Star.
London, England, 1821-09-11 00:00:00

ADJOURNED INQUEST ON R. 110. VI:

THIRTEENTH DAY, SEPTEMBER 11.
The adjourned Coroner's Inquest upon the body of
Richard Honey resumed their sittings this morning
at the Hop-poles public-house, Cdgeware•road.
When the Court met, Mr. AnoLpitt's refereed to
a mistake made by Mr. Hanson, sen. inadvertentlr,
on a former occasion, respecting Colonel Cavendish's
presence at the inspection of the Guards. The Co.
lonel was now ready to be examined, if the Jury
thought the inadvertence alluded to material.
The Jury said there was no necessity whatever fa.
the further examination of the Colonel.
The CORONER, in answer to a question or two pat
to bins, said, that his summing up might last five or
six hours.

At half-past ten o'clock the Jury retired for a
quarter of an hour. Upen their return,
The Foreman addressed the Coroner, and said
that the Jury having received several letters flora
individuals who offered to give very decisive evi.
dente relative to the DEATH of HONEY, they wished
that those persons might be examined.
The CORONER acquiesced, and the summoning
officer was directed to summon those persons. 'Mel
we left the Court the Jury were examining a witness
named GoRDON.

Saturday night, at half-past eleven o'clock, the
Marquis of LONDONDERRY arrived at his house in
St. James's-sq uare. The Marchioness, in the afternoon
of the same day, arrived from North Cray, in order
to meet his Lordship. Sunday afternoon the Mal,
quis and Marchioness left town for North Cray.
Advices were yesterday received at Marlborough
House from His Royal Highness the Prince of S.
Comm, who is at present on a yi,it at Coburg to
his mother, stating, that his return to this colotrr
may not be expected till next spring. His Roil
Highness has sent orders for the whole of his establish.
ment in England going into deep mourning for be
lite MAJESTY.

PRINCE ENTERHAZT, &c.—These illustrious stun..
gels, with their suites, on their way to cowl!, arrived
at Newton Don on Friday last, on a visit to its hot.
pitable owner, Sir AIEXANDER DON, Bart.,Membet
for Roxburghshire. His Excellency promises to lb
visit Scotland next year, having experienced, he we
pleased to say, during his short stay in it, that bean!
welcome, and unbounded hospitality, forwhich it lus
been so long and so justly celebrated.
A letter from Tortola, dated July 21, says—" The
Independents on the Main are evidently gaining
ground ; the late decisive battle at Caraboz evince
it. The Patriots frequently hover about these and
islands, and peep into our harbours. Our neig:,bouth
the Danes, at St. Thomas's, continue very unhealthy;
one Danish frigate has buried five Captains in sit
weeks.

Last week the Colliers round Glasgow struck work
for an advance of wages, and a Meeting of a gra
body of them took place on Thursday, near Shettla
ston Kirk.

His Excellency Earl TALBOT, Lord Lientenmad
Ireland, embarked at nine o'clock, on Saturday morr
ing, on board the William and Mary yacht, under a
salute from the shipping in the Royal harbour of
King's-town, on a sail of pleasure round the northers
coast of Ireland. His Excellency, it is said, mead
to honour the city of Derry with his presence.
When Earl FINGAL was at Powerscourt with his
MAJESTY on Monday se'nnight, the SOVEREIGN pot
his hand in the kindest manner on his Lordship's
shoulder—and said, " My Lord, you will see my let-
ter to-morrow—l am sure it will please you." His
MAJESTY spoke thus in the most emphatic manner,
and it gives room for a most important inference.
AmEcovrz.—An Irishman being asked what was
the English of the quotation from Virgil :
" Hie vii, hic est, tibi quern proraitti aphis audit,
" Augustus --"
which was exhibited in Dublin, in honour of the
KING, answered, " Here, man alive! here ishe, whom
the English often promised to send you in Augustr
National justice was never enjoyed ,by Ireland until
GEORGE IV. came to Ireland. He it was that first
recognized the Heads of the Catholic Clergy in their
own proper capacity. He it was that first acknow-
ledged the influence of their virtues and their statics
in the great community of which he is the head. He
it was that first dispensed the blessings of religious
freedom in Ireland with a fair and equal hand. Is it
wonderful, then, that a Monarch acting thus should
be followed by the millions with the fervour of et
thusiasm which we have witnessed? Certainly not,
and the able and enlightened men who conduct the
independent Press of England must bow to the force
of the reasoning. Greatly do we admire their power
ful advocacy of the character and rights of their late
beloved and persecuted QUERN.- We ourselves par-
ticipated in their sympathies, and were not back-
ward in enforcing the justice and integrity of then
opinions. opinions. But is respect for the conduct of his MA-
JESTY, when in Ireland, incompatible with the mot
unlimited abhorrence of the persecutors of the Quo
of ENGLAND? Are we to refuse the dispenser d
equal justice, in a country which Junius said was
eternally plundered and oppressed, because Lord Li'
VERPOOL, Lord ELDON, and Lord SIDMOUTR, and
their colleagues, think proper to advise the cowardli
persecution of the Queen of ENGLAND? This is Po'
sing the question fairly, and will amount to a is!
vindication of that enthusiasm which overleaped a 4
bounds, and sometimes idly degenerated into tie
most fulsome bombast. But it is a great lessor to,
both King, and People—to the King it is a source
o
perpetual instruction. One short month has site'
him a better opportunity of learning the easy laic
of governing Ireland, than years of cold and tales'
Ilating deliberation with such Ministers as he. ,hs
about him, to whom neither the oaths nor tbe br!
of Ireland are a sufficient security for their AdellA'
or their allegiance. The Irish Nation has done
dwr
duty 'by the King, may the King continue to dots
duty by Ireland—may he follow with a 60.3;
firm mind his own admirable example in Is,t4_
and hundreds of thousands may be saved to the r)
pile, that are now employed in what is calle ;lop
protection of the Throne 411.1 contwul 01 the
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Vic Iri4hanor.