Star.
London, England, 1805-06-27 00:00:00

DUBLIN, JUNE 22.

Yeflerday Lord REDESDALE was ferved with a
fuipana ad tylificandurn, by the direeion of Dr. 'No,
our Titular Arcbbi(hop, requiring his Loraip's
tendance in London, for the purple of giving es:.
dente in the fuit depending between the noEtfir arht
the Editor of The Antilacolia Review. His
(hip was at the fame time required by a writ of dare:
teem to bring with him a letter written to his Lout.
(hip by Lord FING•c, a copy of which was fointta
in the correfpondence between thefe Noble Perfon•
ages. Lord REDEEDALI informed the agent of the
Donor, who ferved him perfonally with the mil's,
that he could not leave Ireland without a licence
from his Majelly. He was told, in anfwer, that his
attendance would be difpenfed with if he would give
up the letterof Lord FINGAL, which his Lordillip
declined doing, as Lord Fumes would, in his eta.
mination, be fully capable of giving in evidence the
fubftance of his own letter, if material at all to the
bufinefs depending.

Yefierday a Poll Mimi)ly was held at the Ezhi.
bition-honfe, William Ilreet, to dee two Citizens to
Terre the offices of High Sheriffs of Dublin, for the
enfuing year, in the room of Meas. *Rainy and
Lotto, who fined each 300 guineas, to be ereofed
from (erring ; when the Lord Mayor and Board f
Aldermen, from the lilts fent up, finally elated limo
BLACK BR and Jona TUDOR, Erqrs. While tte
was fent up to the Lord favor and Board of /Vol,.
men. Mr. Powsu.arofe in the Afretably or the Elto,Ar.
and Commons, and Rated that it was a canna with
the fining Sheriffs to sweetie the Corporation; he
therefore moved to have the four gentlemen who had
fined for the office reminded of this hely:a* Vale I
which was unanimoufly agreed to ! ! I

Yenetday, about two o'clock, the Loa!) Cmaitcn.
Loa rifited Mr. PITT.

Yefferday morning the Ruffian Ambafador trail.
faked bulbuls at Lord MuLoaava's Office.

An evening print announced yetterday an attack
by the combined fleet upon Trincomalee, in the Maud
of Ceylon. How did the news come ? To Trine°.
melee requires a voyage of between three and four
months.—The combined fleet failed on the Loth of
April.
Another report Rates, that the French and Spa
fleets feparated fomevrbere between latitude 20. and
40. North, and longitude to. and 30. Well, (a wide
field) and proceeded to their different points of defti•
nation the former to Ceylon, and the latter to Tri•
nidad, the only two polfeffions confirmed to England
by the Treaty of Amiens, and which, fay the polite.
cal cafuits of St. Cloud, IS it is fit and proper fhe
fhould firft lofe by her breach of that Treaty."—ln
fait, however, no certain accounts have been received
refpeaing them.
A curious circumftance occurred at Fortfinourh on
Monday :—Owing to the fignal No. 9, being made
from the platform, ;Mind of No. 6, a boat from
every man of war, merchantman, and tranfporr, was
fent to the fhore, with fix men in each. The boats
exhibited a grotefque appearance, as many of them,
on the (par of the occafion, were manned and um.
naged by artillery men, marines, and landfmen fery
ing as tailors.

A letter from Embden, dated May 24, lays, II Mr.
PATT&R11011, brother to Mrs. Paces BOVIAPART4
arrived here yefterday, accompanied by a M.C.amil,
who returned with Prince jeaoma from America....
Mr. Pa T rak soy eapefted to find his filler arrived here
from England, lodgings having been engaged for
her, and the French Government having direaed
that (be mould await the final orders of her brother-
in-law, the Emperor, at this place."

Monday, being Midfamtner Day, a Common
Hall was held at Guildhall, for the eleftion of She.
riffs, and for the offices of Chamberlain, itridgemsf.
tern, Auditors, and Aleconners, for the year enfuing.
The names of the following Gentlemen being put up
for Sheriffs

Alderman and March. Taylor.
and Leather-Wer.
and Patten maker.

oittentntley, Eft+
Ef
Thomas Roweroft.q.
Efq.
titchnutioneban Smith. FA. a-Txl ironmonger:
••ar Lea, Erg. --- and Weaver.
Claud. Stcph. Hunter, Efq. --- and Mach. Taykr.
John Prinfep. Efq. and Skinner.
Jamb Boydell, EA!. - and Stationer.
when Joust Aunty, Erg. and THOMAS SMITH, Efq.
Aldennen,were declared to be elated Sheriffs for the
City of London and County of Middlefer.
The former City Officers were re•eleded.

Laft week, a leaning tower, at Yanwath Hall,
Cumberland, belonging to Lord LOWTH sa, was re.
liored to its perpendicular by the ingenuity of his
Lordfhip's workmen. This maffy edifice, upwards
of 35 feet high, had been propped above 40 years;
and overhung its bafe three feet eight inches. The
undertaking created conaderable apprehenfion, yet
was performed without crack or rent in the building,
or the kali injury to any individual.

• On Tacfday evening, about eight o'clock, the
well known and venerable oak, called Fairlop Tree,
on Henault Forell, in Effez, was dikovered to be on
fire. The fire was difcovered by one of the (orders.
and a number of parlous who refide near the (pot,
came with pails and procured water to extinguttb the
flames, but without effea, the main branch on the
(Huth fide, with part of the body, being confumed.
It continued burning yeflerday morning, and very
little hopes were entertained o Cuing any part of it.
This celebrated tree meafured 48 feet round the body,
and revere) of the arms meafured from ten to twelve
feet. It Shaded about an acre of land. It is fur
poled to be five hundred years old. Teefday morn..
ing a party of about 6o came from London in feverel
carriages. They amufed themfelvel during the day
with playing at cricket and various other fportc.—
They made a fire near it, and about two hauls after
they had left the (pot the fire was dircovered.

A melancholy accident happened on Friday IA
in the neighbourhood sjf Langford, in the County of
Somerfet. As Mr. Omar, Adjutant to the Ballets
Battalion of the Mendip Legion, commanded by the
Right Hon. J. H. Aoossgroa, was returning from
a drill a few miles dillant late in the evening, his
borfe (forted with him, and threw him on his head,
which proved fatal to him in a few hours. His Infs
will be fevelvlr felt by the Corps, in difciplining
which be bad been indefatigable, and for which h:
was well qualified, ba,;ag been near forty years in
the Militia.

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS THIS DAL— Wind N. E.

AIR. DUX. Alt. MDR.
thOEO 1 0 I Hamburah o 3
Watt:fiord 1 1 G.4tmbiarata o it
Laward Illzads o o I Lithos o z

rIEZANCE, JUNE s4.—Since my lee arrived the
ritzy, of this place, NoAL, from Briaol, with fundries.
Moil cf the veirels mentioned in my letter of the sad
have failed for their refpeftive places of clellination.
All this day it has blown a fman breeze at about
N. by E.
hystourn, Juwe 25.—Came in the Mary, Capt.
floarcn, from Frederickfladt, with deals for the
enck vard ; the RANGER cutter, of 14 guns, Capt.
..eazult, froth a cruize, with a fmuggling vefel from
Cuernfey, laden with soocafits of fpitits, which the
clouted laR night or the Deadman ; the EAGLE
e;:eife cutter from a cruize, with the Fortune (must-.
,futtg tl,op, of Farley'. from Guerufey, laden with
4sou caitts of fpirits. which the captured hit, night off
the Start the Noes, 'of 38 guns, from a araize
alto the Fridag .Frihed, Capt. Coanaitsbuis from
Cet'e far this port, with brandy, f* the Navy
lies detained by the. Ptztragtm,brig,. bat is (mew
liberated. The PILTER is likewife'arrived.• l -sr.,
p..T.MOVT Jana 36.....A11fred 'the' tliti
.
ter from a eruize.—Wind W. S.W.
. Deac, Jows 26.—Came deism fronstbeesikieti
DALT 1:100p Of viaro7rAri feed the: %WRITE loop. of
war, from the Northward, and feveral gun-brigs,
from off the French Coaa.—Bailed the Bsztuairui
sr.an of war, to the weftwatd, and. the VISUSICIS
bomb, with the Sir William Pulteoey and the Diana
EAU Indiamto and feveral outward-bound vetch,
under convoy, for Portfmouth. This morning his
Najelly's (hip St. Attain, in getting under weigh
to atilt her birth in the Downs, went athwart haufe
the lurt.sst)t, of 4 guns, and carried away the
I%nix:3l4's bowfprit and fore.top.gallant swift and
figine bead, with confiderable next damage.
Ger.& 'toe z. jun 24..—The brig ReCOVety,Wilet.ss,
of this port, bound to New Yolk. west on there in a
thic', fag on the Jetferfluwe, about twelve miles to
the inuthward of Sandy Hook, on the I nth ult. It is
doubtful whether the may begot off ; the molt of her
cargo will probably be laved. The Euphrates, Coto
:as., of this port, for Honduras, was fpoke by his
Majelly's !hip Cracieufe, on the t zth April.—By a
ltuct, received on Friday lafl, from Scarrel Bay,
Eutr, we learn that a wherry, from Lochgilphead
for this port, was upfct, on the evening of the 19th
intl. by a fudJen fquall from the land, with twenty-
fir people on board, and only ten were raved, by a•
b,ar that put off from the thore to their affillance.--
Sis rf the dead bodies were found when the ,letter
SUS cittisatched.

. Livia root.. Join I.l..—Arrived • syelerday..the
ilf,olus, Totem! ; Johan and Hotwieta, 'Nair ; and',
Pro•hulF, Booms., from Dantrit, with wheat and
deais. The Sarah, M.Lons ; Ann, WILLOUGHBY •
Diana, Mane,- front hence for the Gold Coal! ; Pref:l
set, Hlsren,. boss hence for Old Cal.ilsaii and:
Xoe, !sits, from hence for Angela, paired Cape:
.Falmai the t3th January. His Istajely's Ihip Tkost
Trost, paired ditto the id February. with fix fail in.
company. The Refolution Bum KIR, from New Or-
teats E'er this port, failed a fortnight before the Mag-
met. The Cleopatra, Aatsaatet.t., was to fail from
New Orleans for this port in a week after the Magnet.
The Swallow, fined front Africa for the Welt
IntheS the sth March.
An 'accl—:Kittyia Amelia, Nuttall from timer at Angola ;
kary, C3mpbell, from h•pce at Tortola; Mc. ih,venie, from
buret zt St. Thomas's; Highlander. Stevenfun, from Southwick
sal Portfmnuth at Demerara; Hannah, Brown; and Rufus,Hut-
LnJ, from hence at Charlrfton; Mures —, from hence at
Nov York; I.iherty, Sand+, from hence at Bahamas; Commerce.
from hence at Virginia; Harmony, —, from :wive at
Bolton; Prafperity, Bark, from hence at Ph;lachlphia ; Elizabeth,
Jrrl'n, Iran hence at Tonning,n; Snphia Helena. Kraft, from
hart at Cadit ; Thorns+, Pince; and Admiral Nelfon, Simplon,
from hence at Afric., ; Fame, from hence at Philadelphia ;
Goverhor Gillman. Weft; William Penn, Hurley; Union, lam-
fon ; anc Hudfon,Rook,from hence at New Yurk ; Fame, Lewis;
Diana, Kau on% ; and Margaret, Eldrid, front In.nce at Balti.
more; Shephrricfs,-a— ri.”ll heme at Norfolk; WooPOD.Sher-
word, tram Afr'cs at Jamai:a ; and Nile, Gwyn, from Africa at
C halve on,