Star.
London, England, 1803-10-29 00:00:00

DUBLIN, OCT4)BER 2S:'•

We have the pleafure to learn that Leven' gun
boats are now fitting out in our harbour: we hear
that they are to be manned by Captain Durres
Corps (if Sea Fencibles. _ _

J 1/was on Friday tall ertrutedat Downpatrick.
Drill, and Corry, his two fubordinate Officers, were
on Friday found guilty, and A•ntenced to be execut-
ed. Maguire, one of the party, pleaded guilty, and
bas been ordered for traufports.tion.
. _

QFICILY MID STATFORDoTaft—N Saturday la
chae Qz2igly and Nich. Stafford, lately taken in the
County of Galway, were brought before Lord NOR-
BURY, Chief Jullice of the Comtnon Pleas, and Baron
DeLy at Lord Noaavar's hoe& in DenmarlMtreet.
North, in cuftocly of Mr. Dux N, keeper of l* Ma-
jetty's gaol at Kilmainham, attended by a body of
horfe.

The prifoners were feparately told by the Clerk of
the Crown, that bills of indiatueut had been found
againft them by a Grand Jury, of the County of the
City of Dublin, for High Treaffon in compafling the
death of our Sovereign Lord the King, and then co.
pies of the inditiments were delivered to each of them.
They were then informed that they were entitled
to affign two Counfel each, to advtfe them in the
plea they (bould put in, and 3 ffift them in their de-
fence upon trial—and alto an Attorney to conduft
their defence.

They named for their Connfel °Roans Nitwit-
ay and LEONARD Millact.y, qrs.—For their Attor-
ney, LIONARD hfblai,,t.y, junior.
Lord NORSURY sold them thnt an order was mad*
for admitting their qounfel and Agent to fee them
at all reafonable times. and cleared they might be in.
dolged with every accommodation and comfort thin'
fituation would admit of.

Sigiord bid he had nothing to complain of, that
the Gaoler behaved to them with humanity and at-
tention, and thanked the Judges in a very refpotbdola
and polite manner.
Yefterday Lord CATHCART infpefted use S.
Brigade of Yeomanry in St. Stephen's green, and the
zealous attention which they have paid to the unre-
mitted inflretions of General Dumas, was rewarded
by his molt unqualified approbation. His Lordfitits
paned the brigade in line, examining them minutely,
and returned the falute with the politeft manners e
a fbldier and a gentleman. General Duane then
put the corps through the mon difficult evolutions of
a light brigade, at the conclulion of which, they
again formed into line. And all the commandeers
of the corps having, agreeably to orders, colleted
in attendance on their new Commander in Chief,
his Lordfhip addrefied them in a (rub, which,
while it did juftice to the merits of their corps,
cannot but prove a Throng incentive to their forw
Cher exertions. He Paid, that although prepared.
by public report, and the reprefentatien of the Ira")
Government, to expert a high degree of perfec-
Lion in the yeomanry of the city of Dublin, yet did
they far exceed any idea he could polEbly have formed
of them. He had feen etnal fence he bad beheld
the fie ft troops of every defcription, and from what
he then witnelfed, and, generally, from what he had
fen of the yeomanry fince he came to Dublin, be did
not hefitate to fay, do old fed el • entey than ears air
ding in fear frogs any forcer eidich de any
again, -this cowry. If the eireamaaaees Zeit
danger were greater than at mg a
fortnerpiriod of cate
hiaory, it was alfo a proudodfuraace feenrity and
triumph, that the loyalty of every part of tbe empire
was never fb glovionfly difplayed and the geoesone
enthufiafm which attained the country, Nora ma an 4
of it to the other, to the defence of its Connitntion,
its Laws, and its Religion ; of every thing dear sad
valuable to a free people, could not but be ultimately
crowned with the happieft foes* After many other
very handfome and deferred compliments to our gat-
lant fellow citizens in armt, his .Utrdillip (aid, that
he was about to take an excurfton, officially, iato the
country, and on his return, hoped to hate the honour
of meeting the yeomanry of the capital in
number. His Lordlhip was accompaniedlq
FLOYD, fecond in command.

This firit introdudion of Lord CATHCART and the
Iri(h armed yeomanry to each other. cannot hut intuit
the moil pkafing and important actin

Yeßerday morning a duel was fought at Unarm.
between C. Wlwanton, Eh. 'and M. Patna. Eq.
At the firß fire Mr. P. was wounded in the pißolf
arm—but infißed on having a fecond (hot, when bq
received a flight wound in the bred!: the foam's
now interfered, and the affair was fettled.
Yellerday morning a duel was fought near Hemp.-
Read Heath, between Mr. of Fesscherelx.
fired, and Mr. J. C. H---os. of Old Burlington-
Rreet, in cenfequenee of a difpnte which took plum
at Covent Garden Theatre the preceding evening.—
Mr. H. came on the ground unattended, and math
an apology to Mr. B. which be refuted to accept, and
demanded fatisfadtion ; upon which Mr. H. took hii
Ration. One of the Gentlemen totally difintereeed
feconded Mr. H. The parties exchanged three ecltS•
Mr. B. fired fir!, which Mr. H. returned in the air.
At the next fire the bell patted through Mr. H."Vhin.
when he ftepped forward and diced Mr. BM be was
fatisfied ? The reply was Not upon which Mr. H.
fired as at fir!. Mr. B. infißed firing a third time,
which Mr. H. returned as before. The Gentlemen
prefent waked to reconcile the parties, but Mr. B. re.
:mined obftinate to the Id, and no accommodition
took place.

Dust. Paeverran.—Yefterday, in confequesace of
a private' information received by Mr. Bolan, that
a duel was candled to take place between Captaio
B. of the third Regiment of Foot Guards, and Capt.
M. of the Royal Nary, a warrant was idued by that
Magiftrate to well both parties, and loon after Capti
B. was brought to the office, and obliged to enter
into bail to keep the peace, lii:nfelf in pool. and two.
fureties in :scl. each. Captain M. appeared iaabout
an hour afterwards, accompanied by bis brother,
Mr. M. the Member of Parliament. and mother.
friend, and entered into the like fecurity.
The quarrel originated from Capt. Ws confidering
himfelf intuited by Capt. M. the preceding evening,
as they were ring into one of the Theatres ; tbv
challenge bad not been fent, though Captain B. ad-
mitted that it was his intention to call upon Cajtala
M. for a proper explanation. Captain M. declared.
that he had not the moll dillant idea of any bine
proceedings towards Captain B.

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