his of nd in hens tnyal plete. nitre. le fey. bat. led in s the Lry to :ed to tr the :o lin in: reeire bland I rei- I eta:l -ran try Ii Vo- iders; corps tillery we do o men their of Gx re ee other I their er are 3Goo raife a elnnel cnn. Go• I then Se7ent , •nd Dock nefc to ncipal 3, an over°. ye CM e, Dr , Sur- Men, its ea f Two n the of one lea of to the itionst baw ling to was on la foot three b. fie. oxen. 10,97$ bodies. rt and at. by -4 alt.. to ' &A ii Mr. 7, cn• orps. tteere, be ab pe fent being robin. I. lilt nanry ander )n his ion of corn. iron r, and which Awns only, They ieks,• ' e rr s mow niers of 16th. 67113. h Four it and 'surds. Ligin If do" mud.. NAUTICAL INYELLIGENC.L Plesance. Atrorrsy 4.—On the sd infant, the Tritnmer privateer. Captain Ciaass, came in here from a cruise—no capture. This morning, the Nancy. of this port, Timm mailer, failed for Ply mouth (under convoy of the Ganner Hoop of war, Captain Bass) with So puncheons of rem for the fleet. Fatssoorn. AuOUST s.—Arrived this day the American (hip William and Mary. Captain 'Not ate, from Norfolk, with 227 hhds. of tobacco. for or ders.... The American brig, Tritoa, Captain Nt etroit.s, from Norfolk, laft from Cotk, after a paf• rage of 28 days to the latter place. with 1200 bar rels of floor, for a market. The Triton (even days ef•er the failed from Norfolk (poke hit Majefly's trip Attitosiacrts, of 32 guns, Captain LAWItil, all wsU, on the Bth of July, in Lat. 44. long. 49. and alto the Duke of Leeds, from Liverpool, bound to St. Andero, 4o days out, and all well : the (poke allo on the 4th inft. the Sifters privateer, of Scilly, Captain Jones, out five weeks, and had not taken any thing.--Arrived this day his Majefly's Chip Potrurte, of so gone. Captain Masai, from Plymouth, with troops for Scilly, and his Majefly's !hip GSAIIir, of t 6 guns, Capt sin Bass, from a cruise. .—On WeJneflay evening lad, came in the French les Dens Amis. Captain , from Senegal, with gum, wine, fice. for Havre, prize to the Dues . utter privateer, of Dover, Captain KINO , which has alai taken a French Welt Indiaman, and re• captured one of our Jamaica flips . — Arrived the ship Bellona, Captain ..—....--, from London, bound to the South Seas ; the Rola, (tender brig) Liente• t Quire, from Plymouth to Liverpool ; and the e n tfy. G abriel , from London for M ato' ; both of which failed again this morning, as did allo the (hip Harlequin, Captain Joni DYllit a for Plymouth, which is to be fitted out at Plymouth for a priva teer, and to carry et guns : the is a very fine oaf• f e l, and [[ell adapted for that purpole.—Alto failed the Speedaell, Loon. for Swanfea ; and the Eliza beth, Lamm, for Cork. The WstSisiGitAst packet with two mails for Liebon. will fail to-morrow, if the wind peewee favourable. Tht lEtro Gartot, Ads Litton, and Lady Ma laita pickets, from America, may be hourly ex• ,c&J. Letters received here mention. that a (hip' packet, bound to Amtrica, has been taken and lint into Ferrol : &mild this prove to be the cafe, the packet taken mull be the PIIIICISS ELIZAIIeTit, Cap tain Km% which failed from this place with the sunset July tor America. Wind S. Welt PLYMOUTH. AVOOST 6.—Came in the London, Captain Gottortacts ; Francis and Elias, Captain Opium; and the Latenta....—......, all from Jamaica. for London, put in for Convoy: the Sea Guts,, of Al guns, from the. Eallward I—the Gatao, of 54 guns, from the %award ; the Reseal), of t 8 guns hones cruise; the Thomas and John privateer of 54 guns, from an nnfuccefsful cruise ; the Deviatory. of 74 guns, from Spithead t and Eta No. of :8 gun , . from Jerky.—Sailed the PLANTAOSIIST, of 74 guns, so join the Channel Fleet; the EllDTletoll. of 44 gnas ; the RAMILIA, of r 4 guns; and the Fiscus, of a guns, all on a cruise.--Came from Hamone to Cawfand Bay, the Xis, iv', etrx, of 78 guns, Capt. Marna; and Piraeus. of 26 rms.—Came in the Canada, Captain RITCHIE; and the Martha, Capt. Gumbos. both fronslamaica, for London. Poirstecarrn, Atmore 6.—The prize brought in by the RIVOLVTIONSIaI ftigate, Capt. Lott, is the Ilirondelle, valnably laden from the Me of France. She was formerly an Ealt India packet. The Re .. 1.11TION•1111 made three other good captures,which carried into Gibraltar.—Dropped down to St. Helen's, the Mitoarricanv. of 74 guns. Captain dares —The Gauen tranfports which are arrived at the Motberbank from Alexandria, Malta, and Gi braltar. have brought home the Bth, 23J, ayth, and 411th regiments, and the 26th dragoons. They have been about lye months from Alexandria, three from Malta, and Is weeks from Gibraltar.—An order was received this morning for the officers and artificers of the dockyard not to attend their duty tomorrow. Salt aims. Auc.usr 6,—Arrived his Majefly's !hip RONA IT. from Chatham, and lITILIiTIS at Black takes. The AVMS:eI. Ertt•LION, and Atoozo, 'have attired attbe Note. The Claes bat this day failed with the Baltic trade under convoy, with a fine breeze at N. W. Yaanovra, Ava. 7.---YellerJsty arrinJ from a cruise, the tires* bomb-veifel and at sP. M. the Pococa packet. Captain FLY,,, from Tonningen with mils, and feveral parengers. by whom we arc in fumed that all the Entlifh in Italy have been Ir. retled. Sailed the Bursa (loop on a anise. This day arrived the ZIIIIA homb.veffel. Sailed the Csnsoa gun•ve(fel. Remain in the roads the Gacr It. nits of 61 guns. Rear Admiral Tuoam am:ovals, g the /lieu' and Zeal* bombs: the Hua rsl BADOIII cutters. The wind having (billed to the N.W. the Pocoaa packet will fail in the after noon. The Ausoaa, 1111:4.1ass Mon, will GUI nest neck, from this port, for Tooningen, with bale goods and palkngers. FROM L1.01'0% LOT. DIAL. A ecr rup....Amlontelke Pesfass.oo l4looll . ll ° 4lll6 the Melpomene rtlsine, on s mike. Wlll4 Welt. Ca ea ma, Ali OM 7.—Pated trf.llo Yew* hear. Owe. rim from Mar York; Ellaabrth Sophia, Waal *at. ':otter; %au Kans. Cm; sod Grep nap, After. fr SO' • .1 , ; Celmabm, keen boom ; Liam 5 Nibs hydrikt, 'final and Aziiker, fro' ‘6"'''''"' Asters, Jackie's, from /whack; Union, —.--, from Baltimore; Two Brothers, De rola; Wow Gan, sod Vruw Cada -, frens Lear. Altariree..—Off Dover. the Jabs, Treinda.liese Gallipoly. At Portfmoott, the Oat, Attinfon ; Ann, Redden • EWA. Stock tee Trowbridge, Barret : and Benjamin, Bntehe r, fur Leghorn ; Cam, Martin, from Genoa; Corporation, ihrjeant, frois Bar. celona ; George, Collins, from Cadiz; Jarvis, Walley; Olive Branch, Barber; and Agenoria, from Venice; Recovery, Abraham, from Limon: Eleanor. Crowe, from St. Vincent's; Britannia, Ormond; Peace, Hare; Sir S. Smith, Cinder- field, Brown ; Marquis of Kildare, Waters ; an d Nymph, Thompfon, from Gallipoly. At Liverpool, Triton, Caldhury. from New-York; Fanny, Brawn, from Virginia; and Prefidebt, Boyd, from Maffachlifett's. At Dublin. Sufan, °Tanner. from New-York. At Limetick, America, Marta, from New-York. G aaaaa el, Attouse I.—The Union, Hattrick. arrived here an Sunday hit from Qsnbee, after a paflage of 35 days. The Magnet, Ewing, for Clyde, was clea:. to leave Jamaica 4th June. The Lord Charles Spencer packet on the 3d instant, in ht. 38.51. long. ap. 3s (poke the brig Dan, of Glafgow, from gzebec for U enada, all well. The Penelope, Hall, from St. Kites and Tortoh, mired at Port Marrow se Sunday evening, after a pillage of 30 days. The Ifabetia. Patted's-el. for that port would be clear to leave Tor. tole about eight days after the Penelope failed. Spoke about three weeks ago, a French brig from Guadalospe, bound to Bourdeaur. The Rofamond, Cuthell, from Charitflon, on the s 4th of June, (poke the joie' and Frances, from floordmut to !Thu-teflon, in lat. 33. 0. and long. 76. ct"--on the t sth, the join and Frances (poke the Sofannah, Walker, from Greenock to Chartflon. out So days. The efith, (poke the Voiand. front Char:dim to Liver pool, in lat. 33.0.8 yd long. 74 0. all writ • Arrived, the Ariadne, Jobe:firm; of this port, at Barbadon, from Newfoundland; the Europa, M•Arthur, at Amigo*. from Clyde; the Pandora; at New York on the sad june. in 16 days from St. John's, Newfoundland; .Etirtbeth r hi•C;regur,, at Trinidad, from the Clyde • Lucretia, Craig. at ditto, from ditto; Emerald, Wool, at Jartden, from Amer; lord M'Cany. 114'1Cie, at St.inisn's, fmm LOINIAII, after a Foliage of au do• • Peace, Higgins. at New York, from Nereundland; and Colima: bia, Watt, at Charlefton, from the Clyde. WOl4 THE LONDON GAZETTE. •DMIRALTY-OFFICI, AUGUST 6. Copy ot'a Later from the Hono . rahle WILLIAM COANWALLII. Admiral of Ott Blue, ice. to Sir EVAN NtP4ANI, Bart. dated the 'ft Inflame. _ _ Sir—Having direEted Captain Hammitt. of ki. Majetty's (hip PAA AA can tr. to cruise ten days to the weftward for the protedion of the trade, I have the honour to enclofe, for the information of the Lords CommilLoners of the Admiralty, copies of two letters from him, giving an account of the cap cure of two French privateers by that II ip. I have the honour to be, at. w. COANWALLI S. • Hit hisjetty's P Ott*. ti. Sir—A ?tench brig privateer, le Courier de Terre Neuve, of four guns and fifty men, belonging to St. Maims, was ) efierda y captured by his Majelly's (kip under my command, in lat. ap deg. long. 14 deg. 3o min. weft. She Waking- days ago from Abet verack, and has not taken any thing. I am, tee. (Signed) ORAMAI4 IL mammon. PLAN/ASSIUT, at fee, July .to. Sir—At noon on the syth infant. I fell in with his %jelly's (loop ROSA am. in chace of an enemy's refel. The ROSARIO, by four o'clock, had gained on the chace fo as to be much within gun-(lent, when her forelopsnaft being carried away by the great peers of fail upon it. (he drops a (kern. By eight o'clock the PLAMTAO [Mgr had got clofe alongfide the cline, when (he ltruck her colours.— I found her to be the French (Lip privateer l'Ata• lame, of Botirdeaux, commanded by M. AaaAVO MARTIN. with a complement of tao nun, and pierced for Is guns, bit having only 14 fix•pounders mounted, the remainder' having been thrown over board during the chic.. L'Atalante is an 'receding handfome ode), cop pered, and fails remai kably fall, having run us nearly ninety miles in the eight hours. She was out Gs days from Bourdease, and haJ taken nothing. (Signed) oa•nam a. o•stooli. I2oro of sombre Letter from the Hettoorabk WILLIAM Coto. taws, Admiral of the Bine, Ice. to Sir EVAN Mesas, gut. dated the to faint Sir—l have much fatisfaition in acquainting yen, for the information of the Lords Commit loners of the Admiralty, of the further foccefs of Captain Pao sr, in his Majefly's (hip &torsion ; and I enclofe a copy of his letter. I am. dtc. w. coanwei.tis. Ea Demote, sties. July 16, fa 47. fo H. lone. sa, oe.W. Sir—l have the honour to inform yon, that this morning his Majefty's (hip I command, captured l'Adour French Rore.fitip, from Martinique bound to Rochefort ; l'Adour is pierced for 20 guns, and WAS commanded by Capitaine de frigate Mottos tor, who was totally unacquainted with the war. (Signed) C/lAILIS PAOST. Corr of • Letter from the Ifineurabk Captain Ps.itessre, Cwt. Inmate of his Majdir'• Iltip the LOOMS/INi, CO Sir Ivan tig MEAN, Bart dated at fell, joli tr. Sir—l beg you will be pleaktl to acquaint the Lords Commirtoners of the Admiralty, that I cap tured this day, in lat 43 deg. N. and long. as deg. W. the French man of war brig l'Epervier. of s 6 guns and sto men, bound from Guadaloupe to l'Orient, with difpateltes. (Signed) e. a. etantses. We are favonred with the following tetra& of a Letterrteeived from on board the Centaur, at Barba do:s : " The Cayane is juR arrived with two French tranfports, with 375 troops, and a quantity of Ord nance Roves on board, for Martinico. On the a4th of June arrived here the Chicheßtr (lore dip. Capt. SPUR, with the Royals on board, in sy days from Spithead. Died, a few days fince, Lent. Mowarr, of his litsjeßy's dip ULT SS IS j Mr. WILSON and Mr. CHILD MedillipH/CH aad Mr. Aacnneacon, Purfer of the kosettAus I all Mr. Coca, MiJilipman of the licsanstw. At Dublin, about half park one la the afternoon of Wednefday, there was a terrible and ancommon fudden limo of rain and wind. fuch as we have not witnelied for many years. In the Liberty feveral chimnies were blown down, and books almoll un roofed—and in the call code( the town large branches were NM of the trees in Stephen's , green, and rem itted to a confides-able &fiance: the Tay, which had been mired in cocks in the area of the Green, was alio whirled about in the tempen. From the r Marine Lairs have the following intelligence i " As Amens= dip, the Paragon, of New-Vert. Wm meaty. Arab es the tkeds-ded. bat b espeded to be pt wideloadesio. *The Clog pit Beeesfeed Faded pet to Go Witiediayalegligh bet else pillog de Oar, Wks she Mud too ibrod. hid t do Meg got Ni hoe Paean; mod seetbared i the aver i ford. Ind to tat altwool d she dotdoo beet amid dos go to her added& • Whom the why addereeed. fined beats dew Pki lad wed to de IllefefOrd. lode caldron* et the Neeth-/a5 sad bradbt Ni osodosso bob pies gen - boot *toddies in ohs anode bet we de tiny to bay dyad alms Mit e ot set dot mimeo -led teihrteoettly raided We me Mooed tbeir mom • The Tadteso i Ilasplay, has Dille se Clair, .116 par farm pa Ms brirry; As sil irk AFFAIRS OF IRELJND. ACCOUN I* OF THE. I ATE INSURRECTION IN DUBLIN. DURLIN, •UG 10103. Sir,—A% fveral very incorrect accounts have ap peared in the public prints of the rebellious incur rettion which difgraced this city on the night of the 23d ult. I tend yuu the f.,110w tug llatetnent of the principal t:reunittatices, which if you think deferving a place in the STAIR, is very much at your fervice. I pledge mytell for us authenticity, having received my information from the officers who bore the principal pant in ftipprefling the danger ; and having my felt been an eye %entices of part of the tranfaaion. Govet nment certainly were informed that fume mifchief would take place, but teem not to have been aware of the terinus extent of the danger, as precau tions of fufficient magnitude were not taken to prevent its operation, until man/ hundreds of the itsfurgents were in arms, and feverataas of a molt barbarous and rerocions refentment already perpetrated, among the tuft vi.fiims of which were the venerable Lord Chief KILWAIDIN and his nephew the Hon. limit- ARD Wocrs, the cruel circumeances of whofe horrid deaths have bees accurately related in the Dublin papers.—Neatly about the fame time Coat lET Coca was attack,d, and tdn private foldiersof then regiment, quietly proceeding through Thomas-ftreet to their barracks, were inhumanly piked. One of therneinftantly died, the otherfitrvived in great agony two days; Lient. Col. &invest of the sift, hearing that one of his tuldiers was killed, eagei to prevent further mifchief, left his lodgings on the Qnay, ac companied only by his (errant, intending tojoih the regiment at the barracks, which he did mot live to aecomplifh. He had gone beyond the middle of Dirty•laue, when he was Currounded by a crowd of armed men, one of whom who appeared to the colonel's fervant to be their leader, clapping a (bort blunder hafs dote to his face,threatened him with inflant death if lie fpoke a word, and did not immediately furrender his (word. The colonel teeing refinance vain, was unbuckling his (word belt,• when the mitereant fired his piece, and be fell dead at his fervant's feet, who being in coloured clothes efeaped a fimilar fate by his great pretence of mind. On being anted by the of tffin if he knew the colonel, and whither he was ping ? he denied all knowledge of his mailer, reply. tug that be was on his way to MURPVeII in Tho. mar-greet to procure his pike. The fellow damn'd him for a feottndrel to make hake and fall into the ranks.. Watching an opportunity, he ran down the lane towards Cti2een's.bridge, and got without inter ruption to the soya) barracks. He lays there were about two hundred pikemen drawn up in the lane, who during this tragical teen were perfealy Ready and fluent. Mr. Waits*, a magifirate,mitiaking the affair for a common riot, went to Dirty-lane with fix peace officers armed. He was aftonithed to fee feveral ranks of pikemen. one of whom attacked and wounded hini in the belly ; ibis villai t be inftantly Blot. The lea. Jcr of the banditti ordered his fisft rank to wheel backwards to the right and left, when a lire from the rear commenced which obliged the officers to retreat. Mr. Juice Dau IT went to Thomas.areet with a ferjeant and 12 privates of the aatt. regiment from , the barrack in the Coombe. Lieutenant Devotes, who commanded the light company Rationed there, hearing feveral (hot, fired, apprebenfive that Mr. DILIMY might want (upper, leaving a proper guard at the barrack, marched with the tell of the company up 'Meath Amt. where he met the pony returning for affiftance. When be came to Tbooses-ftreet. fet ing. great number of men armed with long pikes re gtilarly drawn up to uppofe his palSige, be halted the company. till he knew from the Inflict if he Ilionld fire. Being anfwered that the kildiery &mild not fire, he ordered them to pulit on, and in cafe of neceffity to life the bayonet. The infurgents were terrified.by the Ready countenance of the radices, they threw down their pikes and fled ia all dirtaiens. Soma of then. were taken prifoisers, and one or two who had the temerity to refit, were bayoneted. The fuldiers returned loaded with pikes without farther eppofition to:the barrack, oppofite to which they were drawn up. Shortly after they were fired at by fame fellows who boldly advanced within so paces. Thefe were loon followed by a crowd of pikemen. who rolled on with loud bussas. Mr. D. finding the neceffityg of the cafe, at Lift allowed the foldiers to fire : by • well diretted volley. inftently (imported by a fecund. the ardour of the affailants was Coon checked and they retreated. leaving feveral of their companions biting the dull. Their leader encouregod them to a fecond attempt, which ended like the irft. In this affair two of the foldiers were wowedeth The officer who commanded the all regiment at the barrack in Cork-ftreet, anrebenfive for the fafrty of the unfortunate Colonel &owns ordered the ad jutant the regiment to proceed With 4o (Didier. to efeott hint to the barrack. This pony was joined by Lieutenant Caw • a Lt. Os their way thrash The mas-dreet they were attacked by a great wamker of pikemen. fupperrted by a fire (tom the lanes and win dows, from which alto bottles, loom, and other in. Aruments of deftruftion were thrown. One of the fathers receiving a (hot through the body, the offi cers were under the meaty of endering them to fire I a few fpirited milks forced their madams to difperfe, and (testal of them were killed. Thinking their far ther pmgrefs might be oppeted by a very hiperior force of inforgents, and that other bodies of thew might be employed in eras of neownity is 'Woos places of the city. the officers thought it predate to procure a reinforces's,' from a &technics* of the regiment in Janies's-Ireet barrack. When they were joined by this they foam cleared the teems. and brought m a number of pitmen taken with pikes in their hag b, but sinfonvamily too late garrets' the uswelier of Calomel &own. The whole saran was by this time alarmed, the drums having beat to amts.—The regimens quar tered on the ether fide of the Liffey. at the Royal barrack. tome ma with the ritneoll alacrity, and the yeomen be/sued to their adrenal' Ohms of ten. diatom. The limps were quickly (hut tip, and every countenance bore storks of apprebenfieng. The Li bony dangers particularly diffinguilbed thanfelves by their prompetiode and eeeL Every precaetion was taken to recurs the GM., and about half pal tea o'clock all was quiet. Themaaltreet being lined with mops, mod the baadltd hada, retired in com mas. and trtflng7 a the *oast cogaskiest• fine • which they tad originally it ued. ft is net tolly r•- afcertain. how many of them fell, their friendk,lrar•• ing, during the darknefs of the night,, dragged oft their bodieF, only a few of which retnainett in the Ilreets at t`.e return of day.—Thote who were kiiietl and taken prifonets. are from the wetly ' , swell of t' , - rabble.—One only of the na:•te of :sPCahe, v taken lettiking in fupprted betty Francis-14w, by a party of the aid early on Send:t•: morning. is at all above the reit. He was artne, with a large blunderbufsi and is laid to be a princi pal leader. You will fee from this , narrative, every isn't which is is ilriftly true, and comprelie tads nearly ti a whisk tranlAtion, LAW the pint was dlkt.ecerted ki. molt by accident. Had the erlsiipirmiin no been in • tern -led tv o hours longer, the conkt;tettces might have been dreadful. Their depots in Thomas ton), Vizar-ilreet, contained pikes, which they were (crying out when the parties of the alit res;ment ap peared. The other vidirns of their ferocity, heri3es thole already mentioned, were a Titivate t,f tht :sth dta• goon. piked, a rentinel of the Czd font on his poll. two yeomen killed, and a private of the 2 a wounded feverely with the fire of a blunderbufs. Language cannot deferibe the fcenc of horror Paw in Vicar•kreet warchhoufe—on the bench lay thr mangled bodies ti Colonel B. and two murdered yeomen. and a poor know of the z !It griceoufly wounded. The room was crowded with a yet of villains taken in arms in the Rivets, who teemed to view this feene of blood with a fecret triumph, as the work of their own hands f adually beheld the grin► of heUifh pleafure in their feroci MIS countenances. FROM OUR CORRESPONbENT. Duette. Ana. 3.—1 am Pure you will be wel pleated to know that events here do not fumith me with Cubic& for a long letter. The moll perfea trar. Trinity prevails in the capital and throughout the country. and, except the appearance of our yeomanry and the continued arreft of pertons implicated in the infutreaion, we have no immediate cattle to recoiled that fuch a thing ever happened. Indeed, every thing inclines me to think it a momentary and partial ebullition, cached by French emitfaries, to ensbersafs the Governments of thefe countries, and to encourage the French armies to the invation of Great B r itain at Ireland. It is certain, that the inturgenta were headed by two Frenchmeni information to thisettea was fince given on oath, and a patty of military is now in fearch of them. _ _ The nun. in whole back concerns a hollow beans was found Shed with pikes. (as mentioned in a for mer letter). has been taken in a remote part of the Maud: he was bargaining, as !learn. with the owner of a inking-Gluck to convey him to &wised, and the circumflance caching fafpielan, he was angled. There are a let of men who with to make k ap pear as if the recent infticy wok out of religions motives. and was a Catholic bufinefs, bat I am con vinced of the contrary. I know feveral of, the fee, ardent in their love of liberty. and once warm 'd- e grees of the French Revolution; and I know them. from the bottom of their fouls, to hold in the deepelt deteflation the occurrences of the aid. not merely as to the bafeaefs and horror of the fads but as arifing out of any confpiracy sgainll the State.—There is , not a nettling handl man in this country, Catholic or Proteilaat, who does not abominate the prefeet Government and Governors of France. and who would not give his 101 l (billing, or late the Ina drop of his blood, to frultrate any attempt of Freed la. vafion. This day abont half pail one o'clock in the after kronen, and as if to eaprefs the anger of Heaver spina the horrid tranfaEtions of Saturday fennight. we had a terrible tempell here. With the fuddenich of a' Well India hurricane. the air was darkened, sad a Horns of wind and rain butt upon us. 1 . 04 as for the time Ido not remember. The Liberty, teems of crimes which dilbonoured the name of freedom, and the character of man. fofferetfpardcw lariy. Monks were blown down and boufes til molt unroofed in the twinkling of an eye--there teemed to have been frienething of retributive jut tice in is. In the eat end of the town there was ao damage done, except tome branches of the trees in Stephen's green torn from their trunks and &lit tered about. There was a deluge of rain. I have not heard of any damage done in our harbors, and I hope to continue lb. AVOUST 4. This morning Mr. SeCfttalry WKS* saw, and family, arrived hese in the Dortet yatch from Holyhead : he bad been detained not only from this country, but from his parliamentary alums fir Come time back, by fiver* indifixofitinn. It will im part additional confidence to the loyalty of Ireland. to have every member of we adminifiration at his H. Among the moll recent arrells are thole of two pukes of Tome condition in Cork. a Mr. Daramte, an eminent and wealthy brewer, and Mr. Donovan. a merchant. Wm. Toss Joon. of political ante is dga oenotry, is is hid, has been melted at an *ken village in County Cork. An steeling cafualty occurred in our bay yeller day. in confe*tenee of a 114111 t Onern. assetisesd in my lafi. The Deresfeed palige-boat, hosed for Liverpool, and fall of. palletises, had bees out to fen. and pat back, urban. 811.11111.1ing ta pals the bar. the buck en the Lin Bolt sod only the cabin pait fingers, Captain. and crew. site fared. About poor creatures that were in the hold have per76ed( f a h w e i King packet alto put back at the fame time. and in gaining anchorage . at There have bees no arreits in this city Sam my all, and hem and every where throegboat the Mead, all is quiet. The only thing we eve% sow to excite interek is the trials by Count 'genial, which are expelled to take place immediately. FROM MS lily Wilt DV111141 9 AUGUST 4...414 in &rifles of the City of Cork Militia douched from Waterford on Thurfday lea. ender the Command of Major.leaaa. far Wesfotti. Atom farther welts fines our Islt. et boar of the followitte t—At Newry. Redna.ndsl es. V. quay, is wWe hoofs • amber of pikes Me Lawyers' Corps have fet an onto , * rat y and difeernior patriroilin. which we trod, every other yeomanry corps will ensulate—that of 0pe414 their ranks to their s loyal and refped.ble fellow a dzes' sad sosaitymesa of the Resat Ca:holic la- 31 1‘ ,1