Star.
London, England, 1803-08-20 00:00:00

IRELAND.

WATIRVORD, Auc. 1 3.—Sunday evening a Ger,
demo, raid to be a Berliner at Law, who was going
in a polt chaife and f.,iir horfes from Dublin, to the
timerick Affixes, was arrelled in Nenagh by IGng's
Mellinger, affifted by JOHN Gason, Efq. a Magif-
trate for the'County of Tipperary; next morning he
was re-conveyed, together with his trunks and port
folio, fealed, to Dublin, under an efcort of the Ne-
nagh Cavalry.
DUBLIN, iloctisr ,3.—Nn particular news, ex-
cept the arrest of fome of the villains-who murdered
Colonel BROWNE, on the night of the infurreftion.—
A great infpeEtion of the Yeomanry to-morrow by the
Commander in Chief. All quiet every where—but
an odd alum now and then.
Atrousr 16.—Among the other news of the day
I have to rank the arrelt of a Mr. Lona, a merchant
of this city, and nephew of Mr. Roots, one of the
&II merchants of this county. Thirteen perfons
were brought into town this day, from the neigh-
bourhood of Dundrun, &c. charged with having
been tall night engaged in the pike curare : three
perfons were brought in from the County Kildate,
on treafonable charges alfo ; and feven or eight from
Newcaftle, about feven miles diflant.
A great alarm was excited in the City lift night,
by a report of a riling; the Yeomanry were all under
arms, but happily the occafion proved their cou-
rage and alertnefs, without any neceffity for endan-
gering their perfons.
YEOMANRY INSPECTION.—The appearance of the
different Yeomanry Corps, on the infpeetion which
took place on Sunday in St. Stephen's-green, was,
we underftand, highly gratifying to the Commander
in Chief, and feveral general officers who attend in
his fuite. Their number in the grofs returned to the
Commander in Chief was upwards of 9,000 men,
and wouid have amounted to ro,ooo, if fupernume-
ran!' members had been allowed to be returned.
The affixes of Trim which were to have commenc-
td the zgah of Auguil, have been changed to the zoth
inft. when the Court will fit at ten in the morning.
Yefterday, two young gentlemen of fuperior ap-
pearance were brought into town under an cfcnrt of
the Powerfcourt corps, from the county Wicklow ;
they bad been feized by the Tinanely yeomanry un-
der circumftances of fufpicion in the mountains near
Carnew. We forbear to mention their names, far.
ther than to fay that one of them had been a militia
officer, and the other is nephew to a merchant of this
eity—nor do we know that any fpeciftc charge has
been made again. them.

MEETING OF BANKERS AND MERCHANTS.
Agreeably to notice in the Public Prints, a Meet-
ing of the Bankers and fume of the principal Mer-
chants and Traders of this City took place this day,
nt the Royal Exchange, when the Right Hon. M-
ini) LATOUCHS was requelled to take the Chair,
irthich he having declined, it was moved that it be
pccupied by one of the City Members, and Mr. JOHN
Laroucits, Jun. being prefent, took the Chair ac-
cordingly.
Sir WM. GLED. NEWCOMEN immediately entering
into the bufinefs of the Meeting, read feveral refolu-
tions fimilar in fentiment to the patriotic refolutions
of the Meeting at Lloyd's, and approving of railing
by fubfcription a Fund to be applied to timilar pur-
poles.
After the refolutions had been difcuffd and agreed
to, it was moved and agreed to, that an adjournment
of Meeting fhould be held on Thurfday next, for
the arrangement and appropriation of the Fund to
be railed by this fubfcription.
When a great portion of the Gentlemen had quit-
ted the room, a refolution was propofed (fomewhat
nut of its place), adverting to the difgraceful ails of
the /3d July lalt; but it having been di:covered that
through the veil of very artful compofition, a very
nnjuf/ attack was made upon the good Lord HARD
WICKS'S AdMitlilitatioll, it was immediately repelled,
and was obliged to be withdrawn. But a requifition
was fined for a general meeting of the freemen and
freeholders of the city of Dublin, to be held on
Thurfday next, at the Royal Exchange, ro confider
on the adoption of refolutions to the effeft above-
mentioned. On this occalion, a friend of the mover,
and principal fupporter of the motion, m ide an ob-
iervation, which I and many (41h-is wet e lot ry thould
have cfcaped any man who did not with to degrade
the charaSer, infult the great body of the Citi-
:zens of Dublin. On the motion for a requilition for a
meeting of the freemen and freeholders of the City of
Dublin, the Gentleman we allude to obferved, that
ih-n the meeting would be open to the mob oj!hb'in—
be Vreernen and Freeholders the mob of Dublin !—I
however, to ice that this infillting fibres va-
lion did not pals unrefined and unreptoved : a Gentle-
!nan, I believe, conneded with one of the Public
Prints (the Dublin Evening Poll), replied, that every
loyal man, however humble his condition in life, had
a right to declare his fentiments on public affairs,
and that thole whom the gentleman was pleated to
call the mob of Dublin were the fopporters of the
State, and at pre fent the defence of the eountiT—in
Shorts that they were the Yeomanry of-It-eland t and
that it was cormfpondent in the man who arraigned
the eonco of Lott! Haanwlees's truly excellent
and amiable admininration, to decry- the Freemen
and Freeholders of the City of Dublin. No reply
was made : for truth can abalh pride and prejudice t
and I unit to fee on Thurfday next, at the Royal
Exchange. among the friends df their country and
the admirers of Lord Haanwicas's lenient and vir-
tuous adminiftration. the great body of the Freemen
and Freeholders of the City of Dublin.
Between 7 and goool. were fubfcribed to the pa-
triotic fund almoß as &on as the fubfcription was
opened, of which toool. was
fubferibed by the Lord
Lieutenant, wool. by the Hon. 1). LATOUCHS and
Co. and 5531. t 3s. by W. Gnosis4 the Proptietor
of the Dublin Evening Poll.

The anxiety manifetied by Mrs. Bull for the com-
plete triumph of.jter Spoufe over his inveterate foe,
I.lainly proves the happitiefs of their connubial Rate.
lier ardent folicitations, from the frit moment her
Lubby was announced to appear at the coats " atm
to arm" ',riot! Bona AAAAA have not in the leaß
aliatekl. We fincerely Iszlieve he has not a relation
of refpalability (and John, we true, can bosa of a
ten) hilt what have or are determined to fopport
him.—Amer P4tr:s. On Monday DM %nate inform-
rd a piece will be produced, which has been a long
ti ne rehearfal, another inOance of the alacrity
at:mist:7. on the mans to ti that Theatre.