Star.
London, England, 1804-06-30 00:00:00

*PORTING FIITELLICENCE.
EYOCEERtbGE RACES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17.
A Plate of-fifty Pounds, by Subletiption. •
Mt. 111.arthea f. Enclubtrdsoi yrs. old - , t
Mr. 'haslet% bee. by Cued: 3 Imola S s
Mr. Mlles gr. by Past, y yrs. oil 3..;
Four and sto oo Earbantrefs. A very incur-
ferent race both beats irtry eafy.
A Welter Sweepitakcs for sgs. 113 Q. three quarters
of a Mile.—Geldings,
Mt. Withinfoes Rutter, b. lg. • - - t
Mn Androvis br. b. - . •
Four and 5 tut on Ranter.—A tolerable good race.

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DUBLIN, 7UNE 23.

Toefday morning the firll divifion of the 15th Re-
giment of Foot, under the command of Liernento. t-
Colonel BARMY, arrived in Cork, where they will re
main to do garrifon duty.
Tuefday morning the &II divifion of the Wicklow
Militia marched from Cork, on their route from
Bantry to Clonmel, where they are to be quartered.
Alfo the fecond divifion cf the 25th Regiment ma
their way to Limerick.
On' Wednefday lak the North Down Militia
marched from Naas to quarters in the toasty of
Wexford. They were replaced on the fame day by
the Donegall Militia from Mullingar.
Tuefday a Brigade of the Flying Artillery, com-
manded by Captain Duircan, paffed through Ma-
me!, on their route from Fermoy to Dublin.
Joss 26.
'At font o'clock on Saturday morning left, the
Commander in Chief of our forces, Lord Car Heart..
attended by all the General and Field Officers of
onr Staff, with their 'bites, &c. proceeded to review
the cavalry of oar garrifon, viz. the 3d •Drageons
and t ath Light Dragoons, whole various manoeuvres
continued till between (even and eight o'clock, when
his Lordihip, attended as above, proceeded to review
the whole of the Infantry compoGng our smite's;
which were formtd9th into two brigades, the fira con-
fining of the and Both Regiments nf foot, the
Rofcommon and Londonderry Regiments of Militia;
the fecond of the lift, 36Th, and 53d Regiments of.
Foot, and the Antrim Militia. After depllying into
columns and performing various evolutions, they
commenced a fin.= tram battle. There were hat
few Ipeaator., as nothing of the review was known,
the garrifon having received orders for that purpok
fo late as nine o'clock on Friday night. Each Re.
giment of Infantry paraded at their refpeaive bar-
racks at half pail five o'clock on Saturday momiag,
and were formed into line in the Phenix Park before
feven o'clock.
The Royal Dublin Militia under the command of
Colonel S AAAAA have arrived at Belfall to do garri-
fon duty. They are replaced at Anuita by lie
Waterford Militia.
The 6141 divifion of the Wicklow Militia has sr-
rived at Clonmel, to do garrifon duty, in place of
the Qieen's County regiment. The fecond detach-
ment of flying artillery as alto arrived there.
The South Cork regiment of militia is to be re-
placed by the Kerry milita at Waterford.
The yin and 73d Highland regiments of root,
have arrived at Limerick, the former from Lough•
era, on their march to replace the latter at Ratlikeal,
Newcafile Aficeston, and Tartsert, who proceed for
Dublin. The 45th regonent of Foot have marched
from Limerick for Ballyfhannon.
The fecond divifion of the 25th Regiment marched
from Cork cn Tuefday morning, on their roam to
Limerick.
The Grit divifion of the Cavan Regiment of Mi-
litia have arrived at Limerick on their way corona
and Clare, to replace the Kilkenoy Militia, who on
laid day proceeded for Cavan, &c.
The Light Company of the County Limerick
Royal Regiment of Militia, cJaimancled by Captain
°DILL, marched on Friday from Loughrea for Gal-

way. •
Wednefday morning, the 6 tit divifiun of the King's
County Royal Militia, marched into Limerick from
Caßle
The South Downfhire Militia are to be quartered
in Nenagh, &c. the enfuing
year.
Saturday morning a rand bank at a lake in Kil-
kenny, gave way, and overwhelmed a poor !abas-
ing man, who had been unfortunately digging fend
out of the pit at the time. His body was fhurtly after •
dog out of the ruins, and exhibited a fpeaacle (hock-
ing to behold.
A ptikarian (Lane of St. Andrew has, within
thefe few days, bten ereacJ over the principal en-
trance to St. Andrew's Parifh Church.
On Saturday night laR, Major Stem and Mr. TULL
apprehended on the Bacheler's-walk, Anrox 'iv Mum.-
ritv, a tailor, charged with haviii been iu the
late intlirrenion, and paiticubry with having fop-
plied the depot in Mafs-lar.c with teveral hits of :c-
-lod uniforms.
Some diforderly appearances eonneaed with a fpi-
fit of combination, were evinced a few days ago by
fume tradefmen nt the neighbourhood of Balbriggan.
But we are happy to learn, that by the vigilance of,
the hiagiftrates of that town, Male ROC II 1011 T and
J. Roc Hs, Efqrs. and the p• ompt co-operation of the
Yeomanry, the illegal affemblaga which was begin-
ning to colka was difperftd without any in cosh-

quence.
On Sunday evening left, WILLIAM Forraat., Efq.
of Cahir Abbey, was on his return from Dublin, with.
about. two miles of Littleton, thrown from his
hu.fe in confequerwe of the animal being bitten by a
cabin cur. Mr. Faggot fell on his head. but not
feeling any precept injury, proceeded to Littleton,
where he was Softly failed with thole fymptonsa,
which indicate a conuabon of the twain, or the extra-
vafion of the blood there, in confequence of fume re-
cent violence to the head : and tv4withdanding every
sibilance which could be atf..r4:l him, he expired
on Mondaf evening.
At a Commilb.nt of Oyer and Terminer, held on
Saturday laO, Mr. BusHl m.wLJ the Court on be-
half.of jitiliS Tarns-, Efq. now confined in Kilmain.
ham gaol, for the rtirpore of bringing that Gentleman
to a Ipeedy trial Tpc C,urt in tlier they
could inteifete; Mr. TAWDY h.oing been committed
to prifon by a warrant from ILe Chid Secretary of
State, chatged with ticatiniable praCti:es, under the
authority of a particular ivt of earliament, which
fiperfedesi thzir authority. The Petition was,
however, filed, and the bubo& was co 1* brought
forward ort a future day.

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