Star.
London, England, 1821-11-27 00:00:00

DISTURDAIVCES IN IRELAND.

The Dublin Evening Post of Satur&y,
account of the Inquest on the bodies of the unfosts,
nate persons so cruelly murdered in the County
Tipperary, and of which we gave an account
day. The Jury, on proceeding to the house of
deceased SklEit, counted the bodies which had it 4
taken from the ruins: they were sixteen in number,
Their names are as follow :

Edmond Shea, Mary Shea, Edmond Shea, jun. Mary
jun. Nicholas Shea, jun. Margaret Shea, Michael Bahl.
Mullaly, Michael Mukahy, Catherine motaret : shoo.'
M. ty Power, Win. Rice, and three men unknown.

After the examination of the witnesses, the 351. y
turned the following verdict:
" Burnt to death, by the wilful setting on fire of the he ,g
Edmond Shea, on the night between the 19th and. dith ut as
vember instant."

APPREHENSION OF THE MURDERERS Or Tilt MAL
An account has just ieached our Office that fourpz
sons have been arrested upon suspicion of being
or,
cci ned in di; horrible outrage.— Kari/ Mode,,,tv
Upon this barbarous murder theLehnter Jorr+.
observes, " we have received some information as t,
the pro'bable motive for forming the conspine,
perpetrating these murders, which it would be 's,
dicioas to publish at the present moment. Wiwi
to say Shea was a land-job!ier.'

DUBLIN.

The Magistrates of the Police Divisions ofl -
street and of Monmouth-street have had all the*
licans w•ithiu their jurisdiction assembled, ;tad, aite
a suitable admonition on the vice of drunken„,*
cautioned them to discourage all meeting; in the,
houses for improper purposes, and hoped they ire:i
co-operate with the 'Magistrates to preserve thece3
uncontaminated from the crimes of the south of
land; when Messrs. Gaynor and Kennedy, on bet 4
of their brother-publicans, promised to lend ern
aid in their power.

KILKENNY.

Last Tuesday night a notice (which now Lei tl
our Office) was attached to the door of a fame
named RocuE (a tenant of WILLIANI STRANGEWA
Esq. for part of the lar.ds of Scort, in the Enid
Dungowan, in the County of Kilkenny, and clan
about seven miles from this city), requesting kill
and another tenant on those lands, of the nana si
KEREVAN, to quit possession within four days,ua&
the penalty of receiving a visit from "Mo//Do:
and having themselves murdered and their bozo
and property burned.
Thursday being the day for holding the Fairs
Templemat tin, in the Barony of Gowran, and will
a mile and a half of this city, a notice was Os is sip
posed at an early hour in the morning) posted a s
gate opposite the Custom-gap, leading into thebir
green, threatening " to card any person from hal
to foot" who should pay tythes or taxes therda
notice. This placard, which was signed
Star," was torn "own by the Rev. Mr. Tomato,
a Magistrate of the County, about twelve o'clock;
but in about two hours afterwards, was rephadiy
another of the same tendency, which was taken don
by ROBERT BARTON, Esq. another Magistrate. We
have been informed that similar notices were posted
up at other places in the same Barony, and in tie
immediate neighbourhood of this city.—Kilken
Moderator, Nov. 23.

COME..
_MURDER NEAR ICATURII.
We haVe, with much regret, to place on rend
another most sanguinary act of those misguided*,
deluded wretches, who continue to disturb them
of the County. By accounts which reached taw,
terday, it. appears that a numerous party rata
on Monday night to the house of Jartemtnu Scut
who resided near Kanturk ; having dragged bias
a short distance from his house, they shot then*
fortunate victim ; and Cher, having prepared abl
fire, they threw the body into the flaming pile. 11
crime alleged against SCuLLY, was his being*
petted of having given information to some ci I
neighbouring Magistrates.—Cork Chronick, Nal
LIMERICK.
A Meeting of the Magistrates, Gentlemen,
Landholders of the Eastern
merick, was held at Linter%
ber, when, among others,
were unanimously agreed
" Resolved, That we are of,
sent into a part of this District,
suppression of the regular night)
we beg leave to mcummend to
csissity of a farther distribution
finnan, Cialballa, Rallyorgan,
at which places there is {ufficirui
of cavalry and infantry.
" Resolved, That we are of
ordinary military force being
arc confident it will he ineffect
be re-enacted ; and we strongly
support the Rill when brought

A person of the name
mitred to Sligo Jail, for
the Ballina Yeomanry ;
Gallagher, in whose possession some pars,
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learn, of a seditious tendency have been fotiad,iiT
tamed in the guard-room of Ballina, waiting tbel
cision of the Government, to whom thosepPer°
been submitted.—Mayo Constitution.
CLARE.
ENNIS, Nov. 22.—The tithe Proctr
A. DAVOREN and the Rev. J. ()TWA'
of their tithe hooks a few days ago, i
hood of Miltown Malbay ; they rev
injury, but were cautioned hy the
coming to look for tithes for the fut
determined, they said, not to pay any,
COUNTY OF LIMERI
LlmitßicK, NtAr. 21.—At the eat
o'elock on Sunday evening last, the
CARTE, Esq. at Birdhill, county of
entered by a gang of ruffians, and hi
This is the first attempt of the ki
bourhood, and w•e ate sorry to sa'
subordination are fast sowing in di;
able dist: ict.

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residing on the lands of Carbatie.
on his way home from this city,
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R. G. GREENS, Esq. Coroner, when a verdict
of Murder was returned. •
COUNTY OF KERRY.
1.6,123+125t, 169 bales of tobacco and seven chests
of tea were safely lodged in his MAJESTY'S stores in!
ibis town, by JAMES BUTLER, Esq. Coast Surveyor of
viaterville, escorted by thirty men, composed of his
▪ jevenue boatmen, some of the water guard of
ahtrict, and five of the crew of the Diligence
cm% They were attacked on the way, at a place
calej Drunghill. by about two hundred men, on the
mieruir of which they stationed themselves, being
• round, well calculated for the annoyance of7eparty. Flom this eminence they rolled large
or rather rocks, in the hope, no doubt, as well
d denting the cars front proceeding on their way,
as or ou,hing the e•coi t while passing the road im-
mediately tinder the mountain ; but Mr. BUTLER dis-
robed a few of his patty by a circuitous mete for
ibe purpose of coming in their rear, which being per-
ceived by the cowardly assailants, they made a preci-
ito retreat, thus enabling Mr. BUTLER to proceed
'whoa further interruption. This lias been the ag.
e resulting from this active Officer's exertions
the last month, by which, we should hope, that
jesnuerive system of smuggling is put down in this
Gentleman's district.—Tralee 'Voters, Herald.

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NAVAL lATELLIGENCE.

Ike Rot India ships, Windsor and Minerva, arrived at An-
▪ se the 4th of August. The Bombay and Ilythe on the
itilsgriat day.
Ilse ;:ftoerva proceeded on her voyage to China on the 6th,
ar„Wiralsor on the 13th, and the Bombay on the 15th August.
The Bridgewatt r parted company with the Ilythe on the Bth
kly, in long. 56. 25. It.. fat. 35. 57. S.
Estrid, Iltowa, front Bengal to London, was condemned
St. Helena on the 28th of September.
Lbe sap Skelton, arrived in the Dtwns, sailed from Port
woman the 10th of June; the next day spoke the Coroman-
gdosmsitip, with spars, from New Zr.tlatid, going to Fort Jack
ao far **apply of provisions—two New Zealand Chiefs nu
; expected she would arrive at Port Jackson on the 12th,
ado wind came easterly. The Shelton arrived at Rio Janeiro
■ the 12th of August. .ailed front thence on the 23d of Sep-
usher. The brig Nereu., SPARES, radar' the same day for the
gook Seas. On the 26th, two su.picious vessels hove in sigh-,
see 3 schooner ; bore down on the Skelton, and seemed pre-
fabs to attack her ; but, on seeing a number of peisous on
lord, she sheered off.—An account was received at Rio that
toe Insorgent privateers were cruizing near the Line. On the
116 ult. passed a large East India regular ship, in lat. 10. S.
fn. 29. W. On the 17th instant, spoke the Lady Holland, for
Junta, in lat. 46. 30. long. 17. 30.
Fautouru, Nov. 25.—Wind W. S.W.—Arrived the Mars.
&sod Salisbury packet, with Mails from the Islands: sailed
hawk. Thomas's on the 17th of October; she experienced a
wry nom hurricane soon afterwards, which carried away her
sweat-masts, Su. Also arrived the Lady Louisa packet,
awl a Nail from Jamaica : sailed on the 9th of October, and
kin Crooked Island 6n the 23d ditto.
PonswoCm, Nov. 26.-Wind S.W.-Arrived his Majesty's ship
Tirjram Plymouth. It has blown hard all last night and today
low tie S.W. but the outward.bound remain ail well, except a
saloon, which has gone to the alutterbank, from St. Helens.
DRAL, Nov. W.S.W.—Arrived send remain, the
Lim Root:sof, front Miramichi; and Baltic Merchant,
Loorms, frOnt Valparaiso, in ninety-nine days. Put back the
hiew and Vibelia, for Jamaica, and several others. Came
den from the River, the Henry, JAMRSON, for Trieste, is ith
lee tt anchor and cable. It has blown hard all diy from the
ILW. and several ships drove. The Ann, Goo:awn; and the
Fame( Montrose, have cut front their at.chors ; the latter has
d irjullge foss t oofit tairmosPa anchors orAs anbrdig i'om
eab the
westwarde'ns forhas
j passed
Jamaica,
owe, and
pollo.h Rssisureran reported
andgate, an anchor,
obtuhtefsbroaulsgohtdrup
oteagain.
The
LIPPGATt, Nov. 26.—Arrived the Charlotte, SSIITII, from
fora for Havre, leaky, and with loss of sails ; Gypsey, Hoa-
r; Cambria, FOSTER • Prince of Wales, SHORT; and Edward,
Isar, from Sunderland ; Fergus, &trona, from Archangel;
tenth loss of anchors and cables. The Caroline, Two.er, front
Lotion, struck on the west pier, and stove her bow ; site is
in leaky.
HARWICH, Nov. 26.—The Monarch, MRNSEL, from Peters.
largh for Lornicm, hal been brought in here with loss of anchor,
able, and windlass. Arrived the William Penn, Bacn, from
with loss of anchor and cable. Several others have put
hhere for shelter. An anchor weighing about 9cwt. has been
tided up off the West Rocks; another weighing Bcwt. Ilqrs 1 llbs.
narked a Friends, South Shields;' with 38 fathoms inch chain.
ni another of Ilcwt. with 34 fathoms inch chain, have all been
Might in here and reported.
lanaosz, Nov. 23.—The Eliza, Caocarr, of Kincardine,
ptitlore about half a mile North of Johnshaven' on Wednes-
hy eight last ; by the assistance of seven boats and 50 men she
ms lightened, and got into the Creek of Johnshaven—cargo
owed. The \baster reports the ship in a bad state.
Lou, Sen. 28.—About 200 packages of goods as well as a
loner of articles loose, but all more or less damaged, have been
nod from the Duke of Wellington, on shore at lUu Real.
Conost.Houn, Nov. 26. - Ships Entered Inwards t—TM
Richard, from Stangate Creek ; Bonito, from Sr. John's ; Are-
Out, from Petersburgh ; Siren, from Bilboa ; Britannia, from
(91bec; Mentor, from Petersburg!; Barbara, from Lisbon ;
liwry Clay, from Virginia ; Britannia, from St. John's; Orient,'
Gam Petersburgh ; Speculation, from Faro; Tids, front Mar-1
segos; and Bridport, from Waterford.—Entered Outwards:
The Phoebus, for Bremen ; Mora, for Fayal ; and Duchess of
Athol, for India.—Cleared Outwards: La Belle Alliance,
lat Madras; Tiber, for liamburgh ; Tulloch Castle, for Jar.
Mara; and Esther, for Dublin.

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Prince ESTERHAZY and the Duke of WELLINGTON'
honoured the Marquis and Marchioness of Loistios-
num with their company to dinner, on Sunday, at
North Cray. The Duke of WELLINGTON left yester-
day morning, to meet his MAJESTY at Brighton.
A communication has recently been made from
Idr.CAESlnsi to his friends in Liverpool, with the
view of intimating to them the probability of an
early Election. The conclusion of course is, that the
Right Hon. Gentleman is about to return to office.
The trade of Shepton Mallet is so much increased
that all the Mills in the town and neighbourhood are
now at work, and a Vestry was held on Thursday
last to let the Workhouse fora Manufactory.
A Committee of Gentlemen, appointed by a late
County Meeting at Renfrew, have agreed. to Petition
Parliament to substitute a protecting duty for the
present prohibitory system as leg:ads the importation
of main.
'Sir CHARLES WoLSELET, in passing homeward
horn Abingdon Jail last week, addressed the popu-
lace at Birmingham, who surrounded the hotel where
lie allghte.l : the Baronet declared " he was the same
Than as before his iinprisonmenC—" If I desert you
isaid he) in the hour of need—if I leave you during
dle mighty struggle for England's liberty—if I com-
mit any acticm that shall make you dissatisfied with
your Legislatorial Attorney, 4 take hint behind the
scamp, and stone him to death:" At his desire, three
cheers were given for HENRY HUNT.
UNCRECEMINTED BENIaroI.RNCE.—Mr. EDMUND
BLAIR, of Black Sikes, near Penrith, upon one of his
'Mutts paying him his annual rent of £BO, returned
the whole sun' t and another, who farmed £4O of
lam, had not only that sum remitted, but £2O more
given him. Mr. BLAIR observed at the time, that
he considered the depression in the
bale of agricultu-
ral produce for the last six yeas, to t least 20 per
ctut below former yea