Star.
London, England, 1806-09-12 00:00:00

DUBidS, SAP 7. 6.

There are now feventeen Privates of different re-
giments of Militia upon their trials for the late
military outrage committed at Tullamore, between
a party of the Militia and the German Legion then
nn duty in that town; the Court Martial is an open
one, and perfectly free of admillion to the public,
notwithaanding the affertions of tome cotemporary .
prints to the contrary. No officer below the rank cf
a field officer, is a Member of it. The Court pro-
ceeds with the moll folemn deliberations, and conti-
nues firing every day, fr,m eleven till three o'clock,
in the great Court Martial chamber in the Palatine-
quare, at the royal. barracks.
The cuflody of the Great Seal of Ireland has been
put into commiffinn, preparatory to the Right Hun.
the Lord Chancellor PONiumny taking his departure
for England ; the Lords Commiffioners we hear, are
the Lord Chief Jullice of the Court of King's Bench,
the Lord Chief Jullice of the Court of Common Pleas,
and the Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer.
Our Gazette announces that hi. Mai' cry has been
pleafed, by his Royal Letters Patent, under the Great
Seal of Ireland, to conflitute and appoint the Right
Honourable RICHARD Earl AIIIISSLEY, Jona Tows-
SIND, ALBX. MARSDEN, GIORGI Macosav, PRYER.
DONORS, EDW. TAYLOR. and Joan THERE', EfilES.
to be his Majefiy's Commiffioners of Inland Excife
and Taxes in Ireland ; and that
His Matsary has alto been pleated, by his Royal
Letters Patent, under the Great seal of Ireland, to
conditute and appoint the Right Hon. CHARLES
Hamar Lnrd CASTLICOOTE, the Right Hon.
_lnfos
ORMSBY VAIIDELEVR, WILLIAM ROWLEY, ROBERT
Wymns, THOMAS Btraurt, Efqrs. the Hon. JOHN
Joe/Lyn, and the Hon. ABRAHAM HELY Hurt HIM.
EOll, to be his MAJESTY'S COMMUGUDCIS of Cullom
and Port Duties In Ireland.

sNßElrstrußr, SEPT. to.

Toefday their Royal Highneffct and Suite left
Ragley, where every pollble effect was given to the
Royal viftt. The noble owners expreffed themfelves
in terms of great gratification, for the honour that
had been conferred upon them. In taking leave, the
PR nics acknowledged his high fenfe of the attentions
he bad received, and mob gracioufly armed the Mar-
quis and Marchionefs of his elleem and regard. The
weather proved very unfavourable, notwithflanding
the people were every where affembled to enjoy the
delight of beholding the Heir Apparent and his An-
guft Brother. At Brnmefgrove the arrival of his Royal
Highnefs was fo unexpeCted that the ufual attentions
could not be pre par ed,for which the mob fincereexcufes
were made, and the lirongeft regret expreffed ; hew.
ever, the inhabitants of that town did not fail to tef-
ay their joy in the toady' tows, an the midi of which
their Royal Highneffes arrived and took leave. At
Kidderminber the Royal Brothers were waited upon
by the Mayor and Corporation, entreating their
Royal.Highneffes would receive an humble addrefs of
congratulation upon their (ale arrival in that ancient
Borough, and had prepared a fumptuous collation,
hoping their Royal Highneffes would condelcend to
rcfreln themfelves. The Prince expreffed himfdf very
fenfible of their great attention, and was gracioufly
pleated to fend Major BLOOMFIELD to wait upon the
Mayor, &c. to convey his fentiments of concern at
not being able to leave his carriage, and to allure
them of his very high refpea for that ancient bo-
rough. The Yeomanry and Volunteers were affair-
bled, to mark their relpea ; and the crowds were
fuch as to impede the progrefs of his Royal High-
nefs's carriages ; loud huzzas were heard from one
end to the other of that very populous town. At
Bi idgnorth, his Royal Highnefs met a fintilar re-
ception—The Recorder and Corporation, &c.
proached their Panics, in terms the moll loyal, and
begged to be permitted to enrol the names of the
Royal Brothers among the Burgeffes of Baidgenorth.
—The Panics mob gracioufly received this tribute of
refpel, and with his ufual manner captivated all
who could get near the carriage ; the Gentlemen,
when his Royal Highnefs had findhed, with the molt
impreffive tone, Paid, ,4 May PaovroaNce prole&
you." The Yeomanry and Volunteers were paraded
oppofite the inn, and received his Royal Highnefs
with prefented arms, and the band playing, Goo
Save the Krim ;" they were commanded by Lieute-
nant Colonel W HiTuota, whom his Royal Highnefs
mob gracioufly thanked for his attention. An ex-
traordinary circumikance had occurred at Shrew&
bury. The landlord, on his death bed, a few days
fince, made a dying requeft; that his Reyal High-
nefs would fuller fix horfes to be put to his carriage,
which meffage being delivered with the above parti-
culars, they did not fail to affea the feelings of out
PRINC6, and contrary to his praltice, he mob wil-
lingly confented.—ln the town of Shrew (bury the
Volunteers were in part only affembled, his Royal
Highnefs having art ived two hours fooner than, by
their intelligence, he was candled r the Yeomanry
&toted the Royal carriage to Mr. FORRIFSTIR% a
diflance of four miles, mandefting the utrnolt happi-
nefs at being permitted to do fo. His Royal High-
nefs thanked the Commanding Officer for this para.
elder mark of his attention. Though raining very
heavily, immenfe er.ivrds were collated in this town!
each perfon vying with his oeighbour in lime espret.
lion of loyalty and attachment towards their Paws.
Soon atter his Royal Highnefs arrived at Rof. Hall.
a Deputation from Shrenibuty waited upon him to
intreat the honour and happinefs of relenting an
humble addrefi, and fincerely to congratulate his
Royal Highnefs upon his la!tty ; this ceremony will
be performed to morrow.