Star.
London, England, 1802-03-25 00:00:00

DUBLIN, MARCH 20.

The following Gentlemen have been appointed
High Sheriffs for the year I Boa :
ANTRlM—Langford Heyland. of Glmoak,Ffq.
AillitAoll.•-jOhl! Henry Burgas, of Woodpark, Efq.
CAVAN—rho Baker, of Athgrove,
LA CRE-.- arms Melon'', of Kiltaunon, Efq.
CA 'Low—John Bennett, of Ballylovzhan, Ffq.
Coa IS—Rich. Thomas Orpen, of Fr.mkfort, Efq.
Dux, EGA K.—William Hamilton Mb, }7q.
Down—Hugh Kennedy, of Caltra, Efq.
Dos u :4—Right Hon. Rich. AnnerLy.
istkMAsAtsii—James King. of C.Zll:4lte, Erg.
GA twAY—DOLialliCi Browne, Efq.
IKE any—Georg.: TwIL, Efq.
KILDA E—Thamas Ticket', of Logftown, Efq.
Kt —Kin. Charles /kaki, of Kilkcany.
KIN n's Co —Clunia Baldwin, of Comm, Efq.
I.orratat—Patrick Dendas, Efq.
Etstcalea—Wm. Johnfon Hartc, of Cookers, Efq.
Lune/roan—Robert Holmes, Efq.
Laura—Turner Mean, of Green Mount Lodge, Efq.
Movo—Hthry Browne, Erg.
Maar u—Thomas Pepper, of 13.111ygart1,. Efq.
MOVACNATCWIIL Maybe, of Franc MtPtlnt• Efq.
gyszit's Co.—/faat Huniptirys, of ranown. 14.
Roscommon—Jahn ofFroltek, Efq
&too—James Crofton, of Longford. Efq.
T 3 PPrItAltiR.D. H.l.ovve, jun. Efq. of Lower. Green.
TV It ON I—Hamilton Gunter, jun. Efq.
WAT RRRRRR Palh(er, of Comers Lodge, Efq.
V. Murray, of Mount Murray,
WRZIORDIASUCS Boyd, of RoCare, E.
W te— icsmo ohn Crithley, of Callino, • q.
His Excu,saacy yeßerday entertained at din-
ner, in a very fumptuous Rylc, the Lord Mayor,
Recorder, Aldeznien, High Sheriffs, and teveral
perfons of high official rank.
On Wednefday night lail, Mr. Jullice Beta. ap-
prehended Wm. Kearney, in whole trunk he found,
on the morning hefore,a great number of forgeries
on the Bank of Ireland, betides a quantity of pa-
per with their water-mark.

On Thiwfday lalt Thomas Tardy was found
guilty before the Recorder, of having in hi. puf-;
feveral blank p*ers bearing the water wark
of the Bank of Ireland, &c. and was fentenced to
be tranfported far life.
James Kelly and James Maher, found guilty of
dealing twelve yards of ribbon from the houfe of
a We. Bret • John Byrne, a fervant to Mr. Stew-
art, brankfeller, for dealing almanacks ; Hefter
kan, for ,dealing a diver watch from Thomas
gOierte t kcharsT Browne, aliac Smith, for deal-1
4tig an undaileal valve ea. the property of
?Atka Al'Auleyt .Ek4nor Rea and Anne Doyle,
fur Stealing Sateen yards of ceUjcp, the property
of /Baden Swinny—to be feverally trap ported for
tevga years.
On Saturday Ziword Borst, a paper•maker,
charged with forging notes on the Beak of Ireland,
was committed to Newgate. On the fame night
a countryman, from the county of Donegal/ was
taken up, with a quantity pf forged note; in his
poffeffion. The forgeries in this country have
arifen to a mod'alanning ettent.
Some nights hose, the honk of John Kilverton,
an aged induariotts fanner, at Stagdale, county of
Limerick, was attacked by a numerous fet of
armed ruffians, for the purport of robbing him, and
forcibly carrying off his daughter. Kilverton bay-
ing previou fly got intimation of an intended attack
on his bottle, applied to a gentleman in his neigh-
bourhood, who fupplied him for his defence with
two bayonets, and with the ;Mame of hi; fon '
and nephew, beat off the 044114, who fired
thirteen (hot, into the houfe ; Tome of the ruffians,
who with fledges broke the lower part of the doer,
had the temerity to enter the hook.
..old Kilverton
and his fuLsll party made fo good ufe of their bay-
onets and a pitchfork, that dirge of the aireilanta
died the *et day, and another is languifbing, who
received a dab from old Kilverton in the throat,
endeavouring to force in at a window. Four of
the above party have been appreheuded. Muth
praife is due to this brava old man, his fon, and
nephew, for their (pirated defence.

Mr. MIMI? an After on the Dublin Stage,
has produced a Comedy entitled Trial', All, which
was received with Great applaufe. As the circum-
fiances are local, a, perhaps, will not bear troll
pleating to Covent-Garden.
ENGLISH &me LOTT 111M—Twenti.firft Day.
—No. 144)68, Ora drawn), a Prize a 30,000.-
No 512189, a Prize of too.—No. 16,045, a Prize
of cool.—Nos. 26,478, 14,616, Prizes of sool.
Nos. 16,747, 32,313, 51,025, 41,543, 18,875, and
47.977, Prizes of .541
The Ticket No. t 4,060, as firil drawn yeflerday,
intitled to Twenty Thoufand Pounds, was taken
ont of the Bank in July 14a, by Meffrs. HAZARD,
BURN E, and Co. and fold at their Office. Royal-
Exchange ; where N 4. 51,189, drawn the fame
day a Prize of One Thontind Pounds; No. 27,872,
drawn the 13th day a Prize of Ten Thoulind
Pounds ; and N. 15.440, the 12th day, a Prize
of Five Thoufuld Pounds, were 811(41 iu marts.
The fracas, at Maicitlone, between Mr. Witt)-
, macro) and Mr. Serjeant BEST, 1.1(01114 at any
other time have engrolfed the whole of the public
attention, but now you can feasce go into any cir-
cle, but the general topic is the aftonilking Rich
State of the Wheel !--.bid you ever know fo rich
a Wheel at fo advanced a period of the Lottery ?
is in every one'. mouth. Indeed it it wonderful
that the Lottery (hould be two-thirds over and
three Prizes of ao,oocl. two Prizes of I 0,0001. ar d
two Prizes of 2,0001. (even Prizcs of I,cool. re-
main undrawn. Tickets at prefent are eh,: tp, but
,in a few. days the. flat ural lea/city rauil make thern
rife confiderably.

• A Convicts .F 0 FAMILIES.—Robbing and Real.
ing would be lets frequent and more readily de-
teaed, if what is ftolcu could at all times be clearly
identified—Linen, in particular, and all other fucli
articles, &mild conftantly be inatked with the
name at full length iiiilead of initials. This may'
moft effatually be accomplilbed by any perfon
who can ufe a common pen as on paper, by tiring
the Original Permanent Ink, prepared by Mr..
Hun!, Chemitl, No. la, Long Acre, the bile
I Proprietor cif this invaluable competition. Though
hand-writing alone be a molt undotiable proof of
identity, it is rendered Rill more cit.:boil by. the
impodiSility of itO ever being effaced, whether on
'cotton, Elk or linen.

Toe t infl. at his houfe Ho:mfry, the wife of B. Pe: 0.,
Fig. of a daught r.
Same dee, Mr 4 O'Neill, wife of Car.taln O'Neill, or tht
Royal Nary, of a for..
On Saturday. at hnur.: in Holks-ftrert, Crecndifh-rquare,
the I ..nly of John Larking, Efq. of Cl.,echottfe, Kent, of a ion.
On the 22d inßanr, the Lady of J• C. Role, Lfq. of Cranflcy,
NorthJniptoothire. of a fon and heir.