Star.
London, England, 1827-03-16 00:00:00

DUBLIN, Mimi IS.

P Tu THIATItir-At. IC 'Ripened 00 our boards
last night, for the first time these two yeaii, in 'hi-cha-
racter of Shigeck. He was received With loud and en.
thusiastic cheering.: The personation was such as may
be expected from him—one of the most impressive and
natural actors the Drama can at prevent boast of.—
Though be certainly exhibited some traces of bodily
and meatal suffering; perhaps, it gave.more the forge
and appearance of nature to the rensotse:ess Jew on this
occasioh.' The. House was tolerably Well attended.
Efirty-eight Lawyers have signed the•Dabtia Proms:
liostelioa -agistaat.ibirßoosaa Catholii class
The falter WOW has been so severe on the North sod
North-Wiestetn lines of road, as to impede the trans-
mission of the Mails.

AN UNRULY MEMBER.

saws sat ausicaerraa amass, stance ta.
's At Mr. Duelow arena on Monday night, a rather
serious affray took place in the lower boles, through the
very improper behaviour of a Gentleman, who repe-
-1 anted himself to be a Member of Perlions:sst. Towards
the close of the entertainments, the Hon. Member took
the liberty of poking his nose under the bonnet of a
Lady, the wife of a respectable Attorney in 'this town,
and saying, "My dear, is 'the performance nearly
over 7' Thelhusband 'of the Lady being highly isdir
nom at this libenri told the Member that he could not
be a Gentleman to take such a liberty with a married
Lady. High word: then arose, and the Member, whose
touragoappeared to be three bank proof, took the At-
torney by the nose, and twitted it. Such indignity was
not to be borne, and the-Attorney, who did not want
courage, made a grab at the Member's nose, but did
not succeed in his amt. MO Member then stracktbe
Attorney with his stick, which was returned with such
interest, that honourable blood was spilt.: At length,
the Member was taken into custody by a special
constable and a watchman, and was conveyed to
the Police Office; but Mr. Lavender 'being at Lan-
caster, no bail was to he hod for his appearance in
the morning, and he wanted to bolt, but was prevented.
Hestormed like a madman, and declared that he would
certainly represesst their conduct to the Keene.' He had
often heard of lerscashfre law, and now,•he said, he bad
specimen of it. , In order to appease him, be was taken
to the house of a Magistrate, who, unfortunately, was,
not at home, ,and they. Isere obliged, to conduct
him to the New Bailey. On, the way._ either he
offered one of the Officers a SW. • bank-post bill if,
he would let him go, 'but all to' no purpose: hel
then left him in charge of the turnkey, whose
dife'made Nur e comfortable bed, in which' he -slept
very quietly until' the next morning. Awaking to the
full conscience of his degraded situation, be dallied,
and washed himself, to meet a friend, who had arranged
matters for a private hearing at the house of a Magistrate.
M ten o'clock the case Caine on ; the Attorney made his'
complaint, and confiratednis statement by the testimony
of several witnesses. The Membq urged the respectabi-
lity of his connexions, but this weighed nothing. in the
scale ofjustice. The Attorney insisted upon his being
bound over to answer for his conduct at the Sessions. The
Member was petnfied at the idea of. such in exposure:
The Attorney, however, at length yielded to his prayers,
and the matter was eventually closed by the Member
making an ample apology to the Attorney, and paying
Cos pounds to the Manchester Infirmary.,

Svocunocu, Fu.22. According to private letters
frees Chrietiaele. his Maiesty may be expected billy by the 9th j
March.--By the Bills of Mortality it appears, awe hut year there
were la this city—Deaths. 5959; Births oak Vel • excels et
deaths. 1115. Amass the births there were 1051 hkgielesate.
Accounts trout Bahia, dated in January, state, that
Ifrom the 20th to 30th December last four vessels arrived
from Al. ica with slaves ; the numbers were-249, 503.
267, 136; total, 1,155.

On this day of the month, in 1792, GUSTAVUS the
Third, King of Swann!, was shot at and mortally
k wounded at amAsqued ball, byJohndacub inkerstroem.

GLASGOW. SIMKO

Tee Seoul --Sa•utdlar the 'weather in thi..Anti,
changed to a thAve; and throughout ths illne
qifht we had frequent and heavy showers of
am. In the high grounds, however, the f -Mow
na Saturday night was exceedingly -heavy—the drift
VI
ssid snow so severe that the driver and gars' ellosbew.
computed the London snail. %shies left Ai's, Ilheew.
day evening, could ant at times see the brush Were
:him. In consequence of this storm, they weft
able ti prreeed *short distance beyond Douala:l.4
when they were compelled to turn back, and lei*
considerable difficulty again reached that Inn. AR die
cuts in the naiad were again filled up. Fromr!zt
Mill they started on Sunday morning and p
with much difficulty, being obliged to have the MN,
cut before them, and the passengers, amongst win*
was a Lady, were obliged to wade through the same,
then beginning to melt, for three miles on this side
of Abingdon, until the road in that space was est,
and the coach got forwatd. From Abingdon they
'proceeded' forward without the chance if meeting
any farther material obstruction. The cuts in the road
are nornerou, long, deep, and narrow, in consequence
'el wh eh the mail coach suffers great interruption
Wits progress frram meeting carts and carriages in
these cuts, when neither can get backwards nor for-
wards without much difficulty and a great deal of time
Moat.—There has been a a considerable Lou of sheep in the
Highlands to the ;south of this place, but no accurate "e-
-mulator thee:teat hate yet been received, oe can be re-
ceived. Since Sunday mot nag the thawbas been ge.
send and genial, and the conteqoence is that the snow
is disappearing rapidly; and the ominous 12th of March
being passed 'without serious injury by floods, we may
anticiiite that our danger from such calamities is ever
for a season.

Two unfortunate young men, gonna Mr. Jamieson,
the proprietor of the farm of Creighton, both of whom
perished, near Largs, in the storm of Saturday week,
were interred on Wednesday. Mr. Jamieson is re-
covering, but was unable to attend their funeral. We
understand that the elder of two expired first,' and the
other laid himself down beside him, in the vain attempt
to reanimate. the vital spark, by the warmth of his own
body, but he soon sunkunder the„ pelting of the pitiless
storm."—Mr lensiiiino; the father, had left them, to
seek his way in, and,obeein assistance at, the farm of
Kopek; and bat stripped himself of his greatcoat, to
enible-lati soul the better to bear up against the cold in
Ms absence. It is, therefore, the more extraordinary,
that be should have been the survivor ; but this is partly
acceumed for, by the circumstance, that be write a
very thick flannel under-vest. lie had not pro Seeded
far.when begot immersed in a wreath of snow, and lost
all recollection, until revived by the humane effilfit of
those who discovered him in the morning.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The WelSaimaa, Btu, from Liverpool to Boston, pet late Ter-
ceira os the mid mit leakyorithisse of odls.and damage. and was
bloom sot on the tstb, and bail sot retensod en the 4th boo.
. The Goodwin, Slimes, from Fale to* Lomita*, was drioest
an shore Dear Boulogne yostadgy trod expected to go
to piece&
- •
The Iporulation, Scsauf,friliiiil4ol:to -Hull, Is lost he di
Bakits—crew saved. - ••. ' • " .
Pawpaws - Masco I4.W1011; W.H.W..-Sallot the
Ini--
vesiess? for. ; •1A Sea; Alma,forikeet.
Psatiniews,. Rams 7 ..matrivar fresh Imrdirra,
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Mat• ' ;aid Tema,
ser Cads; , • :13 t .•-•
Portaestooms, MapApeirrtlyfiellmLN.AW.--.Arrivesli =it
ISsisrion, Wigs -Pasted by, the
WOMlsimoijieht Viola: • ' r ' $.
Ma:. Masco W,.....ArriarYdsoloo, the Ass-
tralia.Ausaa. focJamaica; Nom T fF(3lblattar.;
rforismmisi; and the Miranda,.l' met. fdr'Ormitatia.
Arrived' that/Me, from St.; Mititherk no Dumb snipßotterdam; with troops, bound :to • ilatevis,;•solled for inaosegere.
Moldy the-whole of the outward JlOll4 MOO et ens, r , with a
fins breene from the northward.' Sailed "several of the is
homeward
Marl Air the Itker. '• , J.
Onavarato; 'Moats 1h•-Arrived the Ariab; frdviteltz
=So; Marrill..llsocimr, front the Muri otias; Loam.-
; and Sarah and Ca_ ,rolitte Paws, from 011181aptem.
Smiledr Ce°7laans, 'Saone; for Pernanabaco; Australis, Aosta,
for heath Ellen, Coksaa; for St. Soda ; La Valetta, Selina%
forilalts; wad, Ilsediekl, ilsown, for Quebec.
• " PLYMOUTH, Maus 15.
We tadmatand that by a now arrangenteet Admiral the Had
Ski Where &Weed. K. B. will take the command at Ports-
mouth ; and Admiral thud of Northesk, G:C.B. the etommand
at • Plymouth. The respective Commanders-in-Chief early Waist
desk lags en the is May. Cepthin Edward Hawker is appoloted
Reg Oi
Nor ;e nodsh. George Mahout, Esq. of Porosemeth, Secretary
to Zv
. The Pracria, 10, Captain the His. Wm. rpaldesra salved
at Sunday from Sheerness, with a detadubent of sarises lately
serving at Lisbon, and brought home from thence in the Gloecester.
She returaed again ea Tuesday. •
The Misters tender. lima. Redstart' salted so Sunday for
Portsmouth, with a Detachment of the Royal Marisa ArtMetTe
which arrived here in the Omen, from the Tagus. -
The Royalist tender sailed on Monday for Palmeeth.
The Ilittontan,.ll, Captain Mitchell, west from Hammitt to the
Sound yesterday. •
In Hantoase-rßritannia, Windsor Cade, Ocean, Al/gator,
Harrier, Cadmus, Levetet, and Frolic.
In the Sound--Trioeulo, Rilienton.
Lieutenants &slain and Mechem are anointed to the Omits
110, ea her being re-coningssiooolL She will be paid uff ea Monday.
Mr. Joseph Hughes Bellamy has bees promoted to the rack of
Lieutesait, and appointed to his Majesty's ship Cambridge, now
an her passage to Ragland from the Pectic.
Captain the Hen. Wm. Gordon is appointed to- the Brims fri.
gate, at Chathant,lor foreign service; Lleim Henry Jenkins (hue
of the Liffey) lu appointed First Lieutenant of the Dartamoth,
String. far she Mediterranean station; Mr. nomad Irvine to be
Surgeon ; Lieut. T. Scott and Lieut. V. Scan, R.M. aro also ap.
pointed to her.—Mr. W. Petrie is Appoiseed Burros of the Alli-
gator ; Dr. R. Scott to be Bargees of the Briton; Lieutenants
G. A. St. Hill and R. L. Courier to the Wellesley. •
Lieut. T. Edmonds is appointed to the Partaker's telegraph
Signal Stadia; Lieut. John Murray to the Comptoi station; and
Lieut. John Wildey to Haste Hill statics. Hadetnere.
'Used.- Kiwi's, of the Nightingale cutler, is promoted to the
rank of Commander.

- Limn. D. Davie, bag been appointed one oldie Atoms of tbe
Royal Matinee at Notantootb.

His MAJESTY has renewed a grant to the Isle of
Portland. of one-toorh part of the Royal revenue
Arising from the stone -taken from hs quarries. which
had been enjoyed ever since the late,King's vi.it to the
island.

CORM RECHARGE. MARIL.LANI, Mauls is.
Oar marble continues in a Woe mate, etareely a sale has bees
anted Ms asernling. and, tree appearances, the same may be ex-
pend 505arble COM aus passes Iwo a Law; bet as Maselay it pekes
were depiended, sorb own be Densinally queted.—Arrit•le 5,300
wgra of
of Floor Mont, 4450 qrs. at Barley, 000 qrs. of Oats, and 4,930
s .
SMITHFIELD MARKET, Means
TM End trade this toornieg is grated at 4e. SA
ter the beat Owe; and Se. SA to M. ed. for the r
Mattes, where See Saudi Downs are oared le
per stews ; and for owlet Ewes. old Sheep..
ss. ed. toes. ed. The Veal trade is tolerably reedy
dime la me leartion et mwobest.—Besets, 353;
Pits. 100; Calese, 15S.
Mods Per "NI% 46. i,a. V. mutton. 4.. f
M. ed. to 91. sd. Pork. 41, la ss. dd..—Nay,
,as 151. Clover, XI 10t. 4. 3ct.R, X 1 1'

tea le. •
ett. te Ss. per abuse
r mem Ikeetejlts.
,tests et Is. M. so
11/2 Re. tbk riot fe
reedy ; ape IS Plea
33; Sheep, 3,190;
.„,-
•
it. to so. Veal,
4 per is td. ae. ta •
te Ile.