Star.
London, England, 1801-08-04 00:00:00

DUBLIN, 7nr 3o;

Monday, his Excellency the LOPS Li Et/T6NANT
of IrelanCi reviewed come of the troops in the
Pharnix Park. The Lady Lieutenant and fevtral
other Perfonagcs of diahletinn w.-re fpetetators.
A nit), Council was held by his Excellency on
Tuefday WI; at Dublin Cagle, when a variety of
bufinefs was tranfa6ted. Mr. Secnnary Amio-rr
was fworn of the Council, and took his place ac-
cordingly.
A Proclamation was ordered by the COuncil,
offering a reward of tool. for each of the grit three
perfons concerned in houghing 3Z cheep and nine
bullocks, in the county of Kildare, the property of
GILBERT MA tug, Efq. and burning his !tables
and out-houfes.

Yellerday morning the Earl and Counters of
CLARE arrived at their Houle in Ely-place, Dublin,
from England.
Saturday lA, Lord CALLEN failed for Port•
Patrick, and on Monday Vikount CLERnowv ar.
rived from Portpattick.
Lord O'NEIL, and Lord C. Bsstmaca, fourth
fon of the Duke of PORTLAND, have arrived in
Dublin.

A (hocking fpeflacle of that moR inhuman
preaice of houghing and maiming cattle, was feat
in Smithfield on Thurfday left, when feven bul-
locks, and thirtytwo fheep were brought to fale
on cars, that had been treated in that favage man-
ner. The fcenc of the atrocity was in the county
of Kildare, in the neighbourhoods of Lyons and
Balringlafs.
Thomas Corry and John Dchnrt, the Captain
and Mate of a fhip who have been fome time con-
fined in Nen-gate, on a charge of having at fez
caufed the death of one of the hands of the vele),
were on Friday enlarged. Finding that they could
not be tried at the laft commifEun, but only in a
Court of Admiralty, they memorialed his Excel-
lency the Lord Lieutetant,in confequence of which
they were brought up to the Celtic, and after a
IlriEt and humane inveßigation of the charge
againft them, by the Right Honourable J. STIW.
ART, his Majcfty's Attorney General, it appeared
to be malicious and ill founded,the ruffian having
abfconded who was the accufer. There men are
much to be pitied, having greatly fuffered by long
confinement.

Saturday, games M.Laugbfin found guilty of
uttering forged bank notes, was executed at the
front of the New Gaol, purfuant to his fentence.
No one has travelled the roads of Ireland with-
out experiencing the intolerable nuifance of Cabin
Curs; there noxious animals, partaking nothing .
of the hofpitable and friendly natures of the poor
cottagers who own them, rtm out at the approach
ofa horfeman or a carriage, and by their barking
and attempts to bite the cattle, are often the caufe
of imminent danger, and, too frequently, of the,
molt Ihockiag accidents. A melancholy inilance
of this occurred lately in the neighbourhood of
Londonderry : as a party of ladies was returning
from the country on a jaunting ear, the houfe
frightened by a dog which ran from a houfe on
the road fide, gallopped off, when Mrs. Axis-
STRONG, wife of Captain ARMSTRONG of the Fer-
managh militia., attempting to difengage herfelf,
was thrown front the car and killed on thefpot.—
The other Ladies efcaped without any material
injury.
Saturday night, the honk of Mr. Jeoffry Foote,
at Effex.bridge, was robbed of cafh and notes, by
Tome perfon or perfoni, who found means to con-
ceal themfelves therein for that purpofe.

HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY.
almilitsom AND OTHERS V. THE jAsOtt AND CARGO.
Thefe were faits inflituted for falvage by B.
Beverley, of London, merchant, owner of the fnow
Tapfler, of Norton:, and of John Anderfon' Cap-
tain of the Tapfter, who claimed for and on behalf
of liinifelf and crew, *nd of a perfon of the name
of Myles Hughes. a pafknger on board tile Tap-
fler, who likewife libelled againft the fail brig
Jafon and cargo, as a failor, for preferviaa this
vacl and cargo from ckftruaion.
The filets of this cafe appeared to be as follow:
The Snow Tapfler. the property of Mr. Beverley.
being on her paffage from Norfolk, in Virginia. to
Cork, difcovered the brig Jafon about twenty
leagues to the fouthward and weftward•of Cape
Clear, with her head to the north, under a dole
reefed maintop-fail, and apparently in much clifor-
der. Captain Anderfon, imagining fhe was in
di ft re fs,hawled his wind and made a stretch to fetch
the brig Jafon, and on hailing her received no an-
fwer, he therefore difpatched his Mate and two of
his feamenon board,who fltortly after returned and
reported to him that this veffel was totally defened,
that there were four feet and a half of water in
the hold, and it appeared to theist, that it was the
intention of the perfons who abandoned her to
have funk her, as the was kuttlect, and that fbe
was laden with fundry ankles of merchandife.--as
Captain Anderfon thereupon made fuch judicious
arrangements as be thought advifable, and beought
this veirel and cargo in fafety into the port. The
other parties who claimed falvage were O'Meara,
mate of the Tapfler, and Richard Walker, and
Patterfon Morris, feamen, who were put on board
this reel to navigate her under Captain Ander-
fon's direCtions. •

The cattle was argued by Advocates for the re,
fpcdive parties, the owners of the Jafon and cargo
fubmitting to fuck reafonable compenfation as the
Court might award.
The Learned jiidge, with much ability and legal
knowledge, laid down the law refpeding faloage,
and particularly the duty of falvors in cafes of tii is
kind ; he adopted the dodrine of Sir WM. Scorr,
that the cut% ferrite performed was not the pro-
per tell for the quantum of reward ; that it was
for the intereil of cotinmeree and navigation, that
a confiderable reward (ball be held up, and that if
meritorious falrors are to he paid at all, they ongbt
to be paid liberally : in this cafe the Court taking
into conlideration that if this velfel and camo was
not opportunely fared by Captain Anderfon and
crew, inevitable dellrudion mud have followed, he
therefore decreed them the one half valise of flip
and cargo, which was diaributed according to the
rtfpeetile rank and exertions of the daimons.

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