Star.
London, England, 1805-01-10 00:00:00

DUBLiN, 7.1NLr4;:1. 5.

The Dorfet yacht is under carders to fail immedi-
ately with his Grace the Duke of LINSTkIt.

The feveral guards which march off parade every
morning At prelim, for the daily duty, in the gartifun
of Dublin, amount t upv.aras 73,.) incti, and are
funned by each regiment in the garriion, fornifhing
a proportionate quota, according to the ltrength of
their refpeetive tegiments.
The 6th battilion of the Army of Relet ve, which
a few days fit.ce marched into this city from London-
derry, received from the Hifr,ll CotillaSle or. D.Culin,
on Tuelday, new billets for two dnys longer, in c,:n-
lequence nt I:iog detained 'ay contrary %%Md.:, and
prevemed front lading for Liverpool, for v.itich place
they ate uuJcr orders, there to jam, and be dratted
into the 6th regimen. of foot.

The public amntit'n was very much attrafted on
Thurfday 1 'ay the military appearance of the
Armagh Mittia, who v:ere drawn out on patade,
their Co !owl, the lion. A. Acm rsom. Their ni Inceu-
vres, regularity, and dii.cipline, could fcarcely Ita--
palled by our bet} appointed veterans.
The flagrant robbery committcdon l'lsefklay night,
upon the matte of Mr. Vxr4 A lit 3, pawn-broker, on
tfland, by a banditti of pbtrcit:ers, has ex-
cited the molt general ftirpr..rr. and indigi ation.' Mr.
VFP4AbI.ES and his farni:y. e *ending tlit.;r even-
ing from home, and the vit:ains, by means of a Imp-
lightet's ladder, gat over I.is Ituble intzr ae yard
the houfe--the back coca incantioully
open or only hitched they obt:mted ready admittance.
There were-in the kitchen at the time, three lads, we
are told, hclonging to Mr. Nr'rptaLt.r A, one of diem
act years of a;,!:, and a fent::l fervara.

The plunderers imrazdiatcly on entering placed
two armed centincls n; nn the dour of the kitchen,
end cloddy conficed thofe that 'vet, in, Piing wicked
menaces. They demanded a candle, but the people
declaring they had no inch thing, the dcfperadnes fent
out far one thennelves, and Intel centicels watching
for th:rn without lide.—Havitug prickled ihemfelyes
with light, they pent thrall' to thole parts cl the
houfe where were depolited the v...itches and plate,
which tht y entirely earth d oft; but not at once. hay. •
ing.made lime turns of the plundt r. '(-hey took be
tweet' live and Geo gold anti lilver watch.s, the lots
of which and plate will amount to upwards of2oool. •
The villains were above an hoer in the hou:e perpe.
trating the roLecry. We are happy to hear Goon'
of them can be identifixd. Their knt,wiedge of the
manner in which the property was fecund in the
houfe was GI accu:atc that they took certain valtu,,bles
from the dodge of Mr Venable..—There is a itai.de-
lane, from Bridgeio, t-ttrect, at the rear of tliz!,,ui
by which the robbers entered, and in it vas found the
lamplighter's ladder with which they-attended.
Wednefday Light the warehonle of Mr. Oxley was
entered on the Merdiant's (Zay, by li,rne villains, by
means of ikeleton keys, and robbed of much proper.
ty, confining of worlleit and cotton goods, and other
articles. In fee thing fur the offenders, on Thutfilay
night, who robbed the boas: t.f Mr. Vcaables, pawn
bunker, Ufher's (Zuty, Tirefday rui!.;:ut, two ruf-
fians of the, name of :I,4i:ride and Cs;:tedly, were (ht.-
cov-red at a home 'la Weil Aut.:Are:a, in whoil:
poireak.n was found molt of the property belonging
to Mr. Oxley. The ruffians had with them leveral
fkeletou keys, and yeilerday mornint; more than City
others, belonging to 'Lei,: plunderers and their (-0;1.
federates, were taken. Examinations art: 10.14..:d
againll theft villains, and they are now ic t:ue New
Plain'. It is hull elled th it the above-mentiu.i,ed eie.-
"inquents are of the gang who robbed Mr. Venahl.:s.
&fides the rew.,,,; he has of feted :or their appretJt•
Pion, a confide:able turn ha been fuVer;lnd, a fur-
ther reward for that purpote, by many relpea.ble
habitants of this city.

The inhabitants of Wallingford have opened a
fubfcripticn for tl e relief t.l toe poor of that town,
which, with fifty guineas from their Members, al-
ready amounts to upwards of 1.131.
Old BADD►LY's Twelfth with tlt. nfital ap-
pendages, was given, trembly to his will, oil Mon-
day night, to the perfot titers of Drury-Luse I.;ieatre.
The glafa and merry long went round a late Loot,
after which, feves al of the Ataor, j.,iited in a g and
ral.

Monday, as a decent.looking woman was poffing,
along Cheapfide, the was taken In ftiddenly ill as to
be obliged to fit down under a Ihip window, where
(he was loon difcovered to be in labour, and in Inch
a (tate as to prevent the of her being re-
moved, without danger of her immediate diffnlution ;
by the alliflance of time iiIII2IC parrengers, hie was
atlnally delivered of a child where Inc lay, atter
which the anal the infant were removed to a more
comfortable place.
A few days ago was buried, after being upon the
town for upwards of 30 years, a hatskii..y coaL4unin,
of the name of Warwick ; during his illnefs he was
conflantly attended by fome of his !meth' en of the
whip, who took care he did not want for any thing,
and declared, if they could alliA Lint io tbe lit At
wink!, they Ihould ue happ nt lo doipg. knotkii,g
him to be very partial to d c liquor called Minim, r-
Pirb,pig-tAil tobacco, and a new lial4,euni for totiiuy;
with, they were fully deteri,:ined 1.. equip biro wi!ii
the following articles,viz. a bottle
three yards of pig tail tobacco, and acv
which a ere Icrewed ty in his coilia.

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