Star.
London, England, 1804-07-13 00:00:00

DUBLIN, yucr 5.

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Wednefday night, after an abfence of (nor rears.
Mr Kt.(' st.E.appeared at our Theatre its his flew
rite charaZter of Hareter, and was received with en-
thufiA:lic approbation by a numerous, brilliant, and
adMiring audience.
Ydlerday the Royal Tyrone Militia arrived at the
Barracks in Mary-erect.
Ora, Las Evamsna, Efq. has been eleted Mayor
of Cork, and. Peelle BiKINARD and G. -Kam,
Efqrs. Sheriffs. A legal objetlion was taken to the
nomination of the latter Gentleman, as a revenue
Officer, but the fettle of the Court of D'Oycr Hun-
dred was exprefed in his favour, and he was there-
fore eleeted.
-The Leinfler Circuit has been announced. The
Judges are, the Lord Chief Jullice, and Lord Nua
BUILT.
Wicklow, July t 9
Wexford 23
Waterford, -eeJuly sy
Cionewl, Aug. s
Kilkenny, Aug. It.
The Home Circuit begins at Carlow on the 26th
of July ;--Judges, the Lord Chief Baron and Mr.
lattice Dam/. The *miler Circuit. at Ennis, on
the aath July—Judges Mr. Jußice Dar and Mr. Be-
ton Sorra.
A- man of the same of Patrick Doyle' has been
committed to paint, charged wi h treafonable prat
ekes.- He was apprehended by Major Sias and Jul-
;ice Bs
On Saturday lag Wm. Walker was committed to
Newgate for three months, by Aldermen Rim and
Pasmarroos, for departing from the employment of
the United Company of mAnufaauting watchmakers
before the expiration of the time fur which he was
engaged. •
The two panics of journeymen taylors, charged
with combination, who were apprehended by Cap
rain Wit.sos, the chief peace-officer, on Sunday Lai,
were committed to Newgate, after examination by
'the Superintendant Magißrate- One party were ar-
reßed fitting at a table in the old watchAhoure, io
Michael's-lane, with books and money before them,
under pretence of being a facie'''. which they called
the Bt. John's, for burying the dead. The other par-
ty, who called themfelvas the Star Society, for the
fame purpofe, were found fitting in council at a bottle
nn Cork-hill. The books and money found with them
were all limed.

LaR Monday a communication by Telegraphs be-
twee% Dublin and Galway, was opened before his
Excellency the Lord Lieutenant at the Royal Hofpi
meffage waseranfmitteri, and anfwer returned
in his Excellercy's prefence. The Lord Lieutenant
had the goodnefs to arrange a mirage of confider
able length for the Telegraph, which was fent to
Galway In 35 minutes, and to which an anfwer was
returned by Capt. Ilisauroar, of the Navy, who is a
confidential Officer at Galway, in let than five mi.
note,. This line of Telegraphs has been completed
by Capt. BP AV TORT and Mr. EDORWOR TN. The ve-
locity of this mode of communication is allonilh:ng:
intelligence fent from Dublin at eleven o'cltek, fur
inflance, by the Sun-dial of the Royal Hofpital, may
be received at (even minutes and a half before eleven
by the dial at Galway ; fifty-four fignals have adually
been fent and received in p minutes.
The vocabulary, whisk is a moR laborious work,
has been conitruited under the diration of the
Lord Lieutenant, to whom it is dedicated in the
following lines :
By truss sisd Crime Hardwleke guards a Throne,
And voilla a Natiaa's glory bkada ids awa.
A tower has been confiruBed upon a plan entirely
new, by Mr. Eat:mimeo, on the hill of Copps, near
K,lcock, upon which a permanent telegraph is crat-
ed. We mutt not omit to fay, that is nations be-
longing to the telegraph, are manned by detachments
from the Edgeworthilown Infant, y.

PUCILIS74.—TuciciAT a battle was fought near
Bayfwater between Hide and Davis, hat kney-coach•
men, when, after a (harp contefl of a few minutes,
Davis received fo dreadful a blow on the temple,
that he was carried off the ground infentlble.
Monday night a number of labourers affentbled in
Old Gravel-lane, St. George's in the Eall, armed
ith bludgeons and cutlalles, and affaulted leveral un-
offending pet font, one man was dreadfully rut in
the head twith a Ihsrp inttrument„ and others were
feverely broiled; the defperadoes were In formidable
in number, that no one dared to attempt taking them
into candy.

On Tueiday night. during the fire in Whitechapel,
two fmall tenements in George•yarJ were broke into
by a gang rf •illairs; from one of which 91, the fay.
ings of an insluttrions man, were taken. and from the
other a quantity of creating apparel and provifions.

Tuef.l•7 Mortit tonnor, who efc•ped from the
Hulks at Wooluich about two 'ears fence, IVA' 4P-
pteltendcd •t lV•ppog: He had (hided the vigi.
lance of the office:a dining that long pctiod.

The two men in cufludy en fufpicion of being
concerned in the murder of Matthews the Dul-
wich Het mit, after ■ very minute invelbgatinn, and
repeated private examination•. have been fully com-
mitted 1. r trial at the neat AQiec► for tl.e county
of Sur►ey.
On Saturday afternoon, one of the mnll vinlent

torrents of rain ever remembered, fill in lfrniing
ham and ne.ghlrouthriod ; it WAS atunded with thin-
Jer and lightning. Confulcrable damage, uc hear,
is done by the inundot.oit which followed.
In the 'evert form of thunder and light, ing, on
the 17th ult. At the Two Mills, on the road fr..ni
Chelier to Poikpie, it threw down the chimney of
a cotiar, oceiiiiieri by James 11•1111,Infl reowored
.

the root on vile tide ne.tr.4 foot, and JAthed A el. ck
into mot% than A hunalted pit.ce... Two nen An‘l a
wommt in the Note co•tApe, were knocked down ;
the heel t.f one f the men's thoes INAS, (1.11,p1e rly
torn hoop the quAttet, And the fo,t imtne.tiateit
livened. At 1-1•Iton„ near FroalhAni, it Hi tick the
van., meted the chapel, •t 0.1 fititt And damaged
many of the pe. I. F. rtonAtely the congiegtton had
jolt quitted it. It alit entered the hook of Ms. Est
ton, and broke to pieces feverAl bedlleads.
At Hitroby-itsii, near Pc. tith, the lightning fet
fire to fume nut ott.ces, which were entitel et wow-
ed, and a COW VrAii ILIOCA ill a mar the Give
place.

A ntnrl melancholy accident happened nn Wed.
nefday feonnight, about rine fetlock in the mut•
noon, at Prinfiinby;hoill, near Whi:ehaven, the feat
nt Geoids EDICIILD STANLiT, Efq.—One of II e
'nen fervints took a mrifket from a tack in tl e
hall, with an ihtentinn to &int (come nu,.
pies,' which infected the &odes's.. He had proceeded
to load it, when finding he bad we a fufficient
quantitx.rif wadding, he placed the toufket again
iipion the rack, and went into die kitchen fni tome
paper. Unfortunately one of the female fervants
defired him to bring her come water, *lila 'f!e
procured him the article he was in want of. lie
left the kitchen, and iiillantly the report of a gi n
was heard !—lt appears that during this, fatal in.
ter vat, boy of 12 years of age, who was upon
vifit in the 'neighbourhood, (and who was ire-
fluently at Ptinfonby ball). had ghee into the fit.
vants'-hall, with two of fat, Sramcir's dangl tens,
(the duet between eight and nine years of age),
and, flepping upon a box, t, ok down the loaded
mutket, to let the young Ladies fee how well 'Le
could go through bit eaercife."—Thii, it alto 'tow
appears, he had been in the habit of doing,--The
piece went of, and the principal part of the con-
tents firiking the elder fitter, killed her upon the
fpnt—The younger wad feverely wounded ; but ;t
is hoped her recovery is nrisi•nn longer doubtful.
About a fortnight fence, as a boy, ten years old,
was war king at a bark-Mill of Mr. Broadrnead, Mil-
'worn, Somerfet, his hand was unfortunately caught
by the cogs of the wheels ; nn one being near to ft. p
the boric, hi. arm was drawn in a: far as the flint;
der ; one of the cogs entering his flinulder blade, and
mother his c het; at that inllant the hurfe was flop-
ped, a number of people affembled, and every exer-
tion was ineffatually ufed to extricate the bny's arm;
Mr. Warren, an eminent furgeun of that town, was
called in, who was under the neceffity of cutting off
the arm in the mill. After firffet kg all there elm.
ciating tortures, we are glad to hear the Ltd is in a
fair way of recovery.
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WednefJay afternoon. about 6.e o'clock, as a fer-
vent of Mr. Morgan, ironmonger. in Cb.tb Fair, was
carrying a child through Long-lane, Smithfield, a
drayman drove liia dray upon the pavement and
knocked the child out of the girt's armi with one of
the barrels. The child fell under the wheel. which
paled over its head and killed it. The drayman
was C.:cured. and it is fuppofed the dray and holies
will be forfeited.

Monday fennight. as a bricklayer. at Rilham,
near Hall, a young man. about twetr.y years of
age. was at work on the prof of a haute in that
place. belonging to Mr. Richard Dunn, of Duffield,
the rile be hold by flipped. and finding he could
not recover himfelf, he leaped from the height.of
about (even yards, to the ground; when. to the
atlonilliment of every perfon prefent, he received no
material injury.
Lag week. two boys Lathing in the river Ribble,
near Pregon, went out of their depth, and funk.—
Anrther boy, (icing them difappear, went to the
and was jog in time to Cave one of them ; but
the other never role again ; and his body was found,
a few days afterwards, near the place, clinging falt
to a root at the bottom.
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Tuefday, night a Gentleman's hook on Hampflead
heath was broke open. and property to a conlidera-
ble amount Ilohn therefrom. The villains poifoned
the yard dog.

HIGH WA MR AT LONDO6I.4aIDOB TO•6lloitßa W.
Morning
Mason

HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.
Dr. JAMES'. ANALEPTIC PILLS.
"TO obviAte the impofitions which have long been
prealfed in regard Midas Medicine, a final attendee only
is regulate; Inc as by favour of the Consmillissers of the Stamp
Office, kparate Plates have been prepared fur Mt. Newberjr are.
with Ms name engraved la the Stamps, the imitation of which
would be a capital «fence, the genuine Preparation may SOW be
readily afeertaincd ; it is therefore romentnendrd to perchafera
etc to epee any boa in future, link& they *Nerve the wools.
F. N.wbery, Na es, St. Paul's," printed on the [tamp,
The fared°, eaceiktice of there Pill in Rheumatifms and Coltio.
as wales in other Complaints to which the human frame is liable.
Gam the vicillinsdes of oar climate, Is univerfany acknowledged,
They am admirably cakukted far Bilious, and other Diforders
the Stomach and Bowel.; for tiesd-Ache ereahoned by Indica,
don; and for preventing P4lllO and Apeolesies, fo often the cow
feiluence of free living. accoutre thoold be cad to them after
every excels, and ern every ilieht indifmilities; and thus their
well kn .wee charaelerilbe of promoting Imnievity will be main-
tained; for, by A &ling Nature in the due difeharge ot the animal
fusaious, and by keeping the Conftketion, al it were, in cue
times! repair, they preferve the body it, health and vigour, and
prevent pr. nature decay. They require no particular confinement,
our ammtion to diet.
')ley are fold only by F. News& se and Sims, at the Werehoure
for Dr. James's Powder, Nu. 0. St. Paul's, a few &rocs Punt
Ch.upfidc.l.ondou; and at Ik Janids late Hoeft in Braton.ltreet I
in Wee., pike 46.441 each, &Amp included; or the Inenthy of fit
la ow large boa foetal ut. •

HAVING dedicated !ne s
e in to the Andy, and bee
h the mat coolitienble pradlice is that breach
which I thaug‘.. re to feted, 1 trod that I bate sot owe inde
employed my eat Jun alo't who. le the extend,* field of the
protelbon, are w..dwully tainterfcal In oneesaisity, asd canned
always attain that 6feet-fa which It acquire-4 by tescastratiog the
intelledlual power to tow clefs of Murders.
The &leaks ..f OF BILE IV ate peculiarly (Melling for flag
befog with these a ttals of emmentitant lyniroms, and. by a 414,'
prethos of all vital energy, end-cce Miff heroism antaittered.-a
Whether they ante from the pre vat, ncc of id maniple, thedcdrur•
site habits.' fchmd bor, or the indulgences of maturity, they rea
guim the mesa alhdiemie pmf. iLns.al drill ; but by the Wol"
of uneducated men, the lympfunis are aggravated. awl the egsgte
tutias Is dtltimcd•
Asa Mak:SIR of the ROYAL COLLPORuf SURGFOI4.4.
I trend my pretaiSone on regularity of educatl au; aced portifoß
"cry Vatted, to rldiee. I (04 myfelf entitled t • duet coulleitate
with which I have hitherto been to array honoured.
In the art tenfation• of local wcalinefe, early applicatian will
reverie the calamity 14 a dalalltated hams: but vtlure the foie
teem. Mom • confolottria of the unelandnelk of the eke which
caufed h e ardrtiene. it fearful of the contempt or crrAute of hit
maiiy phyffesen end broods over ht. inlirmity with care4l mor
ee dm-tit it mad I.r iatiaectory tor him to be adored cot aalf
capaMiny M trcettneao ben ado .4 the moll Ismotable fecrecy.
Anal o tceeot V rnere ttouplatot. It I. parable o prevent phis-
larger or dills, In 11th nooi eintpbcated mks hi• the area".
114 Id IV 11..1,61/c rlpt rICIRC al dal {UK la drat • fiats Calif%
stood httdr teaa dabhdainem
I attic, ahe advantage ni tt.fa eapeektner toffs& of tither foe was
are annelid with ail land ad OE itiltlTY. of any fymrsens
V MNP REAL IN bt.: I lON. sod in -leaks the terms of nom'
neratien are duel on the bed intarviaw.
the renintry are expected to Melee a bob Dote. awl
are re.pia drat to (pasty their age end mauve, to Rob*

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