Star.
London, England, 1803-09-17 00:00:00

DeBUY, SEPT. 10.

This day, John Hay, alias Harr, ingned for com-
paring war, and attually levying war againft the
King, was tried before the Special Commiffion.
The general fact of the rebellious infurreaion of
the 23d July having been proved as on former trials.
the principal witneffes were the fame as on the
profecution of Rourke, namely, Mahaffy and Ryan.
The firft of thefe clearly proved, that on the night of
the infurreaion (23d July) the prifoner was actively
engaged in it in Thomas-ttreet--that he was among
thole who piked the dragoon, at whom Rourke dn.-
charged the blunderbufs, and that wirnefs heard him
cry nut to the rebellious mob 4, boys, is it the Cattle
we'll attack firft ?"—Ryan depofed alto to the ge-
neral aaivny of the prifoner in the infurreflion, and
further, that be law him pike the honk on which the
affalfinated dragoon had been mounted, and that
this alt of wanton and favage cruelty was committed
when the poor animal had fallen. Nothing came
out on the trots-examination to affelt the direct tali-
mony of thefe witneffes.
Donough M'Creathe, Efq. depofed to the tranfac-
tions occurring in Thomas-ftreet on the evening of
the 23d July, as on Come of the previous trials, and
corroborated Mahaffy's teftimony as to the piking of
the dragoon and honk, and tome one among the
crowd encouraging them to attack the Cattle.
To the chara&er of the prifoner, Pat. Fannin, who
keeps the Talbot Inn, in Thomas.ftreet, was produ.
ced ; he deporedlthat the prifoner had lived in his ter-
vice for tome months, and behaved honeftly ; to his
general charafter for loyalty he :Auld bear no tefti-
mony ; the witnefs Ryan had had a little room up in
his inn yard, and Mahaffy lodged with him ;—they
1 appeared to him indufhious perfons. On his croft-
. I examination, he Paid that the prifoner had driven a
car for him on the 23d July, but on the next day
(Surtflay) left his fervice without any notice, or af-
hgning any caufe, nor did he hear of him again until
he heard he ras taken up at Edenderry, to which
place he had fled.
Three female wheelies acre to the prifoner'shav-
ing been at his lodging in Soot], Earl-ftreet, (near
Thomas4reet ) on the evening of the 23d July, about
nine o'clock. bet admitted that he might have gone
out again that evening.
The defence having been doled, the Hon. Baron
Groans recapitulated the evidence on both• fides
clearly and minutely, and obferved, that although
the evidence of the three women had been true, yet
,would it not be incontinent with that of the witneffes
in the profecution. The prifoner might have been
in Earl-nreet at nine o'clock, and be alfo might have
been in Thomas-fireet at the time laid in the india-
ment—but it was for the Jury to confider under all
the circumflances of the cafe, whether the prifoner
was one of the perfons armed with pikes and engaged
in the infitrreCtion ; betides other corroborative points
in the teftimony, it was certainly a material fad, for
the confideration of the Jury, that the prifoner had
fled on the day after theinfurreltion, and returned no
more to his employer, nor was beard of until appre.
hended in Edenderry.
The cafe was to evidently and fully nmde out, and
fo completely divelted of difficulty or doubt, that the
Jury, without leaving the box, returned a verdia.
Guilty.—The prifoner was remanded.
On a motion to the Court to have other Connfe/
affigned to Robert Emmet, in place of Mr. Colmar,
whole convenience it would not fait to attend, Mr.
M,Na 'Ay was accordingly allgned, and Mr. I.
M•Nat.t.r retained as Agent.

TUSIDAT, 11.
Dwyer, the rebel marauder of the mountains, is
taken.

Another v.Qim to the arts and (Mullions of the
Corfican Tyrant was found guilty today his name
411•Prrisset, end the evidence the fame es was ye lterday
on the trial of Mayer.
Emmet will be tried on Tuefday next, if I have not
been ilinfonned; aqd R4ill, is loon as term com-
mences, will be identified -before the Court of King's
Bench, and executed as an outlaw.
A correfpondence has been difcovered between
Emmet and the daughter of a celebrated Barrilter
her papers have been fearched, but the remoteft
pinion does not attach to her father.
Although every thing is quiet in the country, yet
the vigilance of Government feems to be encreafing.
Day-guards of the regulars wire mounted yeßerday
for the firli time, and uniifual Etrietnefs obferved in
examining every carriage, &c. that paled the barriers.
On Saturday laft a Gentleman, attended by a fer-
rant, wax paling through the Areas, when he win
taken, and, together with his attendant, brought to
the Cattle : the fervent was liberated, and his mailer
1 detained: I have not heard his name, or any further
particulars the circumftance is involved in myffery,
In confequence of a with expreffed by GenerAl
Dome, the leveret Yeomanry guards paraded yef-
terday evening in Stephen's-green, from whence they
were marched off to their refpeftive pods. This
meafure of a general parade will have the effat of
equalizing the duty of the whole. The pains and at.
tention beftowed upon the comfort and difcipline of
the•Yeomenry by General Dome, has already tended
much to attach their affeltion, and encreafe their con•
Sdence in themfelves and their General.
The town of Rathcoole at the time of the execution
of Felix Rourke, on Saturday left, feemed to be de.
ferted of its inhabitants—not one in coloured clothe;
was to be feen.

COVENT GARDIN Tenrayea.—The Beaux Slref,:sta
was prefented IA night with much of collelliveturce
in the performance. Law's fuftained the part of
.Irehte with a jug:virile fhare of vivacity,
which teems to
mock alike the apprtracbes of age, and the (pint
competition. BRUNTot., not being overloaded 1.).T.1
cumbrous part, acquitted himfelf
Ainewell. The sifting of WADDY,
rich as that of his predeceffor, is (Iron)
truth and nature. Of Eraser and M
tic cannot be expelled to fay much,
parries every comment. We have
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