Star.
London, England, 1803-06-08 00:00:00

FREEHOLDERS OF IRELAND.

Returns from the under named Counties in Ireland, purfuant to
the following Order of the Hon. Houle of Commove, on the 241
March iBo3 r—." That there be laid before this Houle, forth-
with, Returns of the Number of Irceholders regiftered by the
Clerks of the Peace in the feveral Counties of Ireland.
Counties. • Total. Counties. Total.
Antrim . 12,753 Leitrim - 3,873
Armagh -- 7,329 Limerick - 4,905
Carlow - 4,286 Limerick (City) - 916
Cavan 5,529 Loudonderry (City and
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Clare - • 6,113 County) - 1,309
Cork • 3,657 Longford - . agar
Cork (City) 66t Louth 736
Donegal - 3.937 Mayo - - 13,174
Down - . 16,146 Meath - 4,345
Drogheda - 191 Matta.?han - 5,261
Dublin - - 2.413 I::tit en's County - 4,925
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Dublin (City) - 837 Rofertmon - "6,527
Fermanagh - - 6,372 Tipperary - - 6,9.27
Galway 7,164 Tyrone 14519
Galway (Town) . 361 Waterford . 2,485
Kerry 5,563 Waterford (City) - 28
Kildare - . 2,779 Weftnumth • 2278
Kilkenny 1,229 Wexford - 3,068
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Kilkenny (City) - 8 Wicklow 4,699
King°. County - 5,177
N.& The Canny of Sligowanting to complete.

STORM.—About threeo'clock on Monday afternoon
a moll heavy form of thunder, lightning, bail and
rain, was experienced in the cities of London andWeß-
minfter, the effects of which have been attended with
fome calamitous circilmftances. At the Old King's
Arrns,College-ftreet,Weftminfter,the lightning (truck
the chimney of the honk, which it damaged, the elec•
tric fluid entering the attic Rory, it was concluded by
the bell wires to the landlord's bed room, and from
thence down the fair cafe into the parlour, in which
a number of perfons were fitting, who fortunately
received no injury. All the bell wires were broke,
except one, the communication being cut off, and
Corns parts of them were melted into little round balls,
the flee of a pin's head ; the fide of the fair cafe had
the appearance as if fmoked by a candle, as had elf°
the parlour ; the report was faid to be equal to that
of a twenty-four pound (hot from a cannon. At Mr.
Coding's, Belvidere-row, Narrow walk, Lambeth, it
entered the garret window and fet fire to feveral of
the apartments, but by the activity of the Welimin-
lier firemen, it was prevented from doing much da-
mage. The thermometer in the mornin:: rofe feveral
degrees above fummer heat ; but after the form, in
the open air it fell two degrees below the freezing point.
During the (torn a horfe in a chaife took fright on
the Kent Road, threw ont a gentleman, who was very
much bruited, and laid in the road for form time
unable to move, till he was relieved by one of the
fa es coming up.
Mts. Mary Howard, aged 84, was moll fcrerely
'Milted with a convulfive, and rheumatic complaint,
which was dreadfully aggravated by being 16 years
fuffering with 7a# Worms, :hat daily and hourly
confumed her, and rendered her lituation affectingly
siiftrefiful : the Dean of St. Patrick's Cathedral com-
nsiferating het afiliaion, humanely wrote a recom•
mandatory letter for her to Dr. GARDNER, who in
purfuance thereof, with his ufual attention, adminif.
tered his Alterative Pills, and by taking two half-
guinea boxes the obtained a pedal cure. Mr. GARD.
MIR'S Pills, &c. may be had at his honks, No. 76,
Long Acre, and No. 3, Shoreditch, near Finfbury-
fquare, and of all Medicine Venders in the United
Kingdoms, ass. 105. 6d. 41. 6d. and 25. 61. figned
on each box, J. GARDNER.
INFORMATION GITIN.—As within theft three
mouths feveral perfons have found confiderable bene-
fit, and perfonally expreffed their thanks to the Pro-
prietors of SFILSBURY'R Anti-korbutic Drops, for the
return of Health they have received, by taking their
Medicine ; and as others have been enquiring for a
remedy to countered that eruption which in fn many
cafes has followed the Influenza, it is their peculiar
latisfaftion in thus having in their power to remove
their anxieties Co fatisfadorily on this head. Thofe
who are fubjelt to annual returns of Scorbutic com-
plaints at this feafon, experience has taught them the
value of fuch.a Medicine, they have not now to learn
its efficacy or its reputation, fending, as it does, un.
equalled in the annals of Medicine, whether admi-
I
Mitered in Scurvy; or applied to alleviate the Mier.
ings of Gout, Rheumatifm, Ste. or acrimonious cup-
teas ',leaking out un the litriact of the Skis.

FIRTH.
On M. n,lay the terli nit. at Mount Browne, county Mayo,
slily of the Right *Hon. I:),:nis Browne, of a fon.