Star.
London, England, 1817-07-15 00:00:00

COPF.NHACEN, JUNE 2R.

On the 25th the prisoners in the House of Correc-
tion broke out into open revolt, and soon after the
building was discovered to be on fire, through the
confusion arising from which, it is presumed the in-
cendiaries expected to effect their escape. Not only
troops, but even artillery, were obliged to be brought
to quell the revolt. The principal ring-loaders have
been tried by a Court-Martial, and executed. It being
impossible, in the midst of the disturbance, to take
measures to stop the fire, it made, in a short time,
great progress, avd the damage done is estimated at
not less than 400,000 crowns.
WARSAW, JUNE es:

On the 20th the anniversary of the re-establishment
of the Kingdom of Poland was celebrated here with
great solemnity.

PARMA. JUNE so.
The typhus is daily extending its ravages, in con-
sequence of the extreme heat of the weather.
French Funds, 11th July, 65fr. Gsc.

Jamaica Papers to the 2d of .Tune reached us this
'morning. They present no news of importance. It
appears that on the .27th and 28th of May, the Ad-
miral sent out the Larne and the Esk, port sloops of
20 guns, and the Tyrian brt of 10 guns, in pursuit
of the Guerrier schooner, which had been seen off
Port Royal, but they all returned on the .10th with-
out succeeding in their object.

The PKINCE REGENT returned to town on Sl:llday
evening from Windsor. Yesterd ly his Royal High.
ness gave audiences to Viscoant Stnatou tit, Earl
BATHURST. and Count MUNSTER. .

Friday evening the CIIANCEJJ.OR of the Exam-
elven, after attending the PRINCE REGENT'S Court, at
Carlton How, left town for Harwich, returned to
town again early on Sunday morning; and is about
to proceed to Ireland.
Yesterday the Duke of YORK transacted military
business with the PRINCE REGENT.
Saturday the Duke of CLARENCE went to Windsor,
on a visit to her MAJESTY and the Put /chum.

Colonel WM/motes ill state of health, and parti-
cularly a very severe attack which he has recently
suffered, has obliged him to ask for permission to
tire from the REGENt's service. We sincerely regret
the cause and the effect. Colonel M'lvlatt.)N will
carry with him into his retirement the thanks of many
whom he has served, and the heart-felt good w•isi.es
of all who know him.

The Louth and Grimsby Coach, with seventeen
outside passengers, was ovet turned last week. S. ye.-
ral persons were severely hurt, and one gentlarian
had a leg broken.
LIMIMICK ELECTION.—kLy 9.—State of the Poll
this evening :—For the Hon. M. jar VEtir.t:Ett, P;1 ;
for Mr• TUTHILL, 98.
Chariot= Arrmn.s.;•—Estract of a letter from
DaoMGOOLE, to his friend in Dublin :

ts Rosa c, "MAY 27, 1817.
"Mr DtAt FRIEND—I sit down tolnfornt you, as far at the
wretched state of my health will permit, of the term.nacion of
the Irish Mission to Rome, and of the unexpected ar.d disastrous
turn which our affairs have taken. Dualism NOW N nos,
that measure upon which the hopes and the safety of Ireland de-
pended, has been taken out of the bands of the Propaganda by
Cardinal Gonsalvi, and Mr. Hayes has received an order of
banishment from the Romeo states. The one happnwd on
Monday week, and two days after the twder ol banishment W. 14
issued. These extraordinary measdres have been effected by
English Influence here, aided by the proceedings of your Catholic
Association In Dublin. Thew conduct, on the receipt of R:r.
Hales 's last lever, ff it did not amount to a formal disavowal of
his mistion, went to deprive h m of all credit here, by %hewing
lu what little estimation he was held at him.-, and by that
means, gave complete effect to the representation, which have
been lung making against hint. Until this uulurfunAte rtrim! he
was able to make head against all the efforts of the agent. em-
ployed against us, it the bead of whom stiuds the
Jul General, Mr. l'ark, and the Hanoverian Anibal...sector, the
Baron of Omptcda, the mile object of whine apponitn..ut seems
to he the affairs of Ireland." .