Star.
London, England, 1802-04-05 00:00:00

DUBLIN, MARCH 30.

His Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT, accom-
rankl by his amiable and eneerned Conlon, and
attended by a numerous fuite, vifited the Theatre,
on Satu7d.iy evening. Their reception was flat.
tt ring in the extreme. The entire audience (toed
up, and with loud acclamations paid their tribute
of relped to the Noble Pair, whofe exertions to re-
v.ve the fplendour of the Vice-Regal Court, have
ittilly made them popular. Her Latlythip was
ereEd with a degree of talk and elegance that has
rarely been furpaffed ; her head drefs was the fame
as that worn by her Ladylhip at the Straw Ball.
Lerd HAR nwicKs was dreffed in a blue uniform
coat, with fcarlet cuffs and collar, richly decorated
with flyer.

On Saturday morning lag, a duel was fought
near Lucan, by two Gentlemen—a Mr. R—y,
and a Mr. E— d. Having difcharged each a
call: of pißolc, the feconds withdrew to charge
them afrefh, but in the interim a Magiftrate, F.
FALIIIVER, Efq. arrived, and put the combatants
under arrretl. The caufe of the quarrel is van.
oufly fpoken of—fome attributing it to a young
lady, and others to a horfe I
APRIL 1.-Him MAJESTY has been pleated, by
Letters Patent, under the Great Seal of Ireland,
to appoint RICHARD Earl of Donoughmore, the
Right Hon. RICHARD AnnEnay, the Right Hon.
CHARLES HENRY Baron Cagle Coote, the Right
Hon. J. 0. VANDALEUR9 the Right Hon. J. TOWN-
SMEN!), the Right Hon. M. LONGFIELD, WILLIAM
ROWLEY, ROBERT WYNNE, and THOMAS BURGH,
Efqrs. to be Chief Commiffioners of his Majefty's
Revenues of Excite and Cuftoms in Ireland.
A letter directed to the late Under Gaoler of the
Newerifon (Simpfon) has been received from Bo-
tany Bay, from a woman named Jane Maher, who
was tranfported from hence, about fix years ago.
The fubjed of it is, a requeß for an enquiry to be
made atter a male child the left in Dublin behind
licr, Rating, that having by .her induDry in the
baking butinefs acquired property, the k enabled to
provide for her child, and withes to have it edu-
cated, and brought up in a decent manner, and for
v hich the will remit money.—Some humane Gen-
tleman have undertaken to find the child.

It is with great pleafure we are enabled to (fate.
that the Officers and Seamen belonging to our fleet
on the Jamaica nation are uncommonly healthy.

The Cambridge Militia, quartered at Yarmouth,
have received their route for their own county.
Lord COLERAINE is returned to England from
France, in perfeft health.
On Friday fe'nnight the lion. Lieut. Colonel
CHARLES STEWART, fcn to Lord LONDONDERRY,
arrived at Donaghadee from Portpatrick.
Major General Gasccm: v, in a letter to the
Mayor of Liverpool, dated Houfe of Commons,
March 22, 1802, lays,
" made aeplication to Lord HAWK e swat's Office refpca-
in? the time ta.t would be allowed for the importation of the
produce of the captured iflands in the Weft Indies; I received
for anfwer, that no part of the Definitive Treaty could be with
yroprittv made public officially, until the fame had been ratifi-
ed, wlich will require upwards of a fortniett."

The figning of the Treaty was not produSive
of filch enthuriallic joy in Holland as was expect•
cd. It was hoped by many, that fome better
term,: might have been obtained for the Batavian
Republic, and that fome flipulation would have
in:n introduced with refpcd to the Scheldt.
At Ecclefball, and many other provincial fairs,
lean ea,tle lafi week i.ld at from al. to 31. per
head below the prices of the preceding month.
Tile Newry Navigation is completely open from
the Sea to Loughneagh, fo that veffels can now pafs
amd repafs without interruption.

A Ix ;dge is about to be built over the ferry be-
twem New York and Long Ifland ; the ferry is
near a mile acrofs an impetuous tide. By the pro-
pored meafure, the port of New York will be much

Tv-t-ity-four perfons from Kalsdorf, near Galtz,
in palling the river Mur, lately, in order
to z:::;:d divine fervice, were overfet in the middle
!1:::i: cam, and all drowned except fix, and of
v.-holt recovery doubts were entertained.
uringthe late Affixes, there have been between
ty perfons cenvifted of forging
-yak •
o ut .c.rizianu notes.
ENn!.tsd STATE Lorrsay.—Thirtieth Day.—
•;o• 101730, 28,805. prizes of tool.—Nos. 2,385,
fi,1:46, prizes of 501.
The following is Rated to be an infallible cure
cough t—diffolve a temple of falt of
war, in a gill of water; add ten grains of cochi-
1. ..1. `finely powdered; fwecten this with fine fugar ;
s.;"'e to an infant the fourth part of a table fpoon
hut tour times a day; to a child two or three
:ft.:li old half a fpoonfull ; and from four years
apwards, a fpoon full may be taken. The re-
', I is immediate, and the cure, in general, within
..,e or fix days.