Star. — London, England, 1803-09-10 00:00:00

BRIG/170M UPI: B. This morning there wai a public brealifidt at the Grove. and a concert of vocal and inhurnantal mu fie. very thinly attended. An air balloon was launched, but with very little to interell after what the public have heard and fees of aero f. ration. In the evening there were at the fame place a promenade and concert, with tea and fire-works ; but with little better force of attraftion. Every thing elfe was perfeßly injeve pa. affording nothing beyond the ufual routine •f dipping at the bath, and faun. tering at the libraries. The Hampfbire regiment had, in the forenoon, a field-day I and this evening the whole of the three regiments, Hams, Cloudier. and Suffer, were drawn up on the open ground in front of the Glou eeller camp, and went through a variety of evolu tions, under the infpeaion of General Litimetz.— They really went through their feveral movements with veteran adroimets atel promptitude. _ The rompany hem thins exceedingly. and the evening promenades at the Steine arc much decried. MARGATE, SEPT. 6. ..... r .......... , II& bri o thelf.arl af.Cmatuase. and Lord Cite kiosks*, "ad its a *Mt . reerday. They landed r .oa r rorted , Fps,* tit tirMt,Yglafore pat. at the pier -moo. sad whimsies,. turas on the Pier. r PA" . eicasnscir halt. tutd was drefed in bii,lovirgi It: • *lr.lbstsfs die& id vidtiag.this. place waste es . an a convenient fpot for treeing a watch hnufe en the Oa •Alitic. near UooPaes'nill la faid to hare been s. eisOfei. Mr. Pr' was ameopilied by Cenral abk Etlg .! .1a0f4.194 1 it 0 kgmad Ittleireecade vas at the Theeeretro Tuefday a was t indifferently attend treaksjeltedt ed. oldleogh. . preparation had been made by am tillage; to edit Ao shot species of entertain. meat. There were a few charaeers tolerably well 4hPOuttedkidmistitlic number were a Marieria, .a Claes Afar Sep. aisr. a adlid Myer. and a turret. 1 11 , 1 1 4 1 Wilaathit MW Dandelion Taffeta, was well attended ; about eon perepos were prefent. the"On -40 ot Motteacisi's'atid obi conatefs; of triage's its, st ar ithisisfs of Sy. Aiwa's . y Mietacert's, b .ia •Coan'ir. lidirs4 Dao4.llatik's tamales. art PAO* the . ' carritges ten.. Yell allay a large party too= finable mew lion around the Ida by way of R and Proaddsirs,,where they paid a vi et to Mr. stag Mrs. FORSIITM6 at Pyrosont Hank aad returns& about fermi o'clock to diftter.••, Usti'li:ve b.s fic;ai Una V AININTIA, byWMidt Ms are happy to find that. that steamy (b. mad ggropthrong mil Nobleman has bail Ve ealyed.iik Illormalkaieltb the attention aad Isorpitalitya anertioas in the whit ail IMMO** au Pegilieldt alt 4 1 1 0 1116 0 . knommis, ao amply deism . 3 i 3 •-I . kOli repotted st tbatatimitl l e iotai Mit z e d4i . a roma deestaid, 'oat the pen of the Ft Como% rognitieg Polo g the Government the annoek pima* of s lire Doh is tecle during dSklr&t, Paola Dogmas?' failed from Ultimoe so slas Odic( july,in a Swedifh vefet bound to Asoftrda*, auipaars to doubt whether the colours ofa sea • power can posse hiss, as he and his whole ruler afemed, muss osteafion, a complete Rate of difguife. It ie Laid, that our (waiters have receives orders to site their utinoll vigilance, is order to get polrelPon of this branch of the Confuter family. Ilfracombe, in the North of Devon, from its ro mantle fituatios, and the Ropendoas grandeur of its rocky criif, has, within 4, few years, become a much frequented watering place. Amongti its moll d;r. tinguithed 'Actn this rearms we notice the Earl of litossersa, the Counters Dowa ger _ of OVILDIORD. HOD. COL 3TRANOWAYS , Hon. Mils Foitirascue, Dovcassa and Lady Wear, Mr. and Mrs. COUNTS. &c. he. Lodgings are engaged FM the Marquis-and' Marchionefs bf &ire, and it FRANCIS and tidy Du a oat?. It was the intention to have opened the new Ye-, netian •Entrance from Btydge's-ilreet into Drury- Una Theatre this evening. but it is not yet ready, we underibad a for the acconamodationof the Publics The Comic Pantomime of the Gaisins Ferrier; at the Circus, is held in the higheft eftimation by the public. Monroosssav's Clown is truly a comic pupa; at which the moll fillet, mull relax a little from their gravity. The Scenery of the Piece is by that celebrated artiß, Geesewooo, whole pencil has been juilly proved the Touchilone of Merit. The Magic, with the Dretres. Ihra form an admirable amufement, to which the votaries of plcafurc rub. be'teadily. Mooansao rat Conrossa.—There is nn truth in the acetone of the death of this accomplilheil bat rather eccentric . genius., as we find the following re. monfrance &gaunt the cruelty of thole N. lto Itry railed the repun " The Editor of oat of the Papers has killed Mr John Moorhead and his Father; cute he fent coral the world in a fit of lunkcy, the other, lie was good natured enough to let us fuppofe, died a natural death, as he does not tell us by what catualty he male Lis east. , Wil,l zoo, Sir, have the goodseli to cootie. slid ass report as 4, for J. M.'is now alive on board hit Majesty's Ibip Zealand, and bilks,' or a ldwarion in Bow-ltreet for an stook on the i'uiklth Ambatia doe, will t hope one day "Gulf a much greater man; the Preasicr Cupful of France. &ould he ever venture ;u approach the fithees of Dritaits. • " Mr. Moorbalfilerather is likewire in the land of the lieigs ; folk iw oteopttion he has lam in for many years, a Oaf in Bop (Tustattinies damonsoo ad a dancing asalles) in the City of Mama* ia bro. land, where his fan John was bout, and where the fcnior M. has fended more than thirty year.. " Mr. Id. had throe lons, all bronght sqrsnaficiaa l s s-. 3 ho, Alexander and William. John, a cotiPofikri arc. iar London ; Alesander, in the urcheltra sterpool ; and William le ading the Aped of the Soutlasopton theatre. Altasodsr is* in.sibis died infante WM* Liverpool -Litaitticv3l". Letters from Mr. Monrbsad, who mu a tersidays , 'at Margot, etprefsbia Caney fog that weft ln &c. Mai [6 C . Ittti 6- we 11 q If the pub ll ° from that bee. d Mai it amm a feta the Ps nth ks Mom V 4 le the cS • cleat Isis a Jid i hi. J 111 BI dor, the n ; 0 1 4 d the li IS Ilan! ad a land, Cersio o t. ✓ s—JDI Sec. i a mrcrps r loud ; died Le Gams DU1L•111; SEPT 5. Byrne, the baker, who received fent ',lce of death on Saturday laft, was this day executed oppniiie the King's Stares in Townfend.ftreet, where a temporary gallows was ereaed for thepurpoik. There was an ini• menfe concourfe of fpeßators whom he Addrelfed in :he following very few words : " G:ntlemen, I hope my fate will be a warning to you all." He was a large man, NW his weight extended the rope by which he hung, to loch a length, that his feet reached the ground, anti for want of any fpecies of machinery to cafe him, the executioner was obliged to bend his legs backwards and lie them to hip thighs. He hung for (ome moments apparently in great torture. After hanging twenty.three minutes be was cut down, and his head fevered from bib body. SPECIAL COMMISSION. MONDAY, SW. 5. Walter Clare was put to the, bar, and die follow. ing Jury (worn, vie. W.. Murray John !kinky Geo. Mans Nath.Cauwen Francis Kirkpatrick jaws Cbanalsem Geneve Beamnan Robert Morro Wm. Tennant Wm. Crank John Clarke Wm. Howard. The prifoner was indifted in like manner at thole previous tried. for conipaning and imagining the death of the King. and levying war and infurreaion againll the King within the vealtn. Mr. Areoesav GINZIAL fl*ted to the Jury, that the Crown would Orer fuch evislente of a traitorous ,confpirety and infutreAion on the night of the 33t1 of July. as could leavenn doubt on their minds of fuch as event. They 'meld alto adduce particular Matieh' 'as to the nifoner it the bar 11.1014 . 4 km an aais!: part in that infurrellion. They did intend to commence theduty of thistle} , with the trial of a man (meaning Reeleteed), whelk /cafe would hove been lets painful to the feelings of the Court and jury, becbufe it would be a matter °fluor'', importance. and left regret, to bring sine man tojuc., ties who kduced others, than any one of the infatu ated perfoni who had been reduced. In all cafes of treafonable tonfpiraeies. confining_ of numbers of ac. tors, there male a bred to plan, and a hand to ease, cute. To the latter defaimion the prifoner at the bar would appear to have belonged. But with re. (pea to the • derangement. of the plan which the Crown had in view, to bring Redmond to trial, Isle fudden and piensatore death, • having that hinsfelf within a few minutes in paw), • interrupted the ufoil murk of Mince by the unhappy Man's infliaing fan. many mainmast on hisefelf. From this incident, lamentable as it might appear in the eonfideration of hadkinitr, (frill it aded tome confolation to rata. t, the P ipriflood, Go iernment of the proje&ed this. canary. are turnisg thole anent *gals* theitlfetwes which they had fabricated for tkr ifeßinaltgof their loyal and . tieiremble fellow &Wefts. Mot particular cittruellinces relative to the Charge avant the priroaiur at the Bar Were that a loyid Ikea who wadi be adduced in eviden;e, on looking Pon his window in the neighbourhood of ThOtner grea t: out the ht When dee Inftineeleri took Plate, taw allebblikl ttlela lined with Pikes in the &mt., and dike:a-the prifoner at the Dm whin inks is Tit o iestieveffatianilienediw atteliamitheer,Set 17 'Lear tee mare, of ode S. , toes" 7s is me Mule, lea will week, "Though thrweideniso of esttevingt- thellewseds amid slot be aiddittlystteandidawainktheribte . yell* plat in ctiotteiplillott• la* arid. mhos ckeintiances mesehmi to • Ism :deft are confidered. After edireetilig so the even ea. and the evidence by whieleit Was to Ist proved. • Richard Wilton. chief peace oaket: Proied MJet , fore the armed afirnblya fm. )4afs.lane said no. maw ltrset , . Lieutenant Coltman previa alto. as before. filevita• pot of wens in 14404613 the only inivelty ip hiseti.„ dente was. that weal there foetid. among the mi l in the depot feverad..ded boards. Iludefed with lss 'Nils, the points upwards, for anooyiusee of cavalry that the dints whicfrvieee found appeared not to hat* J eta the mataufafture ot th is Coohtty; 'fierjeant Rice 'identified omit the preclassinme., I Jahn Forma-seas (worn, warn *poled that he lived at No. y. in Thomas•eottrt.ll narrow courtothout coo yards from Thainiss e ttrat. the,priiither, who lived 'sadly oppoate tied "'kart', fair him frequently—raw him partirniarly an the eight of the sod of Jody, from a window in kis (the whetters) owe room, in their& floor, about me feet above** Brest I ;infuser was armed with a long pole. bevies an iron fpike at the end of it I then were usashen of men. about mil at lea*. in Thomas-cow t, on that night, all 'armed with piker—law 4aother Miele coorerfatioe with the milliner. and had diiiinaly the words. " This is our night, and we will welsh pleat at," both perfitis at thelerne time bearing pikes on theii (boulders. Could not be fare Which of the two made uk e.f auk espretfions. Previous to hear ing theta words, winters heard a awe fired in the di. rotten of ThontesAreer. Could not precifdy (*ear to the host. hedge wither clock or watch, but be. hewed it mu *fiesta o'clock. Tlichets be heard he thought were ifrollies-s—beard two of them. and af eerwarth'frane di lute aims The mob. armed - with pikes, ran of t &Orem direalaiss. The prifoner , an d the porn with Wham he bad beinsconverflug. down shah pikeve.ease laid inside spine a neigh. boor's door. and the other laid hie on the pavement. Could not afeeitain which of themes tapped at the door of theiriudgiags and called nut w Reidy." go a female within. The door was accordingly °mead, and they, i. e. the prifesper and his ateciate, meat in. flaw no more of thou that night. Qa crufs-esieuination by Mi. blelkfacs r. the withers that he gave information two slays after this tratifelliuss•to his thepssates. who wets yeomen. het dist not hansedistel conuneisicate ft to a Magilhatet be infernal a Mr. a Capin, in tteklAely Rangers, fame time before a reward was allied by ' Government fee. apprehestliag any of she i isibrx fwore lie did not homy this tbirreelimatiost , scbo', reward for the Weevil oraleenterdertvi . • Provisos* PM Awskeep Omni swift ibk ebdbeeedeb, ibe Own wore brearned flea M area kW obi k braewee. Items Iliblbeksi wpm el lbe • Cbir faiesso=te, cwt beeves: rue tray k sage fleelw a bk giesimewalisesi mai lemied ra byes am. saw vire *Os be eseeesisei Mk ikpleia ~head wail. lee • ear dm beR erase art use S rensieolla Ibeeseky of. lie eillbeur kettailla loan be gesfaMpb net Lord Kikarden hat ken pnbliflied, nor did he ever hear of it—but heard of the reward of 501. offered for the conviaisni pf any of the &It too perfons cnn cerned in the rebellion—the night was dark. but fill witncfs could clearly fee the prifoner at the bar fo as to identify him, and could difcnvcr the colour of his coat, which WAS grey—had his face applied to a broken pane of glafs in the window, from which he looked not. Alderman Islanders proved, that the lag tr;tnefs in. formed him of the felt, to which he fwnre about a week previous to his lodging examinations before him ; Rated the Rory with relnetance ; promifed to lodge examinations at fume future day, hut dill pnft poned it, alledging he was afraid of being maffacred. The prifoner was not apprehended immediately, in confequence of the verbal communication by the lag witnefs ' but at length was arreftecl, on which the lag witnefsfwore the examinations before him ; no reward or encouragement to give information whatever had been fuggeßed io him, neither did he ufe any hint to obtain one; affigned a reafon for giving informations from principle. He was born and .bred, a I.orlift in the North of Ireland, and wasafraidthadall pee-film at, cached like him - to the King indCotillifution would thortly be murdered. Lieut.' Brady was examined to the fame effell as on the former trials. To account for the witpOta Correll, having teen the prifoner Co dißinttly. while he (Lieu;. Brady) had found it fo difficult to Min: gtiilh objells, he faid that as the night- advanced to wards morning it grew lighter, arW . was tut-Airily more light at ten.. or after ten .Osilock 'than at half 04 eine o'clock i about the time that be engaged ilie t telselS in tbainis4iteet. Hearth introduced into hia tathiniony, a fa& which had efcaped his memory hefote ; namely. that on the nest Morning, he found IA Thrimaefireet, tome pikeir, which were bloody at the armed end, and the length_ of his arm up the handles. - In anfire to a queition from the Court, he Paid that his, party bad , fired but,,tiqi volley, after which they kept up an independmit bees that is, each to fire and prime and load as fait pale Could, . , Two of the working carpenteregiaTthMest by, t . :Ai firlt witnefs, Pined, to Ma r.194-ixifisnmtictris haying arrived, they were examined+, . : • • . James Murtay, the, Oft *ot . gulp ! ' proved that be knows the vOsets ',Parrot ; *as ui his room on • Sunday morning, the 04th 4 of:lior y,' *lips Forret informed him that a great numb of, men. armed with pikes, had been at his Window I* . arght befori, and that there was a man among them who•lived op. ; pofite to him that he knew r. he nreptiooOcl the man's name, but witnets did act recolledelq Farrell alto told him that the pikes reached gym. .the Window, 'which was but low. Wheels had air converfatimi ' with Tarred about the chefs arhichAio Man to whom , be alluded wore, . !,, i Thomas Pri4..theatbef i:ke t tike . lacy ,s Foriell lines he becathitji llsOp mate ( pit s !helves Come time before the sad July ; . . . ham L ite ..*ro Men. ;Who lived app!ifite to We, p,Ormrlslies *pita& ,vrall l .and call jpAtjwinhask to m f Thialiefor t ti t 'thadon FiPa 4 tell Life the witnila ' !net INT liM ijd .I*i, `e , ' wheels Ip n reez ,VA 1 0 wr ,„, .bot ap. g,r3s. • thud Balvtatthenitaken. or Ovro skarn* i tra woe on:the Orlon,' having .okit copp9Petilotul i: 4 I."Oveif .frOut his lodgings as form ate cOnven/5 4 1 1 7( 441 4- . .inisies is ii TO•nssini, the halt J'Anisk.**:k_retimai of jury about tbi ;Rermsti n te t lei.refitlunat !*ffiitt rorreff irepl4 ie°,l e P l4 e ." !6 .Kte X. !!.. 4 .r#10!. 1 4:. 11 5 171. • tei fqlkr: : . . : ,I, ,r,.tii,;„ , , a , Beti VI 8 it et name mil!. Aqa lit 4b)sibatt of fit, Wager at e . I . , pa, he:siii;. lOW. had mine IMO his ging e mehira4 Wit% km.iiiselaiit s iti.ninir o'lyock.irn the night of the ledittieeio. - ceriaihlf it b*it itad at :hie 64:4 *dine a pat ittp,4lltiiele. riaiiiitea 0.,“1.enr"1. iii ir 40.--. ylt s. 4. f.t•pi,lp ci f ,i.A...1 . 40,. .. t t 7d 6 7i s isTl, r . . 4 40,,,, ,,, ,. MN wr. N''' not " ! .; . 4 d- , .r . Coald, eiraiiii **, . . . ;004 now , in die hevoti, *M *pt litaforght. —lse it Bay& it Was the Priam?" sifirOrio."esimfi 40r , ( Q M hiss in; heard firing that nght,i did itet iloqpistm Aunt the cattle of it ; thought, it might be ii NA* meats" to the belt of his belief did not know awet; man of the name of Biddy, or Bridget; there were four women in the bottle that night. three of wham he knew but did, not know another ; the ground floor of the boute where he lodged belongs to the landlord Lynch . ; Witnefs further depofed. that he is a labouring man. in the habit of ferving bricklay ers. He was drefed rather decently: • The Attosusv Gaaaaatadverting to this circuits. Rance, allied where be got the good black coat be wore I Anfwered. that - he got. st (rum a brother-in law, and had it there two pm i wanes remained in bed with a lick child, of whom be was taking care t his wife was up, sad same intro • hod at the firing 1 “ there was more firing after the came to bed ;" could not tall whether his wife looked out at the win dow or not, but was fore he (Want look out himielf ; his wife didliat tell him that any thing entaorditutry bad ocedrred; 'Unita' did the psi rtner. whet; be same borne, tell hint of any thmg that maimed; never raw a pike until the aerd moron; the prifoner and his wife Dept in the fame room with him ; works with Mr. Rowe, in Mary-bone-lane, I difillter ; receivesl'his hire about fit o'clock that evening; 1 p rifoner wore a grey body tort when h e ca m e i n . Thom* Asher—lives with btr...Rawa, a didiller. Prifoner worked at the faemplace s worked with Mr. Rowe on Saturday. aid of July. At de o'clock wit nets began to pay the mew, 'and the prifoner was, the lad but three of forty-fiie seed th at he had paid 'on Saturday night; believes it was near ferren o'clock before 'unix* was paid, and difraiffid from his work. Namur has a good Mangler r :knows fleeing. the lad ;a•itneft, mad bairns him a man worthy of credit ' ua his oath: ' ; • ° • • Crofs-esumiesl If air litrus swoa'C a a nat.—Wit t:l waholdit : it ty ;o foigie. a ruktinteridant iglu ' : ents4yer'e go home oa that nigh% as he, was fare thae•avoild he a dilleabaacit ; knows ,loho' Tyrrell and Mary Weldaa, who we. ii in the habit of working at his maployer's : referred to his book containing a lit of working men. 'to know whether theft men bad waked at his usalier's for a week after . the ayd July. la ampaarad by bishook. that tyirell was Orient, bat amen faidessly to his messll‘etion, Its laid the Tr ou vi m eti ottoi M. hat • ante. OA went, with WWII '., _ .. Ir" 41 4Prinit .... . _ . by tie book, that Wslian.had beienalsrant from work, and never once returned to i; ; does not know where Weldon is. Tyrrell did return to his work in a fortnight after. Witnefs did not.hear that Weldon was (hot on the night of the rebellion ; discs ni.t know where Fleming, the laft wands, got his good black coat and breeches ; law him (bored in that emit and breeches once only before in Court ; was ar woe k nest day with Clare, the prifoner. at Six o'clock ; nival, and becomes nec:tfary to WCISk at diliilcM on Sundays. On examining the book. it appe Ired that the prifoner had been abfent on Sunday. Wit nefs previnuf.7 adverted to the book as the belt ptifE• ble authority for afcertaining which of the men, and how long he had been abfent. Here the evidence on both fides clofed; and Mr. M'lslitti.r having fpolcce again to evidence, was re plied to by the I:nticlTOß 6tNERAL• Mr. Jullice FIYUCANF then charged the Jury, which retired about twenty minutes, and returned a verdiet—Guilty. job/s Miner:moat and Join Hay were brought up, and Counfel affigned them. John Btu, who was crinvieted nn Saturday, was alto brought up, and fent,ence nt death pronounced on him by Lord Weaver, after a very impreffive reprefentation oldie folly and wielrednees nrhis crime, and an injunction to ufe the little time left hintin this world to the pupates of repentance and ittahement. The Curt, then, after prontiling the clofeil invef ligation of the circumfiances leading en Redmond's attempted faicide, and in which his Majefly's Law Officers pledged thenacelves to cooperate, was ad journed. TUESDAY,. fIIPTIMIPIt 6. Felix Rnorke's trial I:lRed throttith the whole of this day, to a very late hour. He Iva% found Guilty, after the fairefl invettigation and the elearell prrmf. He and one more appear to hare health, prinaipal lead ers in the infurreaina. BiUs of indifhnent, I undergand, were found • agal oil Emmet to-day, and he is to be brought up to have counfel all gtied hive tomorrow. • John Brig wits executed this day in l'isistisqs. neut. On Sunday forittOdie c aAitlll4kiitb being one of the murdetayi of 1 1 . IL mutual! Send his nephew, was brought Warm to which he found means to eibape : he was wounded by a Bloc , ket hall in the court, ofthe evening of the 23d jaly. Sunday lak Captain WI mu. who - lb laudably himfelf in quelling infaujeacy, oe the sad July left, difccivered a 'quantity of ball cartridge concealed is a sUtel in Roper's Rell, which it appears ,had been made up at the powder inseefaeory in Patrick-dreelcmhi lit:fame aissaugqiitOkwed. Yaflarday, a pant pain alferti Yelbaury of this City .were esereihE = liZ i t irre„ -Oessaimi Dona:and wait thressi to his fatisfaition. • 431.!.- Yeemfatrfaefieisti TheidlieriiitlYekelh. l .. it...—Weiler lup a Mn,: • ' . ." sil a woman,oo Atfpicion.of.beiag • /ffig her female chi}d, aged eighteep appds, ! 1 weeks fiace.., Wb gave _at rife to the 4'l4aease; (he told Wiagn *c.a. certruthr, coul4 whip du could be (mind; fie, deeiosed fro. it tbat. jolt time after: whisk gave nava op • fur that flee Ai knew cf the child. thielte_da. ?An tal Med. re thi Magilineus :am warAlrelPefreffillr 1 i 4e t suitted or re-Paapemation. - - fr , :r a er I , tat, .. i The liag'e Evil, which desired komealmilias faith in stool pieceof Over t wet a :remody add* carried tnejieise Matt Gothic olefeurity. .Paskaring Phylic acytiriag a mare refpoillable featiss,delletap. ed the belief la charms e sad is Charlet% reipo refpellable -Women game. eastleod of stereos wa eloapiprisicipks of pretties.. la she glandelkweiplosi ba, geaerdly toes. and ask more elpeeiellp Auk 4 b a nec k and threet.oblisafliag the abiedleatgleade. and•deofe appropriated for the &lira. aid the leaf of maims itteseuar's dortecertatre le Bea* M enet, •iber glandular adieu, mad for that melon have been preferred is cafes ciferepieda. la forephalow diftafes of the his it prodeen Afree a of der pet4tiratiao. and other amedlierr fi t:mime s that „ma mood, is teartuftiose ef thirkiad A in eateptal. 4 1 4.—• • • /or the truth of the alimehmaidit cub je govibitla. ride Spilibury's Tremillieglifileile of :rep, GOO. toe. 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