Star.
London, England, 1825-08-27 00:00:00

TRALEE, AUGUST 20.

Our streets are tills day enlivened by a Recruiting Rarry of the
fireglosent; 'heeded
.by the Band of that Carps.
'Tte Hibernia' finning .ompany have commenced working the.
Roes Island Minn, near Killarney.
Colonel Hareentme, Ad. P. for Cork, with a party of visitors,
arrived in Killarney on Thursday last.
Wednesday, there was a (hand Stag Hunt on the Lakes of
'Killarney; In compliment to Mr. nissucom, the son-in-law of
COO !miler O'Cownet.c.

The Earl of . /Coaxal's is castled to return to Killarney in a
few days

THEATRES.

HAYMARKET. •
The performances last night at this Home were .4 Rdansifer
en Ofirer, Roses anti Vanes, and Midas. The new Comedy seems
to be established in public favour, and likely to *hate the running
fate of most of the productions of the wawa.

ENGLISH JOPF.RA.
The fine Opera of Theme/ continues its attractive career, and is
nightly attended by the first people in town. The Toaspint was the
Piece which followed it bat night, and Miss Gowaaa introduced
the beautiful air from the French Melodies, (M, think tort oasts,
which she sang with such taste and expression as to call down ge-
neral and deserved applause.

The Barons Rornsciimo have left town for Brighton,
whence they are expected to return in a few days.
Rear-Admiral. BINONAM is appointed Commander-
in-Chief in the East Indies, and wiU hoist his flag on board the
Weasetes. Of 74 guns.
The Lady of his Grace the Archbishop of Dustin
has been for some time past seriously indisposed.
Friday se'nnight, as the Earl of CARDIGAN was pro.
media( on his way from London to Deene Park, Northimpton-
shire to which plate he had been sent for express in consequence
of the illness of the Countess of CAIRDIDAN, he was seized with a
paralytic attack between Barnet and at. Aiban's, and was unable
to proceed front the latter place, where he is still detained.
JOHN FRANCIS, Earl of MAR, Who WAS so lately
restored to the ancient and illustrious Peerage of his ancestors,
died suddenly at his house in Shandwick-place, Edinburgh, on,
Saturday evening, in the Beth year of his age.
Yesterday and this morning a great number of con-
victs from York and Norwich, who have been tried
during the late Assizes, came to town under an escort, and after a
short stay, they were sent off to Chatham, in order for transports..
tion ; many of them are for life.
A heavy fall of rain took place last night in many
places, accompanied by hail stones of a large size. particularly in'
Hampshire, where much damage was done by the breaking of the
glass of hot and green-houses, on the borders* the New Sorest.
A Cure of Souls in one of the parieles of the county
of Somerset failing to be so closely attended by its spiritual shep.
herd as was his duty, one Sunday morning a parsossic-seeming
Gentleman rode up to the church doer, and not finding it open, as
he appeared to expect, inquired for the clerk er sexton, to whom be
put the question, whether there would be any service tbu morn-
ing ? 66 Why, noa, Bur," said John, " I don't think there wool;
mus'nt expect Measter here .-day " Well, never mind
him" said the inquirer, "to and ring the bell; lam come to do
this day's service." John's dutiful instinct being sufficiently alive
-to the command, without the ceremony of • first learning the name
and quality of hie director, the novel nano were gladly heard, and
the people flocked to the " villa,* spire which points to Heaven."
The stranger proceeded with the Service, and delivered a discourse
that fully convinced his admiring bearers there was no lack of re-
verend qua lilloadon for his aim Upon the eve of his departure,
the Preacher loft a record in the vestry-book, under the proper
date, to this effect Divine Service was performed here this day,
by the Bishop of Bata and waist:.
Tuesday, as Miss WALLER, accompanied by two
Ladies from Northaw, wete driving t.wards Hoddes-
don in a double four-wheeled chaise, the horse, when.
within about a mile of that place, set off at full speed,
Miss WALLrea attempted to jump out, in doing which
she dislocated her shoulder, broke her leg. and sustained
other severe injuries. The other Ladies retained their
seats until the chaise was overturned, when they re-
ceived
some severe but not dangerous bruises.

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LAW REPORT.
COURT Ot CHANCERY, AUGUST 26.
The Loan CUANCILLOR sat this morning in his private MOM, to
which the public were not admitted. The few Gentlemen of the
Bar in attendance were not in professional costume. It is under-
stood that his Lordship gave judgment in some bankrupt cases of
no importance. The sittings closed to-day.