Star.
London, England, 1803-12-31 00:00:00

DUBLIN DItEkBEIE

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ko. A peg on named Rovrle, coufin to him who Wits
ged, was brought in profaner this day from Rath-
le„or hi neighbourhood, and after being tea:uta-
rby Mr: /iceman, Sec. was committed to Kit.
ainham.—pother man who had been fervent to
Mr. Wittiest, a druggift, was alfo examined, and
mmitted to prifon under a thong military guard.
e quitted his mater on the morning of the 23d of
ly, under pretence of going to teeing his friends,
, red never returned, nor was fince heard of till within
! (Ibis day or two, that he was taken. There is prong
Iprefuruption that he had been engaged in the vile
• ginud fan uinary infurreaion of the 23d July.
, t We have Itrong blowing weather there two days.
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It has been expedted here for fume days pall, that
fore this time a copy of a verrinterelling Corre-
ndence, which has lately taken place between the
rdChancellor RIDS SDALI, and Lord Fi N GA L L. the
Premier Catholic Peer in Ireland, would have been
publiflied. Upon enquiry, however. I find the publi.
cation will not take plate. I read this morning a
Onanyfcript copy of it, in the gi.lffeifion of a Gentle-
urf of rank : the following circumliance gave rife
in the Correfpondenee.—On a late oceafion Govern-
latent found it neceffary to confult the Magiftrates of
the County of Meath on fome matter relating to the
loafing of the Army of Referve, and Lord FINGALL
happening to be at the Caine, was fpoken to on the
%Net, by Lord Haeowicee. His Lordihip Paid, it
wea audio his power to attend the Meeting, as he was
hdt is the Comrniffson ; Lord HARDWICK* wrote im-
mediately to the Lord Chanottlor, requiting that a
Commiffion fliould be fent forthwith to Lord Fie-
c ALL, which was accordinAly inclofed in the firfi let-
ter of the Chancellor, which, after complimenting
tit Loreithip on the occafion of ftrength which the
:aunty in which Lord FINGALL refided would derive
!ran his Magifterial exertions and influence, pro-
:eeds in a very full manner to defcribe the duties of
i Magiltrate. After alluding to the late rebellion,
t proceeds to explain the nature of the crime of
njfprilion of trealon, laments that a number of per-
iins of his Lordfhip's perfualioa, who mull hive
tad previous knowledge of the deigns of the traitors,
lid not, according to their ditty as liege fubjeas,
toirsmunicate fuch information to the Government
I the country ; and that the bigoted hatred which
Yas foftered by the lower orders of the Roman Ca-
holies, againft perfons profeffing the Proteftant re-
igjon, a hatred which naturally militated again('
lick attachment to their Sovereign, was not fiteere6,
ombated by the Pallors of their Church, and con.
ludes by expatiating in fir ong language on the net-
lfity of brotherly love, asinculcated by the religion
CHRIST.
,Lord FINGA it, in his anfwer, denies that the Ro-
nan Catholic religion is in the kali repugnant to a
leady and loyal adherence to the &in& Sovereign,
ad Conflitudon. He truth that Lord Rausnata.
e whom the Englifis Roman Catholics are under &eh
lies obligations, will not allow himfelf to be pre-
lidsced againft their brethren in Ireland, laments that
ay refipetions mould be fuffered by the Legifiaturs
is +remain againA perfons profeffing that relit' •
Otitends that the unfortunate difaffeetion which had
fresoiled in Ireland, is to be attributed merely to
t' ishinifin and Fr inch *principles, and agents; that
he Hai, Pontiff hinstelf was in by the G •
*Arlo become one of -the 'Amy &Rine& to roe
life Ireland, that Roman Catholics would be bound
ly their religion to oppete him by force. Lord Ra-
lima tesferead letter contends, that tbedifability of
human Catholics going in either Hook of Legiaa-
We> and holding a kw officer, tan by no means
Wats on the prods of,the lower orders. Lord Flu.
'sta.'s anlwer to the fccond letter, Lord Ravasuats's
lion/ letter, and his Lordfts:p's reply.are pretty much
II *e fame points, without difclofing aay new feet,
actin that t.d Raoshoatc. in his third letter, af-
tuts that pedant from all pant of Ireland Came Op
0 the metropolis' for the purpofe of "angina in the
liketettion of the 23d of July.--There is, however,
letter of the Chancelbse, in which his Lord-
ip Mites that In one diftria of this country, the
CAI
aa idethelie Priefts, who, in the rebellion of
lypt. hbmanely exerted theoaklvss in raving the lives
fa kw froteliante condemned to death by the re.
sAUtiODAT y tribunals. tau. linen that period, been
Mete/ by Use* &prier with marked 4ifrefpea, while,
idthe contrary, a Prieft, who had, on account of
rebellious praaices, been tranfported, but who
teeth through the knity of Government, finee
..d ee weftsa, is held up by the fame Sorrier as
itowsr,aind treated with *1 molt diftinguifhedrelpea.
I have thus from memory Rated the moil intereft-
pg part of a corteiporidence which has been the fob.
tit of mach animadverfion here. The nsanufcripts
ride% have, with 'nub caution, teen (hewn, have
onto from Lord Ftwoatt.'s party. I underftand
Mat Lord StiONSD/Ria 1141 been difpleafed at the pub-
kity his kites* have eatkiieneed.
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'The Cita& Volunteers are conceive their colours •
Pm Lady Variant •
"Al inhabitants of Maybele, proud to fee the old
cots reisneat, the a6th, or Cancronians, vrho want
giginally ra*d in that town, treated every man ed
be two battalioas as they paled through it ou their
ray to Ireland, with a &ifs of (piths and a bifcak.
Me Olken debit gallant and dillinguilhed Teg6
nent ordered the enlours to be Dept difplayed, and
toy other mask of aniEtity rciperS while they were
a that town.
Military ardour is as confpknous at Newcaftle
as
e South. On Monday feanight the Darlington lirtfunteers were infpeßed by ColonerSranons ; and
nr Tnefday laft Captain thatisaor's troopof By.
gall Yeomanry Cavalry, Major Caaa's Hash=
Volunteer Infantry, Capt. Basis sa um a's Staley, and
By well St. Andrew Volunteer Infantry, and Captain
Torero's, at Ovbridge ; when they all received the
marki.pf approbation and encomiums from
the Colonel. On Ilurfelar re'Onight Colonel Sas.
noes infpeaed the South SbseWs Independent Corps,
and on Sunday tat the Durham Yeomanry Canary,
an Cilefgate Moore. The Sri four companies of
the Durham Vol/latter Infantry, wbo entered upon
permanent duty on the tath iallant, Bill perfewe m
their ecideavoas to acquire a period knowledge of
sniliuiry 444 U, t and as the unfavourable weather
)ratans drams front going into the Belts they &C.
amble daily is du cloann•