mostNehement devotion."

wee
lasAt
ivneryparts great asueantitytoiefssno.rtfell.r•n,t„hhe
of
and LtintlL • In scone places it was
and, in iithers,ien, and upwards.
In the. higher districts of the Highlands, d.
has fallen within last fortnight to a great
than It has-for years, and sheep store h F.;
fered greatry, Theexteut cannot be ascertair.e.'..l...ll
the storm abates. In Strathconan, the dead c.,::./ses
which have already been found have tire vascl corn.
plettly eaten off by the starving flocks.
The sailing of the expedition for discovering the
'orth Pole, aild Northern Passage betwee.s the
Atiasuic and P I ceans, has been deferred for
days longer. ; . d MaLvILLE visited the sis..ps
Iliesday at De , • d, for the purpose of inspect.
ing:heir condition, aud the efficiency of their prrpi.
rations. His Lordship was entertained by %vitas.
sing :the activity and courage of the Escp.intra,
who goes' out with the expedition as an in:cpreer,
its case of any communication with the corns; o: as;,'
Strait. 'This Indian Ins his canoe on board, witi.is
fishing apparatus. He is not tall, but his I:rs,
thoughclumay, denotes great strength. His :Reis
clear and fair, and being dressed like an Ella:
sailor, and working with the other men, he asigkrA
first view, be mistaken for a native of these is!...n;
but his features are large, and the breadth as,.i Far.
nets of-his countenance betray his origin.
The Officers of the expedition seem quite r 7
that the DOROTNIA and the TRENT. under L.e:cm-
mand of Captain BucitAN, destined for the,. et)
of the North Pole, will attain their ohi,.--c; r fee
are by no means equally sanguine .
the ISABELLA and the ALE:ANDER, u
Rosa, who is instructed to attempt the 1.: •..r, (t
Davis Strait. As the ultimate SUCCe NS 1
dition must necessarily depend upon t:
tion and discipline of the men, the crews , e s
are placed under Martial Law ; but :s 11. e rer. ire
all volunteers, and are provided with ever: .2-
tage whicit the most anxious solicitude I.g (::e!r
fort and safety can afford, we trust tl%it
will arise for enforcing the strictness "fits pr,vist.).3.

lIIRTIL
Oa the 7th {want, at Teabridge Welli, the Llay Of U 4.4
Macdougall, of a thinker.
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DILL).
At Edinburgh, on the 16th in►ant, Sir John •;..
Glerat, Bart. • ' '

Friday, at Bristol, Lieutinion-Colonel lirnry
the East India Company's serlacr, Lienr.sl rstab;s,
At his seat Kilgobbin, comity iiale.ar, of a r • -•
Lieutenaht-Colonel Hoysteast, late of the 50th
At Gaifirld-square, on .he 15th inst. Niars.
of Henry Pontos, Esq. lion. East lola Co-
?.
it. Helena.

On the 13th nut. in Galway, the Rev..T.
AtHydrabad, nn the 11th August, the i:.

nant Charles St. John Grant, of

On the 15th ultimo, Thoma George, a!t.cl
the *nth, Caroline Chark,tte.
Christopher Moos.
Drowned near Negapatam, on the ultimo.'
23, Mr. Soverine Oliv.irius, son of the Lae f 1
Attendant at Tranquehar.
At Trevandrum, on the 24,h Aaeuaq the 01
SLo: Leod, of the 9th of ALolr.o. \aftvr

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