Star.
London, England, 1803-09-09 00:00:00

DUBLIN, szrrnorlt 5.

The trial intended to have been immediately pro-
ceeded on to-day, at the Special Consmilllon, was
that of Redmond, hut he has endeavoured. wretched
man, to elude the offended laws of his country by an
attempt at //dad The Court had fcarcely fat, when
Mr. GM'Cr:. the Goaler of Newgate. communicated
the cireumilance. that Redmond had flint hlmfelf.
The Court afked him, how it happened that any one
could have conveyed to him the means of death ?
and, he replied, that jnft before the Ptifoner's Law
Agent, &c. had been with him, and he Aid not know
of any other perfon having been to fee the Prifoner
this morning, except a relation of the Prifoser, who
had breakfafted with him. Lore NORM:TRY laid, the
bufinefs fhould be ferioufly invelligated ; but in the
firft inflance be defired a furgeon to be tent for, and ,
every means ufed to preferve the prifoner's life,for the
ends of ju Riee. Mr. Gas co left the Court. and foon af.
ter returned with the pilled with which Redmond had
flint Isimfelf, and a letter found near, or upon him, by
which it appeared that the abandoned man wanted
to excite the mob in the Liberties to rife and relents
the prifoners ; this fee is not generally known. The
tint entered at the back of the head, and 'I believe
reached the brain. The piftol was charged With a bit
of twilled lead. Surgeon Lsaaa, the City Surgeon.
fey's there is: hope that Redmond will live, if not at.
tAcked..witla-centrulGons. Redmond's relation, who
breakfafled with him this morning. is' of the fame"
name. He has keen Secured till it he intoWn boo
the prifoner obtained the piftol. &fide; 34 lettee
already mentioned, (ghee paps. vete found on iia
perfon, which were deliiemel fo $, Court by Mr.
Garco, and marked by him lb iiinosll4l
at a fntute period. .„. • "
The arrangement of M Mayeerrv's tavolßeers
have been broken in upon by this attempted faicide.
Molter Clare was put to the Bars and the felloWing ;
Jury (worn :

William Monty.
George none.
Fusels lUtrorielr,
Gene E -arose.
Wages Tamen.
Jobe dabs.

Jew Stabler.
Nat. caws.:
paw Camber%
Rob. Wag*.
WMlose Crank..
Wlltlas Reward.

The ibrifoner wee it elealy on the fame
branches of High Treafesivith thofe who were tried
before him.

Rich. Wilton; Chief Pete eSeer ! • Lieut. Colt-
man; Serjeant Rite; and Lient!.Brady, all depofed
as on the previous trials, to prove the infurretition of
the :3d July, and its objea.
John Forret!, the petneipal witnefs on the part of
the Crown, proved that on the night of the asel, as be
looked from the window of his lodgings in Thomas.
court, No. 9, the place being veer narrow, be faw
the Prifoner, whom he well knew, and attotbeetan.
both of soloom lodged immediate!: nppofite to him.
parading np and down the (levet' with pikes on their
!boulders; there were, many men armed afro in the
greet—the witnefs beard a dun fired, and then heard
the Prifoner or his companion fay, •4 Vais it roe
...or till weripienfatitty." Soon after witnefs heard a
volley or two of murquetry, on which the prifonet
and his companion went to the door of their lodging,
both throwing down their pikes, and rapping at the
door, calling to a woman named Biddy to let them
in : they were accordingly let in—the witnefs the next
day or the day following told tome fellow workmen,
who were yeomen, of the circtunflances, and alto is
convenient time, gave information to a Magifirate.
This part of his account was cortohnrated by two of
his workmates and by Alderman Meanies. The
Prifoner's defence was principally an attempt, ands
very aukward one, to prove an a'iii, but the Jary
after being charged by Inflict FIIIIICANI retired, and
in about so minutes, returned a verdin
7,h. Btu. found guilty on Saturday, was broviat
up and received fentence of death. Byrne, convince!
on Friday left, was executed today, in Townflienci•
flreet—he died as he lived, infenfibk of his real daty
to the public—they are all hardened and profligate
wretches, and well defcribe in their conduit the fix.
cies of rule which they would have eflabliihed, if
fuccefsful.

Emmet will certainly be tried I bills of indictment
I believe will be found againft him tomorrow: and
on to-morrow Felix Routh will be tried.

John M'Dermous •nd John Hay (two new prifo•
ners) were brought up and Counfel affigned them;
they will be ready' for trial this day week. The Weft
accounts this evening flat. Redmond to be in a
doubtful way.

Yerlerday morning br. MAJESTY, the Dukes of
KVIT and CAKIIRIDGII, and Priocefs &PISA, oti
horfeback, with their tifnal attendants.—the Prin•
cafes Aucorra and MAR). in a carriage.and four,
attended by Lady Sraw►t.t.,. took an airing in the
Great Park. Her Malt Err and PrinceSe: ELI2A.
}[TM and Maar, attended by Lady C. Darla,
took an airing to Frogatnee. Their Royal High-
netts the Doke and Made d You arrived at
Windfor, and dined with their hfrjairtas at the
Lodge.