MR. GODWIN'S LIFE AND ACE OF CHAUCEL 'MR. PHILLIPS refpcafnlly informs the Public,' ALL that Mr. GOD WlN's HISTORY of the LIFE and AGE at CHAUCER, will be ready for pub:lmam on Saturday theta of Odtober. It confifts of two elegant Volumes in Quarto. pine Three Guineas and a H.:lf in boards. No. r, SL Paul's Church-yard. Sept a.,1803. NEW EDITION OF THE WORKS OP LADY MARY NvoRTLEY MONTAGE'. MR. PHILLIPS refpeetfully informs the Public, that a New Edition of the Genuine Works of the above named celebrated Lady, arc now ready for Sale, in Five elegant Volumes, Foofcap Odtavo, price Tweety•five Shilling. in boards. A few Copia remain unfold of the beautiful Edition in thick Pelt Octavo, with Portraits by Caroline /Nation, price Two Pounds in floods. No. 7r, St. Paul's Chareb-yard,Sept. at, tgot. LONDON. . SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK 1 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : 3 per Cent. Confab, 331 I—Osmium yi dIL p Per C. Conf. 53+ 54 531 54 Inv. Ann. sti 4 9-16 5 per Cent. 87ft Excheq. Bills 12 2211 C Rang Ada.— Omnium int dir bdia Bonds, u. dit Englith Tickets 191.3 a. MP 3 Per CCM. 33{ Conf. for 0d1.aa0.54f COURSE OP Ashford= 33 Si Ur Do. at fight 35 2 3121terd1111 35 9 2 Ur ISamburgh 33 6 zi Altuoa 33 7 21 ?Mill 1 day's date 24 0 Paris - 24 8 2 UL Bounkaux, ditto 24 9 EXCIiANGE 7 Cadiz —pp Naplii -.- Ditto 36 IC I Genoa 46 Madrid pap Venice 56 Ditto 3iett. Ultima 6 Bilboa 3 eff. Oporto 63 Leghorn 5 Dublin 16 ASio on the Bank of Holland Si per Caw. This morning arrived a Mail from Lilbon, brought to Falmouth by the Pa :Nes OF Wm.ss packet, in 14 days. Yeflerday we Rated briefly the conviaion of Raeri Emmet on Monday laft. This day we lay before our Readers as ample a detail of the trial as our limits would allow. On a future opportunity we thall give Mr. Puts s ges concluding fpeech, and a more ample detail of Emrnet's addrefs to the Court before fentence was paired, of which we have this day given only a Rion (ketch. Our letters from Dublin, received this morning, inform us, that he was executed on Tuefday left on a gallows erefted for the purpofe. He was conveyed to the place of execution is a coach, attended by two clergymen. When at the place be entreated the Sheriffs to allow him to (peak to the people, but he was not permitted. The concourfe of people affem. bled on the aeration was very great. The Court of Special Commiffion fat on Tuefday at twelve o'clock, but merely to have bills of india. meat againk a prifoner fent up to the Grand Jury. After which the Court adjourned till Wednefday, when it was expeded that Redmond would be tried, or at fartheff on the day following. We are informed by the Captain of a neutral vef fel, which failed from Mend a few days fusee, and has jail put into one of our ports in diftrefs, that there were about zoo boats in that port. fame building, others afloat; but that not more than eight were equipped and ready for the ferrite of the expedition; that so of Bon AP/ATVS life guards arri►ed atOtend on Wednefday week lift ; that the report was, that Zonariara himfelf was hourly expeCted ; that ahoufe at Saffe, about one mile from Oftend, was fitted up for him ; that it was generally rumoured that Oftend was to be the general rendezvous of all the craft in Pleaders, and what was cofleaing at Dunkirk, Ca lais, Boulogne, Ste. for the invafion; that BONAPARTR was coming to forward the expeditilin, but that arti ficers were karts. though materials were plenty; that the fiftting and feafaring people were much diffatisfied at their perfons and craft being put in requifition upon a fervice which they teemed fenfible would coft them their lives, and that nothing but the bayonet would force them into it. All the merchants and principal inhabitants bad quitted the town, and fled into the country. Batteries were begun to be thrown np along the coaft, and the greaten apprehenfion was entertained of a vifit from the Engliih, and of the bombardment of their towns by our ►edels. ' About 7o fail of Blackenburgh Ming boats bad got into °fiend on Thurfday morning. -There were to have a 24 -pounder mounted on each, and would carry irJomen per boat but from the prefent nate of preparation and by all appearances, all the beets could not be got ready in lets than three months.— Thqrs are about 4.,000 Soldiers in the town quartered upon the inhabitants. The poor Mennen, depri►ed of the means of fubliftence, were begg:ngly numbers 'an the areas, and bitterly complaining of the war. His litaierry and the Duke of CANSILIDOE, at. tended by Lords WALUISOPIAIN and CATHCART, and Col. FITZROY, took their morning ride in the Great Park. Her Maims , and Princeffes AUGUSTA and Zaizaarris, attended by Lady PITT, walked td Frogmore. • We are forty to find that the DucheG of Dimon- SHIRA is not completely recovered from her indif &ion. Her Grace, though fonsewhat better ye ler- day, is net declared out of danger. Her Phseicians bare not left the waiting-room there two nights. Thurfday afternoon the Earl and Counted of Han. COVRT arrived it Windfor from Nunehani, in Os lo:Aire. lb. Janis Faaatsa, belonging to the houfe of Mars. GORDOII and MUR►HY, was on Saturday lad bloc& before the 8tCIIT•IY of STATIt e and, after a mat examination. trdcharged. He was arreaed again on Monday afternoon, and after further exit. 1131132ti0D, was committed to the cuitocly of Ross, the Manger. who fet off with lint the following atom• ins fur Ireland. CITT VOLUNTEERS. Th: f,)lendid Military 9pdlacle in the EAR India Company's ground yeilerday, was a triumphant one, not only for the citizens, but for the nation at large—it was the union of brothers, and the death blow to party. After the Volunteers had been in fpeted, in the EaR India Company's ground, by his Royal Highnefs.the Duke of You, accompanied by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Karr, the Earl of HARRINGTON, and their Aids de-Camp, as mentioned in the STAR of ycflerday, their Royal Highneffes arrived about nine at the Manfion-houfe, where an elegant breakfaft was ready in the Ve netia' parlour: and feveral of the General Officers of the Corps were of the breakfail party. Soon after ten o'clock their Royal Highneffes, with their com pany, left the Manlion-Houfe, and proceeded on horfeback up Cheapfide, down Ludgate hill, along Fleet-greet and the Strand to Wellminfler. They were followed as they went by the loudell plaudits of a loyal and admiring populace. In the afternoon the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR entertained all the Field Officers of the City Volun teers at a grand dinner at the Manton Houle—the whole under his Lord hip's direction. Among the diftinguilhed perfonages prefent were, The Dukes of York and Kent, Earl of Harrington, the Secretary of State, Mr. Yorke ; the Secretary at War, Lord Peterlhas, CoL Stewart, Colonel Macguire, Colonel Daley, Colonel Calvert, and Colonel Browning. The dinner tables were ornamented with ten mi mic temples, each four feet high, of the molt elegant device and workmanfhip, bearing various well ima gined emblems of war, and furmounted with the Standard of England. A little before fix o'cicck, P. M. the Royal vi4tors arrived: the Field Officers of the City Volunteers had been alto invited. Covers were laid for about eighty; but not more than 76 fat down to dinner. The Gentlemen were in the uniform dreires of their refpeetive Corps. At the head of the table fat the Loan and LADY Mayozass. On the left hand of the LADY Maw:mass fat his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yoe's. The Duke of KENT was feated on the LORD MAYOR'S right hand. The band of the London Mi. litia played a feries of fpirit-iiirring martial tunes dur ing the dinner. The only other Ladies prefent, be fides the LADY MAYORZIS, were the two elegant and Beautiful Millis Pates, her Lady(hip's daughters. At a meeting of the Inhabitants of the Parini of St. James, the following Refolutions were adopted : “ itsfolvcd„ That themes at prefect the offer of our Services I, doubtlefs fur very wife and juft redone declined ; yet we Rai are and ever will be ready to come forward at the itterteit notice, whenever his Majefty Sall be pleated to require, In defame of our King and Country. Refolved alto, That we entertain a very juft and ;Fateful fenfe of his Majefty's paternal care and goodncfe in thee removing from his faithful fubjedia, as to u may be, all unnecelfary trouble and expellee." The fortifications round Chatham Dock are in a confiderable degree of forwardnefs ; when finilhed, they will mount 260 pieces of ordnance. The Weltnainffer Militia have broke up their camp at Chatham Lines, and marched to Sheernefs. The Weft bfiddlefex have taken the ground frum Cox. heath. The two Companies of Maybole Volunteers, com manded by Captains Su sea and Looaw, on the parade the 12th inflant, agreed to extend their fernces to any part of Great Britain in cafe of invafion, or the canal appearance of au enemy on the coaß. The Irvine Volunteers, under the command of Jona Passim, Efq. have agreed to extend their fer. vices to any part of Great Britain in cafe of invafion or imminent danger thereof. Mr. Dar:, the Deal Pilot, who was loft with Mr. Ucoxensm and others at Ramfgate, is the fame that was chofen by Mr. PITT, to bells Pilot, at the late roam fight at fea. The &vita, of 44 guns, commanded by Captain d'Auvaanw a, Prince of Bousi.com, has received orders to proceed to Woolwich. On board her a broad pendant will be hoified by Captain d'Au. •store, as Commander of a fquadron of Illips. ' The VINCAGO and CHAMPION are docked at Chat ham, and ordered for Channel fervice. Sit SIMMS, SNIT, appeared of the month of the Teal on the t7th inik. in the ANTILOP, ' of so guns, to relieve Commodore Cuaatmomass, in the 1 5 atscres of Oaasoa. A letter from an officer belonging to our fquadron off Corunna, dated the 3d, Rates, that a French 8o gun {hip and frigate had got into that port, after having been chafed by the Panics or WALIS ind Coxions a : the larger flip exchange d feveral broad. fides with the frigate ; stud had d l : t e n ts . ..et or WaLas , been a better railer, both the Trench (tips muft have been captured. Yefterda_y the arrival of the SKELTON CAsTLa from T Madras; eams, from Bombay t and Aostia•s Roman, from Bengal. were announced at the Ea& India Haute ; the former at Cork, the two latter in the Downs. The Tiara as left Bombay in April ; her pafengers are— Captssajeaa B. Cardona, R. N. Cassis W. ape, Mk reps 0 9 111118 WA:NM' loft V. Wilftude, Seek rqt Lieutemet Borne. George Kirkpatrick, &q. Major Jeremiah Ward ; Copts/14a Noes Smith, and S. B. Bell ; Lheatessaro W. Frazer, Ai; tact. jams Soda ; Mrs. S. B. Bell ; Mifs Mary and Mailer F. Ward t Mita Mary mod Mafter F. Wadley, Lad Molter T.jratted We are concerned to announce the deceafe of Mr. Srrow in the Company's fervice at Bengal. Yeg.rday a Court-of Directors was field at the Eaft India Honk, when the COLOMIIIIDIL. of 532 tons, and. Ezraattssar,of 568, engaged by Govertunent to carry convias to New South Wales, were taken up to bring home teas from China. The Court adjourned at dx o'clock, till Wednefday next. • On Saturday fe'nnight, a fire broke out in the Bakehoufe of Mr. Moses SMITH, in Newmlils, Ayrlbire, which was entirely mama ; but by the anise exertions of the inhabitants in cutting &sin the roof of-anadjoining liable, the flames were luckily prevented from fpreng farther. • .•-TV/INTY THOU/AID POUNDS—The Ticket Bone entitled to so,oool. az,the Fiat Drawn Ticket this day, was fold in One Quarter, three Eighths, and Six Sixteenth Shares, at the old efiabliffied Offices of T. Blur, No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9, C.hariniCroCa. where two Prizes of wool. and nu of sod. this Lottery, have been alto fold, flawed, and regillezed. ....Undrawn Tickets and Shares are fain, and die next day's drawing will be Taciday. 4 . • F4ITIICAL INTELLIGENCE. FALMOVTH, SEPT. 21. This day arrived the Spann !hip la Purifima Con. ceptioni, Capt. J. B. DcuaLL, from Buenos Ayres, la4en with hides, tallow, and fpecie, (about too,ooo dars) detained by the NILE lugger, of Dover, Capt. BLAKE, which is alto arrived ; as is the Patina of WALES packet, TODD, with a Mail from Lifbon, in fourteen days : the packet left lying in the Tagus the Dula of You' packet, which was to fail about the 16th inn. with the mails for England : the Bee. Teas Hoop of war, convoyed out the Pataca of WALES packet a few leagues from Lifbon, and then proceededior Gibraltar. The paffengers per PRINCE of WALES, are, Mr. Conie s Mr. Mudie. Mr. Perrigon, Mr.'Hodsfun, and Mr. Humbly ; Mrs. Praia, and two Mils Layton.. Sailed this day the Panics Aootsitus packet, BOULDIRSON, with snails of the 6th for New York and Halifax. The PafTengers by her are-.- General Huger, Capt. and Mrs. Wright, Capt. Davey, and Mr. Thorn. Sailed alfo th.• American fhips Jiconie, Toy is, for Liverpool ; Perfeverance, DIXON, and Aberdeen, BLAIR, for Rotterdam. Yefferday appeared off this port, the American (hip Margaret, Capt. Lewis, from Norfolk, in 47 days, for Rotterdam, with tobacco. The Pawl Eaaarr packet fails on Sunday next, with the Lee ward Hand mails of the xoth March. Wind N. N. W. Arrived yefterday the Danifl brig Four Ladies, Capt. Para' Pursue G ss, from bfarfeilles for Ham. burgh, with wine, brandy, and foap, detained by the James privateer, of Liverpool, Capt. Roan; the Royal Charlotte Weft India Ship, of London, from Wilmington, North Carolina, taken and retaken by tit; Earl Spencer cutter, of Ilover. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. Is. Came in from the illand of st. Vincent, the Emu. of Livearoot., of Liverpool, letter of marque, of :8 guns, with part of the id battalion of the both regi ment on board. She left the ;nand all well the ; sth of Auguft laft ; and previous to her failing an account was received there, that the Dutch fettleinents of De marara and Ifequibo had forrendered to the Britifh arms. She touched at Burhaven, in Ireland, and left there the Briti(h Bail Indiamen, the Manocas and Cause:am; alto a French Eaf Indiamen, a very valuable prize to the RossaLvm privateer of Liver- pool, in Burhaven Bay, waiting for a wind. Came in fix tranfports from the Downs, to take on board the gth regiment of foot, from Kinfak, to re lieve the 58th, for Jerfey. This forenoon a finnan of the Vlcroatsuss, 18 pins, Capt. Ric:tains, for mutiny, was flogged round the fleet in Hamoaze and the Sound. SEPT. 23. Sailed the Mauistnemyr man of war, of 74 guns, Captain Jaavta, to join the Channel Beat ; and the DIANA frigate, of 38 guns, Capt. Malang, to the eadt;nrd. DEAL, SEPT. ss. Saßed the Fuel' bomb, Maumee gnn•vedel, and Nessus and Mottatoom fchooncrs on a cruise.— Came down the Ducovsav bomb from Sheernefs, and remains, with feveral outward-bound.—Vrmd N. DOVES, SEPT. 23. This afternoon arrived the PRINCESS Agouti% armed cutter, baying, on Tuefday Taft, falletiin with two Dutch fchooner privateers, off the Terel ; OW of t 2 guns and yo men ; the other of 8 guns and 50M211 the firft broadfide from the large& fchooner killed the boatfwain and gunner of the Pain c Auc urra 4 and wounded the Commander, Liutenant &Orr, in the Moulder, who died the nest day : Joslyn Tuost4s, of this town, the mafter, however, continued the :Reim very tharp at dote quarters for an hour, during Which the bowfprit of the largeft fchooner was Ire• quently on his [tern; but finding the cotter damaged in her rigging, and two more of her men wounded, he was compelled to Meer off. The Princefs Augufta mounts only eight 4 pounders. The Fricodihip (tender) has raptured mad feet late Liverpool, the Unity. Omar* a (mitallwi amok of Chieraky. The Dro, Derby&ire, privateer of Ltvospeol. bee kat late Cork the Deillrelp frees Tema to Cads, with tap:. boned. ice. The Hayti, Charlotte, Weadahl, *tea Stockholm to Colerain, has pat foto Carikreas„ where dm mail 'mined to repair. • A hit from Newboodkod was captured la the Out of Gibral tar aboat the 4th of Moe* by fear prhateen. • The Spencer, Emmet, of Liverpool, has hem captured, retakte by the Commerce. litLceoen, mod arrived at Lerwick. The Umeasy, Beedocil, from Tobago to Landow, retweloed at Tortola Sok Asgsl, mot having beta able to fail with the Sect, oo acemmeof the ntaio aad crew having defaced her. The Jib., Lam, of Dwailice, is captured war that Wand. The of Lyra. cad Wm, bawd to Jerky, at Wedelefday got fad of the Oesegothbod. Sewed* lodloww. at Portheastk, wad had ker mak mak carried away. The Weave Aida Theodora, Val Um. from Amlberamo to Betavk, weived at Porto Piero, is St. Jam is good casdidue. the emth of Fehremery r edkramitag ha aster Se was topramod to Nod& 71e Di.... nk, ,I Cate to Elblag, 111 itashlicant, wars be pot ass scasult f i t damage, is arrived at Inilbroid tall to Caginagen te ri mmags fabilassi at . Maw Vow, Ran Corsets a Analkainin, was Armasdas as oat a Int gat ce easel amused, and amid Ins• )Is& As arvaam-it as Dana, Timer, Dalai* trim Baker mee prim.' Saga, —, so& die Calbst Viace, —.bat !Alba. At Fabienstk beargant. Lewis, Awn Virginia. At bank OW ad Deft, Beaty, Cam Pair6sr6 ideal t Ranger, ..-, sad Fairliebi. Cab, tram kip. At CiA, ladalVT. 681 . bow At Lira* Cersa,WOlwars, and Betty. fres LaWss. • On Saturday its LOOKS, Caesium, arrived at Greenock. from Chartelion, after a paffage of 37 Lys • the was run foul of by a vefel on the Bulks of Newfoundland, which carried away her head and bowfpric. DUBLIN, SEPT. to. COMMISSION INTELLIGENCE The Court having refumed its fitting, according to adjo urnment . Lord Notts oat' and Barons Groao and DALY pretiding, Robert Emmett, Efq. was put to the bar. The loner challenged nineteen peremptorily nut of the Pannel for a Petit Jury, and fix were fet afide for the Crown. The following Jury were then fworn John Gale Wm. Gamble Galway John Warm Clarks Hart Robert Turbot Benjamin Holmes Daniel Kinahan John Lloyd Bever Buchannan Walter Locke William Davis Thomas Palmer. The prifoner was indicted for High Treafon on the claufes of compalling and imagining the depofition and death of the King, levying war and infurredion againft the King, and adhering to the King's enemies. The overt ads were defcribed to be the afibciating with ether traitors and rebels for thole parpofes tq Thomas•areet, on the a3d July lall—collecting arms, ammunition. &c. and compofing and writing the pro. clamation of the Provifional Government, &c. &c. The cafe was open td by Mr. O'Ciariv, and The Arroairsi occupied near two; hours in Rath* the cafe for the Crown. He took a refpedive view of the public calamities incident to the ipirit of iofurredion which , has hitherto pervaded the salads of the common People of this Country, their weak fufceptibility to the artifices of the incen diaries in whole hands they unfortunately have beet% hitherto found very pliable tools, as well as the wan• tonnefs and abfurdity of their revolutionary experis. ments, while they do not even make a pretext of immediate or perfonal grievances. but in order to offal Tome fpecies of conlitlency, muff ranfack an tionity, and retort to the imaginary evils which had" afflided their anciaors at to remoti a period as fix hundred fears ago. The prifoper at the bar, if Mr. Aveoiriv was properly initrufted, would appear by fubkantial evidence, toge th er wi th variety of corroborating circumllances, to have been the prime fonrce, origin, and fpirit of the recent infurredion iq this City, ib enormonfly wicked in the conception. but fo truly contemptible and puerile both in tha plan and execution. For Tome time previous to the Chriffmas of 18os, the prifoner had been out of this country, and during ; his abfence had made; Continental tour of confider ahle exteitt, embracing . France ialis progrefs. Oq the prifoner's arrival in this country inceinber tall, he took up his refidence at the hour; of a Mrs. ' Palmer, near Harold's-crofs, the identical basal wherein he was apprehended by Major Sirr. To his hollers and her family he Abused the spnasi of Hew. itt, and remained there distil a short time previous to his his . ti r si taking taken a leaf; of the malt- ff ores, near all-alley, in which the principal depot of pikes, arms and ammunition, had been fortunatelj explored, on the night of the 53d of July, The leafix of this place was taken about the 24th of March laff. and poffefion enfued I certain other repofitories for pikes and various traitorous implements of diffrac tion, had been alto fixed on and taken in other parts of the city. He went to a place near'Rathfarnham; called Butterfield-lane; b a rgained in the name of Robert Ellis, Which for this 'iii - ecafion he adopted, for a honk there, for which he gave 6o guineas fine, When the Imre was ready to be executed, a Mr.. . Tyrrell, who was employed as agent in the tranfac+ lion, went thither, where he raw the Filmier at tha bar. A Mr. Frayne, one of the executors to a de: ceafed perfon in Georges-Sreet, whole property thie ;" lunife and concerns were, was the mai authorifed to: make the lea to the fuppofed Mr. Elk; who hairs taken up his refidesee in the honfe oat paying the fine:' • and remained there for fame Weeks ore the leafs' ' was perfeaed. Mr. Tyrrell, the agent, on being introduced to the parties, recognized Mr. Williams ;lairds% who attended to wittier' the hare, and who thought proper, on recolleaing that Mr. Tyrrell malt have known' him," to lay slide a fiaitious name be had affumixl,and figned his real name as witnefs to tbo !cafe. Mr. Tyrrell conibining a variety of odd drains- Sanas together, communicated trufpicions to Mr: Frayne, that there parties were riot there for a goe' rupofe, and hinting the probability that they had rose treafanable prop% or coufpiracies in view, Mr.' Frayne affented to certain fufpicious appearances,. which did not efeape his own obfervation, fuel as the prifoner having 'elided in the hours without fur; niture, not even abed, having nothing better to fleep on than a palliafs. He alai mentioned other circlets. fiances of fufpieion, Inch as befog 'elated by different perfons who always conferred in Tweet with him, but never more than one attending at any one time. The firs idea, however, that feggefted Weir to Mr. Frayne was, that there perfons were merely coiner. of bale liver, not comers of politeal conftitations. Among the peeress moll frequent in their virus to this bode in Butterfield-lane, were a Mr. Nett, $ Mr. Quigley, once an eminent bricklayer, and Mr. Do reQL The firs, under circurnflances of marked fulpicion of having taken an arrive part in the rebel lion in .7911, was Sill permitted to remain unmolelled in the country. gel, bad been apprehended. but afterwards difchargea, for alledged conneaions with the traitors of the fame period ; and Mr. Dowdall, once Secretary to the Whig Club, having with others been committed to Fort George, bad a particular indulgence extended to him, by permitting his re* deuce in this country, on his elifeharge from confine. mete in Scotland, after the concluion of the laft peace. It would be found that about the latter end of Jane, or beginning of July hie, the prifoner at the Bar did change his temporary abode, and made arrangements on a very large kale, at the depot of pikes, in the malt Sores alluded to. Here was he fre quently found infpeaing the fabrication of pikes the calling of bullets, the making of cartridges, in nor* be was indefatigably employed, with very little in teratifrioo, in offices of this dercription t but at inter. vela was equally baby writing at.a deft, which was afterwards found In this depot. At night he repofed. if revere he amid mks, on a pillars in the fame re ceptacle of treat= and traitorous implaneuts, and k there preparatory occupations he might be !heed to leading his =Arable tram of impotent T.- ' anent+, ea the night of the red of July, &eked 4r iisus uniform , that of a Field °Seer. irk, • the rank of a General Mr. Dowdall, w' appear. had been alfo in =irons on ales, sad as his Lieutenant General, as d id ' th • fa, wi an the del the The pike He In Dow counl Frew 1 it b li a b I b ti a vO n tt d 10 at bo fa is u. r; while t:::ir who. 3:-.ar c that He awn cicar OM le