Star.
London, England, 1827-11-14 00:00:00

MEMBLAND.

In my travels this summer I was induced to visit the
South of Devon, of which much has been said in the
TopogrAphical Works of various places in the immedi-
ate route of the in-Weller, omitting others of much in-
terest; wishing to diverge from the usual course, I
passed en to Ermington, where I found, to my surprise,
an inn fit for the accommodation of any traveller; en-
quiring for places worth any attention, I heard a Batter-
ing account of the beautiful Kitley, the seat of E. P.
Baird ; and Alembic:Rd, the residence of Sir John
I Pelting, Bart. I was induced, as I saw by the papers
I the pro arty was for sale, to intrude myself, and in-
stantly my wishes were gratified, to ride over the es-
tate, and a guide afforded me; for sea views it can
sr rcely be surpassed ; from the heights the espanse is
unbounded, with that magnificent work of art, the
Aidystone tow'ring above the ocean." The soil fer-
tile; a comfortable residence, with delightful wonds
around, a-d Dartmoor in the perspective, a striking
contrast to the interesting scenery ; but, in riding over
the lands, my attention was drawn to the care and at-
tention paid to the erection of a building belonging to
the Pilchard fishery, the inspection of which was highly
gratifying, for the exactness with which the establish-
ment was arranged for so adventurous, and, I trust, pro-
fitable concern. Pursuing my course through a rich
fertile spot, and arriving upon an eminence, the gran-
deur of Plymouth Sound presents itself with the re.
nowned scenery of Mount Edgecomb, the ornamental
Maker Tower, embosomed in verdure and stately
timber, aith the magnificence of the water upon which
Tthe wooden walls of Old England have proudly rode,
are striking and interesting objects; from the Sound,
branches the river Yealm, an estuary which enlivens the
hamlet cf Nast Mayo, and presents a delightful object,
with Newton Bushell on the summit of the hill beyond.

We are happy in correcting in error which appeared
in our Saturday's Paper, in giving an account of the
s'e in Queen-street, Cheapside, that morning, we stated
that the book, belonging to Messrs. BUTLIR and Co.
sere consumed by the fire, whereas it is not the case,
they were all secured.

COURT Or CHA NCINT.-411 injunction has this day
bets granted by the Loan CIIANCiLIaft, to restrain G. Lamerte
Isom making or telling any Blacking with Labels in imitation of
the tenuine Warren's Blacking, which he ha. been in the habit of
doing by using thefscritious name of Jonathan Warren. and other-
Wue Imitating the genuine Labels of RoasalWasium, 30. Stamm
It t, therefore, strongly recommended, that those Shopkeepers, or
,tberi, who have any of the counterfeit Blacking, as above de-
watowi, do return it to the parties from whom they received it.
th they Ire justified in &slog. By neglecting this notice, they
yid be 4rtile to Me heavy amours and penalties of a alit its Chinon.
tbd will be immediately commenced against them. The germitee
"diet is sagged " ROIMIT WAMMX, 30, STRAW,'" 00 each
l--a 4 others are eounteefeit and of very inferior quality.-
140411, nth November. 1527.
baticactr.—A Hindoo of high caste would
cnnuder it an insult, if a person not immediately connected with
Li* ta4'llY were to make any inquiries respecting his female relit.
!'"`• SRA questions are regarded, by the jealous Asiatics, as both
uspenieent and indelicate.—louden Weedy Review -
Saturday night a serious affray took place between
two wicters of the 53d regiment and some of the po-
rulare, in Clonmel. Stones were thrown and bayonets
,drawn ; a to!dier's head was severely fractured, and
.he mob cut by the bayonets.—Lirrserick Chrox.
ices.—Amongst the legal formula of Mar-
:ullected in the seventh century, we find the
form of a divorce:—The husband and wife,
rowing that discoid troubles their marriage,
thafity does not reign in their union, have
separate and leave each other the liberty they
order that they may either retire to a mo-
or re-marry at their pleasure, without either
ling amiss what the other does, or opposing
in of the fine of a golden livre.
uhile Mr. CUNDT was surveying the line
ior the iutended Ship Canal, just as one of his
had passed through the hedge of a field at
me, he was shot by a musket ball, fired by a
ailed Cooper, who was amusing himself on the
le of the water. The ball entered just below the
has not been extra:ted yet, and he now lies at
rmary at Chichester in rather a precarious state.

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