Star.
London, England, 1804-09-17 00:00:00

DUBLIN, SEPT. rt.

Lord Cacaeave paled through Clogheen on Fri-
day, oa his return to this city.
Oa Tuefday night, at eleven o'clock, Lord Care-
catr arrived at Scray,ge's Hotel, Cork, and at feven
on Wedoefday morning he proceeded to the camp,
which be infpeeted `Ma miautely upon his arrival.
He then reviewed the 18th regiment of light dragoons,
and put them through a variety of malterly manceu-
aces, which they performed with a rapidity that alto
aided the fineEtators. and from the roughnefs of the
grated excited the livelieti apprthentions for their
Ship The three brigades of infantry were after-
• wards reviewed to Need:Gots, and the various changes
of pofitims were performed by all the regiments with
614 celerity and prteition as would have conferred
credit oa the old& troops.
On Thurfday morning at an early hour, the troops
&camped in the vicinity marched under the feperm .
teadance of the Commander of the Forces to KidAdy-
aed were etercifed in a grand (tam fight.
It is intended diortly to clear the bottom of the
Cried Canal Irate the fira lock to the harbour near
laiseetritreet, where there is much mud and rand,
by which that part of the navigation is &allowed, as
the water runs of at the levels, as though it was at

Rs original depth.
La* week James Cooed. a man long and well
keno in the county Tipperary, was flint in the open
day. in Nis boufe at Old Cattle. The circumtlances
;mending this tranfaaion have not as yet come to us
ktrudendy authenticated to communicate them.

At the fair of XsHalos, on Tuefday 1.41, a battle
took place on account of tome pre•i .us difpute be-
tween two diuss or parties, of the lower order of
country people t the Trigs cudgel wu ufed with fuch
dexterity that thefe unhappy creatures could not be
difperied uotilfeveral were feverely wounded, and out
loan, named Moistly, had been killed.

Saturday laR, the journeymen boilers, who had
turned out for an advance in wages. went to their
employers. and requelled to have work tur them at
the old rates, which was Acceded to.

ATCOVRT or a VERY RIM AAAAA LI CWALYIIt•Tt
eratirc,tairstv Discomfit:rem RBADIIIO. COld•
MUIICATIO CT DR. J. D 0001.415.
Mineral Springs of a chalybeate nature are by no
*cane uncommon in this gland; but very few, either
i* Ilrength or efficacy, approach the Carernism Spa.
—its fitorted upon a hill, about a mile from the
Thames, on the Oxfordibire fide of the River, and
nearly tan miles from Reading ; a number of coring'
*rife in the neighbourhood, but none perceptibly pa.
king any ehalybeate property. When &ft difcover•
ed, it was a muddy pool covered with an ochreous
emit refiedtirg a variety of colours. The proprietor
creed a pump to exclude the atmapherie air ; liner
which time, the water, when firft drawn, has been
@tear and Iparkliag.
The Nell immediately detects fulphurenue gas, but
it is not fo Itrong as to give a decided charaeler to
the water. To the taße there is a very thong a Itrin.
gluey. abich remains for a confiderable time upon
tba.palate. It innantaneoully produces a very deep
Meek with ininfion of galls or tea. Expofed for a
fhort time it Ides its brilliancy, and in a few hours
becomes muddy, molt probably from the efeape rf
carbonic acid gas by which the iron is fuppofed to be
held in tnlution. In Iris than two days all the iron
is depot-lied, as the tens no longer deteB it in the
water. From a gallon, thirty two grain. of folid con-
tents were procured, the greater part of which tim-
ed to be an oxyd of iron.
It would be unneceffary anceprefuming, to point
out to medical men the particular complaints and
tonflitutions in which a mineral water of this nar:oc
proves' ufeful. In many difeaks of dehiFiy the unit
Raking crafts have been evinced. Tholicti little
more than a year fine its fiat diteuvery. it. I.mir has
extended to the whole furrnonding count, v, trc
credulous may be daily informed of the in on/frt. A-
chieved by this novella! medicine. It n TA.
ry that we Mould believe eangeraird it-pert, a. A.I
theistic evidence erifis in a great variety et Cit.
where it has been eminently uteftil.
Muth cast is rteeeffary in its tel:b111011. It is
highly flionsktue, as a quarter of a pint will in many
feveriemelis and head-ads, and that a1m.,11 .n-
-itaritimtoullys the dole Mould, therefore, be at i;i11
SAW, and afterwards regulated according to it.
aces. To be drank with greaten advantage, it
Should be had frefb from the pump, and then there
cannot *aid a doubt ef its being rope' int in Rreastb
to the celebrated Tnnbridig. shalybeate.