Star.
London, England, 1827-08-03 00:00:00

DUBLIN, AUGUST 1.

Loan MANNIRS.—At the rising of the Conrt of
Chancery yrsterdsy, the ATTORNEVOINIERAL, in com-
pliance with the wishes of some of the Members of the
Bar, addressed his Lordship upon the subject of his re-
signing the Irish Seal. HIS Lordship, in his reply,
reverted. with much pathos, to his functions in that
Court, to which he was then about to bid an eternal
farewell—threw an oblique glance at the politics of the
country—and expressed his gratitude to the Members
of the Irish Bar, for the kindly mode in which they tes-
tified their esteem for him. It appeared that upon this
interesting occasion, that of the decrees made by his
Lordship while in office, mot more than about thirty
wete varied and reversed. He is, we understand, to sail
with his suite from How th, on Friday next, for England.
—Dublin Freeman's Journal.

CORK, JULY 90.
RI,.T AND OL'TRAOt AT THE FINALE CONVICT
Dateor,Coa Yesterd y morningeabout eight o'clock,
the female prisoners, to the number of 200, confined in
the Depot under role for transportation, had a difference
with the Dublin convicts, whose numbers were not at
all equal, and made a desperate attempt to get at them,
for the purpose of putting them to death; but fortu-
nately, through the timely interference of the Governor
and his cfficers, they were separated, and obliged, for
the pre.ervation of their lives, to be removed to the
City Prison. The Munster convicts ovited with the
Morin rns, disappointed in their plans, made every
exertion to destroy the prison, broke every sash, and the
entire glass of this extensive building, and bid defiance
to the guards, having prepared themselves Pith stones,
and every weapon that could be laid hold of, they would
not allow their removal to the lock•up wards allotted
for the night ; and on the Governor and his attendants
entering, made a most violent attack on them, cut and
wounded several of the guard ; and, unfortunately, from
the darkness of the night, these wretched creatures, be-
fore they submitted, received dome severe wounds.--
Cork Mercantile Chronicle.

CANTERBURY, AUGUST 2.

/Liar Han PARTICULARS OF THR

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INEZROSSI.

Tuesday evening a dreadful and most destructive
file broke out at Sheerness; and the consequences have
been most calamitous : a large part of Blue Town has
fallen a prey to the devouring element. The fire broke
out in the premises of Mr. Clarke, linendraper, and
from the combustible nature of the houses, being prin-
cipally built of wood, they continued to ignite one after
the other, until forty five dwellings were burnt down.
Every assistance was afforded by the troops and sailors
belonging to the men of war; and the guns of the
guard ship continued to fire during the night, which,
together with the conflagration, exhibited a scene that
we hope we may never have to look upon again.—,
It is impossible to state the amount of the loss of pro.
party which must ensue from this misfortune, but it
must be very considerable, althoagh many of the suf-
ferers are insured. The scene was truly dreadful.
ANOTHER Accouse.—Sheerness has again been'
sited by another calamitous fire, the most extensive and
disastrous that ever occurred at that town. Forty-five
houses are burnt down, and one hundred thousand
pounds of property is supposed to be destroyed. It
broke out at a quarter past eleven o'clock on Tuesday
night at the shop of Mr. William Clarke, linendraper,
High-street, Blue Town, and raged with unabated fury
till seven o'clock next morning ; most of the premises,
which are situated in High-street and Chapel-street,
consisted of shops, many of them containing very ex-
tensive stocks. The scene at present beggars description,
numbers are houseless, and will find it difficult to obtain
places, there being but few houses empty.—C'exterbery
Herald.

Recoveav os Dears.—Our readers should be ap-
prized, that after the lst of this month no person can,
in the first instance, be arrested and held to bail in any
Court for a debt under 201.; but the remedy in such
cases is by copy of writ, which, if not paid or appeared
to, according to the practice of the Court from which.
it issues, the plaintiff obtains judgment, and tecovess
his debt and costs by execution against the person o'
effects of the defendant.

NAVAL piratic ENCE.

The Illsonetty, Lamm, from bengal. has arrived 4 eaves.
The Kilienbeek. Howe. from Halifax, r►u driven nu %bore at
Barnadoes on the 2ftb June.
Dias, Amer 2.—Wisid gasterly...-Arrived the Horton, fmrik
Jamaica ; and the Janet, from Me East Indies.

Poarsootrru, Auourtn..-.Wind S.R. to S.W.—Arrived the As,
Swam gresaanio. from Rio Janeiro. Passed the Waterloo, We,
&,u M% from Jaeaak► Sailed bh Majesty's ►rig yam
MARIO, from the Mediterraseen.
Patinae:ls, daseuir t.—Wind 11....ArriVed the Margaret and
Ann, Beu., from Memel. Sailed the Homer, Smoirooo, for
bred.
Veneta moo wria.—The Nancy, Permits, from Liverpool to
Boma. on the nth ultimo, in lat. 48. long. 99. and t►e Ora%
from at. Aadreves, New ilrenswiek, to Jamaica, off &. Demise&