Star.
London, England, 1814-02-19 00:00:00

CORK, FEBRUARY io.

Wednesday, his Majesty's ship ORONTES, Captain
N. COCHRANE, sailed-hence on a cruize. H. M. S.
iALOUSE, Captain LowE, sailed at the same time for
Plymouth, with new-raised men and volunteers for
the fleet. Sha afterwards proceeds on a short cruize.
Yesterday H. M. Ship TARTARUS, Captain PAscor„
arrived from seeing convoy to St. Andero. His Ma-
jesty's ship CASTILIAN, Captain Bagmen, sails the
first fair wind fcr the Shannon, as does also H. M. 3.
PIZOIECTOR, Lieut. MITCHENOR, for Plymouth.'

The Devon, —, from Madeira to London, was
taken by the Prince of Neufchatel American privateer,
and carried into Quimper the latter end of List month.
The Lord Coiling wood, HopEn, from Newfound-
land to Oporto, is stranded at Villa Nova ; crew and
part of the cargo saved.

Yesterday the Dukes of YORK and KENT visited
the PRINCE REGENT.

The Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES took an :Airinp
in her carriage in Hyde Park yesterday, accompanied
by the Duchess of Leeds.
Sir JAMES MANSFIELD has at lergth consented to
retire from the Chet Justiceship of the Common
Pleas, to which the Chief Baron, Sir VicAult GIBBS,
succeeds of course. Sir WM. GARRow, rn this re.
move, becomes Chief Baron of the Exchequer ; Mr.
Serjeant SHEPIIERD succeeds to the office of Attorney-
Goneral ; and Mr. Serjeant BEST, to that of Solicitor.
General to the lc.n.ro.

The Duke and Duchess of BEDFORD, with Lady
JANEMoNTAciu, are arrived at St. Luear, near Cadiz,
the latter much recovered from J,er hectic indisrisi-
tion, which rendered a change of climate so immz-
diately necessary.

The accomplished and estimable young Noble-
man, Lord MONTGOM ERIE, died at Alicant, imrne~
diately on his arrival there from Palermo, where he
had been for two yeari, in the hopes of procuring re-
lief from a sealed pulmonary complaint.
By the death of his younger brother, without issue,
the Earl of JERSEY succeeds to his immense fortune.
The marriage between the Hon. Mr. PIN DAR, se.
cond son of Lord BEAUCHAMP, and Lady CII A RLoTTIC
SCOTT, only sister of the Earl of CLONMELLs is fixed
for Wednesday se'nnighr.
The son of a Noble duke absconded from Harrow
School on Thursday se'unight. The impudent
youth, however, was discovered on the Portsmouth
road on Tuesday evening.
The Marchioness of WELLINGTON was at the dinner
party, given by the Earl and Countess of LlvEltroot,
on Thursday.
Last night Mr. KEMBLE concluded his engagement
at Covent-Garden Theatre with the charat ter of Cato,
which he sustained in his usual style of excellence.
The House was crowded to excess.

The little dancing Drama of Leander and Leonora.
performing at Drury-lane Theatre, is certainly the
best thing of the kind that has ever appeared OR the
British stage within our knowledge.
The Gloucester Theatre having been fitted up in
a very beautiful m2nner, was opened.on Monday last,
under the management of Mr. WATSON, with 74e
Stranger, and No Song No Sumer.
Wednesday evening as Mr. Heasev,of Dean-:tree t.
Soho. was passing the end of Ling-lane, Smithfield,
he was hustled by three stout lellows, who riHeJ li.s
pockets of a silver watch, and a 'pocket. co.l-
- Bank-notes and silver to the amount of 45,
with which they made their escape.
MURDER.—Our city, says a Waterford Paper, has
been disgraced by a most abominable murder.—To.
wards nine o'clock on Tuesd iy evening, it had been
found necessary to put M. Hannan, butcher, out of
the house of E. Phelan, publican, at Ballybricken,
where he had been exceedingly troublesome. After
his expulsion, he insisted upon being re-admitted, and,
by pelting stones, did much mischief to the windows,
when Phelan opened the door, and euideaviured, by
expostulation, to prevail upon him to desist ; but
Hannan immediately hurled,a stone at Phelan's tem.
ple with such violence as brought him to the ground,
and in a short time put a period to his existence.--
The murderer has aliscouded.

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