Star.
London, England, 1803-09-23 00:00:00

LONDON.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23.
TRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK I
3 pee COIL Conk& 5 54-014 5 Pee CeeiL27*l-
omniun3, 7/ diL

The Dublin Mail of this morning has brought us
intelligence of Robert Emmet hiving been tried on
Monday la 4, and convicted of the crime laid to his
charge in the indictment preferred againft him. The
trial, which occupied the Court for a confiderable
time, excited an uncommon degree of interea. The
evidence fubflantiAted the charges in fuch a fatisfac-
tory manner, that the Jury returned their verdict
without quitting their box.
It is not a little remarkable that on the very day
on which Robert Emmet was tried, his brother Tho-
mas Addis Emmet, the ci•dewant frith director, was ar-
veßed—and within one hour after he had landed on
Irith ground !
We need not now inquire what could induce him
to venture back to a country whole peace and happi-
ntis he had violated, whole loyalty he had endea-
voured to 'undermine, and whole protation be has
forfeited. He will, no doubt, loon be brought to
trial, and fuller that punilltment his crimes have fo
long merited.
We confider his arrell as a fortunate event for the
peace of Ireland—had he efcaped the vigilance of
Office, it is irapoffible to fay what mifchief he might
have occafioned. by Rirring up the vicious and the
ignorant to fresh ads of infurreaion.
It is to be hoped the fate of the Emmet', and the
other satire leaders and agents of frills infurreition, will
prove a warning to the difaffeaed, and lead them at
UR to fee that their belt interefts require that they
&told turn a deaf ear to every one that would en
deavour to make their loyalty, and curfe their country
with tbe.miferies of French fraternization.

Two other French ports, in which they are prepar-
ing and collekting their gunhoats fur the fuljugatior
of Britairs, have been bombarded. On the ta.th irk a
frigate and two ketches, under the command of Cap-
min Owen, flood in and began a heavy fire uponr the
town of Dieppe, which was warmly returned froxa
the caftle and forts. The attack lafled for the !pace
of two hours and a half, in which time upwards of
fix hundred flint were fired from the frigate. Much
daMage was done to the town, which was fun on fire
in feveral places, and a great number of houfes de.
flroyed. They afterwards failed to attack Se. Valery.
As foon as they made their appearance before that
place, the French fled from their batteries ; and dur-
ing the fire, which was kept up for Tome time, the
miferable inhabitants were lien Hying in every di-
ration. After doing the enemy confiderable mifchief
our veffels bcre away to join the flotilla off Boulogne.
We are happy to add that our lots in there attacks
was inconfidcrable.

This day we infert the letters received by the
DORIS from Gibraltar, which the profs of other matter
prevented for there two days pall. They are the
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luta that have been received from that quarter. We

prefent alio a letter from Barcelona. which, though
. sot of fo lato a date, contains force endow and in-

tanning particulars horn the South of Europe, not

before Rated. We have been favoured with this letter
by a Gendetnati who has a rnoß extcnGve and correft
CorrelPoodsece l and our. Readers rnay depend on
the authenticity of the particulars it details:. .
• NEAR BARCELONA. JULY 29.

" On the 35th ult. Admiral Sir RICHAIRD
TOP, Win off Toulon, with nine Gil of the litre :
h er, DONIO/111, BsLLsSLL, GsaaALTaa, MON.
WOUTM, Aoincourr, Swans, Tatutarm, and Re-
nown,and Neactssus frigate. We reconnoitred the
Finch foray at Toulon, and fay ip *imp and

outer Roach eight fa►l of the Lie, and fix or feven
frigates, nearly all ready for fea. The sth of July I
was at Genoa. The gth in the evening, Mr. Foxroa,
Mailer of the Cssta tams Coop of war. In a cutter
captured a French brig, with four 6-pounders, 70
mullets, and 2 t men, 18 of whom were Genoefe.
On the. loth Lieutenant SPENCiIt, of the CauaLEos,
was fent in agig with the crew into Genoa, to defire
the Genoefe to fend a large boat for their fubjeds,
and allow the CAMELIOII to water ; but Lieutenant
SPNNCEIL was detained and the crew. Lieutenant
SPINCEI is to perform 35 days quarantine, and then
to be allowed to go on parole. Sixteen hundred
French troops are in the city. General Mussy ar-
rived the Bth,and made immediately a requifition of
300,0001. ; the Genoefe remonftrated, but to no
effea—he replied, he Mould infdt on having the
whole fum, or for the deficiency of money, a nuns.
ber of men. General MultAT is fuppofed to have
gone to Naples. About the 2311 July, Lord Miami's
flag was flying on board the Am r NION."