Star.
London, England, 1811-11-26 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 23. •
Sailed theaichester packet for Lisbon and Surinam.

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER $4.

Arrived the Hope tender, frcm Derry. Sailed the
GROWLER, of 14 guns, for L'Orient station ; VIRAGO,
14, for Cork ; ALBION cutter, for Rochefort station ;
MYRTLE, 18 guns, for Li ,bon ; and SCYLLA, 18 guns,
on a cruize. Caine up harbour to be docked the
WHITING schooner.

The report of the state of the KING yesterday, was,
that he continued much in the same state.
The PRINCE REGENT, we are happy to learn, was
yesterday considered so far recovered, except 'net
being able to put his foot to the se:7mnd without pain,
Out it was not thotight necessary to send any report
ft am Oatlands to illileton House.
The QUEVZ, Princesses Eeizengen and MARY
vi hied his Royal Highness yesterday morning.
Yesterlay the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALas went
to Blackheath, to dine with the Princess of WALE?.
Yesterday a Cabinet Council was held in Down-
ieg-street, which was attended by all the Ministers in
town. It commenced sitting at two o'clock, and
continued till five.
Mr. SULLIVAN, is about to lead the accomplished
sister of Lord PALSIERSTONE to the Hymeneal altar.
Lady CATHARINE LONG has taken Lord MoNTGo-
may's house, in Stratton-place, which is fitting tip
in a style of splendour correspondent with the ins
mense fortune of her daughter.
There are no less than nine Ladies of great beauty
and accomplishments, in pursuit of a Noble Duke !
A company of comedians are performing at Ler-
wick. The Theatre is well attended.
BREAD.—This day there being no Court of Alder-
men, the Lord Mayor, alter inspecting the Returns,
ordered it to be advanced Id. per Peck ; to take place
on Thursday. The price of the quaitern loaf will .
then be :s. Std.
Friday last, the following Gentlemen were called
to the Degree of Barristers at Law by the Hon. Society 1
of the Inner Temple
Henry Redhead Yorke, Esq. George ?arrant, Esq. Henry Al.
ford, Esq. '1 homes Lewin, Esq. Serous' Tayford, Esq. William
Hasty Tinsley, Esq. and Henry Bechensteth, Esq.
ROYAL HUNT.--Saturday morning the King's 1 COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN, NOV. 21.
Hounds bunted. About ten o'clock a numerous field TRIAL OF DR. SHERIDAN, CONTINUED FROM
of Gentlemen sportsmen assembled on Tower Hill, PAPER OF YESTERDAY.
near Swinley, where there was a fine Deer turned out The ATToRNEY-GEi4ERAL having concluded his
for the day's diversion, which shewed great sport. He statement, proceeded to call his witnesses.
at first ran with great speed towards Bagshot, where i Shepherd, the first witness, said, he was a police
helook to the tight, across the Forest by Wickham . officer, that he attended the meeting at Liffey-street
Bushes and Easthampstead Park, taking through the Chapel.in July last ; he went there by order of the
enclosures by Bracknell, &c. where he ran with great head officer ; Dr. Sheridan, the traverser, was in the
swiftness towards Etoad Common, taking to the right ' Chair. The first resolution received was, that a Pe-
- by the New Lodge back, where he was taken in Fol- titian should be presented to the Prince Regent for a
tendon Park, after a run of near three hours. I repeal of the disabilities still in force against Catho-
Friday ee'nnight, between three and four Oche* I lies; and the second resolution, that five persons
in the afternoon, the ferry-boat, passing from Fort; shouldle appointed to represent the Catholics of St.
George to Fortrnse, unfortunately upset, by which Mary's parish, in the General Committee of the ca-
sed accident, the four boatmen and 12 passengers met tholics of Ireland.
a watery grave.—Two passengers only were saved ; On his cross-examination by Mr. BORRO%vES, he
other two that were got ashore died sown after. One : said, the meeting was open and public to every body;
of the ter) men saved, was dragged on shore by his , that it was conducted with the utmost decorum, and I
horse, having luckily caught hold of his bi idle, just I consisted of the most respectable persons ; and that
as the boat overset. The other person saved was a 1 he did in his conscience believe the real object was
Seaman, who along with his wife, was going cni a ! to petition. ' He admitted he had taken minutes of
visit to his friends in the north country. Being a good ' the proceedings, and had given in a written report to
swimmer, he struggled hard, and brought one of the the Magistrates; but that he had not either then about 1
women on shore, whom he fondly supposed to be his hint. He said he had seen his minutes about ten
twee ; but his distracted feelings, when he found it days ago), but that he did not now know-what had be-
was another woman, may be more easily conceived come of them. He said he would not undertake to
than expressed. j swear, that the second Resolution contained the word
Private letters from Stockholm, dated November 66 represent ;land that the substance of it was, that
12, received by the Anholt Mails of yesterday, men- five persons tuld be appointed to present or prepare 1
a petite
to the Prince Regent.
tion, that at the meeting of the Diet, in the beginning
The second witness, James Mac Donough, said, he ,
of next year, not only the abdication of CHARLEI 1
XIII. would be brought under discussion, but that, , aCcoiripancti the former witness to Liffey-street, by
. order of the Magistrates, and that the second Rem-1
in consequeace of sonic secret negocietions, in which
the agents of NAPOLEON had taken an active part, the lution was, that five persons cu
ltshld be tappointed to 1
ruannnation of Finland to Sweden would be determi- I prepare or present a Petition to e Prince Regent,
ned upon. The motive fur this change was not as- ! and also to represent the parish in the General Com-
signesl, but it was supposed to be to enable France to mince of the Cathol cs of Ireland. Upon his cross-,
examination he said, he would not swear that the ,
introduce into that territory a competent army to over- :
awe Russia, in the situation where she is most vulnera- I word 66 represent" made any part of the Resolution, li
! but it was that or something of the kind.—He said
ah'.e. We are alga informed, that BONAPARTE, during
he also had taken nenntes, lout had given noreport,
his tour, had had conferences with the Ministers of !
though he had been asked for a report by Counsellor
and the States adjoining, and that it wds inters- 1
Hare, one of the Magistrates. 'The minutes, he said,
tied to make some important alterations in the Gover- I
.he saw ten days ago in his desk, but did not know i
meet those countries,• as to their political instim- I
where they now were ; he supposed they were there
tions, through the medium of which, some of the
.
principal Military Officers of the French Emperor arc Crcr somewhere else.
to be rewarded for their services. Captain lluddleston, •late of the 46th regiment, a
gentleman from England, was next called up. He
From Hamburgh we have received the following was proceeding to -prove certain acts of the General
NOT ICR TO miciteirMiTs :" Committee of Catholics on the eth of July, which was
" The Director of the Customs informs the Merchants of Hans. long prior to the meeting in question, when it was
burgh, that be has applied for, and obtained permission from the objected by Mr. GooLD, that there was no connection
Count de Sussr, Director-General of the Customs, &c. that on proved between these two meetings, and that the acts
the arrival of die produce of the fisheries, or of the soil of Den- done at the Rye-house 'lot might as well be given in
mark, it may be imported through the Custom House at Hans- evidence against the Traverser. The Court, how-
burgh, on paying the duties of the Tarit on its progress to places ever, decided that, till the evidence was given, it Was
where no French Consuls reside. The property must be ac- impossible to say whether it was relevant or not. The
companied by Certificates from the Authorities of the country, Captain eras then proceeding to detail the resolutions,.
dee' • • that it has not been Imported from England or her of the meeting of the 9th of July, which, he admitted,.
Colonies, nor conveyed by her ships. ' This indulgence does were. in writing, and it was again insisted, upon the
licit extend to ports K owes; where French Consuls ire ap- authority of the case of the King 1,, Hardy.and others,
pointed. The
.Certificates delivered by the Danish authorities,. that these resolutions or proposutionsbeins in writing,
* ~,,ust be submitted to ,the inepoetion of the Consul General of parole-eiidence coeld not in the.first instant* be en
• Demist is Minimills, WA he tee), ktetury-the signatures. , tertained Of their, nature or subitauce, ,und; the! the
"iiambutO, NOT. 7.7 . ' (Sliced) "D. Evan." .CTOwn must pfeetously'shey that it wasinsoct,ble to
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PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 25.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Vituroon, with a fleet
for Guernsey and Jersey.—Wind N. E.

DEAL, NOVE:vIBER 25.

Sailed the SrEctudiroi:lugger with a fleet to Ports-
mouth.
YARMOUTH, NOV. 25.

. Sailed this morning the Mostiurro for the Downs,
and the BRITISH Fain on a cruise to the Northward.
Remain in the roads the Solehy, Desiree, Chanticleer,
Briseis, Castilian, and the Princess of Wales.

Arrived at Gravesend, the Teignmouth, BRAND,
and the Wilßain and Mary, from Quebec. Sailed,
the Freedom, GARDNER, for St. Vincent's ; the Alex-
ander, STREET, for Malta ; the Lovely Ann, —,
for Teneriffe ; the Bolton, CASTLE, for Heligoland ;
the Aguilar, ROBERTSON, and the Ann, Corm, for
Jamaica ; the Sarah Ann, PERSON, and the Intrinsic,
PkIILLIPE, for Grenada ; the General Craig, HARVIE,
for Tobago; and the Friendship, MIDDLETON, for
Barbadoes.

The Nautilus, WALKER, bound to Grenada, which
was on shore on the Goodwin, is got off and brought
into the Downs.

IRELAND.

THIS

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-Aid that Ur-
the Secretary of the Catholics, attest •to hare been
summoned to pmdiwo theseitesoltmobs.
This rsentltstuan went Into a detail of the proceeil.
inia of the General Cathblic Cornn2ittee on the 9k:.
of July, upon the relevanit of which.to the prosecu-
cution, the Court postponed their opinion.
The Court then adjourned till ten o'clock to.mor
row. Amongst those present we observed, Earl of
Fingal, Lord Sidney Osborne Fitzgerald, Knight 421
Kerry, &c.