Star.
London, England, 1827-02-12 00:00:00

THI THEATiIt.

The third appearance of Miss Arrow on Saturday,
if possible, marked with still greater evict than
per of her preceding perf,,rmances. As she gains stlf-
potwision; she evidently imprives both in execution and
efre.'t, twd ma, be said to have already established
berelt in•the favour of the public.
The audieete• were numwous and elegant. In the
aliXcircle, we noticed.— •
Esteiliasy, glace Name, Duke of Warners', Duke
soil Dolmas of WOW, Duke of Deveallike, M Mar.
daaano of "Looddederry, Fart and Coouteoe of T pad
4 zoo", dot Lady Staab/ape, kg.

THE LORD CHANCELLOR.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

—u tar
,tlieg could add to the splendour at tie Lord
cisteehealie personal, as well as facial character, or contri-
ten iv make his no go down with greater • brilliancy than it I.:
otaiitimiebsedto est, it would unquestiesatdy be the greats just,
awl wed henearible judgment he has passed is the case a Mr,
iyaimhifs motherless and unfortunate childrem The appeal with
ithidt his Lordship closed It done must have touched every heart,
-, 4 the equity of the decision itself, there could be but see con.
rubs voice in the Court that beard it. as there will be throughout
the ahwatry thseeemieet It ; and that the fatted feeling will se-
„vow sges to some, a proud meow:lest of the high too. of usual
pehopk that so eminently distinsidslais our national character.
To the study upright and hosusrable heart of the Chancellor
WWI it !out have been a no lets gratifying uneation, after such
aka( paled of strict and impartial dimensatiee of British equity,
sis amid the meat 10101111, as well as ems of the latest of his
jaw saU-was toes. Which, by the diep'ineYeettince of the ded-
sialdlch it Waves, may become the priedpb and precedent
d win jedgesintu•-bailed wide suck emedial and usenhawma
up-
'l if seer uses In the solids of British legieladou and joris.
reams, Lad* the moat exalted wades a his country's dvit
atedee, and to the mutation of whose ogee se many a Its most
Thal sod concerning interests are eeemagned.had cause to look, with
tattopective feelings of unmixed 'ablution, dm a lengthened and
board course of public duty, or eel& the prospective
that be shall bate to leave a name associated with that country',
prosiest reminiscence!, it is my GM COIMICELLOS ELIMMII. • •
And If it may be permitted a bumble participator of his country%
Wimp is express a hope of his own heart, it is that big Lordship
way led the fell consciousness of the consoling joy with which be
may hiesseff expect to stand at that higher tribunal, where Ms
soak* loses approval, a Well done, good and faithful 8/ST-

oaf shall repay all his upright, honest. and couch:odious dia.
limy egg% great talent which, ter the happiness and bleseing at
ys illsoins, has been so long and laeritedly entrusted to his
ash Sir. your obedient
6,

. SIONA.

THE SERPENTINE RIVER, &c.

At the west end, and on the Dort!: side, the drifting
ite bad settled, and bore on Saturday. Here were
assembled, from one till four o'clock. some good
skaiters, where they practised their evolutions in sight
of
°some fashionable females is carriages.
Yesterday the Park was thronged, bet the Welingtoti
yell:was the favourite promenade. We saw notlling new
the gloom in the atmosphere, and tbe CZ.
trove cold, induced the bilks to display but hide men.
tioa to dress ; they were all enveloped is furs, in which
*yew the face was scarcely visible.
. About three o'clock, groom began to assemble on
Abe ravel terrace on the south side of the river. At
uhistime there might be *boat two hundred persons on
the ice, which the previous night's frost had modeled
hard enough to bear the :takers who had the temerity
to venture on if. One Gentleman had a narrow escape:
the ice gave way under him, and one kg went in. The
atrial precautions were resorted to by notice boards.
with the word " dargerous,. affized in four different,
• places. The ice was good and clear. We saw Mr.
Tetuan and Charles Kemble among the best performers.
The carriage+ in the ring were mere twasentes tire at any termer
"mime of the merit seams ; among :item tb Namtbiceese st Lem.
.satiny s was the most corepicsous.

• • Basus.• JAN. 28.—The Emperor NICHOLAS has
vim • deemslinrnet of twenty Ingo from different regiments, to learn
4be Passe&monazites. The detachment consists of Miters, 'obit-
Nor% rod privates, and was introduced to his Maass:a oa the 27th.
11. CISAft MontAu.—This very ingenious Gentle-
vas, whose numerous and meet laborious works on. Conanseros
Uwe deservedly obtained the frequent notice and praise of the pith.
be, was on Thursday night unaerimiousiy elected s member of the
loyal Society.
LITIMART Isratt.tosticn.—The following interesting
West* are newly ready for pohlkadoe, by Mr. Cnunran, New
Boitiegtisi-stnret, viz. 1. The C.ostinistion of Vivian Grey, Threat
Vols.-2. The Prairie, a Tale, by the Author of the Spy. tie
Pilot, Ste. Three Vols.-5. Travels in Mesepotssnia, to the Ur of
she %Wee% the Rains of Nineveh, Babylon, Arc. by J.B. Buck-
ingham), Isq.-4. The We and Correspondence of the celebrated
Dr. leaner, by Dr. Baroa—S. An octavo Midas of the Travels
of the Hon. Captain 'tippet in Babylonia„ Assyria, ac.-4. A
Fourth Edition of Tr.m.tnc, Throe Vole. 7. Napoleon in the
other World, One Vol. syn. and the Third Volume of Coons
Segues Memoirs, comprising his Janney with the Impress Co.
urine to the Crimea.

WliTlilllSTilt School..—We understand that Fael
comae is the name of the young Gentleman who has
obtain .d Mr. Weston 's Prise Writtnhip.
M totco BOTAVICAL SOCIETTIA numerous Meeting
of this Institution was held on Friday. when Dr. Slo•
stow) gave his introductory lecture on poison. The
Anniversary Dinner of the Society was celebrated on
Saturday; Sir JAMES M,Galoon in the Chair. Mr.
Furter, one of. the Directors, gave a flattering statement
of the object and projects of the Institution.
The King of Dil4l4A ma had some years since in Nor-
way a regiment of skiders, so called from all the men
belonging to it being skilled in the use of skates.
As there is to be a call of the House of Commons.
on Thursday, tha Sid instant, it will be necessary for
those Members who have not yet been sworn in, to
take their seats before that day, as all those who are
absent without leave or cannot assign a satisfactory
nesse for their absence, will be ordered into the cus-
tody of the Sergeant at Arms.
Malepropriano are not uncommon in every day life.
We esterday had the pleasure of hearing a nursemaid,
vrho bed possibly heard of a bracing wind, tell her mis-
tress. on her return from a wa.k, that " it was a very
erelsiacing day."
A coagulated sour milk is esteemed as nectar among
the Lsplandeo s. who drink it greedily, by quarts at a
time. Tney speak of it as other nations do of wine,
soling that it gladdens and strengthens the heart,
vdre.hes the spirits, and fortifies them for labour.
A resvectable farmer in Plintshire lately sold a fine
fat pig tp a butcher, stating at the time that when the
Dig was killed he should like to purchase the flitches.
They were accoldinsly forwarded to him last week,
and a settlement of accounts soon afterwards took
place, token the. forme► proved to he Sa. 6d. in the
eatc':ers debt.