Star. — 1803-01-26 (London, England)

LIMERICK, JAN. lg.—Saturday, General Palma arrived in this town, and took on himfelf the command of this Garrifon.  On Monday laft, the Right Hon. WM. Wictit Al 4, accompanied by the Solicitor General, and Mr. FLINT, his private Secretary, arrived here to obtain the moll fatisfaaory information refpeaing the origin, nature, andteadency of the difturbances in this county, and to apply to them the moll mediate and effeEtual remedy. extotts as, Jaw. 19.—Laft night, betwen feven and eight o'clock, His Majesty's mail was (Lopped within four miles of this town by five men : the two foremoft horfes were killed, and the guard re• ctived a flint through his arm, which paffed alfo through his body, and the unfortunate man was brought in here on a car, with little hopes of his recovery. When, in confequenee of an attack fo well preconcerted and executed, the coach was in the power of this banditti, it is fcarcely necelfary for us to add, that its valuable luggage was the objeEt of their booty. Every bag, except only that to Colic, which efcaped, as we fuppofe through accident, was carried off, together with the blurtderbufs and piftols from the guard. The robbers being themfelves embarraffed in unharneffing the wheel horfes, forced the coachman to difengage them, and after packing their plunder in the large mail bag, galloped off. From an expreffion which dropped from one of thefe ruffians afterwards, we fuppofe one of' the (hots fired by the guard (and lie fired three) took effea—for when they had rifled the coach and a solitary palfenger, they made him and the coachman more than once to go on their knees, threat. ening them with inftant death, ,one of them exclaiming," you wounded me, I'll fettle you now." From the palfengers they took a bundle of clothes, his money, watch, and hat, of which they after. wards returned the two latter articles.  Mathew Loneigan and Thomas Naghten wow ye'lcrday evening committed to the county gaol. by t 1 Right Hon. Earl DONOUGHMORT, on fuf• picion of being privy to the murder of John Fitzgerald, of Ardmote, on the night of Wednefday the t 2th inft. on the road between Newcaftle and Cappoquin. We are happy at being authorifed to Rate, that the Nobility and Gentry refident in this country. feeling a juft abhorrence of the difturbances which have lately prevailed, and of the atrocities which are always the certain confequences of fuch diforders, are determined to affemble at Tipperary, on Wednefday the 26th inft. to accompany from thence the High Sheriff to the Glen of Aherlow. in order to tnanifeft to the deluded numbers, who Rand in need of fuch admonition, that they are unanimoufly and decidedly refolved to fet their faces againft all violators of the public peace.  This day about one o'clock, a man of the name of Bran O'Meagher O'Ryan, from the neighbourhood of Nine•mile-houte. was brought in here by THOMAS PiNDERGAST, Efq. on Rrong fdpicion of being one of the party, who robbed th.: Mail Coach lag night.—The villains in their hurry overlooked nine parcels, containing bills on this town and Cork, to the amount of a thoufand pounds and upwards.  His MAJESTY has ordered that a wall be bu:lt round that part of Kew Palace oppofite Brentfend, 6.0 feet in length, and 28 feet in height. A letter from Bruffels (late:, that the Auflrian Government has appointed a Commillioner to repair to London, to fettle with the &kith Miniftry every thing neceffory relative to the liquidation of the Loans controlled in England, on account of His IMPERIAL MAIRSTY, which were fecured On different branches of the public rever ne of the Low Countries, as alto on the Domains of the Crown. A report has been received in town, that fonie time ago a French trading veir,:l was feited by