Star.
London, England, 1804-09-13 00:00:00

WATERF(NI), SEPT. 5.

What the fituation of Ireland will be, thoold the
French effect the long menaced inwafion, is here, as
it mull be with you, a luhjett of the dvepett and
moll ferions contemplation, . here are thole among
u. who fcruple not to aver, that diCaffelion is ready
and eager to embrace the fit it oceafi..n of atlivity,
and that the fyltem of organisation has been for time
time back fully perfected. It is to be remarked,
however, that thofe who thus (peak are either alarm-
ills, who give credit and circulation to every idle
tale, and marify the terrors which fancy has eve-
aced, or perfons who are fwayed by private and OM
motives. It is the opinion of
in g man, that the great body of the nation have
liltened with attention to the accounts of French in
juitice aid cruelty, which have been induniiouny
circulated, and derived from them the valuable lelfons
if loyalty to tLir Kiac and love to their Country.
Theie was a time when this obfervatinn would not
have applied; but that time is pall, and the con-
curling aid (except from a few defperate wretches,
fuch as every country numbers among( its inhabi-
tants), which the enemy of human happincfs might
have ezpeaed in Ireland, has paired away with it.—
If the fyileen of orgaanation be complete, it moll
have been accomplitbed without the necentary affif-
lance of combinations and meetings; and its objell,
whatever that may be, mull be attained without the
Rill more necefary aid of arms, and every other fpe-
cies of military apparatus. But fella are better than
volumes of argument, and from the following much
may be concluded. Gnineas, which during times of
difturbance and fufpicion, were purchafed at from
half-a-crown to three (billings premium, are now fre-
quently fold for one (killing, and under. Does not
tbis prove, that feelings of confidence and fatuity
are fall rerouting their influence on the public minds
Let us, then, if it runt! be Co, be put to the tell, and
we will at once, and foe ever, put to Mame the in-
veitives which ate poured upon us, on account of
one &north, and divifions, and give dean tefti
many a oar-patriotian.

NNYTICOL INTSLAIGENCL

MAILS THIS DAYl—Whad Saab,
ataa. sea- ma. OPI.
trZarl .3 I Rambo*
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DEAL, SETT. 12.—Pot back the Princefs Eliza.
Beth, Foaaasoams, for New Providence, and remains
with the ref of the flips as per laft. Wind S. W.
Psuiasce, AUG. to.—Since my lin the Gar.
KIT Hoop of war, Captain Ban, eame in, and re-
mains. Yefterday arrived the Hero. of and from
Jerfey, in ballaft, in order to take a cargo of wine
fur exportation; and to-day the Flora, of and for
this •ptace, Homier Matter, from Plymouth, with
lime (loan, timbering difehargad a eat go of fundrita
from London at that port.
Pr.r.seourn. San. s t.—Came in the COCKATRICE
armed brig, of is guns, with a fleet under convoy,
from the Eaftwnrd ; alto the Alma, of 38 guns.
from the Channel fleet. Sailed the Natrrttgs, of
8 guns, to the Weftward.

PORTIIIIOI.ITH, SEPT. 12.--Arrived the MERCOAT
frigate from a algae. Sailed the Meaux Hoop of
war

YAllmotin; Se yr. 2.—Monday morning failed
the MAGICIIIIIIL frigate, with live nod, for the fleet
under Admiral Trroasesottouart.—Arrived from
Sbeernefs the CLIO/ATI& frigate, where the has been
paid. Yellerday failed the Visit. gun-brig; and this
day the Csasoa gon.brig on a cruise. Under fail.
ing orders the CLsoearza frigate; INS/ACTOR &MP;
and Virus lugger. Remain the MOUSIOUTH flag
Ibipl, Panaso►s, Airavnvirr, and C6IO/ATS/1 fri-
gates; lassacroa Poop'; Venus lugger East. Sr.
VINCINT snd Zoos% nutters. Wind 8.8. E. light
breeze. Lord Groans Lunt)* Gowan is espeaed
to arrive, here this evening to embark on board as
AllirllTST frigate for Rain.