Star.
London, England, 1803-08-17 00:00:00

IRELAND.

foll wving letter from Dublin (tater, that the organization of
the Itt bar have been ennelueled on a new plan, mid that i: ha,
fubilacil fur a cisnlidereble time 7he stlrcrtitin that in nt
Change men hare ki.itat the United men lince thc thdon.
fingolar. It null he the lower chills miiy, for the prin-
ciples of the United men and the Orange men (can to be quite
incompatible, the one iedced being toe grievance of wis:ch
the others complain. We daub., lik,wife, whether the Win:-
gents be fo avcrfe to French aid.

Duatim, Aucurr 12. " Various conjedures pre-
rail here as to the fyllem of the exilliag c.•nr; iracy,
from which fo much is Rill apprehended. Among
the beft.informed political circles it is flared to have
commenced loon aster the (late prift nets had expofed
the plans of the United Irilhmen, in t 79R. Ten of
the molt tried and intelligent of the difa ff card formed
a fociety, each of which, afterwards, formed a foci.
ety of ten ; and each of thole tcn formed a fociety of
a flmilar number, every mar choofing his accents-
ylices from among thofe charaders with which he
was well acqiidin:ed ; felecling, f crturlc, for his own
fecurity, there who had proved ?heir fidelity to the
caufe during the former infurreCion. The fucccffirce
appointment of focieties in this way, went on pro-
grellively until it was fu expanded as to embrace all
the veteran infitrgents. Then every p.,fliSle activity
was employed to make profelytes among the Orange.
men. In this purfitit they were unforrotearely t o We-
ed-Jul, in confequence of the difgal excited by the
manner in which the Union was accomplifhed ; by
the circumfances under which it was propo'ed. The
expedients reforted to on that occasion had notori-
oufly the effeft of damping the (oink and diminiflting
the number of the loyalifk, whila it encouraged the
hopes and inflamed the refolution of the difaffeeled.
It was confidered by the one as a proof of ingrarii tide
on the part of the Britifh Cabinet, while it was felt
by the other as an additional irritation. During the
ddeufflon of this meafure, therefore, the propagation
of the new projeet was confiderably accelerated, and
very many of the Orangemen are hid to have cos-
lefced with the ei-elevant United Irifhmen ; among
whom it is even fuppofed that fume of them have
taken a decided lead. This confpiracy is therefot
underflood to comprehend a d.fcription of perfons,
and to be founded rat fuch principles as to efrape the
odium (however their objeets may be confidered in
other refpeets) which attached to the former rebel-
lion, namely, that of being the contrivance of a mere
religious feet. The unezpeeled and extraordinary
union of the contending parties, who by their con.
tells had fo long mangled and diaraeled Ireland, will
ferve to they you that the evils which, previous to
the Union, oppreffed perhaps but one party, are now
feverely felt by all. There evils it is unnecefftry Sot
me to defcribe; they are already very well kn0....n to
the world and to Miniflers, and they are fuch as any
Set of men difpofed to generofity or juftice would be
anxious to remove. Severely, however, as they have
operated, particularly Since the Union, I affure you
the forenefs of the public feeling was confideribly
aggravated by the difappointment of our expel*.
tiosi, that Lord Motto would have been appointed to
the Lord Lieutenancy of this Country. Had this our
old, Relive, and able advocate been fent to govern
us, his prefence would have afforded an ample and
fatisfaitory guarantee that no injuflice would have
been tolerated—that no feverity would have been
even meditated. The expeetation of relief and int-
provement, which his appearance among us would
excite, would have been fufficient to retrain the molt
violent deftterado from contemplating the idea of
rebellion; for the molt fanguine demagogue mull be
aware that, if he even Should, it would be impoffible
to perfuade any material portion of the People to fe.
cond his Schemes. I will admit that the preterit Go-
vernment have not expofed themfelves to the charge
of cruelty; but mere fufpenfion of hoftilities again&
the People cannot produce content—the mere nega-
tive virtues of a Minifier cannot procure him popu.
larity.
" But to return to the defcription with which I Set
out. It is Paid that the original fociety of ten con-
Mutes the direftory of the inftsrgents—that from
them ail orders iffue, and are communicated to their
accomplices through the fame individuals by whom
the organization was promoted. You will perceive
from a confederation of this plan that It differs ma-
terially from that of the United Irithmen, as defined
by O'Connor and Emmet before the Committees of
the Irifh Parliament..-41nder the former (Otero there
was a moll indifcriminate mixture of all the mem-
bers of the confpiracy, and it was frequently in the
power of ene man to inform perhaps againft thou-
fends; under the preterit it is impoffible for one to
give information againfl tiny eonfiderabie number of
individuals, for he has no opportunity of knowing
more than the foeiety from which he emanate], end
that in which he is Rationed. Under thofe einem,
fiances, it is difficult to procure information is any
great extent. It is even fufpefted that as yet Govern-
ment knows nothing. very precife upon the fubjelt.
" This of courfe =reales the alarm, and renders
fufpkion more extenfive—fo extentive, indeed, as
completely to interrupt the frailk intercourfe which
prevtoully to the aid ult. exited between man and
man. Formidable as this confpiracy may appear,
it molt give Ton the molt Sincere pleafure to be in-
formed that tt holds out no encouragement to the
ambitious views of BONAPAILTI on this country, to
whom its members profefs the molt determined hoa
tility. It was their hope to accomplith a feparation
from England without any foreign aid ; and, though
happily &appointed in this, the confpirarors who
have been :maned, who venture to complain of the
(offerings of their countrymen. and to Jullify their
own conduit, flill Speak in terms of horror of the idea
of liftening to the infidious profeffions of the Reach
Government."

DORIAN, Aut. 13.-,-Mr. CLARICE Of Palmerßown
it now oat of danger from the wounds he received on
the s3d nit. on Arran quay.
A man of the name of Conyer, charged with re-
bellion, aggravated by the moll atrocious crimes,
was employed amonek the workmen at the buildings
which the LORD COUNCILLOR is now Mai% at 11[4..
Macud ; intimation thereof being given to his Lord-
fltip on Thurfday laD, he himfelt immediately hilted
the man, and guarded by a number of his domeflics,
brought him to Captain GIIIRILD'I guard at Drum-
atone. who forwarded him under an chore to Major
Sill.
Monday evening four companies of the Kilkenny
regiment marched into Limerick Ervin Earns, to 111.
Mill there until further orders.

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MILITARY PROMO rIONS.

WAR-CTFICS. A UGUST i 6.
T • •a: Reerrent of Hock Guards--John Down, G cut. to be Cor-
^t by plarcharc, vice Thornhill, promitcd.

3tl R (Thom of Dragoon Guard,—Carnet Fdward Bradburn to be
Lieutenant, without purch.tfe, vice Stephenfon, promoted ;
Carnet Rant to he I.ieutenant, rice Lintifay, f runioted in
the tath Battalion of Referve.
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6th Ditto--Veterinary Surgeon Caleb Blionm from teal!-pay of
Regiment, to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Shiell,
who ‘xchanges.
all Regiment rtDragoons—Yarreil Johnfon, Gent. to be Cornet,
without purchofe, vice Scott, promoted.
6:4 Ditto.--Corret Bravil k:ox Way, from the rith Light Dra-
gooos, to he Cornet, vice Muller, promoted.
Sth Reime,!•ot Light Dragoonv—LLotenant r.dward Cleaver,
few,: of the 18th Dra-oons. to be Lieu:enant.
D:tm—(;corge Frederick Haney, Geut, to be Cornet, by
purch.de vice lioltm. promotiAl.
u:1 Ro!ie,t Jarkfon, from half-pay of the Royals,
to he Comet, vier Cardweil, promoted.
12,1 Di!to—li -atenant Joiep4 Gordon tube Captain of a Troop,
mi!!.out porthole.
1:! tae ntcm of Foot Guards—F.nfim James Murray to be Lieu-
t by purchaf..., vice Tower, svt,o retires.
Celd!tream Regiment of Foot Guards, —, Barrow, Gent. to
t EtiLen, without purchafe.
i; .n of the i ft Regiment of Foot—Thomas SinelalrrOseut.
t., lm Fi;."gii, without machete, vice Clark, promoted,
llattali,ti of Ditto, Home, Gent. to be Eufign,.wlthout

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purcharc, vice Hay. rrOnlntCu.
Iteginvent of root—Etfign Charles Culloden to he lAgattuant,
by pLrehafe, vice Wain, rhzht; appointed Paymatter.
3d Ditto—Fniign N.thardel Thorne to be Lieutenant, • iee Bann-
dt rfon promoted.
(.th Ditto—Captain Benjamin Impel., from the Sift Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, vice Lee. who czehontres.
Silt Dato, —l-Im,ker, Gem. to be hart, without purchafe.
sch Dit:..-I.kutenant John Ready, front half-pay of the 35th

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FOIL to be Lieutenant°.
:Sat Ditto—tniiza James Janne to be Litatteasot, vice Milan.

promoted.
To be Ettfims, without purchlre—MarganMarmamara,wize Jams,
J,lO Galpine, and Peter Gordon, Gents.
Ts. be Surzcon—Surgeon Janus HAI, from half-pay of Wade's

ht.: Regiment. .
sal Uitto—Allen Coz, Gait. to he Second Lieutenant, without
piachafe, vice Cameron, promoted.
230. Ditto--Lieutctunt James Pe.irfe, from half-pay of the Regi-
ment, r) he Firlt Lieutenant ; Thomas Flrteher, Galt to be

Second Lieutenant, without purchafe, Wee Mact..-an, promoted.
ast!. Ditto--Enfign George Gibbons to be Lkutcnant, by pur-

chafe, vice Gricr, who mires.
Veil Ditto—Exifign Patrick Graham to be Lieutenant, vice Joaes,
promotri. .
oth Ditto—Captain Richard Skeman, from half-pay of the 4i ft

_ . . .
. Foot. to be Captain of a Company; Enligu Kelly to be
LiAlttnatit, without purchafe, vice Dalton.
Toth Ditto--Captaln Thomas Ltach, from half-pay of the ecth
Foot, to be Captain of a Company; Kaftan Samuel Fox to be

Lis-mutant, vice Craig, promoted.
3t@ Ditto.—Captain Seudemore Cooper Lee. from the 6th Foot,
to be Captain Ma Company, vice Impty, who exchanges.
15th Di.to—l.ientenant Lord Alexander Gordon, from half-pay
of the zuth I.ight Dragoons, to be Lieutenant. vice Beetenfon,

deceafed ; Artbony Fabinfito, Gam to be Enfigo, by purehafe,
vice Major, promoted.
36th Ditto—Cavingtoo Ley, Gait. to be Enftgn, without pur-
chafe, vice Crob, promoted.
39th Ditto—Lieutenant Geode D'Areey to be Captain of a Com-

pany ; Enfign John Fry to be Lieutenant, vice liAeller,promot-
ed ; Ileutet ant John Edward Courtney, from half-pay of tl.e

std Foot, to be Lit uteuant. .
44th Ditto•-••Enfign Cohn Meekifron to be Lieutenant, 'ice 4jogh-
lan, prornotei; H. F. Granlhields, Gum to be Enfisn, vice

blieitiffon -
47tb Dkto—Enlign Thomas Mathew t be Lieutenant, vice

H■ylet. promoted; I.icutenant George Bliffct, from bald-pay
of the sad Foot. to be Lien:aunts
48th Ditto—Captain John Epee 'mg% from the 28th Foot, to be
Captain o; a Company; Enfign Edward Parlous to he Lieute-
nant, vice Edwards, promoted ; Charles bowfar, Gent, to be
&figs, vice Parlous.
5111 Ditto—Lieutenant John Malec, from the gift Foot, to be

- Lieutenant, vice 'Fryiin, who exchanges.
53d Dltto—Lieutcoant -- Bird, from the 73th Fo-t, to be Cap-
tain of a Conipany Softy George Cowell to be iSeutenant,
vice Frokr, promoted : berjeant —lliadic to be (tarter-
Mallet ; Burgeon Thomas Cmter, from half-pay of the 60th

Foot. to; be b-urgeoo.
gyth Ditto--Bretict Major George Miller, from half pay of the
!4th Light Draganni, to be Captain of a Company ; Lieutenant
Witham Moore, from half-pay of the 46t.4 Foot, to be Lieut..
'ant. •

both limo--. Captain Lieutenant Gran, from balf-pay of the
late Minorca Dragoons, to be Cap ain of a Compaay.vie, Carle-
ton.removed to the 9th Foot ; F.Mign Frederick W. Kyfeb, from
the id Wdt India Regiment, to be Eofigu, vice Redmond, re-
tained.

w. Harrifon, Galt. to be Eieferhby prelude, vice
Abel, who mans.

66th Ditto—Captain Edmund Ceghlan, kom half-pay of the pad
Pont, to be Captain of a Company.
Oth Ditto—Enka Abraham James to be Lieutenant, vice Ben.
gaSeid, promoted; Lieutenant Htlry Wife, tram half-pay of
the Loth Foot, to be Lieutenant • George Mills, Gen:. to be En-
Lgu,viee Jones ; Roger Parke. Gent. to be Enfign.
69th Dkto—lieutenant Tholll2ll Farrar, from the scth Foot, to
be Captain of a Company; law Robert Casey to be Liner
moot, vier Syms, promoted; S. Patrichins, Gent. to be Enke,
otos Carey.
dad Ditto—Lieutenant Nathan Hood, from half-pay of the coth
Foot, to be Lieutenant.
Salt Dftto--Enfign Charles Maepherfon to be Lieutenant, vice
Wyeme, promoted; Lieutenant Charles Tryon,' from the gift
boot,to he Lieutenant, vice M'Calx, who exchaoges; Enfign
John Stretch, from the ith Welt India Regiment, to be Win,
vice Statham, who exchange'.
$34 Ditto--. Donald Campbell, Gent. to be Enfign, without par-
chafe, vice A. Campbell, promoted.
46th Ditto—Licutenant Henry Pandelenr, from half-pay of the
sill foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Long, who exchanges, receiv-
ing the difference.
11th Ditto—Enfign Chriltopber Thomas Irwin to be Lieutenant,
witheet porchafe, vice Itobertfon promoted In the gth Battalion

of Referire.
9tft Llitto—.Lientenont Archibald Campbell. from half-pay of the
Regiment. to be Lieutenant, vice John Campbell, promoted;
Lieutenant .Thixander Campb:ll, from half Tay of the Rigi-
meet, to b: Liciit merit, vice ht. Neil. promoted in the ath Foot.
ad Tea India lit.giment—Wiiiima Milky, Gent. to be Loftin,
•ithout purchafe, vice K)feb, removed to the both Foot.
lob Diva—Eu(4n Thomas Statham, from the Zia Foot, to be
2Mige, Mee Stretch, who exchanges.
IA Rival Gartlfon listtalinu--Ficrjeastt Thomas Owen, from the
Cadareasn Regiment of Foot Guards, to be kMlign,Mee Mae.

slew, promoted in the African Corps.
oft Battalion of Lan-ye—John Defebanma, ELI. to be Captain of
Company, with temporary rank in the Army; John ~nett,
rj4, ',Car ain In the late Cornwall Fenelhie Cavalry) to be Cap.
rain d . Company,•with temporary rank in the Army ; Enka
Levefon Gower, from the ad Foot, to be Lieutenant ;
Lae -.neat Philips, from half-pay of the oath Foot,
lobe LICIRCII3TIt, with temporary rank in the Army.
bottatioo of Relent—Captain Willkurt Ledwill, from half-
pa T Of the late stb Dragoons, tobe Captain of a Company.
gelnotio Baldwin. Fig. ;Captain in the lute all Regiment
I the Wit rencible Cavalry), to be Captain of a Company,
with temporary rank in the Army; Captain George Pomeroy,
tram the tads Battelle i of Refetve, to be Capt. in of a Curopa.
ny, writ temporary rankin the Army; iLieha.d
hofign.•
3d De to--Lieutenant Daniel O'Donagbue, from the half-pay of
the late sad Dragoons, to be Lieutenant; Itancia Munro
Gent. to b. Entgti.
.0, Dm ~.—To he Captain, of Conapaidev—.Copton, gonad Da,
holm Young. fr rri halt-pay of the (qal Fa t ; John Brown,
f,I. orr.O. M the 48thFnots.. writ temporary rank in the
•rtnv . Motional I, Efq. (Captain In the Lye Gleugarry
-emporary r .rk .0 the Army; R. Macdonald.
ries late Fencilik Hiehlzedert)
tobart, from the ioth Fzur.lion

6th tp,. to—Jofph Brooke, Bk. late of the 20th root, to be Cap.
rain ~ a Company, with temporary rank in the Army; Alex-
ander Dirom,Efq. Captain in the late Breadalbane Fencibles, to
be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank in the Army;
Thomas Woore, Gent. to be Enfign.
7th Dirt.-111. H. Dickens, Efq. of the late Norfolk Fencible
Cavalry, to be Captain of a company, with temporary rank in
the Army; Sir Patrick Blake, Bart. to be Captain of a Com-
pan) , with temporary rank in the Army.
Stli Ili:in--Edward Tomlin, Efq. (late a Captain In the gsth
riot,) to he Captain nra Company, with temporary rank in the
Army; S. Hamilton, Elq. (late a Ca,xaiii in the 83e1 Foot,) to
he Captain of a Company, with temporary rank in the Army.
9th Ditto—Captain Charles Weaver, from Colonel Ratacy's itc-
g:men t, to be Captain of a Company.
loth Ditto—Sir Edward Harrington to be Captain of a Company,
with temporary renk in the army; Robert Wilfon, Efq. late a
Captain in the 49th Foot, to be Captahr of a Company, with
temporary rank in the army ; Surgeon Titford, Irons
half-pry of the loth Foot, to he Surgeon.
tth Drtn—Captain Charopagthi Reynolds, front half-pay of Sker-
rett's late Writ India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company;
George Gregory, F fq. (C.arain in thelate Suilbx Fencible Caval-
ry,) to be Captain. with temporary rank In the army; kmlign
It. C. Stevenfon, front half-pay of the i7ti Foot, to be Enfign ;
Fdmund Heyde'', Gent. to be Enfign.
lath Battalion of Referve--Lteutasant Samuel Pocock, from the
74th Foot, t, be Captain of a Company.
13th Ditm—Hans Stewart, Erg. late a Captain in the 6t It Foot, to
be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank in the army ;
Duncan Graham, Efq. (Captain in the late Dunbarton Fend-
Nes), to he Captain of a Company, with temporary rank in the
army; Enfign Daniel Donahoe, from the Bth Foot, to be Lieu-
tenant

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