Star.
London, England, 1827-04-09 00:00:00

HEBDOMADARY.

SUNDAY, Arlie 11—Palm Sunday; so called, became in the Ca-
tholic Churches it is ordained that branches of palm skall be carried
in procession, in imitation of those strewed before Christ when he
rode into Jerusalem.
MONDAY—Edward V. aged 12 years, began Ms reign 1483.
TVISDAT—Vedua • digits cam illuminated—Conjunction of the
Moon and Jupiter.
WADNIDIDAY--The Jewish Passover begins—Full Moon 23 min.
past t i at night.
TINDISDAY—Maundy Thursday; when the King's alms is dis-
tributed to a certain number of poor persons at the Chapel Itoyal,
Whitehall—eo named from the maunds (baskets) in Which the gifts

are contained.
Femur —Goon Fersay—The hot cross bun is the most popular
symbol of the Roman Catholic religion, in England, that the rte•
formation has left.
13.treaohr —The Moon in perigee; rises at half-past 10 at night,
south at I in the morning.—Sun rises about 5 in the morning, seat
about 7is the evening.—A remarkably high tide may be expected

Among the list of sub..cribere to the Duke of York's
monument will be seen with some surprise the name of
J. Hatfield, law of the 15th Light Di noon:, for ss.
the man who has been many years confined in Bethl-m
Hospital, in consequence of having sham the late King
in Drary-lane Theatre.

DVBLIN. Aratt. 5.
Hugo thrrsca or Poz.scs.—Tbe Magistrates of this
'Office have been eMployerldariug the greater part of
this day in taking farther informations against the pe -
sms charged by Messrs; Gibbons and Williams with
fraudulent embezzlement. We understand that charges
of a more serious nature than those hitherto mentioned
have been preferred against the unfortunate men by .he
Bank of Ireland. One person has been fully eouieuitlrei,
and the others have been remanded for further de-
mination.
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201111/1110 10 • ORNTLIWAN WHO WWI satin ►awning A 140/.
'Tis pretty sport to "ire a fan,
And does nor good nor hart;
Nor does much hum await the Mai
Who likes to fan a flirt,.
Bat In pusses, Ms Idly done,
If witch/ done In any;
To think of giving airs to OM
Who gives herself so many.

Having heard much praise bestowed upon Mr. 1/4
Exhibition in Water-colours, we were induced to ♦isit
it, and were pleased to find more praise due than se
inferted. There are many views taken from different
scenes on the Continent, the most remarkable of which
is a whole view of the City of Moscow, taken from the
highest tower of the Kremlin. The plan of this is st
novelty in such exhibitions, and gives the whole an in-
describable effect which we never before witnessed.—
The glasses turn on a semicircular frame ;•and thus a
view of the finest edifices is given on a scale which is
surprising; being condensed in so small a space, and
which proves the superiority of this ingenious plan to
the common Panoramas. We cannot now detail the
particular beauties of each scene, but we cannot help
noticing a few. The view of St. Stevens Church n
Vienna, the Coronation of Charles X. the Views of
Hanover and the Field of Waterloo, ate amongst dr;
.Most worthy of notice. Mr. Suua, the artist and in-
ventor of these Panoramas, has met with unrivalled
success onshe Continent I he has sketched with truth
and accuracy, and has followed up and accomplished
his undertaking.by painting them in a style worthy many
masters of his profession.

At a meetin.k of the creditors of the firms of Coe.
STAiLI Sod Co. and BA LLA tarns and Co. it was resolved
that the printing establishments should be continued.
both as a source of profit, and as necessary for the pub-
lication of Sir W. SCOTT'S works—who communicated
to the meeting his intention of using every exertion
in his cower on behalf of the creditors, and by the em-
ployment of his talents, and a strictly economical life, to
secure as soon as possible full payment to all concerned.
Saturday se'onight, the gold medal of the Aberdeen
Golf Club was played for on the Links there, and won
by Mr. Amex. lumina, Old Aberdeen.
The equestrian statue of Charles U. in the quadrangle
in the Upper Ward of Windsor Castle, has been taken
down, previous to its removal to another position, it.
which it will less interfere with the effect of the great
improvements of this part of the edifice.
Early on Wednesday morning, Angus Minn's.
watchman to Me •srs. John Gourley and Co.'s distil.
lery at Port Dundas, near Glasgow, was sh• t at by
some naknown ruffian, while on duty. The ball passed
through his thigh, and he died alai ut an hour after-
' wards. No cause is assigned for this outrage, and the
daring miscreant remains undiscovered.
Dac.J Af Lause, of the 73d Regiroent, was, on Wed.
nesdat week, sentenced• to be banged at the Kilkenny
• Assizes, for robbing John Purcell, near the new bar•
' racks of that city.