Star.
London, England, 1803-04-12 00:00:00

TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1803.

COUNTY of MEATH. LEN r ASSIZES, 28433
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WE. your Majeflyrs molt du.iful and loyal
su b;cdtr,tht High Sheriff and Grand Jury of the County
of Meath, beg leave to approach your Mikity, to eaprefa our
flame and ht arty congratulations upon your providential &ape
from the traitorous machinations of the enemies of your faered
Paton and our happy Conftittition, which we view with the
utnioft horror and deteßation, and to afture your Majefty, that
we than at all times h, zealous a. d active it) our exertions for
the fupport of your Tlajefty's Perron, your inultrious l'am:ly,
and the maintenance of our happy Confthution and Govern-
ment. JAMES O'REILLY, High Sheriff.
THOMAS PEPPER, Foreman.

nenlced, That the High Sheriff and Foreman be requeffed
to prefent the above to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant,
to be forwarded to his Welty.

'TfONTAS PEPPER, Foreman.

BRIG ADVENTURE WILFULLY STINK OFF
BRIGHTON, IN AUGUST LAST.
Lloyd's, 9th April, litog.
AT a General Meeting of the Subicribers to this
Houfe, held on the yth initant, the following Refoludoos
were carried nnanimo,fly:—
ER, That the Committee fur managing the stairs of this
Houk, he aulorifeJ to difeharge the expenses incurred in the
profecution of the parties for deltroying the Brig Adventure,
off Brighton, in Auguß lilt, amoundng to soysl. as. rIL •

2d, That the Committee of Underwriters ou the Adventure,
under whore d ft-Chow the profrcution has ban coadudted, are
intitlod to the Thanks of this Meeting, for their grrarattention
to the fubjritt ; and that the fame Committee, confilting of
Meffrs, Jofrph Rodgers, Robert Shedden, Jofeph Marryat,
Lawrence Brurc, and John Rubinfon, be requefted to continue
their exertions in following up the convietion of George Eafter-
by ai d W iLiam Macfarlane ; and taking fuck further ineafures
as may be deemed necetrary to bring than to ptiniihment.
3d, That the Thanks of this Meeting are due to Sir Ifaac
Pocock, and John Julius Angeritein, Efq. for their ufeful cont.
municationc

4th That the Thanks of this Meeting are alto due to Cap-
tain Robcrt Douglas, Mr. John Blacken, and Mr. Janie.
Charlc' Michell, for their important afßitartee and adtive fcr-
vices ; and that Captain Robert Douglas be prefented with One
Hundred Guineas from the Funds of this Houle, as a Re-
ward for his meritorious Services; without which Captain
William Codling would have afeaped jultiog.
sth, That the Thanks of this Meeting Are eminently due to
Germain Lisle, tifq. for his great attention and ability in con-
riveting the Profecution, and that he be prefented with One
Hundred Guineas from the Funds of this Moore, as a token of
the high fenfe entertained of his fervices.
6th, That the Refolutions now pall, be publiflied in fuch
Newipapers as the Committee of this Houk think proper to
direct.

AN EXTENSIVE COLLIERY.
TO BE SO l 4),
'THE COLLIERY of BALLYCASTLE, on
the Sea Coalt of the County of Antrim, (in Ireland.)
This Colliery is of very confiderable extant, and contains a
yak fund of very fine Coal, which hitherto has been imp's--
telly worked.
There are Lands annexed, containing upwards of sso Acres
Arable, and 140 Pafture, Plantation Meafure ; and if a greater
quantity mould be required, the Purchafer may be accommo-
dated with other Lards c .ntiguous.

This Colliery will be found wortby the attention of any Gen-
demon or Company difpnfed to purchafe Inch Property. •
Applications to be made, by letter, to Thos. L. Stewart, FN.
Attorney, Maritotosigh-ftmet, Dublin; or to Aim. M•Neilk,
Ballyeattle, who wiU gi►e every needfary information refpcet-
Mg the Title, &c.