Star.
London, England, 1803-08-01 00:00:00


.:erg ent dire-lions with aft ;glited countenan.
mt, and the people I/tutting up their !hops in the
mat confuted hurry, while the Yeomanry—brave
fellows! !mac and foot, were repairing with the ce-
lerity of zeal and courage to their fcvcral parades.
Rumour, as ulna!, affigned various rattles for the
alarm : one, that the remains of the lamented Lord
Kt LWAR otawere going to be interred ; another, that
feveral thoufand rebels were pouring into the city at
different quarters, and a defperate battle raging in
Thomas-greet and on the quays—the fearful took
counfel of :heir fears—the courageous flew to repel
the danger. The real cattle of alarm was this—the
Liberty Rangers were conveying to burial one of their
Corps, who was affaffinated on Saturday, when they
were hooted by a mobinThomas-Rreet,and in Francis-
(freer, and affailed with dirt and glafs bottles. This
bare and atrocious outrage produced an affray, and
' word being brought to the Cafile, the drums beat to
arms, and, glorious to their charafter ! in lets than a
quarter of an hour there were upwards of 4000 Yeo-
manry under arms, giving to the infurgents and (lit-
affeEled a proof, falutary I troll to the future peace of
the Capital, with what courage and expedition they
can (land forward in its defence ; and not only theYco-
manry, but every refpellable man, not before attached
to a Corps, repaired to the parades, and got arms
to repel the common danger.—So thus ended all the
alarm. The Country continues perfealy quiet ; but
in town ptifoners continue to be taken up, and arms
and ammunition to be difcovered. A grocer has been
taken up and fent to the Prevot for having had a
great quantity of powder and lead in his houfe.—lt
was the Nephew of a Noble Lord (as mentioned in
my fan) who was arrefled : he has been fince dd.
charged.—We are all quiet this evening ; Goo grant
we remain fo.—Lord KILWARDEN and Nephew were
buried hall night, but very privately."
Jut v 28 In addition to the details of the Public
Prints this day, I have to inform you, that force ar
reap have taken place of perfons above a common
defcription—Counfellor HOLM t (relative of Counfel
for Emmet), Mr. Russet:, an eminent timber-mer-
chant ; EDWARD HAT, of the county of Wexford,
but latterly refiding in Dublin; a perfon of the name
of HART ; Mr. Hort, a filk dyer, and many others.
It is Paid that Tome very important information was
communicated to Government, through the medium
of his Grace the Duke of Laterrea, to whom rebels
in the neighbourhood of Maynooth had propofed to
deliver up their arms, and difclofe the names of their
leaders, on condition of pardon and protedios. It
is certain that immediately a great number of arrefls
took place, and the Privy Council has been occupied
by a very long fitting.
It is expeded that the prifons of this capital will
be filled with the confpirators : the leaders, particu-
larly, fliould be made examples of. Great difeoveries
of rebel arms, ammunition, Sec. continue to be made;
and I exped, through the uneeafing exertions and
wife policy of our Government, that fuels meafures
have been taken, and fuch a mars of important in-
formation obtained, as leave us nothing further to
fear from the attempts or defigns of the infurgents."

tion were to be ken thole citizens of every age and
defcription who valued their Eses and properties,
flying to thole pjaces where they could obtain arms,
and joining the feveral yeomanry parades—fo that
amid the alarm, it was a mnit alluring fight to fee
prevalent lush a general and determined fentiment of
unity and defence, and the alertne:s and
ardour with which our gallant yeoinat.ry were at
their poets to repel and punifh any attempt of the in-
forgeries.
' Many perfons cßntinee to be t d:en up, charged
with treafonable praCtices ; and pikes, ammunition,
&c. are hourly difcovcred..,-This information and
exertion mule have the happieft effect in relloring
public peace and tem ity, and we have had the plea-
Cure of witneffing recovered tranquility yellerday in
the ftreets. The Callle gates have alio been again
opened to the public, and the cannon, &c. removed.
A proclamation was yellerday ilined, offering a
reward for difcorcry of the allliffins of Col. BROWNS
and Cornet Cots.

We underhand that the remains of the god and
lamented Lord KILWARDEN were privately interred
on Tuefday evening.
The remains of Mr. EDMISTON were interred on
Tuefday evening in St. Andre 's church yard.
Sunday morning information was received at
Drogheda by the mail-coach, that a partial rifing
of rebels had taken place on Saturday evening in
Dublin, and at eight o'clock an exprels ar. ived for
a troop of the ad dragoon guards quartered there,
to proceed immediately for Dublin, and they march-
ed in lefs than a quarter of an hour—the fame sxprefs
brought orders of rcadiners to Col. SANKEY, of the
Royal Dublin regiment. Thee movements natu-
rally exciting apprehentions, at night detachments
rf the Dublin militia and Loyal Drogheda infantry,
aflembled at the Tholfel, and patroled the avenues
of the town until five o'clock. Capt. Smyth's corps
ofCavalry were alfo in readinefs,if their Cervices were
wanting. Major General Archer, was DaiVely em-
ployed the whole of Sunday night.
At one o'clock on Tuefday, the firft divifion of
the Royal North Downthire Militia marched into
Drogheda, and yefterday morning proceeded on their
route to Wicklow.

Monday night the 93d regiment (formerly the
Sutherland Fcncibles) after a fatiguing march from
Newry, arrived in Drogheda, and are to remain there
till further orders.

Detachments of the Portarlingten and Rlonafle•
reven cavalry arrived in town yetteiday evening, to
receive arms and ammunition.

Yefierday part of the 67th regiment, who wr e
quartered at Dundalk, marched into Dublin.

The Hambnrgh Mail announces that a Treaty of
offenfive and defenfive alliance has been concluded
between the French, Dutch, and Italian Republics,
and ratified by the CHIEF CONSUL at Bruffels ; the
KING of SPAIN has been invited to accede to it.

The French fill keep poffefllon of Cuxhaven, in
oppofition to the remonfrances of Ruffia and Pruffia.
The Agents who were fent from Berlin to General
MosviElt, and by him referred to the Cu air Cowsux,
for the purpole of inducing the French to withdraw
the rearietions which they have impofed on the free
navigation of the Elbe, have proved unfuccelstul
and a confulerable degree of dilpleafure has in con
fecpience been excited in the Prufßan Cabinet. The
blockade of the Elbe by the Englifh cruizers conti-
nues with fuch vigilance, as effeEtually to furpend all
intercourfe.

The remaining part of the Shropfhire Militia have
marched into Yarmouth from Norwich, on account
of the Affizes. The Sea Fencibles, amounting to
upwards of 150, under the command of Capt. Coss,
are regularly learning the ufe of the guns at the Bat-
teries ; and this morning they fired ball at a buoy
fiationed in the Roads.

The artificers employed in the neighbourhood of
Ruffell-fquaie, colifilting of upwards of 300, were
Ifernbled on Saturday by Mr. BURTON, of Taviflock-
fguare, where the whole agrecd to enroll themf‘lves
in a corps for the defence a the country.
The all and 3d Weft Yvr k, and the Eall York
Militia, are brigaded at Elmtlead Heath Camp, un-
der the orders of Lord SocirmAmProm. The two &it
regiments are cach 1300 ftrong ; the latter Boo.—
The Officers are not allowed to have heavy baggage,
or to pitch any others but round tents.
The young Gentlemen of Eton School bad their
IA aquatic eXCUI finn, previous to their vacation on
Saturday. A moll pleafing fcene was exhibited on
the occalion, which concluded with a grand difplay
of fire-works. The young Gentlemen (upped at
Surley Hall, where they received a vatiety of re•
freffiments from Mr. TOWN LEY WARD. _

The wheat harveß has already commenced in
different parts of the country. About Rochferd,
Brentwood, and fume other places in Mix, the fir-
mer; commet ced cutting on Wednetday. The reap-
ing will be pretty general this day in Kent, Surrey,
Beles, and Osfordihire, where, and in every other
county, :he crops are uncommonly abundant.
Mr. J. Enwattles Bob Handy, pit. 71b. to be rode
by the owner, is matched againtt Mr. F. BUCKLE'S
ch. f. Jew's Eye, by Meteor, out of Nimble, 811.—
Two year old cetric, fogs. h. ft. at Newmarket, in
the next fecond Oftber meeting.
In the amufements at the Circus, the mini dances
from f..ene to fcene, unites all plealitres in all combi-
nations, and riots in delights. Stich is the pleafing
'Trait at that Theatre, where Mirth prelides, and
Satyr, with his lath, rides Folly out of breath, that
the firß rank and fafhion nightly refort to it from its
popularity.
MONTHLY AOLICULTURAL RSPORT SOK JULY.—
Since our Lift Report the feafim has continued un-
ufitally fine for the hay, and alto the corn !larval. In
moll of the fouthern dißrills the greatell part of the
hay is already fecured in the moll rife& manner ;
and in tome of the more northern ones it is in an un.
ulna! Rate of forwardnefs. The crops, in molt places, I
are both good and abundant. The grain ctops al.
mull every where appear fall on the Freund, and wcli
fed. In Tome places the wheat is now ready for tit-
fickle. The (bowers that have lately fallen have been
of great tire in bringing forward the after gralfes, and
in refreibing the pante grounds. But notwithliand•
in g theft &reels, the price of both fat and lean nods
Rill keeps up
The coming crop of hops continues to improve ;
and the growth is now eltimated at t7o to 23'3,000
bags. It may exceed that quantity if we have Nita-
bit soda till they are gathered.