Star.
London, England, 1805-04-04 00:00:00

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DUBLIN, MeIRCH 30.
The fortifications upon I)alkey Ifland are nearlj
completed ; they confilt of a Martell° double tdier
mounting two pieces of heavy ordnance, calculates
to bear in every direction, and a battery mountini
four large guns, to which is to be attached at al
times an officer and fifty men.
Tuefday, the left wing of the fecond battalion o
the 9th regiment formed from the Army of Referve
marched Into this city. on their route from Derry tt
New Geneva; their baggage was lodged in the bar
racks of the 36th regiment, at the Old Cullom-hoof
—the men were billetted, and yelterday morninj
they proceeded on their match.
The MI and fecond battalions of the 28th regi
ment of infantry, and the fecond battalion of th;
112 d regiment, now quartered at Mullingar, are tt
march into this city to do garrifon duty, as loon a
the time for change of quarters is fixed bison.
Nl.o.day, L. H. JEPHSON, Efq. attended by
party of the 17th light dragoons, lodged in th.
county gaol of Waterford a man of the name o
Hyde, charged with the commiflian of fevcral dimes
but particularly with mail robbery and forgery.
John and Thomas Martin, and Benjamin England
for the alledged murder of Jamas Caut-ww., at Oh
Cattle ; Thomas Long, for the alledged murder Co
P. CARR ; Thomas Dick, charged with having
broken open the houfe of DANIEL REILLY, and hay
inn robbed him of fifteen guineas, have been com
witted to Clonmel gaol.
Friday, the houfe of one WHOLAH am, a comfort
. able farmer, within a quarter of a mile of Clonmel
was attacked and forced by one of the gangs whirl
Weft th tt neighbourhood, by whom he was plunder
ed of all the money he had then at home, amount
log to fomething about ten guineas, a confiderabl
quantity of butter, and himtelf and all his family
down to the infant of two years old, totally firipper
of every article of wearing apparel ; and in this con
dition the freebooters locked the family in, and deli
berately marched off with their fpoils.
Accounts from Holland Rate, that the Dutch Ge
vernment has informed the Direator General of th
Cullom!, that it has come to their knowledge tha
many veffels pretending to come from Embdetrowher
there is no French Commiffary to grant certificates
were freighted with colonial articles, which they ha
taken on board in England. To prevent thefe impc
futons in future, the Emperor of the French has 01
dered, that all vat's coming from Embden, [ball, o
the moment of their arrival in any Dutch port, or
dergo the (hided fearch, without any regard to thei
certificates or other papers whatfoever ; that ever
- colonial article found in them be immediatly adver
tiled for Pale, and declared confifcated ; and that th
Northern commodities which may be found mixe
with them, (hall (hare the fame fate. Further, tha
the fame law be obferved with refpea to all veffel
coming from any port where there is no French Corn
miffary, whatever may be their cargo, except fuel
• goods only as come from the North and the Levant
The Royal Infirmary for the Difeafes of the Eyt
under the immediate Patronage of their Mayas-its
and the Royal. FAMILY, and under the care of MI
Warn(); Pairrs, of Cork-greet, Burlington Gat
dens, was opened lilt week in Naffau greet, Sohr
when 320 pocr Perfons were received as Patients, 2
of whom were Cafes of Catarall
Saturday a Court Martial was held on board th
ADAMANT, at Yarmouth, upon the Q2arter-Maller c
the CR Ul ZER coop, for (triking arid abufing one o
the Prize Captains which the CR VIZ ER has lately In
in. The charges being proved, he was fentenced t
receive fifty lathes.
Ftiday felnnight, as a perfon was digging in
garden at Whitley, near North Shields, he found
number of coins, of the reigns of Philip and Mary
Elizabeth, and James the Firft, but they were in
bad Rate of prefer vatinn.
Monday fe'nnight the Berkeley hounds threw off a
Riflip Coppice, in Backinghamthire, when after
fhort drag they unkennelled a fox. After running
the cover about half an hour, he broke away for Mar
Befs Wood, to Harefield Common, through Mr
Barnard's corers, leaving Rickmanfworth to the left
through More-park to Sandy-lodge, through trim
(lone Woods, Pinner-hill Wood to the Windmill
croffing Pinner Common, he ran to Riflip-park-wood
!kitting the cover to the coppices to Badger Heath
through Mr. 13 tt nerd's covers, leaving Woodcock's
hill to the right, Rickmanfworth to the left, croffinj
More-pat k, through the pleafure ground to Lock
well-wood,• to Riflip coppice, Map Befs, B edge
Heath, Woodcock's-hill, Rofs wood, Hold park
leaving Woodcock hill to the tight, Rickmanfwortl
to the left, crotring Mort-park, to Sandy-lodge
Hamper nsill, Grimltone's, Pinner-hill, croffing l'in
faer Common, through the Patk-wood, Mad Befs
through else coppices to Lockwell cover, More-par;
Farm, to the left through Rofs-wood to Hold-pat k
Woodcock-hill, through Mr. Barnard's for Lock
well wood, whole, after a run of fix hours and
half, without a check of five minutes duration ;
it being almolt night, they were obliged to whip off
this was the leveret chace ever remembered by thr
oldeft fportfman ; one or two holies died ; the whol
field were completely tired ; only the buntlmen, an,
one whipper iii were with the hounds, when flopped
Fsm•La FASHIONS roa Areit..—On account a
the Court Mourning, the Spring Editions wit
experience a temporary rut-petition. In the meal
time, the Ladies, for walking, wear black chi
hats, lined and trimmed with grey ; or whit
chip, with black trimming ; their dreffes of blac
farfnet, with black filk flockings, and black ki.
or velvet !hoes ; Spanifb cloaks of black velvet
trimmed with lace, and black gloves. Caravan hat
of black velvet, with a long drooping feather, wi
be worn by the falbionable clegantes. -For the Opel
or full drefs,long blacklaceveils,the head ornamente
with cut jet beads, and a crefcent of the fame, c
(mall turbans of black velvet, with a diamond crc
sent in the front , necklaces and croflis of cut jet
robe of black velvet, with jet or diamond epaulets
; lotig white armlets, with black bracelets ;or chemil
of Italian farfnet, with long train, and vandyke
round the bottom with black velvet ; long flowin
veils of black lace, or extremely thin tiffany, vat
dyked with filver all round, depending to the heel
and difpofed fo as to turn a graceful kind of drape
ry, will be generally adopted by fuch of our Ladit
as (lady alegasme and drat.