Star.
London, England, 1803-09-02 00:00:00

PRIVATE LETTER.

DUBLIN, AvoUST 29.—Redmond, in whole houl
the pikes were found, and who was taken in a fmack
attempting his tfcape from Newry, was committed
to Newgate on Saturday evening, after undergoing
repeated examinations before the Privy Council.
He was brought up before the Special Commiffioa
which fat to-day, and Meffr.. Curran and M'Nally
afligned to him as Counfel. The Attorney General
gave notice, that he would proceed to his trial oa
Monday. When he was brought to Newgate, the
Lord Mayor was there, and aced him fome quer-
tions, and among others, why he fled if innocent,
and where he was going from Newry ? to which be
replied that he was going to Chefier to buy coals.
Two other prifoners were alto afligned Counfel to-
day--Walter Clare, who declined to name his Coun-
fel on the former day, and John Kearney. Clare
chore Mr. M'Nally, and Kearney, Mr. C. Bell.
The order for taking up all perfous in coloured
clothes after nine o'clock, is enforced with the utmoft
attention, and without repel of perfons. MAjor
Swan took up a Frenchman tall night and lodged
him with the College Guard; it is laid, that he had
on him a green belt fringed with gold, to which de.
pended a dagger, and in his pocket were found tg
Louis d'ors in gold and five guineas in gold—he rays
he is a fervant. Hickfon, a woollen draper, has been
acre led again—he was partner to Allen, who fled
after the 23d, 'and who bad been tried at Maidaone
with A. O'Connor.
FROM THE DUBLIN RAMS.

COILIF, AUGUST sy.—This day our Affises ended
in the City : the county butiners is not yeti &lilted.

Yellerday a fhip of solo tons, laden with flares for
chips of the line. arrived at &attic : the gores are
intended for the ufe of the fquadron about to be sp.
pointed to this Ration. Lieutenant General r 4.4..
roa is appointed to the Chief Command in Muntler.
with the County of Kilkenny attached to it. Qa
Thurfday IA he reviewed the garrifon of Feintor.,
and manceuvred the troops over the mountains la
that neighbourhood. This day the ssth regiment of
Fobt landed at Monkliown from Portfmouth. and
marched up to this city under toe command of Lieu.
tenant-Colond STiVIA tr. This day. at four o'clock.
Lieutenant General Taatorros arrived in this city.

From the preparations which are nay going for-
ward, it is very evitiens, that inlicad of waiting for
the enemy on our own (bores, oor brave foldievs will
foon have an opportunity in fame more diftent quar-
ter. of adding trefb !iambi to thofe they. 4vc ever
acquired, when men of abiNty and eaperleh Fd their
protkffion have been placed at their head ; as we truft
will he the cafe in the prefent inkince.

Tranfports and armed veffels are 'now affembling
in the Downs ; on board of which we hear, 'General
Mocnia's Brigade, encamped at Shorn Cliff; is to
embark. This brave and experienced Officer, it is
hoped, will have the chief command, as his fervicei in
COHICI, the Weil Indies, Holland, Ireland, and
Egypt, in the courfe of which he received fix wounds',
bear ample teftimorty of his courage and ability to
fill fuck, a atuation. From the tried gallantry ofour
troops led on by fuch a man, every thing may be es.
peeled, and the country may rely, that though the
refult of the expedition may be unfortunate. it will
not terminate difbonourably to its leader, or to the
brave men under his command. The troops in camp
at Shorn Cliff, are the 4th or King's own regiment
52d (Light Infantry) ; .59th, both, and Rifle Carps.
They are all, particularly the 4th, and gad Light
Infantry, in the highefk order.
Every meafure which a. neceffary caution can fig.
gefl, has been adopted on the Eifel coaß. Aeolus
lions have been entered into by the Clergy and Inha•
bitants, to prevent as much as polLblii any falfe alarm
arifing from accidental fires; weeds, haulm. or Rio.
ver, are not to be burnt on the landein cafe the enemy
fhould reach the (bore. Beacons are ere Sing on every
high part of the furrounding country, and flags are
to he bodied as fignals on every church, undo/ the
immediate dirsition of the fuperintendant of the Fe-
rias only, in cafe of any-alarm. • .
There are to be encamped, billetted, and in the
barracks, incise Weflern Diana, 40,000 troops; the
whole to be under the command of Lieutenant•Cre-
neral Stuccos, and Major Generals ENGLAND and
Cascaarr ; including dragoons of the linavvolun.
teer yeomanry cavalry, regiments of foot. ;Arias,
army of referee, militia, &c.
The Gahartmen and Lightertnen on the River
Clyde have made offer to Government of the Insure
of their Gabarts and Lighters, being about limy is
number, of from 40 to yo tons burthen each, with
their own perfonsil exertions, for the tranfportaticn
of troops, fibres, &c, or for whatever other firvice
may be required of them by the Lords Lieutenants
of the Counties of Renfrew, Lanark. and Dumbarton.
• The Volunteer ftrength of the county of Angus
will be about 2300, and will be brigaded as follows:
—Dundee, two battalions, about 800 men. Mont•
rote and Brechin, two battalions, 800. Forfar
and Arbroath, two battalions, about you. The
whole to be clothed in red, with yellow facings, as
the Militia.
About a thonfand of the men ballotted for the
Army of Referee for Leeds, in Yorldbire, marched
UR week for Sunderland barracks. The whole an
to affemble at that place, being about soots meo•
The parifh of Conlon, adjoining to Newton, St.
Lee, which contains only 46 perfons, capable
actual fervice. furnifbed 36 volunteers.
Government has accepted offers made by Mr. of
Hilly ADDINGTON of Langfoird Court, and Mr.
Wnassav, of Wetaomb, to rails each, a battalinn
from goo to toots men. They are to be united under.
the name of the “ Mendip Legion." A trip
Cavalry, and two pieces of artillery, are to be attached
to each battalion. . •
The Duke of CUIINIRLAND% Corps of Riflemen
bad their offer of (ervice ysituday issajord
by
Government.