Star.
London, England, 1826-12-30 00:00:00

CORK CITY ELECTION.

THE LATE JOHN BRIC, ESQ.

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sun OP ?HZ PQM. OP TOOMAY STILXINO, siecours 26.
Mr. Hutchinson . . •98
Mr. Callaghan . . lO4
Majority for Mr. Hutchinson . —..-94
At half.past five o'clock, Mr. Sheriff Jones, in order to prevent
recurrence of Saturday night, is now patrolling this city, attended
by a suers detachment of Cavalry.

FROM MI NIIIMIAN'I JOURNAL DZMIUBIR 28.
ADJOURNED INQUEST—SECOND DAY.
The only additional evidence to what has already
appeared, was that of A. C. 0. Dyer, Esq. a Student
:et Lit,/; but as there is nothing more in the evidence
than what our Readers are in possession of, we shall
give the verdict of the Jury only s
" That the said J. Brie, ate Barrister at Law, was killed on the
morning of the 26th of December, 1826, at a field, called the
Dean's Dairy Meld. in St. George's Parish, County of Dublin, by
a bullet, fired at the said time and place, by Mr. William Hayes,
of No. 45, Grafton-street, Dublin, In a duel fought then and there,
Letween him and the said John Brie and William Hayes; and that
David Fitverald, Attorney, of 15, Mabbot.street, and Mr. Wil-
Nana Gregg': jun. of Kildare-street, Dublin, were then and there
acting as seconds, aiding, abetting, and instigating the said John
Lrie and William Hayes to fight a duel; the said Mr. Fitzgerald
being second to Mr. Brie and Mr. Gregg second to Mr. Hayes;
and that Mr. Hayes has lied for shooting and killing."
We understand that warrants have been issued for the appre-
hension of the prisoners included in the above verdict.

The Marquis of CwisatcAsps entertained Lords'
wawa and Hums' Heaver, Mr. and Mrs. CANNING and a dis-
litiguished party to dinner, en Thursday, at his house, in it. James's-
glum
Saturday, Colonel Sir Jolts BROWN, Commandant
of shit Cavalry Depot, Maidstone, met with a serious accident. He
was riding in the barrack field with Colonel Haws, when the
horse ridden by the latter Gentkman became unruly, and suddenly
kicked SirJonn so violently on his legs as to fracture the smaller bone.
Miss HUGHES, a young Lady, of whose talents as a
•ozer report speaks highly, and who is a pupil of Mr. WATSON' is
clued at Covent- Garden. and will make her first appearance early
in January as Mandan, in the Opera of Arramrses.
tollowing_is_arr Address delivered by the Ma
Later of a until Theatre in Ireland; there were only three persons
in di: bona:—" Ladies and Gentlemen, as there is nobody here,
Ili dismiss you all ; the performances of this-night will not be per-
formed; but the performances of this night will be repeated to-
wor row evening:'

. Gentleman, playing at whist the other evening
z L. an intimate friend, who seemed (as far as his hands
s.eie concerned) to hold the Mahometan doctrine of
r!)lution in supreme contempt, said to him, with a
c.),..itenance m 're •" in sorrow than in anger"—" My
gro.i fellow, if dirt were trumps, what a hand you
vrculd h4ve

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- THE ROYAL
WlNDSOBT,tcrwaaa 29.
Various distressing reports save been in circulation both last
evening and this morning respecting the Duke of YORK, and that
his Royal Highness is much worse we have every reason to believe,
from the circumstance of his MAJZSTT having again left the Royal
Lodge this afternoon for London to visit his beloved Brother. IS%
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of GLOUCRITSft visited the
Princess Andorra last evening, at Frogmore Lodge, for the purpose
of communicating to her Royal Sister the serious indisposition of
the Duke of YORK.

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It is said that the Duke of Casramos has been sent for, and it is
supposed that his Royal Highness is now on his way to England.

THE ARMY.

" The id Battalion of the Coldstream Guards marched yesterday
morning, from Westminster Quarters, to the Tower.
The Ist' Battalion of the 3d Regiment of Guards marched into
the Wesminster Quarters yesterday, front Manchester.
The Ist division of the 11th Foot marched, on Thursday, from
Waterford, for Fermoy, preparatory to embarking at Cork, for
Lisbon.' The grand division of the Regiment followed on Tuesday
the 26th instant. The Depot is already formed—Major OlCat.r.v,
commanding; Lieutenant Gnomic BINSON, Paymaster, and Lieu.
tenant Westropp, Adjutant. The order from the Horse Guards
arrived on Tuesday in Waterford. The Regiment is in a must
effective state, and has been all through the Peninsula, under the
Duke of Wm.ukorms.

Sir Ewast CAMMLL is appointed Temporary Assistant Quarter.
master General in Ireland. 'lbis vacancy is created by the pro-
motion of Lieutenant Colonel DRAILZ from this district to the
lonian Islands.

The 10th (North Lincoln) Regiment of Foot embarked, in three
divisions, on the 20th instant. on board the Layton, Stentor, and
Zephyr-transports, at Cork, .for Portugal.
A Detachment belonging to the 16th Regiment of Foot, marched
yesterday morning, from the Tower, for Chadian', to embark for
Ceylon. A Detachment belonging to the Kist India Company's
Service, is ordered to embark this morning. on board a steam vessel
in the River, for Gravesend, on route to Chatham. A Detachment
belonging to the 43d Regiment of Foot, arrived in town, yester-
day morning, from Cambridge, on route to Plymouth. The Depots
of the 16th and 40th Regiments of Infantry marched yesterday
morning, from the Tower, for Wetdon Barrec÷.s.