Star.
London, England, 1801-09-12 00:00:00

DUBLIN, OPTEMILE# 8.

Thntfday lafi his Excellency Lord Hmtowicat
paid a vifit to the county of Wicklow, and was re-
ceived at Bleffington with every mark of refpee,
the Yeonianry Older imp, bells ringing, &c. &c.
Early on Friday morning the Lord Lieutenant
took the diverfion of gronfil 'hooting on the adja-
cent mountains; from the weather being fo very
unfavourable his Lordibip did not meet with much
(port. On Saturday his Excellency and Suite,
I accompanied by tome of the neighbouring gentry,
rode to that delightful romantic fpot, the Water.
fall at Pool-a-phoca, belonging to the Right Hon.
the Earl of Milltown, and afterwards paid a vifit
at Rursborough Houle.
Silt HENRY BaowNa HAYEL—two prifoners
I received fentence of death at the la& affixes for
Cork, for carrying off young women, a crime
vary prevalent in this country; but as the circum-
-fiances of the two cafes have been extremely dif-
ferent, fo has been their fates. _ _

Sir Henry Hayes, of whom fo much has been
Rated in all the public papers, was convided at
the affixes in April laft, upon indifputable evidence,
of carrying off Mifs Pike by force five,years ago,
to his own houfe, and attempting to marry her •
brit it appearing that no perfonal violence was of-
fered to her ivhilit in his houfe, 'and that the was
furnithed with pen, ink, and paper the next morn-
ing, and allowed freely to communicate with her
friends, (fome of whom came immediately for
her to the prifoner's houfe and carried her home
without oppofition on his part), the Jury ear.
neftly recommended him to mercy, and the exe-
cution of his fentence has accordingly been rc-
fpited. It is expeded that he will be pardoned
upon condition of being tranfported to Botany
Bay for life ; but his property is all forfeited by
the judgment of attainder.
The other cafe was that of Thomas Murphy,
who, by a confpiracy, carried off the daughter of a
farmer in decent circumftances, and locked her up
in a public houfe all night, from whence the was
forced into a field and ravithed by him. So ag-
gravated and enormous an outrage will receive the
fate it deferved, and this man has accordingly been
left to fuller the fentence of the law.

New York Papers up to the 3oth of July reached
us yefferday. The following articles we think the
only ones worthy of being fdeded
Admiral Sir WM. Pause, on quitting the
North American Ration to return to England, was
prefented with an addrefs from the merchants and
other inhabitants of Halifax, expreflive of their
gratitude to him for his unremitting attention to
the protedtion of their commerce, and their deep
regret fbr his departure. •
This addrefi was received in a very favourable
manner by the Admiral.
We have known for fome time paR that feveral
of the Prefident's appointments were extremely
unpalatable to the oppofite party. In thefe Papers
we find 'a long rernonftrance by a body. of mer-
chants on the fubjea of one of there appointments.
The anfwer of the Prefident is very fpiritedl, and
while he allows in the fullefl manner the conflitu•
tional right of the fubjed to remonflrate on the
appointments of the Government, he Rates with
much ability the reafons on which the appoint-
ments complained of are founded.
The very numerous emigration into all parts of
the American Republic, beg es to excite among
a certain dais confiderable apprehenflon : they
area to be ferioufly alarmed about the dangers
which may flow from inch an immenfe intermix-
ture of foreigners, and pretend that the greater
part of them are bufily employed in promoting the
caufe of fcepticifm and irrelig, ion. Whatever may
be the future confequence of there emigrations, we
believe the danger is yet wholly idea, and that the
complaint originates from bigotry and prejudice.
It is not very eafy to conceive that people who go
to America merely in purfnit of means of lubfill-
ence ihould immediately on their arrival fet lip as
apofiles of infidelity. It is not true that the ma-
jority of• emigrants are from the idle and worthlefs
of fociety : thefe left find means to prey on their
neighbours at home, while the fober and incluarious
Peek in a diilant clime that provifion which they
cannot obtain in their own country.
The Baltimore Paper contradiets the report that
Mr. Jsrssesos invited THOMAS Pains to return
en America, and offered a frigate for his fervice.
Mr. Javraasou's letter was only a formal anfwer
to a complimentary letter which that Gentleman
wrote from France on the triumph of Republica-
nifm in the United States. _ _

On the 29th of Jul), feveral families from Swit-
zerland arrived at New York. They are princi-
pally vine-drelfers, and brought with them feveral
boxes of vines, as well as feeds. They fct out next
day for the Kentucky vineyard, and exped to be
followed by soo of their countrymen.
The commerce of the port of Bolton is much in-
commoded by the Berceau's refufal to fail, as the
Brit:A (hip that watches her in the bay, brings to
and boards all veffels ontward•bound. _ _

Mr. JosHua WNDOIII43TOIII, of New York, has
brought aSions for flander againft two perfons,
for charging him with being concerned with the
Britifh Conful in a plan to carry away furwp-
titioufly and by force Jamas CHEETHAM, Editor
of the paper, called ,4 The Citizen."
A letter from Salem, North America, dated
July so, lays, " It appears by the different a:-
counts brought by the Eall India Chips, arrived at
this town, that a grand expedition has been fitted
out from Bengal. There were nearly too fail of
large (hips carrying troops, holies, &c. and con-
voyed by feveral (hips of war, under Admiral
Rains la. After the fleet failed, which was about
the tit of March, from Ceylon, where it had ren-
dezvoufed, feveral (mall divillons of (hips departed
from the Ganges to join. The fleet took in a large
quantity of water. Some eftimate the force at
so,ooo, others s s,OOO men. There were two Eu-
ropean regiments. The remainder confills of Se•
poy troops feleaed from their bell corps. Several
regiments, it is laid, have been fent from the Cape
of-Good Hope to aet in concert. The expedition
is fuppofed to be stained again! the French in
Egypt, by the Re,' Sea."