Star.
London, England, 1820-09-05 00:00:00

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aliereford

Bps. Timm
Canttrbury
Llandaff

Ifiresione
Harsoort
In the List of tke Divhion given in oor Paper of yesterday,
Lord Carrington, who voted against the Earl of Harrowby's
motion, is, by mistake, stated to have voted for it. Lord Hut-
chinson voted in the Majority with the Earl of Liverpool.

By order of his Royal Highness the COMMANDER..
tw-Cuizr, .*
detachment of the Life Guards were
stationed at Storey's Gate, St. James's Park, yester-
day morning, to escort his Grace the Duke of WEL-
caucrrotr, and other Peers, to the House, and protect
them from a repetition f the ill treatment which
they have repeatedly experienced from the populace.
Extract of a letter from the Agent to LLOYD'S, at
Genoa, dated the 24th August:—" By a Sardinian
vessel, arrived at the Lazaretto in the Gulf of Spozio,
it is reported that the British and Sardinian Consuls
had left Algiers on board a vessel, for Marseilles,
bin we have notbeen able to learn the cause of their
departure. This City continues to enjoy a perfect
state of tranquillity.'

On the afternoon of Saturday se'nnight, Mr. John
Hannay, of Kirkcudbright, in company with two
friends, left that town in a cart, with the intention of
proceeding to Gatehouse. When within a mile of
the latter place, the horse became exceedingly res-
tive and unmanageable, although the Gentleman al-
luded to at first apprehended no danger. In a few
minutes, however, one of the shafts of the cart, upon
which Mr. Hannay: feet happened to be placed, un-
fortunately gave way, by which accident he was
thrown under one of the wheels, and so dreadfully
bruised, that he died in the course of four hours.
The startled hone now proceeded at full speed; but
Mr. Hannay, notwithstanding, was speedily carried
into a house, where he received the most humane at"
tendons, both from the kind inmates and two Medi- ,
cal Gentlemen, who were immediately called. The
other two Gentlemen escaped in a providential man-
ner ; one of them, however, had his arm dislocated
by the overturning of the cart, and the other has to
complain of a few bruises. Mr. Hannay has left a
widow and six children to lament his loss.

ENGLISH OPERA Housa.—An Opera, in three
Acts, called the Baron de Trench, was performed last
night at this Theatre, for the first time. The for-
tunes of that celebrated victim of despotism form the
ground-work of the Piece, and the author in uniting
him to a mistress, has terminated his Opera, after the
established custom, by happiness and a marriage.
The author found an able auxiliary in the composer
of the music, which always discovers merit, and oc-
casionally considerable power. It is the work of Mr.
REEVE. To the actors the author is still more deeply
indebted, particularly to Miss KELLY, who sustained
in her best manner the character of Lionel Schell, a
boy attendant on the prison of Trench, and the chief
instrument of his escape. Miss CAREW executed her
songs, among which was a bravura of difficult exe-
cution, with great ability. HARLay was excellent in
the Jailor: and T. P. Coons acted the Baron with
much energy. BROADRUR3T and Miss LOVE were
a couple of Savoyards, and the aid of some pretty
characteristic airs, worked their way into the favour
of the audience. The °pert was well received.