Star.
London, England, 1801-07-28 00:00:00

'IRELAND.

DUBLIN, JULY 23.
Yelterday morning theCountefs of HARDWICK K,
with five of her children, one of whom is our Vice-
roy's eldeft fon, ( Lord Roy s roe , aged t 8 )
arriv-
ed from Holyhead, in the Dorfet yacht.
- The Marquis of Dow:ran:ea and Cotarniffioner
BIRESFORD have arrived from England.
A duel took place on Tuefday evening, on the
Strand, near Sandymount,fietween a Mr. K. and
a Surgeon M'N. belonging to the military, r:
which the latter was feverely wounded in his thigh.
We+serolo, juay B.—Monday morning was
landed at the Parade, from on board the Albion,
Captain BALLARD, a Mare of the Kato, a gift of
the Right Hon. Lord Roxae to the city of Water.
ford. It is a [hiking. likenefs, and molt fuperbly
framed. At landing, it was brought to our worthy
chief Magiftrate, at the Exchange, amidft an im.
menfe concourfe of people, to gratify whole curi-
ofity he had it immediately exhibited to public
view. It was received with three cheers, expreflive
of the loyalty and affection of the people to the
belt of Sovereigns. The Mayor permits it to re.
main a few days at the Exchange which
it is intended to grace our New s. The fol.
lowing letter was received from Lord Rota.' on
the occafion :
Baton, Devon, June xs, dot.
Ste—From the delay of the painter, I am in
lament having been fo long prevented from the
pleafure and fatisfaftion of fulfilling the prontife I
made through one of your Predeceffors in office,
Mr. Boyce.of prefenting to the City of Waterford
a pidure of the Knio, as a teftimony of my grata.
tude for the very handfome and kind attention the
South Devon Regiment (I had the honour to com-
mand) experienced from the citizens, while fla-
tioned with them.—l hope they will do me the
honour of accepting the Pidure fent by the ,Albion;
Captain James BALL:tan, as a confirmation of the
fincerity of our voluntary fervices, and withes to
promote the profperity, comfort, and happinefs of
the United Kingdoms, under one of the belt and
molt beloved of Sovereigns, prefiding over a Con.
ftitution, the admirttion and envy of the world.
You will be Co kind to ante the Citizens of my
carnet defire to continue every, friendly inter-
courfe, and that I Mall be happy in any opportu-
nity of rendering myfelf of tife to the City. By
making my refpeds and dem molt kindly and
fincerely acceptable to my brother Citizens, you
will confer an obligation on, Sir, your molt obe-
dient and faithful Servant,
The Right Worthlpful, the Moven
of Waterford, &e.

Among the company in the Draw-boat from
Paddington, on Saturday, were : General PAOLI,
Mr. Hope, of Amfterdam ; the Neapolitan Con-
fnl, Sir CHARLES BLAGDEN, Mr. Avis, Mr. Ana',
&c. betides feveral Ladies of fafhion.
On Thurfday morning Earl CLaat, with s (trite
of five carriages, let off for Ireland. Eis Lord-
fhip intends pang a few days in Dublin on a vifit
to the LORD Lizirranairr, and then retires to
Mount-Shannon, for the autumn,
The witlings ofParis have let to work to make
as much as poffible of the capture of the Nataibal.
The point of the following has already been ex,
preffed both in French and Latin verfes :
suit LE COMBAT D'ALGEEIRAS IT LA ELM Ds
V•ISIBALI AIGLAIS L'ASEIIIAL,
France! rejoakteitle on Mut= prams.
Et Us to dealt& en ee combat naval;
Bleat& vn fuceomber to modemk Carthage;
Elk a perdu fon Astaiial.
SPORTING.—A match is to be run on the sth
of next month, at Montrofe Races, which would
'sod up aloft of the fight bred horfes of the South.
Mr. Barclay's bay honk Tally-Ho I againft Mr.
Graham's lirerky, twelve flone each, for aoo
gui-
neas, half forfeit, we ten mile beat I Of courfe the
knowing-ones will bet upon the horre that difplays
molt hose and Itettein.
The Stewards for Edinburgh Races nips are,
Lord ALCHrIALD HAMILTON, Lord hfoirrooiss-
av, and Roane Hsraute of Clerkington, Efq.
khen Mr. Miro/4 late of thc Navy-office, died,
it is reported, he left a will fcaled up, not to be
opened till the return of his brother Lqrri Ns ~so'
then in the Baltic. His Lordfhip, it is Underllood,
has, with a generofity worthy of his other great
qualities, made fuitable provifion for the widow
and family of his brother, and amply juftified the
confidence reed in him.
Sir Joan BoaLasa WARRED was abruptly in-
, formed of the death of his fon by an Officer on his
return from Egypt, and the intelligence had fuck
an erred upon him, that lie had nearly fainted. The
gallant young Officer was wounded in the neck,
and being told that it was iinpollible for him to
recover, he tellified his tranquil rubmiffion, declar-
ing that" his life was glorionfly loft in the fervice
oU his Country." His fword was given to his
early Patron, the Earl of MOIRA.
Mr. Tamara Bars, jun. citizen and banker, is
eleded one of the Sheriffs of Norwich for the yur
eating.
CHaatts HARVEY, Efq. Recorder of Norwich,
is unanimoully eked one of the Chairmen of the
Norfolk Quarter Seffions, in the room of Haver
PARTRIDGE, Efq. refired.
We hope the following incident, communicated
to us is true :—On Saturday night a prefs gang
pm-filing a feafaring man in Tooley-fireet, the Lit-
ter, to avoid them, ran into a boat, and rowed him-
felf to Saint Catharine's, and left the boat to drift.
Finding afterwards that the boat belonged to his
father, and his only means of rubliftence, he hired
another boat to recover it. He was again affailed
by a frefh gang on the water to whom he related
his cafe, and promifed that if fuffered to fecure his
father's boat, he would, upon the word of an ho-
neft feaman, return to them. This appeal made
Inch an impreffion on their minds that they fuffer-
ed him to perform his filial duty, and afterwards
to enjoy the company of his friends.
The prefs for (amen on Saturday night was
aridly enforced in the City. In Lower and Up-
per 'narnes-ftreet a great number of hands were
picked up, and alto in Fleet Market, and lodged
in the Comptets, in order to pals examination ti is
day.