Star.
London, England, 1805-08-28 00:00:00

DUBLIN, AUGUST 24.

Yellerday his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant held
a. Privy Council. Two Proclamations were ilfued,
one for regulating the conduit of his MajrUy's (hips
of war and privateers towards neutral vac's during
the war ; the other for regulating the receipt of the
new copper coinage.
Several regiments of the line and militia have at.
rived in town to replace the four regiments which
marched to the Curragh on Wednefday morning.
Monday Major Gen. MANN arrived at Scraps'
Hotel, Cork, and next day infpetted the Ordnance
at Cove, and the forts in the harbour...
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Wednefday morning the 36th regiment =Mick
from hence to the Cuiragh, having exaaly compTet4
thair fecond year in this garrifon.
Monday, Tuefday, and Wednefday, the SA, bat-
talion of the 26th, or Cameroniati regiment of foct,
Marched into Limerick, on their route from Athlone,
&c. for Cork; it is thought they are to embark for
foreign ferirife. .
Wedriefday the 45th regimens patted through Mel-
lingar nn their route to the camp at the Curragh,
where molt of the regular army of the kingdom is
at, prefent Rationed. They ate there we hear to re-
ceive their appointments, which are to be principally
round the Ihores of .the kingdom, the militia to be
in different quarters contiguous to them. and the dif-
ferent yeomanry corp's are to do duty in and about.
their own refpettive

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His ttfaltirrit's groom, who arrived yeßerday.
Morning from Weymouth, brought his MAJESTY'S
commands rerpeeting the Funeral of the Duke of
GLOsicaseatt. The ceremony will be exaftly the fame
as that obter.ved on the funeral of the Duke of CUM-
imat.Anto. To-day the workmen began to make the
nreeffary preparations for the remains of his Royal
Highnefs laying in State, in the Houfe of Lords.
The Duellers of Gio'sicarrat and hinters Sor
left Orofvenor Ilreet yeflerday, for their Vila at
Brompton. Pt itiCe WILLIAM will remain in Grofve-
nor-ltreet till the /yrdy t,f his father is removed.
His Royal Highnefs the Duke of Kass. is to have
the command of the tQ Regiment of Foot Guards,
vacant by the death (.1 the Duke of GLotcsseea.

Sir Rosser Bait Low is appointed to the Loraine,
of 98 guns, at Plymoix h ; Captain Coe a, to the Vi-
c ; and Captain C. W. Rirs, of the RaouLus
to the ORPHILIS frigate, vice HILL, indifixded.
The freedom of the city of Yo: k has been prefented
to Lord ST. Vizcser-, in an oak bor.
Sir SIDNEY SMITH was with Mr. PITT, at hisheufe
on Monday, from two till near three o'clock.
Mr. CURRAN, the celebrated Leader of the It&
Bar, arrived on Sunday laft at Cheltenham from
Dublin.
Sunday laG being the Anniverfary of the Order of
Sr. Louis, his Royal Highnefs Mom stvua enter-
tained above forty French Noblemen of that Order,
at his houfe in South Audley-Rreet. The company
appeared with the ribbands, &c. of that Order.
The Duke de Baez: and all thole molt nearly
connected with the Unfortunate late Royal Family
of France, dined yefterday evening with Lord DLL-
Low, at his houfe in Fitzroy-fquare.

The purchafe of the elate of Fullarton, by the
Marquis of TITCHTIELD, for which he gave 79,5001.
has given rife to a rumour-, that the long talked of
Canal, from the Troon to Kilmarnock will go on.
A letter has been received gy a refpeEtable houfe
in the City, dated Cork, Auguß ao, announcing the
arrival in that port of the Lovely Betfey, Captain
WCARTHIN from Barbados. It does not pofitively
fay that the is one of the homeward bound fleet, but
that one of the Barbados (hips is jolt come in there,
and in a poflfcript it is added, 4, that as the fleet mull
be at hand, its arrival will be the means of greatly
reducing the fugar markets."
The following circumllance occnrred oft the death
of the great Duke of CUMBERLAND, I'll 1765. A
huffar who had been long in the fervice of his Royal
Highnefs, and was greatly attached to his perfon,
begged a 1114 of his Royal Mallet's black clothes, to
put himfelf in mourning. His requeft was granted.
But when he was delivering the clothes to a tailor, to
get them altered, he dilcovered a private pocket, in
which he found a (mall morocco leather cafe, con-
taining Bank notes to the amount of 17511. which he
honelly returned.
The Public are perhaps not fufficiently acquainted
that that benevolent Intlitution, the Society for the
Relief of the Ruptured Poor, whole exertions have
been attended with fuch benefit to the lower orders
of the community labouring under this deplorable
malady, have, on the reprefentation of their Sur-
geon, Mr. Turnbull, dire red that a particular at-
tention should be paid to that fpecies of Rupture
termed the Prolapfus of the Anus, which is found
to diflretling to old pevle, and thofe of a relaxed
habit, who are fubjed to Pmts. In his Manual on
the treatment of Ruptures, this intelligent Surgeon
has given a particular let of dirations for this fpecies
of the difeafe, which all perfoni labouring under it
are earnealy requefled to perufe. The above publi.
cation, recommended by the Governors of the So.
ciety, is to be had at Johnfnn's, St. Paul's Church-
yard, and at T. Dooley's, N 0.4, Old Broad-itreet.