Star.
London, England, 1827-02-08 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIG,

mom% Fltti, 1.--Antivtd tin Aides,
hawk*. le 17 flays.
Pommemat Fa 7.—Tbs Imam Trader
tbe harbour, t. be paid GE
Cowen Fen 7.—The Cape Packet, EssArs,
lend, hes reshipped that part of the cargo win
'Ed wM rimed when the wind is favourable.
Nat, Pan 7.—A tramport brig (A. IL)
Dom, Fn. 7.--Arrived elf here, the
with troops; mad levier landed her pilot,
litewacia. Fen 7.—The Commerre,
larwkit, was is share so the Cork lead yesterday,
nuistattee, and came here leaky; she meet dischn-
Malgrode, mutate*, from St. Thames's
os annum e 4 the ke on the 4th lest. IVA.
Meremoy, Rom Master. frees London u
Awn* unknown, Camais Roma Ammo*.
Glassman., Era. 7.—Arrivad the Mary,
Scalesby Cmtk, NgWALL• from Chios
Booms Ayres ?Iv. Kama, from C.oostandeopie
TAYLOR, hem at. MWI. M.S. The Nathighairl,
cm board the Inglis East Indianian, broke her
damage, and rummies here. Mewl the
Malaga; and Prince of Male, no's" far

COVENT GARDEN TH

The Tragedy of Rowse° and Jared
last night, when Miss Jarman, in the
made her debut before a London audience,
that this young Lady bas had the
lar professional education, and that
procured her no inconsiderable five
Dublin stages. She is, indeed,
acquainted with the business of ,
sensed of all the aids to be derived
art. Her deportment is graceful,
pot. Her face has the tragic outline,
and particularly that of a brilliant
more propetly to genteel comedy:
cordially received, and the kindness
so powerful an effect upon her feeling,
time her emotions would not softer
masquerade scene, that of the '
with the Nurse, were all played t
with the striking success which
difficult trial of the soliloquy before
In this Miss JARMAN displayed _
and original talent which can leave
success, and which deservedly called
astic applause of the whole house.
she also played with great effect
dying 'hewed that she can depart
without falling into extkevairance
tameness on the others Mr. lERMIIMA,
Romeo in his finest manner, announc
the Tragedy for Friday and Monday
loud and general approbation.
After the play a new farce was
name of 1 Ise £lOO Note, said to
Mr Pease. It is founded upon
which forms the subject of the I.
nights ago at the Adelphi. A .
(loves) is in pursuit of a Lady whom
Harriet Arlin/tom (Madame VIITRIII)
accideekill arrival of another Lady
his hotel; and from a variety of other
stancesibe gets into a number of see
taken up as a swindler. The chief
is the character of the Boots at the
has a taste for conundrums, and
upon every occasion. Some of these
lauierj:t.
Venus sang a new air 'added
introduced the Ahem ima with good acct.
the whole wed received.

We3nesday, JOHN Sums. Esq.
of Revel Rod, Hens, was called to the
&peaty of Gray', Inn.
Our worthy Representative. Me
bas reeelvoi so answer to a reticles ,
Comity sad Oty, praying fares alteration
mak, sod we regret that the lArds of the
Impossible to ewesply with the wishes r
feed Awned.

Lau week. as one of the ,
Pegston gaol, was removing a convict,
rfaddinitos, to the Hulks, he
vigilance of his keeper, and escape.
appears, was placed on the roof of
stages, where he was secured as such
are under such circumstances.
other, though in the middle of the
when the coach arrived at the Ca,
to slip his band through the handcaff
Ma to the roof, whence be jumped
Monk doubly ironed, and his'
eoneaquesce of the fetters be wore.
It hu been ascertained from
Merest
.departments and of
Pridiceless than seventten hi
handredand forty-tbree medical
aiding to another calculation, fourteen
mad six hundred and fifty-one
milker class of public men, we
Ames hundred thousand four
pleaders, and upon the rolls there
deed and ninety-eight thousand ,
the nine hundred and two thousand
three superßuous lawyers see fit -
fees and employment, there must
thousand one hundred and ilinetyetwo
nothing to do but sit with their arms
Letters received in town on Tuesday,
death of MARTIN JOHN
banker of Hamburgh, leaving 6
amounting to upwards of a million
without a will. His landed property
tints to his two eldest sons.
Lonoavirt.—.loshua Whitehead,
the township of Lepton, met liwitiersileld,
sew in good bank and in pommies el yr
of 1011 yeas-tandem= anomie. tie lays
ploy until the last year.
Wednesday se'iusight wailed
at ralaaanahan. in the aunty of Waterford,
folossess yews. to Robert Cashion, aged jtfty I,
of
the Gentiesnan si.
Lord ELLINIOROVOK being appointed
of the Bing's Bench, a Barrister observed •
the Uses Cesswel, that he thought ELL
Seed Judge, if be kept hie temper. " Ole," replied
sty conapihneets to him, and Min to net rid of
' soon as possible.*