Star.
London, England, 1804-07-26 00:00:00

DUBLIN, "Tar 2i.

A perfon who anfwers the deferiprion of M'Catie,
the noted Lille infurgent, has been apprehended in
the county of Wexford, and lodged in gaol.
We feel ourfelves called upon to notice the very
great lofs and embarraffinent which the Traders of
Dublin at this moment fullain, and the country at
large, in confequence of the ilfue of the new Bank
Tokens. The Dollars hitherto in circulation expe-
rience now a depreciation ofispatiephatfperray each,
and the public good fenfe, combating with the preju-
dice thus excited, can, alone, prevent a further de-
preciation. The evil of the bare coinage of dialing:
and fixpences was fuppufed to have been done away
by the introduflion of dollars palling forss. t ifd. on
the faith of the Bank of Ireland*, and the injury
which each individual fuffered'was chearfully borne
in confequence, and thrown into the facrifice of pub-
lic accommodation, but now a new evil mires from a
fouree the laft to have been cape/led, and the .Bank
of Ireland, without any notice whatever, eompleatly
cries down the dollars to which it had before im-
parted credit, and they are now rtfufed altogether in •
payment.
It would be urqttlt to expel that the Bank of Ire-
land thould be refponfible for all the old dollars in
circulation, beeatife a great poriink of them have ,
been imported by private individual% brit it •ertainly
is our conftruCtion of prfliee, and we trudit an ha-
nett one, that the Bank thould take back its full iffue f
of dollars at the value iffued.
• The dollarr have hitherto been received for the above vales
at the Cullom-honk red other public aloes. '

Difpatches from G.lvemor Krim were on Tuef.,
day received at the Secretary of State's Offices
Sir Noes POPHAM had a very long interview with '
Lord Haaaowar, at his Lordthip's UtScc, in Down-
ing-ftreet, yeflerd.q.
Sir &DWI Serve has left town for Bath, fur the
re.eliabliihment of his health.

Saturday arrived in Leith Roads, his M.ijeny's
defence Stip Noitrots, Lieutenant SINCLAIR. from
the Downs ;And the Idannat.asta armed (hips Cwt.
Put Mall, from Tonningen,
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On Thmfday a ♦ery eloahnt pair of colours were
prefented to the Abergavemiy Volunteers, by Mrs.
Haw a nav WILIIANS, of Colebrook. The corps were
handfomelf regaled at this hofpitable manfion 1 and
the entertainment was liberally extended to Coda of
the fpeetatcrs as chofe to partake of the feflivity.

Tutfhy fennight. in the evening, at Blackpool in
Lancafhire, Captain Tuorsas Spiry, of the Wigan
Volunteers, was unfortunately drowned .s he was
bathing ; it is fuppofed his feet Buck in a quick *and.
The Royal GArrifon Battalion arc in future to be
called " The Royal Veterans." _ _

Lotd and Limy Banes' Arrived on Wednefelay lad
at HA where his Lord Regiment, the Eaff
Suffolk Militia, is now quartered.
The Hnn. AtT/WIL PIQIT was invelled with that
Infignia of the Order of the Bath. nu the asr h ult.
at Vienna, by the Eutiaom of G at tha
requelt of the Kimo.
Brigadier General FIROUISON arrived at Ilan lilt
week, t take the command ot his Brigade, c.,tiliiiing
of the Royal Chelhire and Third Lincoln Regimeutk
of Militia.

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On Friday morning the remaining eLttchment of
the Lanarkthite Militia marched intoDury Sr. Ed

mend',, nom Newmarket; and the fame evening,
at eight o'clock, proceeded on tneir route for
bridge barracks. The cr. ud of tpeSatora to with fa
this extraordinary movement of troops was immente ;
not only from 1., tinning! a ciicumitance. but from
the excellence cf the band a.t.tche t to the regiment,
ihhic , prior to thcii ma, chiog, eht-riaimd a numiier
of Ladies on Angel hat %all many 4.4, and *ghee
favourite airs.

The Commander in Chief will hotly undertake
his annnal tour for the putpole of iiirpetlii.g the
coalt, and reviewing the troop.. Hi. Kny4l High.
net's, it is thought, wiil commence with the E mica
Diftria. Several additional regiments have beea
ordered to that part oldie coalt moll contiguous to
the enemy's (bores. Sir James Ceara's, Lord
Sotrrearrroe's, Major-General Brian's, and Ma•
jar General Bicawrrn'a brigades, have received or.
den to hold thcmfelves in readinefs to march front
the Wen agreeably to the following difphfitioi,,t
into the Southern Diftria ; Sir J. Canto's brigade of
Guards with their battalion guns, on the atile to
Mocking Heath, and there encamp, on the fur cud-
ing day to Tilbury, and from thence to cr .4 the
Thule'. Lord SOUTHAMPTON'S brigade on Turf.
day to Chelmsford, Wedoefday to M rking-neath
and encamp. Thurfday to Tithitry, and ACtsds• to
Gravefend. General ileitis's brigade Wedndclayt
Chelmsford, Tburfday Mocking-heath and encamp,
• Friday, Tilbury, and acrid. the TIIMPIeb. Major
General BSCAMITH's brigade, Firlf Lancashire and
Hertford Militia, on Tuefday to C. leherter, hole on
Wednefday, on Thniftlay to Malden, inc Amp at
Mocking heath tot Friday, Tilbury Fort on Sa urday,
and across the Thames. The latter brigades n tto
carry with them any of the artillery now attache.t to
them, but the whole to be fupplkd with firty rounds
of ball eartridge.—All the troops inroughout the
Lateen Diana have received diredion. from the
War Office, to hold themklses in coottant resdi-
nefs to take the field, and to he immediately pro.
aided with the neceffary equipage for that let .ice.
Their ultimate dellinations ate fuppotid to be Bin.
ham Downs and Ci•eheath, where two camps arc int.
mediately to be formed.
MILITAST FlTF.—Yeflerday the third regiment
of Loyal London Volunteers, commanded by Col.
Its esti.° roe, mune, jog about boo men, embarked
at Blat kfriars-hridge, in is the-tw U. med boats, ef.
carted by the &till of the River F. ncible., under
the command of Commodore Lucas; whence they
proceeded to Putney, and were landed under colter
of the Fencible guns, as an ins ading face. Fr"
thence they proceeded to Wimbledon Common,
wieere they went through a number • f military ma-
nceirstes, and afterwards dined with their Colonel at
Pinney, in a ten.p 'nary building crated for the C.
cafion.—A great coneo-ute of boats attended the
proceflion or. the M ester, u Bich produced a vet!
flout effeti.—We do ni t bear that any accident hap-
pened. The tegiment appeared, for 1/.e Sill time,
in their altered ut,itorn.. white breeches assii black
,g4itcrs, aim the Wu= .4 the GoarJs.

•
• .
re

n of 111Tahe,
)preherided in
gaol.

rice the Very
e Traders of
to country at
e new Bank
culation e pe.
laypestity each,
rith the preju-
a further de-
ge of (haling:
in done away
Tss. tifd. on
nd the injury
earfully borne
crifice of pub-
wife' horn a
and the .154nk
:r, compleady
ad befure im-
'Altogether in

Bank of Ire•
Ad dollars in a
of them hare .
an it mrtainit
tauttit an bn..
ck its fall ;Us

r che above vales

were on Tod. ,
's Office,

interview with '
thnc, in Down- ;

r B. fur the

Mr Majeny's
lIMCLAIR• from
'zed Ihip, CApt.

)1. colours were
'teem by Mrs.
The corps were
snannon ; and
tried to Web of
be kflivity.

at Blackpool in
r, of the Wignn
reed .s he was
in a quick *and.
t in future to be

Wednelllay la%
imlnt, the Eat

everted with the
ou the ssfig ult.
At the

rived at I lull IA
igade,
avail Regimeutit

g d.t rchment of
rat Bury Sr. Ed
he fame evening,
route for Wood,
,!taturs ru witty (1
ups was immente;
(lance, bur from
to the regiment,
rtaimd a numoer
Sp•ts 41Id *Puler

tbmtly undertake
of inipeElitt the
Hi, 10).41 High,
: vith the Eitt,ra
vents have been
01l contiAtioio. to
s Caatc's,
Lima's, and M.
have received or-
fs to smirch from
swing difrfai,oitt
:11A10.6 brig ;de of
, on the avit to
p, on the fucfced-
rence to Cf 'is the
brigade on Titer..
to Mcking4icath
try, and act.* to
igads %retitle(dill
44th and encamp,
Thames- Major!
aft Loteadairc anti
ichelrer. half (41
Alden, itucAmP 11;
Fort on SA today,
rer brigades n t to
ry now atteclie.l to
d with lizty rounds
ps toroughout the
lircitiont from the
in coortant tesdi•
immediately pro•
ge tire diet let tee.
ippotid to be Ba-
r two camps arc On.

the third regiment
nmmandcd by C.Ol.
oo men. embarked
ty it, med boat%, cf.
er F. ntibleN under
ucas I whence they'
landed under enaer
'ding 14,ree. Frio
ii.blcJon Common,
tber • f militAry ma-
with their Ceinnel at
; greeted Int. the 4 c-
hewy' attended the
induced a vet y brit.
at Any accident hap-
J, for It e fill time.
breeches and black
'4uarJa.