Star.
London, England, 1807-06-25 00:00:00

DALIN; JUNE 30.

Thurfday; at an adj )noment of the Qprter Sef-
lions for the County of Dublin, held at the Setßous-
houte at Kilmainham, L. ihrph was indilled for
uttering (editions words in a pilot% both. at Ill And
bridge on the 6th of Aptil IA damning the King,
and wilhing to fee Bonaparte ride triumphant over
King George and his army. Mr. M4Naxxr let up g
defence that tits nuts had been a foldier for fame
time in his hisjeny's army, from whence be had been
difcharged j thin be bad always been a very loyal
man, but that when he drank fpirits, as was the cafe
on that evening; he was infane.—The Jury found
him guilty and he was fentenced to be fined 6d. to
be imprifoned fix months, and to be expofed in and
upon the pillory at 'nand-bridge, on the ill of July
next for one hour, between the hours of twelve and
one o'clock. •

On Monday night lafl, Mr. Janice DRURY appre-
hended a man named 7ownfend from the county of
Wivlclow; charged with having paired feveral Bank
Po(t Bills, which were Rolen out of the Mail ; there
were feveral Bank PoR Bills for five guineas each, as
alfo three and three and an half guineas, on the Bank
of Beresford and Co. found concealed in the hand-
kerchief about his neck, and infide his fhirt, by the
clofe examination of the Magißrate ; he has been
identified by feveral perfons whom he bad fucceeded
in defrauding.
Wedtsefday morning, Sheriff Nugent, aflilled by
Mr. William *Dowell, Deputy-gaoler, of Newgate.
feized, at a man of the name of Tools's, in Longford.
greet, a great number of forgeries on the Bank of
Ireland, filled and ready for immediate circulation.
On Monday, a difpute took place at Talla, in the
County df Clue, between a man named M'Namara,
and other perform, when Daniel Minoage, a farmer,
interfering, received a blow from MN:mars on the
head, which it is feared will prove mortal...—M.Na-
narnara has abfconded.

This day the Hon. Mr. Wactsscat Pot', lately
appointed Secretary to the Board of Admiralty, took
pareflion of hi. new apartments in the Admiralty.
Our leading fummer place of-•qatufemenr, the
Royal Amphitheatre, Virelimintier Bridge, has this
helot., in a ldition to one of the bell Comic; Panto-
inimes produced for years, in the Harlequinade of
Mother Bunch, the farther, and indeed, exclufive
merit of prefenting to the view of admiring, and we
Will fay, attonifhed thoufands, one of the grande9
military produitions, in the fpeEtacle of the Breve
Glad, ever*Wititeffed, perhaps, in the world.

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The 1. within cap of Foriaturtst" is a pretty *mut-
ing tiory. But the votaries of dame Fortune mutt
file her in other language than that of mere withes.
Many, doubtlefs, with to obtain capital Prizes in a
Lottery ; but they. can be acquired only by the pur-
chafe of neceffary qualifications, and frequently by a
perfeverance in adventure. Can the readers of the
prefent impirtant Scheme view it without interek
without withes, or without perfevering to gain the
(miles of the wealth-giving dame ?

About ten o'clock at night of Saturday the 6th
inft. a gang of footpads, fit or (even in number,
armed with a gun, piftols, and a cutlafs, flopped an
old man, his wife, and daughter, in a cart on the
Prefcott-road, returning from Liverpool market, rob.
bed them of what property they had, and much
' abufed them. Same night, loon after twelve o'clock,
a like number of men fuppofed the fame, robbed a
Merman, going from Liverpool to Kirkdale, whom
they robbed of his watch and what money he had ;
while they were committing this depredation, a part
Of them bad got another man down in the ditch,
whom they alto robbed, and then took their way
to Liverpool, bat were loon afterwards purfued,
by the filherman, with Tome friends he had got
together, who found the villains in the Old Church
yard, when a battle taking place, two of the rob-
bers were fecumd ; three more of them have been
fince taken, one of them has turned evidence, and
the other four committed to Lancaller for trial.
They are fuppnfed to be the fame men that robbed
Mr. and Mrs. Hughes in High Park, Tome little lime
before.

Flan —Tnefday fe'nnight, a fire broke nut at the
houfe of Mr.Warmington, in Amin fier, which burnt
fo furioufly as fpeedily to communicate to Mils For.
ward's, Mrs. Palmer's, Mrs. Haydon's, and the hotel
(Ire Mr. Bilke's houfe), and one houfe betides, all of
which were entirely defiroyed. The wind being very
high, and water fcarce, the whole town was in danger,
but by great exertions further mifchief was prevented,
The houfe of the Rev. Mr. Small, and the workhonfe.
were feveral times on fire, but fortunately extingui fired
without doing much injury. A heavy Brower of rain
falling at the time was a great help in flopping the
flames. No lives were loft.
Tuefday morning a fire broke out at a public honk
in Old Gravel-lane, Wapping, which threatened
deftrultion to the whole neighbourhood. It entirely
confirmed the interior of theprernifes, with the fur-
niture ; but the timely arrival of the firemen and
engines prevented farther damage.
La& week, a woman in Liverpool, who wanted a
chimney cleaned, and who was making a bargain
with a chinsney-fweeper, differed with him for' a
peony, his demand being fnorpenee, and the unwilling
to give More than
.three-pence. They parted, ma
this frugal" hdofeisfs, to fave all expence. (et her
chimney on fire; the eaarequence was, that the houfe
caught fire ; two beds were burnt, and it was with
difficulty, that the building was preferred.