Star.
London, England, 1803-12-12 00:00:00

DUBLIN, DEC. 5.

That the tranquil Rate of Ireland precludes thole
occurrences by which a Dublin Correfpondent was
enabled to adminißer to the curiofity of your readers,
I am fore will give you as much pleafure as it does
to me. Our good I.ord HAIDWICILI and his wife
and able colleagues in the government of this coon-
try, have not in vain (peculated a fyllem of liberal,
humane, and virtuous policy. By fuch a fyßem they
paid a compliment to the Irifh char-alter, which halt-
men acknowledge as they mould, by their grateful
love and fubordination to the laws. Nor was the
infurrettion of au hour an argument to the contrary.
for as well might it have been Taid, that Lord Gloacis
Gozoon's rioters, who let at defiance for three days.
the concentered power ofthe Betas Government in the
Britifh capital, were the reprefentatives of the popular
opinion in England. But while this is the pleafant
afpeit islich our affairs bear at precut, our govern•
ment is not inattentive to every meafure of neceffary
fecurity againft domeßic revolt, however unlikely,
as well as agaisß any attempt of a foreign ene-
my. The alterations for infulating and firming
the Cattle go on rapidly, and the houfes in Celtic-
ftreet which, to that effed, were to be taken down,
are almoß razed. In the interior. fimilar works
are carrying on: Athlone, the great central dips,
is placed in a moll formidable Rate of defence.
and the old town of Duncannon, contiguous to
the fort of Duncannon, is pulling down, in order
' that it may not, by any poffibility, afford facility of
annoyance to the fort. Indeed a more aufpicioua
junaion of civil and military power could not be than
that which we potters; and while the mild and conai.
tutional Government of Lord liettowicas is calcu-
lated to conciliate aid attach every Irithman not in-
orrigible to the influence of a jug and virtuous po-
licy, no armed preparation is wanting to awe difaf-
feaion, and to defeat and punifh the attempts of do-
nteßic or foreign holtility.

It is Paid that both Mr. 7easts Tway and Mr. Lac
will be tried the approaching comet on. The prin-
cipal charge again!! them is raid to be that of nego-
ciating money tranfaitions for the late unfortunate
Eased, under the name of lllit, by which is inferred
tLeir knowledge of the confpiracy. Zmigley was
again examined today at the Cane; and from the
frequency of his examinations, it is with rearm fup•
pored, that he has given much and important infor-
mation relative to the late confpiracy.

ROYAL ACAORMV....3II Saturday evening a Ge.
neral Altembly of the Academicians was held at Sot.
merfet Hoofe for the purpofes of chufing officers for'
the enfuing year, and receiving h.
mands on the fubje& of the late
Society.—His MAJISTT, after
condua of the General Altembly
to re enter the Refolutions of 1
which had been expunged by the
Afemhly. His MAIIIIITT then
probation of the condua of the
of Council, and commands the
from the books of the Royal At
lutions of the General Aftembli
month. His MUMMY alto commands
cations to be entered on the books
and arongly recommends harmow
its Members.—The Royal recor
mony operated molt powerfnll7
diately arofe. and after alturin
purity of all his intentions,
thins he had done, his objea
dignity of the Academy, and
its dißrafted Councils. The
the fame Itrain, and after a few
FARIUNGTOII and Mr. SIMr
proceeded to the eleaion of /
year were nearly all rethofen
called to the attention of the
Majasrv's paternal recommendata.
fee peace and harmony eaablifhed
whereupon all the members (
rote, joined hands, and declat
ray and frividthip fhoul4 rein

ng his Mafarry's coo.
: late contentions in the
er difapproving of tb
ily, direEts thellocret
of Council of May la*
the order of the Gener
en exprelies his full a
the fufpended Mer
he Secretary to espnn
Academy all the Ref
bly on the ara of tbi
commands his commu::
books of the Acader.•
✓mony and good wilt t
•eeommendation to bar
illy. Mr. Warr imro
ing the Meeting of t
declared that in ever
had been to fupport •
d to reaore harmony
Secretary followed
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tea, the Afembly
Dicers. Thole of
; the Prefident then
be general meeting,
endation, and de&n
Milked in the •
(two excepted) inft
ared that in future
gu ramose dna.

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PEN taw cx, e. fi.—This morning at your o'clock,
the Live Oaf, of this port, ISAAC Srancs mailer,
arrived from St. l'eteriburgh, with hemp. dtc. part
for this place, and the reit for Briftol : alfo the Swe-
dills brig Neptunus, Captain Zezzz. from London,
ill banal}, in order to take fifh for Naples or Venice ;
rind the Favourite, of Appledore, Joan Iswia.maf.
act g I tender in Government fervice, having Lieu-
tenant Jasitmos and a profs gang on board, with 37
itispreft feamen and volunteers for the Navy i &c left
Milford oh Sunday, and is bound to Plymouth; put
to by contrary winds: the Refolution cutter, rettan-
ed from a erniie. The Swedith brig Eenigkeit, Cap-
tain Eswatti. failed this day for Venice, with fifh.
Jolt arrived the Prince George revenue cutter of and
Rom Greenock, with impreft men, for Plymouth.
DICIMBIIt 7.•••• The Raoe Hare, of and from
Loudon, WATiOII Miller, in ballaft, isjufk arrived,
in order to take pilchards for the Mediterranean.
--The Prince Enna gagulitts; a new cutter, built
.at Cowes for the Cuftoms, and put in here laR
evening, and this Morning failed for Greenock, tb
mmain on that Ration. The Royal George Cullom
Houle cutter; which came in here yeßerday from
Greenock with impreft men, failed this Morning for
Plymouth. The Favourite of Appledore, Captain
attempted to weather the Lizard, but was
Obliged to come to again in the Road, where the re-
nnin& The wind is no* S. S. W. but moderate.
bac. 9.-6 This day the baniflt flaip Vrow Marga.
meta, from Altona, Capt. CLAAs Votmtas, arrived
in basil, in order to take fill for Italy ; the Faro-
rites of Appledore, Captain fatal:, tali from Milford,
with inipreffed men for the navy, failed let evening
for Plymouth; with aN. W. wind the wind is now
about S. S. NV. and very moderate.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. B.—The Acaste, of 40 guns,
Captain Woon, which arrived yefterday, is under
quarantine, having had Communication with the
Bnserican Ibip Eliza, from New York, laden with
fegar, cocoa, and other goods, bound to Bourdeaux,
which chip the has detained, but the is not yet arrived.
Came in the Adolph Frederick, of and from Stock
holm, Captain Et a, for this port, with tar :
tip. Crown Prince, of and from Dantzic, for the
Hock Yard, with timber and plank ; Three Sifters,
Captain Caosswooo, from Peterfgurgh, with hemp;
for the Dock Yard. Sailed to join the Channel Beet
the Itcrarustix, of So guns. Captain Meares ; Co.
seisms, of 74 gUns, Captain Marne; and Moss,
of 38 guns, Captain Scott.
Dsc. to.—Canty in the Aleamder, of London,
Capt. Noewas, from Bombay, bound to London,
laden with cotton s the failed from that place on the
isth July loft, and from St. Helena eight weeks ago:
the failed in company with a French whaler which
had been captured by the-Ramstea letter of marque,
of London, which veal had again failed for Defig.
nation Eland, where it was Paid three other French
*bidets lay : it was reported at Bombay, that Ad-
miral Ralnlan had fallen in with a French llivadron
of frigates and tranfports, and had captured them;
they were fuppofed to be under the conimand of the
French Admiral Limon. The Pewter of the Alex-1
ander landed two days ago with difpatehes, and let
off for London. Came in the Cram, Quitman,'
and two other tranfports, from ',trey; having on
board the third regiment. or Scots Bulb; bound to
Inland; they were convoyed here by the Ltssav
floop of war.
Came in the Jana magma, of London: Capt.
Lassisn•st, from Morlaix, having on board 66 emi-
grants: they failed from this country three months
ago, but were not permitted to land in France: after
being forced from Models, they failed fur Guernfen
and thence to Jerfey : being driven from both illands,
they at length reached this place, where they now
wait the further inflruaion of Governments the
greater part of them are ill of the Rue s the la now
Arced into Catwater. by the heavy gale of wind at
fouth.—The Eliza, of New York, Capt. SwjTs, from
New York, detained by the Acarra, of 40 guns :
the failed from that place on the 3oth Oilober laR,
et which time the Public Health was much mended.
Sailed the Status, of 36 guns, on a cruise. It has
blown a tremendous gale of wind all this day at
tooth, with a very heavy tea. Several veffels have
cut and left their anchors and cables in the Sound,
and run for Catwater. The Ltaserr. of :4 guns,
CORD, has been driven into Ferillone Bay ;
and to prevent her getting those, they were obliged
to cut away both her mans : the has rode out the
gale, and will be got into Ha noaze the fir!! favour-
able moment.

Came in the Ratan's, of is guns, from a cruise I
the Courier, Capt. Asrsamo, from Archangel i and
the New Hope, Baooc, from Peterlbstrgh i alto the
Nom, of z 8 ru% and the $ll/101111.1., of a 8 guns,
from a cruise.

PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 9.—Slued the COANPKIIII M.
gate, with a fleet under convoy. for the Downs.—
Arrived the Bridgetown, GOODRIIII. from London,
bound to Jamaica. with loft of an anchor.
Dec. t t.—Arrived the Oaraeue fagot,. with a
fleet under convoy from Q2ebec. which are paired by
LT the Downs.

Cow's, Doc. r t.—Arrived the Redrefs. of Balti-
more, THEOPHILVS NORMAN' mailer, from Rotter-
dam, bringing the unfortunate intelligence that two
American (hips, viz. Favorite, RINDGE, from Alex-
andria, laden with tobacco, and Commerce, WILSON,
laden with cotton and rice, were totally loft, about
r o days ago, on the Ifland of Goree, crews Caved
and that a third, name unknown, was loft the next
day; on board which every foul perifhed. The Bel-
videre, Capt. MICHAEL, from Maryland, laft from
Cowes, where (he took her orders, was feen all well,
going into Helvoet Wednefday evening laft.—Capt.
Noes+ to reports there are no preparations at Helvoet
or Rotterdam, to warrant a belief that the troops
there are to co-operate loon with others in the inva-
fion of this country. Sixty gun boats, capable of
containing too men each, are laid up in the arrenal
at Rotterdam, each having on board four guns, ap-
parently of the calibre of four or five pounds, but all
expectation formed of nfing them immediately is en-
tirely given up by the inhabitants.
Dona, Dec. to.—His Majeily's gun brig the
Mot. Lieutenant Maatnesow, came into the Roads
yefterday, and anchored rather nearer in than ufual,
the i►ind being of the land, with a view, I fuppofe,
of getting off her provifions, coals, &c. more eafily.
Early this morning, unfortunately, the wind fhifted
round to the S. S. W. and began to blow frefh , the
boats which were on fhore for coals, &c. could not
get off, the veffel rode very hard, until two P. M.
when a fpring being fixed on one of her cables, every
endeavour was made by thole on board to cak her
head to lea, but in Vain. Calling with her bow in
&ore, in a few minutes fhe was ftranded under the
CsiAle, nearly oppofite Sir SIDNEY SMITH'S fa-
ther's Summer refidence, expofed to a very rough
fea, with no profpeit of being Caved. A boat was
loon hoifted out, and brought part of the crew on
&ore. Bringing a rope from the brig to the Chore,
a great number of our ufeful feamen being colleted.
they launched the boat again, and brought on (bore
another boat load. Other boats being loon pro-
cured, by the afficluity of Captain ESSINGTON, and
the Sea Fencibles under his command, they fucceed-
ed in laying all the crew, the cabin ftores, fmall-
arms, and every thing that could be cagily moved.
The veffel lies fo near the rocks, that in all probabi-
lity file will go to pieces to-night.—The Boulogne
flotilla is gone into port, and moll of our cruizers
have been obliged to go into Cafe roadlleads.
Dtc. t t.—lt blew very hard all night, and the
Mot gun brig; which lay in a very dangerous fitu.
ation, luckily wafhed between the rocks and the Jetty
Head, and wafhed up on the loft Shingley Beach, fo
as to He tolerably fecure.
Dias; Dec. 9.—Arrived PAN/atom frigate,
and CONFLICT gun brig, from a cruize. Sailed PAN t-
asta frigate, for Sheernefs. Remain in the Downs
bit Majefty's (hips at per lall, and a fleet of outward
bound tetras. Wind W. S. W.

Dsc. t t.-Arrived the CHastriou frigate, with a
convoy from Portfmouth, which are failed for the
River; and l'lmmoarattrs frigate, from a cruise,
and remains with his Majefly's !hips as per let, and
a fleet of outward•bound vell'els.—Laft night, in a
gale of wind, the Patrint, STRAMACIC 4 and Kirbey,
IDLY/DAL*, bound to Antigua, and feveral others,
101 l anchors and cables, but brought up in the Downs
again, and feveral are gone for Ramfgate harbour.
For tome days pall we have had a confiderable
fall Of mow, accompanied with much rain and wind.
Yeßerday it came on to blow etcelfively hard from
the forth calf. About nine o'clock at night it in.
created to a perfee hurricane ; though all the vefrels
in the Downs (truck their top gallant malls, moll of
them drifted from their anchorage: and I am lorry
to hear that his Majeßy's gun brig Max went to
pieces in the night, near Dover. Some part of the
wreck has been picked up with the name of the brig.

Yak/1011TM, Dec. :to...Sailed on a cruize off the
' Dutch coati, the Roar, of 64 guns, Admiral
TMORNSOROUGIII• Arrived the PRINCESS Or °RANG
of 74 guns, to join the North Sea fleet.—Yeflerday
evening the Perfeverance, of Gainiborotigh, from
Loudon with groceries, Jounces maUer, parted from
her anchor and drove on this beach: the cargo is
relanding, and the !hip, ihould the weather remain
moderate, will be got off.—The !hips of war here
are the Rarocse, Admiral Rossszt ; the Paisciss
os Owns. of 74; and one Revenue cutter.

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

CILA•1111ID, Dee. 9.—Pdled by, the Tree Sifters, —, from
CodlL—Soiled de Enterprise, Farpidon, for tamales; Lody
ea, boomer, for St- Kites ; firm, Harland, ter Yueasso ; Ame-
ns. Dressissiem for Stockboirn ; Concordia, Peterfots, for Den ;
Anseitierodsso. podium, fee Norway ; Houterinirn, Kim ; Twe
Mean% Prot; Veir Oebroders, Albert; Immo Germ, Ame•
rod; and Joftrens Lies, for !rabies&
Dee. se.—Paced by tbs St. Patrick Campbell; and Tame,
MendsiNii Rom &Aft ; Cower& Debms. from St. Anders ;
Memoir" liattscli,froso Boredaws; Jane 'Wow, -,from
Ledford ; Elias, Ralf, front Vlepbsio ; View Milk sod
Two lirotbers,i Ssevesdea, Rom Dwain Teti* Vflifoo, from
Stettin; Alms, amid= g sad Liberty, Tostllnfon, from Archi-
e:ld t Cambia. Tema, Rom Rips ; feast
aosplbesti Errentrlts. Vowel mid Vrew Ansa. Wen- from Lear ;
liewriotts, Rapp, from R I Two !embers. Mikes ; Men-
d/kb. Sommer; Two Letters, Meet; Two Sifters. Frock ;
Meow Abdo, —; Maria Carobs*,
Asakireida g rd Veer Coiblelno, Lotted, from Esobeko.
ARRIVED.

611 Down, lc Prod,", i jaw. —; wed ram,
Meath, from Wt.& At Fillomittel. Alcussder, MN; sod
New York. Oak free Iflrslak. At ltzurnith, Marls. Addi-
los, Aso Isfebris. At Pslssiost, btarivissf Huntley. --...,
ham At ASIA*. Ilealtb. frost retralvorgli. At
*nit kat. ken !Ir. At C.& New Tort, Se-
mi. ham /kw Mow sad
Walter, from London. At
Marrs, Mkt, from Nverfottodtard. At Random,
Vow, Scat g sod Cl~ Adolph, Nude*. from !.radon. At
PlywrAlt, Itaterprlge, We/Awry, trout idea; Ltvrly, Miller,
from Prtallowyk I IaUF. ......—, tram 1411 ; sod firptswir.
ham Ottifftbsibtt. At Peale, Jobe sad Tbsaws, Great, from
Newfswadlowd. At Petrewee, Ike Oak, Spruce, frost Peterf•
wrath At Dantsle. Meristiterr, Mars, from Loads& At
levirlasillmi, Salina fond, hum larapowL