Star.
London, England, 1829-07-08 00:00:00

LOSS OF THE CARN BREA CASTLE.

Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, July 6.
The Caro Bea Castle, Barbee, went on bhfire at
Sudbury, back of the Wight. on Sunday, at sle o'clock, e.m. The
only boat that cosh! get to her was one from the Preventive
Station, at Freshwater Gate, Lieutenant Doenford, who succeedel
in landing some of the female paneugers that evening. but cm.
not get to the ship again till the nest moniing, when, with the
assistance of other boats, all the passengers were safely landed.
She is lull of water • no lives lost. Part of the cargo, in a la-
maged state, has been: carried to Portsmouth. Captain Barter
and crew are still on board, with the hope of getting her off. Ibe
Admiral at Portsmouth sent a steamer to her assistance.
Portsmouth, July g.
Yesterday morning the Caro Brea Castle, Captain liarhs,r,
having embarked her passengers, got under weigh fi site Spitht.: t,
and proceeded towards her voyage to the Cape and Calcutta. 1 he
pilot left her at the back of the Wight, about (our o'clock in the
afternoon; after which, the wind freshening from the West about
sit, she sashayed sear the Chine, nu considerable distance (runs
the Needles, and in attempting to go about, missed stays, :••
backed upon a rock, over which abs was instantly hove by a beavy
sea, and grounded upon a pretty fair bottom, or every person
must have been lest. 'She is DOW full of water, and the pamengtss'
condition is stated to be truly pitiable. John Liadegres, Esq.
proceeded from hence to render all assistance. It has blown very
hard an to-day, with frequent squalls, and apprehension. are en-
tertained that she will go to pieces if the gale continues to-night.
The Government steamer. Lightning, has proceeded Irons better
to afford any amimanee, andibouki the vrlad abate, Mare eecl,l4
will be sent, but at present nothing abort of a steamer of the Ira
order can ge: neat the wreck. The pamengers baggage, it -s
stated, is nearly all lon or damaged.
The Pallas, Captain FitsClarenco, with Earl of Dalhousie, for
India, is still wind-bound.

It appears by another letter front Portsmouth, received at
Lloyd'si that after cutting away ber main and mitten mast., the
vessel drilled to within ball a mile of the main bead under Alin-
tertian. The Crew and passengers were saved, but the bagtfrye
was lost, and there is hide doubt that the vessel will be a csini.i.to
wreck. •

IRELAND.

FROM TM DUBLIN EVIDIIIO POST.
The country, partkularly the North of Ireland, Is really in a
most alas snag mate. I* the county of Fermanagh the ;Avis-. .re
preparing, according to some of our correspondents, for avon.l I
tilities ; and we regret to and that certain Magistrates have I.rt
their countenance to one party. In the county of Leitrim, at tl.
hansilum, there has been a dreadful array. according to the S.tgo
Paper, between the Papists and the Pretesuats—in which. as
usual in than encounters. the Papists have lost one at least milled,
mod several wounded. One would think from the different accol.nts
that have reached this office within the last three or four day., *bat
Ivre were going to be embarked in a civil war. We are quite ...fare
that such is the wish of several of the Ultras. They will I,* le-
feated, however, by the good sense of the people; us, if pm?, we
trust that Government will take the country under its pretrcti‘o,
and,
selves if *sensory, proclaim the Insurrection Act, and testate .t
them.
agnIOUB AVFAIR IN MONAGHAN-4.OSe OP LIVE!.
On the night of the 2.34 alt, a large assemblage of ItiLboon.rn,
attended by women and children, took place near Ballilniu, county
of Monaghan. They had several sorts of music, a catisider.Lie
number of amens., and three lags, and were regularly divided
Loo companies, in atiWary ceder. Captain Jennison, a re.idert
Magistrate, hawks received information of this assemblage, and
from the state sit the country. apprehending that evil might arise
from their being permitted to proceed on their ezpedition. brus.gLit
a small detachment of pdice to the spot, and entreated the h.b.
batmen to disperse. Notwithstanding the most earnest and re-
peated requests from Captain Jennison that they would nos compel
hint to employ form the desperadoes set hiss completely at slen.uce.
In consequence lawns obliged to read the Riot Act, and order the
police to fro. The Iry took ate ; one woman was killed on tie
spot ; a ball the Indy of a man, and Ina skin bees es •
traded, and four men are raising, who it is supposed were knie.l
by the Ike of the police, and carded of by their eetspanonn ;
same persons, however, suspect that the individoak now Isthmus
1 have doped. The police seeeeeded in taking three bigs and .everal
other Insignia, together with eight ptisoners. The latter have been
' Dahlilodgeda
in Monaghan gaol, MOW disk trial at the nettass!aes.—
Porn

FURTHiIt PARTICULARS--FROM THE LIbIeRICII
CURONICLS.
Friday, the fair day of Beerisekease, two patties assembled to
light, having glade previous arrangements fee the purpose. Toe
peace, wader Captain Deiliostendestreurod to prevent them. when
they attached aid kneeled ow oldie pollee Olds bens, irscres kit
his :AWL At this period Cards Dabbles read the Riot Act torte
lams; and the mob still pet misting in throwing stems, the police
fired and shot erne moo dead. Supposing that would deter them,
the Magistrate and pellet retired a sheet dimwit Irons the town,
widdt the deters pereridog, they followed, and reeessmenced .
meet the musk with •
moues. Ste. The Rim Act wad again read,
when the pollee fired.—there mem were and a wesnaa wen
was seem melee ha bringing steams was shot,. the head.
Mitred eta Yaw from liserketettay Smog :—" You
mom bow kid the dreadful bw/fre dot efoeuerad here—
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