Star.
London, England, 1804-10-19 00:00:00

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The'city of Dublin is' le- (unit& t zg men, as its
quo'a fur rupplying the vacancies that have arifen in
the army of referve.
The garrifon of Dublin is on a walk rerpetable
footing. Including the regiments Rationed in the
various hired barracks, there are two corps of cavalry,
the gth, 36th, 72d, and Both infantry, the Armagh
and 'Tyrone militia, a train of artillery, and a detach-
ment of the corps of drivers.
Few of the yeomanry corps parade at prefent in
this city, none of the cavalry whatever.
It is arranged, that our yeomanry, which are di-
vided into four brigades, (hall be placed each four
days in the inontli on permanent duty, for exercifc,
viz. the firft brigade will be put on the firft week in
the month, Monday, Tuefday, Wednerday, and
Thurfday, the fecond brigade will be put on the fe-
cond week in the month, and Co or., to the fourth
brigade, to the third 'and fourth week, ranking in th
whole 48 days permanent duty, and pay of courfe.
The above is after the Entilh plan, and admirably
adapted for military improvement. The whole are
to be commanded by a Colonel of the line. It is not
afcertained at what period thole regulations are to
commence.
The Lady of General Dons, accompanied by
Mother female, were overturned in the General's car-
riage, laft Wednerday, in Sackville.flreet. Fortu-
nately zone of the Ladies received any other injury
beyond what was occafioned by their fright.
One of the Highlanders doing garrifon duty fell
into Us Canal near Merrion-fquare, a few nights
ago. His body was taken out on Wednefday.
ESCAPI.—On Saturday night, the 6th inft. the on•
dermentioned prifoners, under refpites and rules of
traofportation, made their efcape from the gaol of
Clonmell, viz. John Hartilly, William Hogan, Mi-
chael Power, DenniaCarew, Pierce Condon, Daniel
Heclan, and Pierce Stapleton. They were locked in
their different cells at the ufual hour, in the upper
corridore of raid prifon (which is on the fourth florey)
with a number of other convills. Being fuppored
from its height to be the moll fecure part of the pri-
fon ; there is a (mall air hole over the door.of the cell,
where three of them were confined, in breadth nine
inches, and in height thirteen inches, through which
they,got air. The other four were in two other cells,
in each of which there is a chimney, through which
they forced themfelves, and then were all together.
They then broke the padlock, and proceeded to the
kitchen on the fame floor and with tome implement
cut the bar, and railed the trots bar out of the works,
which was esifil y effeeted, it not having fufficient
length in the wall, the breadth of the bole being nine
inches by fizteen. With a rope they then let them-
(elves down into a garden, at the north end of the
prifon. There is a lunatic confined in the prifon, who
often keeps up alarming and extraordinary noire, in
rapping at the doors from night until morning,'which
noire he made with little intermiflion during this night,
'to loch a degree, as prevented there culprits from be-
ing heard in their efcape, by the keeper of the gaol,
or any of his people.

At Weyhill Fair laft week, that ancient and won-
derful annual mart of Englifh produce, the (how of
Hops was very confiderable, and of molt excellent
quality, though perhaps not fo great as was generally
expelled : very fine Farnhams, and choice country
growths, met with a rapid Pale on Thurfday, after
the market began; and towards the evening, the
prices rather advanced. Farnham Hops.fold from
71. to 71. los. ; and others, of known goodnefr, fetched
71. Fine Kentifh, fold from 41. to 51.; interior, as
low as 31. eos.; but the Farnham and like growths
hood highett in cilimation. The quantity of Leather
was fmall: Tanned calves (kins, weighing from sclb.
to 6olb. per dozen, fold from as. 'Ad. to 2s. yd. per
lb.; and Hides, from 22d. to as. per lb. There was
a large quantity of Cheefe, which experienced a
heavy fale, and many tons were left unfold : New
fold at from sos. to 54.5. ; belt Red, 6os. to 68s. (infe-
rior lower). Old Ureic, 845. to gos. and but little
fold. The previous (how of Iheep, at Apple haw,
was very large, and the Pale brifk, at advanced
prices—Lamb; from t ss. and zos. to 355.—llorfet-
fhire Ewes, from 255. to 355. and fume aS high as
4os.—This Fair was, as ulual, infened with (wind-
lees and pick-pockets. Two of them, with a gig,
livery fervants, and handfome clothes, were &re°•
vered early, and decamped before they had lose tk.ir
Aufntli.
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The following melancholy accident happened yef-
terday morning at Brompton : T. Sale, Eft. of
Sloane-ftreet, was driving his Lady and an infant
child in a chalk, when the hark took fright at fame
children fpringing a rattle, and run away. The off
wheel came in mutat with a dray, by which the
vehicle was opfet, and Mrs. S. ift her fall broke her
legs. The child was alto feria/Sy hurt, and is not
not expelled to recover.
r. Two men, named Ofbnrn and Clarke, having met
and quarrelled a few evenins ago, in a public houfe
tat Norwich, the former infifled upon fighting with

the latter, and a defperate battle enfued in the public
fireet. After they had received tome Imre falls and
braes, they were feparated, and the next mt.rning
Ofborn was found dead. Clarke was therefore ap-
prehended ; taut the Coroner's Jury not being fatis-
fied that the deceafed had expired in confequence of
the affray, the body was opened, when the faculty
declared their opinion, that he had died in conic.
quence of a general inflammation and mortification
' in the inteftines, fuppefed to be from the drinking of
fpirits.

A very ferions accident had like to have happened
on Wednefday morning at Cooper's Hall : A woman
attended in the GAllery, at nine o'clock, to hear the
tirll drawn ticket, which was entitled to 10,0001. As

foonas No 936 a was proclaitned,fheWaltnolt violently
agitated, having, A flare of that Ticket in her packet,
and in hurrying to get nut of the Gallt:ty, neatly
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broke her neck, by not taking fuflijent time io evaie
down the (lairs. •

FinetWlY and Co. No. 26, Cornhill.—The few
remaining Tickets non, fir- Pale cannot poiTil.ly lupply
the public demand for the chalice of obtaining the
Three Grand Prizes of Twenty TM ufand Nunds.
The ektraordinary rich Rate of the Wheel, and the
very low price, are filch lirong inducements as !testi
were before prefented for public advar.ta,;e. I los vs.
or and Co. there r• re recitiefl their friends winy with
tv fccuro fo capital a &mace, not to delay blly;tly..