Star. — 1821-11-13 (London, England)

COUNTY OF CORK.  - - - - The. lawless system of robbery and murder has replied a considerable part of this County, and it would be difficult to say how far it will extend. On soday night, amumerous body of mounted banditti snacked the house of a Tythe-proctor, at Liscarol, which they demolished. He was absent, and hence saved his life. They next visited the house of a wit.. meson a late criminal trial, and having found the unfortunate victim a home, they cruelly punished him, and made him swear that he would take his oath in the Parish Chapel not to disclo e their names. A force of forty soldiers and ten police was posted in the immediate vicinity of this outrage. but it seems, they could net afford the necessary protection. Within a few days, all the Gentry of Dultallow were deprived of their arms, except a few whose houses were deemed Inc) strong for attack. Several Gentlemen were 'robbed of arms in broad day, and such is the effect of intimidation that the Magistrates are afraid to perform their duty. The banditti make requisitions of horses from the more respectable class of farmers, who are ordered to have them, with saddle and bridle, in readiness. The dread of assassination overawes the peaceable, and those who can afford the expense, take shelter in the towns and populoos  kevices from Gibraltar to the 2.3c1 ult. were received yesterday. They state, as intelligence horn Malta, that his Excellency Sir THOMAS MAITLAND sailed born thence for Corfu on the 24th September. Pinions to his departure it was made known, that cm his return, which would be early in November, be would take into immediate consideration the possibility. or expediency of laying open, in part or in whole, and under what restrictions or limitations, the corn trade, which has from ancient times been held as a monopoly in that island. All ships and vessels from Gibraltar, with clean bills of health, were to perform seven days quarantine at Malta ; and those from the coast of Spain, also with clean banf health, fifteen days. Private letters from Malaga mentioned, in contradiction to the statements of the Board of Health, cases and deaths by the yellow kw in that city. One of them in particular stated, wader date of the 13th October, that the writer, trig credit to those statements, had recently retuned from the country to Malaga, but finding that his former apprehensions were too well founded, he %tended to remove again on the next day. Daeav• LANE THEATRge--.TheTragedy of Richard ths Third was last night performed, the Duke of Glestater by Mr. Kr,ty, the only actor at present on &stage who p.'urtrls with due effect the various shades which miligle in the character of Richard. Mr. LIAN has tardy afforded us such unalloyed pleasure as we last night derived from his pet former'. It was, in every re.pect, excellent. The cool, mantic murderer, whose jests are the precursors of hkedy deeds—the wheedling, specious lover, and the bold uailaunted warrior, were represented with extra • ordinary fidelity. On other occasions, we have known Ur. Inn's voice to fail towards the end of this laborious character; but last night his energies, mental and physical, did not abate one jot, from the moment he appeared until the curtain fell. Perhaps he never Played the 'character so well, certainly never better. Genius shone pre-eminent in every scene, and the audience hailed it, as genius should be hailed, with rapturous applause.—The Farce of the Adopted Child followed, in which Mr. LOVEDAT, from the Edinburgh Theatre, sustained the part of Michael, in a manner ettretnely characteristic of the rude but generous heart of a sailor. The House was crowded.  Miss Symms, on Thursday morning last, displayed an eminent instance of that unaffected and unassuming. kindness of disposition for which she is so !uglily valued. Some of her friends having taken her to view the Blind Asylum, in Liverpool, it was intimated to her that sevetal of the musical pupils had often expressed a strong wish to hear a specimen of her admirable voice and skill. Without farther entreaty, she proposed to gratify them on the spot, and the blind pupil, of both sexes, being gathered totether, she sung the exquisite duet of Love.in thine /et assisted by Mr. C.