Star.
London, England, 1828-06-26 00:00:00

EVSMON-ABLE INTELLIGENCE.

CHANGES. •
The Make and Dactsrss of Leinster and family, for Ireland; the
Earl and Couoite.s 1)e La Warr, for their seat in Cambrldgeallitet
the ti.,rl and Counters of Cavan, tram Bryaristone.square. for their
seat in linram.hire; Samuel I rado,,Esq. and Wilily, for Malvern
lls ; _ Rai and Countess of Warwick, Lord Monson. and
Lord Brooke, far a tour on the Continent ; J. Round, Esq. for
lirt hum ; Lord and Lady klarylmromth, at their house in tid•
ville .treat, limn their seat, Fern Hi'l, perks; G. B. &run, Eiq.
and tautly, at the Royal Hotel, Sr. Jarnes's.strret, from their seat
in Derbyshire ; Colonel and Mrs. Parker, at Cooke's Hotel, Al.
hentarle-btr. et; from their seat in Cheshire; Lord Blantyre, at
Thomas's Hotel. Berkeley-square, from his seat in Scotland; Cap-
tain and Mrs. Hughes, in Brook-street. tram the Continent; Earl
of Ennis!;illen, from Miller's Hotel, Jernayn.street, for his seat in
Leland ; Gen, ral and Airs. Archdall and family, from Gould's
Huteli Jermymatreet, fur their sear to Ireland.

BAZkAIt.
BAKER-STREIiT, YOU f NIAN-SQUARE.

This establishment for the sale of horses and carriages,
including a repot ►ry or miscellaneous and fancy ar.
'ides, is rendered more than usually attractive, by a
pretty collection of views now exhibiting there. The
Panorama of Navarin has been very successful, and,
though on a small scale, it deserves commendation for
the Accurate manner in which the ship•, with their guns
4nd rigging, are delineated, and the spirited sketch it
gives 01 A naval action. There is a series of Dioramas
also, so numerous as to satisfy the most anxi• u• wishes
for variety ; they comprise the interior of St. Peter's,
and London from Greenwich Park ; a View of Itoine
overlooking the City, commanding the Appennines
and including the niaje,tic Coliseum ; of Naples from
►Mount Pais ilirpo; and of lair Florence, with the Arno
ghci n 4 arnang er Churches and Palaces. T..e Italian
sky au! scenery in these pictures are weil executed.)
Vesuvius in an eruption is a glaring affair, and has
perh ips warmed some of the juvenile visitors. We pre.
ourseives, the two mo•nrlight views of Melrose
Ablscy, and Rott relam. The former is an excellent
dace, t on, and the light well thrown ; and the later
will be pronounced a gaol sketch by any traveller who
has happened to land from t►e steam boat at moonlight.
On the whole, the public sa ill be gratified by an inspec•
tion of this Bazaar,

DUBLIN. JuNg 21.

We stated in our last that the county of Clare would
be contested with Mr. V Fitzgerald, and we mentioned
that Majoi Macnain rra w otri be the candidate put for-
ward. ThisGent.enian h lying det lined,liossever,ive have
now to state upon author ity,th.et the county will be con-
tested notwitosianding, and that Mr. O'Connell will
offer himself to the Con t tuency of Clare. as a candi.
&Ise for the represetit you. Ttu.. tinquesti, nably, will
'be a most extiaordinary scene. Mr. 0 Connell has all
the qualifications necessat y—and there is no law which
prevents him offering himself to the county—there heti
law whet► prevents his election. Iu short, it he should
have the majority of vo.es. tle She' iff must pat him
in the return. Again, there i. on law which will compel
Mr. O'Connell to take his seat. ',there be not a call of the
-House, he may hold the rept esentation during the present
Parliament, without entering the House of. Commons,
or wait the passing of an Emancipation Bill. In case
of a petition against him, in the event of his return,
it cannot possibly be tried until February next, and Mr.
O'Connell, in the mean time, will be Gazetted, and
exercise' all the privileges of a Member of Parlia-
ment, by franking letters, by communicating with Mi-
nisters. &c. But we imagii.e. in the event of his return,
he pure orts going f whet than this. He will present
himse r to the House t f Commons, with a view• of tak-
ing his seal—and by this means open the question of
Catholic Emancipation on an entirely new giound. It
is impossible adequately to describe the sensation that
this announcement caused in Dublin yesterday. We
suppose that the :Astonishment it will ctea e in London
will be equal. The eyes of the Empire will, therefore,
be very spe dily turned to the county of Ciare.—Lublin
Advertiser.

The Doke of Witt. Li NUTtiti, e are happy to state,
has experienced no bad effects trim his late accident.
Tuesday se'nnight tie large lion crane, lately erected
at the'Broomiolaw, Glasgow, for lilting heavy loads, broke through.
the middle when raising a boiler from a steam boat. Luckily rte
person was injured by it. This was cunsidered a machine of
mime strength; and fit. to bear almost any load.
Frid iy and S.turday, the days following Trinity
Moir cattle market, 496 head of cattle, and 108 horses, were ferried
across the Tay.
The MASTER. of the ROLLS entertained a large patty
to dinner yesterday, at his residence in Chancery-lane.
'I he Countess of ANTRIM. entertained a distinguished
part to dinner yesterday at her house in Cavendish-square.
Tile Gairerrior ♦Ol Trinidad, Sir RALPH WOODFORD,
died on the 17th of May, on his passage (rim; Jamaica io Fal-
, mouth. • Lieut.-Colonel Sir CRAMS F. Sum*, of the Itoyat'En-
&lacers, had been appointed Governor of Trinidad, ad interim.
Rant:crtou OF kaar.—Friday se'nnight the tenants
at Col. BITHONS, of Balfour, wto possess the acted land around
Kennoway, having met at Windygates Inn to pay their rents, were
agreeably surprised to learn that ti-air generous landlord had or
dared his factor to give them 191 per cent. of a reduction on their
Ise year's rent, which was further enhanced by the comfort of a
pod dinner.
Tile Marquis of STAFFORD has instructed his factor.
SFr. GUMNi of the Sutherland estates, to pay to the Treasurer of
the Northern infirmary 1401. bring a subscription of £Ol. per an-
num for the last seven years. His Lordship has given further
directions that the same I•urn, 201. shall be annually paid by his
factor to the funds of that highly useful Institution.
Abenezer Anderson, tot merty cashier of the Fife Bank,
Cupar, and who was outlawed at the last Circuit Court of Jus-
titi .ry at Perth, is now residing in the United States of America.
We-learn that he sailed from Dundee roadstead, for New York,
en the 31st March last.—Daudet Adoerther.
John Stewart, grazier, Uenlieati, lias been apprehended
Rd lodged in Cupar gaol, accused of issuing forged notes.
ALA proof in the increase of trade in Dundee, it may
be mentioned, that in 181 C-11 the custom duties anu'unted to
50141. only, while in 1825-26 they antounted to 64,5641. At the
Omer period the excise duties amounted to 10,0001. now they may
be stated at 18,0001. annually.
There is a tradition of Quin, one night nn his way
10 dies, for Othello, looking t.tiough the curtail., and
seeing a very thin pit, exclaiming," Hang'em, they are
not worth Islckening one lace for ; I think I shall
play it white."
Tit- Princes. Charlotte was struck by lightning in the
East India Dock during the •torm of Sunday ; her
mainmast was completely shatteeed.
Ye,terday evening, bet .‘ een seven a'•.d eig' t o'clock,
as one of the Bristoon stage-enaches was cri sung from
West-areet to Moot-szteet. Soho, it came in contact
with a hackney•eciacn ; the violence Id the concussion
Vireo/ the coachman from off the box, and stn: of the
teare whet is passed over his area.', which was es ushed in
Ea most dreadful manner. was instantly taken up
land conveyed to a surgeon iii Moor-street, who pin-
nonticed the skull to he dreadfully fractured, and the
jaw also Woken: a ter having bandaged up the heal,
which presented a most appaling appearance. b e was
nve)ed to the Middlesex Hospital, withigit any hopes
recrivei y. •
The Chancellor Aouesstati, finding • that his wife
a ways kept 1 waiting a quartet of an hour after the
ur her beet had rang, resolved ti dew: t• this time to
wilting a wink on jurisprudence. Ile peat this project
in execution, and in The course of time roduced a
.1u rev work to lour voluoua.