Star.
London, England, 1803-05-11 00:00:00

DUBLIN, MAT 7.

The Cup, won at the Curragh April meeting,
by Mr. WHALtY'S horfe Buffer,. agaiiht the Mar-
quis of DONIOALL'i Curb, for 200 gs. each,
p. p. is challenged by Mr. B. Data', with his
horfe Sweet William, to be run for nest Septem-
ber meeting, Bft. 81b. each, font miles—Buffer
and Sweet William five years old. ' ' •
Thurfday, four tranfports with foseedivillons
of the t 7th dragoons arrived from Liverpoo).'
They have landed without any accident, though
four days on their papge, and ezperiencidg
tempe4uous weather.
The Hon. W. W. Pots, one of the principal ow.
fifers of the Uritiflt Ordnance, has been (or force
time in this country employed io making arrange
menu in the various branches of the Mice both
civil and Military—and we underftand that the
exertions of the ceveral Officers of that department;
aided by his aaivity and intelligence, have already
received the public thanks of tli4 commanger in
Chief. r .1
The punanality of the above diportsist io the
payment of the leveret demands upon it, refielti
great credit on the officers who conduit it, and its
beneficial effeds in bufinefs multi be teßified 6y
every pition connected with it. On the prelknt oc•-•
cafion, however, the exertions of the numerous
perfens employed by them have been Rill farther
flimulated by insert:ate payment, on delivery of
their feveral orders.

The Hon. FRANCIS Hair Hurcittuson, frobt
the neceffity which exalt for his onceafingattenl
tion to his official duties, has•been obliged to mild-
quills the command of the Iffa and Otis Yeomen
£jvalry, county of Tipperary.
' On Monday lift, a dreadful accident Mtnyen- ed
in the county of Kilkenhy.—Mits Elia Kivatrogl.
a young lady of great accomphffintents•indsl4
tut#, was taking the air on horfebael, accimipa-
nied by a gentleman to whom the was betrothed...L.
unfortunately, her bonnet was blhvin Mr, and iri
attempting to recover it, the bealt threw het with
much violence, and her head reteived lb fever'? ii
contufion that' lite was obliged to be cesitveyqui
home immediately, in exceffive•agony. Imintbe
flirgical affiftance was retorted tb, We'll e is
to fare the lady were ineffeanal, id, ad
thortly after. Het death is mach butscuted lif 1
extenfive and retpettable acquaintance:'' '' , ''
At a; early hour on Tburfdai Morning, . r.
jufiice Bait. furprifed Mn.'s Kearns. at hertib : ...
in g in Church-firoet.where be found a vat s.
of Bapk F,64g4ts lopopalad in her bed.-Li- is
if
woman forie yeahago-wit totenced ta trantgr=
tation for life, * lianipg in bar polTeWon'il trifitlc
full of Corgad Xank Sitlieloadoper ; ba'offer
remaining. near five years in Nfwgnte late'was
pardoned: and evinced her gratitdde fof firth
lenity br a return to her formet prattices. 'She k
mother tn.law to Thomas Shaughneffy, now in
Newgate for L. bank-note manufactory; nut
Chapeliiod. and who *as fentetked tb be hatite4
for the forging on the Bank of Iriland, but seas
alto pardoned. • ' , .a..
Mr. Bs it. fame morning proceeded co glow iso
ft; Forde's. in Grange.gorman.latie, where he
forgeries on the Bank of Ireland tb a 'v
lt
confiderable amourt. This man very narrawl
cfcaPed from a capital conviction abouen y•eas
ago..he Gate married the diuihies of the ....
butted Simi. Watfon. Each df there gicifoofh
forgeries on aoche's bank of Littichick, terdard:
bank, of Birr, and fiviral fire Into& ferry!
on at of Sir Thom).* trghtori. - -; • • si''''oB