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

FROM OUR CORRESPONbENT.

Duette. Ana. 3.—1 am Pure you will be wel
pleated to know that events here do not fumith me
with Cubic& for a long letter. The moll perfea trar.
Trinity prevails in the capital and throughout the
country. and, except the appearance of our yeomanry
and the continued arreft of pertons implicated in the
infutreaion, we have no immediate cattle to recoiled
that fuch a thing ever happened. Indeed, every
thing inclines me to think it a momentary and partial
ebullition, cached by French emitfaries, to ensbersafs
the Governments of thefe countries, and to encourage
the French armies to the invation of Great Britain at
Ireland. It is certain, that the inturgenta were
headed by two Frenchmeni information to thisettea
was fince given on oath, and a patty of military is
now in fearch of them. _ _

The nun. in whole back concerns a hollow beans
was found Shed with pikes. (as mentioned in a for-
mer letter). has been taken in a remote part of the
Maud: he was bargaining, as !learn. with the owner
of a inking-Gluck to convey him to &wised, and
the circumflance caching fafpielan, he was angled.
There are a let of men who with to make k ap-
pear as if the recent infticy wok out of religions
motives. and was a Catholic bufinefs, bat I am con-
vinced of the contrary. I know feveral of, the fee,
ardent in their love of liberty. and once warm 'd-
egrees of the French Revolution; and I know them.
from the bottom of their fouls, to hold in the deepelt
deteflation the occurrences of the aid. not merely as
to the bafeaefs and horror of the fads but as arifing
out of any confpiracy sgainll the State.—There is ,
not a nettling handl man in this country, Catholic
or Proteilaat, who does not abominate the prefeet
Government and Governors of France. and who
would not give his 101 l (billing, or late the Ina drop
of his blood, to frultrate any attempt of Freed la.
vafion.
This day abont half pail one o'clock in the after-
kronen, and as if to eaprefs the anger of Heaver
spina the horrid tranfaEtions of Saturday fennight.
we had a terrible tempell here. With the fuddenich
of a' Well India hurricane. the air was darkened,
sad a Horns of wind and rain butt upon us. 1.04
as for the time Ido not remember. The Liberty,
teems of crimes which dilbonoured the name of
freedom, and the character of man. fofferetfpardcw
lariy. Monks were blown down and boufes
til-
molt unroofed in the twinkling of an eye--there
teemed to have been frienething of retributive jut
tice in is. In the eat end of the town there was
ao damage done, except tome branches of the trees
in Stephen's green torn from their trunks and &lit-
tered about. There was a deluge of rain. I have
not heard of any damage done in our harbors,
and I hope to continue lb.
AVOUST 4. This morning Mr. SeCfttalry WKS*
saw, and family, arrived hese in the Dortet yatch
from Holyhead : he bad been detained not only from
this country, but from his parliamentary alums fir
Come time back, by fiver* indifixofitinn. It will im-
part additional confidence to the loyalty of Ireland.
to have every member of we adminifiration at his
H.
Among the moll recent arrells are thole of two
pukes of Tome condition in Cork. a Mr. Daramte,
an eminent and wealthy brewer, and Mr. Donovan.
a merchant. Wm. Toss Joon. of political ante is
dga oenotry, is is hid, has been melted at an *ken
village in County Cork.
An steeling cafualty occurred in our bay yeller-
day. in confe*tenee of a 114111 t Onern. assetisesd
in my lafi. The Deresfeed palige-boat, hosed for
Liverpool, and fall of. palletises, had bees out to
fen. and pat back, urban. 811.11111.1ing ta pals the bar.
the buck en the Lin Bolt sod only the cabin pait
fingers, Captain. and crew. site fared. About
poor creatures that were in the hold have per76ed(
fahwei King packet alto put back at the fame time. and
in gaining anchorage
.at
There have bees no arreits in this city Sam my
all, and hem and every where throegboat the
Mead, all is quiet. The only thing we eve% sow
to excite interek is the trials by Count 'genial,
which are expelled to take place immediately.

FROM MS lily Wilt
DV1111419 AUGUST 4...414 in &rifles of the
City of Cork Militia douched from Waterford on
Thurfday lea. ender the Command of Major.leaaa.
far Wesfotti.
Atom farther welts fines our Islt. et boar of
the followitte t—At Newry. Redna.ndsles.V.
quay, is wWe hoofs • amber of pikes
Me Lawyers' Corps have fet an onto,*
rat y and difeernior patriroilin. which we trod, every
other yeomanry corps will ensulate—that of 0pe414
their ranks to theirsloyal and refped.ble fellow a-
dzes' sad sosaitymesa of the Resat Ca:holic la-

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