Star.
London, England, 1807-10-10 00:00:00

DUBLIN, OCIOBER 6.

Yefterday fe'nnight, being the day app,intecl ny
the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, for the volunteering '
from the diffei.ent regiments of militia into the line,
nearly ico of the Weßmeath regiment quartered
in Sligo, commanded by Lord DaLyra, turred out.
Same day, Colonel flacww. read the A& of Par.
liament to his regiment, the Tipperary Militia quar-
tered in this city, when •i6o fine fellows infirmly
Qepped forward and volunteered for general fervice.
The quota required of the Tipperary Regiment is
280, which number would have been procured had
not a canfiderable proportion of the men been upon
the public duties of the garrifon. •
Sunday, there Was a general infpeetion of all the
Yeomanry Corps of this City, held in Stephen'.
Green, before General Sir Cattails Ascru.. The
fever:ll corps mullered very numeroufly, and appear.
ed extremely well appointed in every particular, fo
as to afford the greatell latisfaaion to the General,
who was pleafed to bellow the highell encomiums
upon their martial appearance, military (kill and
difcipline.
Saturday night a young man fell into one of the
locks in going to Ringfend, and was unfortunately
drowned. The names of the ill fated couple who
perilbed on Thurfday night in the fame quarter, was
Greaves, not Graham, as appeared in the Papers.
They were natives of England.

The fecond battalion of the 34th, which was fup
pofed to have reached Curk fame days ago, is at pre-
fent windbound off Yarmouth, but daily expeas to
fail for that port, for the purpofe of joining the large
body of troops now affembled there, under General
BEEF sroal. It is a fine battalion, and the men are
all in goad health and high fpirits.
There is alfo a catifiderable number of tranfports,
with Volunteers for different Regiments, under con•
voy of the RACEHORSE. Captain FISHIR, bound for
Guernfey and Jerfr j.
We underhand that, to the lift of Officers going
with the expedition preparing to fail from Cork, is
added Captain Arn►RsoN Mooansan, commanding
the Royal Engineers.
Lady Dit.i.orr commanded a bumper at Chelten-
ham, on Tuefday night, for Mr. Karl's Benefit, and
a bumper it was ! CHERRY Went down on purpofe
to play Lord Ogleiy.
COVENT GARDEN TURATRI.—Mr. JONRR, from the
Theatre, Dublin, made his &but on thefe boards fail
night, as Go/ifinch, in The Road to Raja. This Gen•
tleman padres a conftderable fhare of vivacity, and
though an arduous attempt after 'Awls, he infufed
fufficient ifpirit into the charaaer to enfure general
approbation. His figure is genteel, flender, and a
little above the middle faze. His voice is articulate
and diflinet, but does not poffefs much eavphafis, at
leaft, not enough to give that force, which many
prong and emphatic parts require.---Mils NORTuII'S
Sophia was Pimple and unaffected. Mr. BRUNTON
performed Harry Doraton, with much feeling and
judgment. Mumnsm's Uld Damian, and Mrs. MAT.
TOCKS'S Widow, are chrf d'auvres of Theatric Att.
—ln the after-piece cf Of Age 7.-marrow, M►.
JONES renewed his efforts as• the reprefentative of
Fredrick. We preferred this character to his Gold-
. finch I he was very fuccefsful in perfonating the dif-
ferent difguifes which he affumed, and promoted re-
peated burns of laughter in the audience. His (kill
in the hair-dreffing fcene moved the rifible faculties
I of the bottle, wituout intermiffion, during the pow•
dering, frizzing, &c. He was applauded throughout
i rem. eon. till the fall of the curtain. His anxious look
of folicitude at the audience, as the curtain was fall-
ing, was very expreQi►e..-=l'hc houk oval-med.

k4IITICAL IIvTALLICESCE.

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CORK, OC COBRA .4.

Arrived hit Majefly's thin PltiticeSS CHARI:oirs,
horn a cruize ; and the Commerce, Cott, from Li
verponl, with tilt, for Newfoundland ; Rte was cap
tilted on the 25th ult. by a Spanifh -privateer, and
recaptured by his Majefly'b [hip VIRGINIE, who, after
a long chace, captured the privateer (the Captain
killed), then manned her from the VIRGIN'S, and
fent her after the captured veffelL

WATERFORD, OCTOBER. S.
We are ferry to date that the brig Martha, of this
port, Captain JOHN HOLLYER, bound fur Newfound-
land, with provitions, &c. was brought to on her pat.
Cage by a Spanith fchourier rigged privateer, and
plundered of from twenty to thirty cal of butter,
and every portable article. The veffel was then per-
mitted to proceed on -her voyage, and arrived in St.
John's on the sd ult. On Friday night lad, about
half pad ten, the American (hip Olive Branch, Cap-
tain Ltrrtart LLD, with fah and coals, for Bolion, in
dropping down the river, went athore near Chriilen-
d4m Church, and the tide having fallen, the veffel
heeled upon her beam ends, and was for a time in
the mod imminent danger ; but fortunately on the
return of the tide the relict righted, and was got off
without fudaining any damage.

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER I.
This day arrived bit Majely's CootATIICT,
from a cruize; the Amerman fhip Betfey, Captain
WDounatt., from New York, bound Co Rotterdam,
with coffee, fugar, and cotton. detained by the Mars
privateer, of this port ; the Miranda privateer, from
a cruize ; the. Danifh brig Jonge Vrow Maria, from
Ivica, with fah, detained by the Eliza privateer, of
Guernfey ; the (hip Adventure, Captain MACRINLAY,
from Purtfmouth bound to 'Kiddie and Demerara;
the fchooner Ann, Baaesrr, from, London to load
potatoes for Malta.—Sailed the Frappe, Mayas, for
London.—Late this evening, an officer landed from
his Majeay's brig Mosect E, 18 gun', with difpatches
from the Mediterranean, Paid to be of impot lance—
be went off immediately on his landing in a chaife
and four. The MostiLLß (poke this morning the
Princef. Elizabeth packet from Liffion—the Walling.
ham packet was fafe arrived out.—Wind S. W.