Star.
London, England, 1827-10-29 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

_- - -
ARRIVALS.
Lord and Lady Wailwoutt, in Grafton-street, Berhelerepre,
from Cheltenham ; Mr. George and Lady Elizabeth Reran, it
their house in New Norfolk.street, Park-lane; Major de Maass,
in Piccadilly : Major &rebel!, in the Regent.strert, from de
[Golan Islands; Lady and Miss Myers, in Gannett/I-IWe, from
Faris; Colonel and Mrs. Osborne, In Park-street, from Cheltra.
ham; Lady and Mies Selby, is Green-street, Patk.lane, hum
Florence; Major and Mrs. Carr, In Old Burlier on.street,
fnao
Rotterdatn ; Sir Fe/ix Apr, Ban. in New Norfolk-street, hula
a tour.

DEPARTURES.
Lord George Hervey. for the seat of the Embassy, at ',moo ;
Lieut. Warrington, of the 3d Dragoon Guards, for Neurbridge
Barracks, Dublin; Mr. Roger Hall, from Steins's Howl, for
Bath; Mr. Jobn Cartwright, from Manchester-sgsate, for Comm.
tioople, oo a Minion ; Major Pane, fur Queen square, Bath; Cm.
Gabriel Hasidism, for Lisbon; Cornet Dickenson, of the 3d Dn.
gotta Guards, from Conduit-street, for Newinidge Barracks, Do.
lin; Rev. Charles Barker, for Sutton ColdUeld, near Birmingham.
CHANGES.

Colonel Macdonald, of the Madras Establishment, lately ap
pointed Envoy Extraordinary to the Court of Persia, from tie Ga.
nernment House, Calcutta, for Teheran; General Sit Haag
viva. Bart. M.P. from the teat of the Marquis of Ancient, he
Birmingham. and on a Tout of inspection ; Captain Shipley. hot
Berlin to Vienna ; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. N. Norton, from Ryes
elide, Dear Harroortate, to Elton Mame, near Bingham, Nutt

LIVERPOOL, OCT. 27.

By the Thomas, frdm Mnnte Video, we
learn that there u not ally appearance there of any ne.
gotiation or prospect of-peace, for months to cow...
There is daily (almost) communicatnn with &tenor
Ayres. Vessels of all countries, and of all sizes load at
Monte Video apparently for Valparaiso, but proceed to
sea, and if the wind answers, they zon to Buenos Ayres,
and few are taken. 41 vessel was seen cowing down
the river, suppose(' to-be the packet fot England.

' COVENT GARDENTNEATRi.,-Salltdal MiSt Rua
agein sustained the character of Mandane, and with in-
creased effect. Her execution of the splendid passage,
",Dear and beloved shade," and the air that
ately follows,was 'a striking specimen of vocal ability.
Thi Soldier tied"tiesin excited the enthusiasm of the
audience, and was encored with, if possible, a more rap-
turous express:on of delight than on the previous night.
The fastidiousness of many of the actors of the pre-
sent day; who refuse to perform other than t: e most
prominent characters in either tragedy, comedy, or farce,
when a concentration and union of talent in the same

piece would exceedingly gratify a liberal public and
remunerate the risks of the Managers by increasing
their receipts—whose stake in our national theatres is
enormous—deserves the most severe reprehension, ani
is unlike the liberal policy pursued by actors and
actresses during the brightest period of the English
Drama. In 1744, GARRICK, Balmy, Somme,
Qum; PRY, WOVIINGTON, anti Mrs. CHOU were
acting at the, neatest. in Dublin at the same time;
and we are told by the theatrical historian, that
there was scarcely a play in which all these lumi•
iiariMilid not either concentrate their talents or chair
parts in a praiseworthy contention, and a laudable rr
valry for their own fame and the managers profit.
The iron trade of Scotland continues in an improving
state. The demand for home consumpti“n andezpmra.
lion is good, and thereat.* no stocks on hen t. No.lriC
iron is oiling at 61. IGs. a Atm:. No. 2, 61. and ho.
9, 51. 10s. a too. These rates ate-still one half under
the prices of the year 1825, when iron was 151. a ton ;
but the Scottish iron masters are now fully able to cope
with those of Staffordshire and Shropshire.—Glasgm
Chronicle.

Friday evening, between six and seven o'cl^ck, a
dreadful accident occurred at the %' bite Het wine
vaults, in Gray's Inn-lane. A waggon laden with
pipes of wine was unloading at the'door, by means of
a crane, when one of the pipes which had been filed
slipped while the men were swinging it, and fell with a
tremendous force on the pavement; at the same time the
edge of ►he pipe struck against the leg of one of the
men, a wine porter assisting, so as completely to cm
his leg in two, leaving it hanging only by a pi:ce of
flesh. The poor man, in a state of most excruciating
agony was immediately conveyed to the Hospital.
Marriage is, perhaps, more in Russia than in all
other country, a contract of convenience, rather than
an engagement of the heart. This is, however, an ob-
servation more particularly illustrated among the lower
classes; for instance, if the mother of a family, from
age or any other cause, becomes incapable of attending
to her domestic occupations, an inquiry is set on foot to
find out a stout healthy young woman, able to under-
take the charge, to whom one s f the sous, though only
a child, is immediately married.
Melancholy instances of the frailty and uncertain
tenure of human life have occurred within the last few
days, at Horsham, Sussex. Mr. S. Dendy, a respects*
sorgeon of that place, about three weeks singe, eras
seized with an apoplectic fit, and died on the 1141
inst. So severe was the shock to his eldest &clam
Miss Eliz. Dendy, that, on learning the demise of her
parent, she was taken ill, and shortly after expired.--
Their remains were on Saturday last interred in the
burial, ground of the General Baptist Meeting.house,
that town. Death had, however, but in part perforated
his office, for on the ensuing morning the inhabitants
learned, to their utter astonishment and grief, that Mrs•
Deady, the wife of the deceased Gentleman, and Mn•
-Bowles, his sister, had both expired in the night.

CLONMELL, OCT. 24.
miISTING OF THE MAGISTRATES IN Till COUNTY
OF TIPERARY.—INSURRECTION ACT.
Saturday last a Meeting of the Magistrates took
place according to Requisition, at the Court House of
Cashel, which was nomerourly attended by the most in-
fluential and leading Noblemen and Gentlemen in the
county, who unanimously entered into very strong
Resolutions expressive of the alarming state of the
County, and of the absolute necessity of applying the
Insurrection Act, and praying for such an alteration in
I. The Arms Act" as will enable them to search for
firearms at all hours, and take them not only from un-
licensed persons, but from those whom they may con-
sider improper persons to possess theist.
The Earl of titnioALL came over to this country
for the express purpose of aiding the Magistrates in
'every way in his power to restate tranquillity to this
unhappy country.