Star.
London, England, 1825-11-30 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Dutch ship Augustine, GaANAWALD, arrived at Charleston
on the 30th ult. from Camp:achy, in charge of a prize crew, having
been captured, on her voyage to toe Ilavannah, by the Colombian
privateer Executive, for having Spanish property on hoard.
17... Lucius-it, Nov. SO.—Wind .W.S. W. strong gales, and squally.
—Arrived the Active, Maritima, Irons Terceira, in 19 days.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 28.—Wind W.S.W. blowing hard.—Arrived
the Union, LOWMAN, from Lisbon, with damage.
Puma:omit, Nov. 29.—Wind W. S. W.—Arrived the Dutch
frigate Pallas, from the Chesapeake for Holland. It blew a tre-
mendous gale all last night, from W.N.W. accompanied with
lightning and heavy peals of thunder. This morning it shifted to
W.S. W. and has blown a gale all day.
Szvina, P.n.—More moderate. The outward bound appear to
be all well.

DIAL, Nov. !!9.—Wind S. W. by S.—Arrived the Harmony,
Thomson; Old Maid, TULLY ; and Cherub, BO MAN, from Quebec.
The outward bound appear to ride all well.
Livaitroot., Nov. 28—Wind W.—Arrived the packet ship
Leeds, STonnanv, from New York—sailed the Bth instant; Julius
Cesar, FsEncu, from Virginia; Lune, Bsown ; Caledonia,
Il6Comv ; and Cusack, AP:III4BTM, from Miramichi; Daniel
:11,Master, AP MASTER, from St. Andrew's (N. 8.); Quebec
Trader, —,'from Quebec; Iris, BANNEIUKAN; from Leghorn;
Douro, BELL. from Oporto; and the Sovereign, Norms), from.
Alexandria. The brig which was lust yesterday is supposed to be
the Alary, CAWSIAN; Irons Dublin, with cattle : all on board must
have perished.

The CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER left town yes-
terday, for Beckenham.

•
The fiat CAledonnin A ssesiohlj• for the season was,
according to.annual custom, heW ae.WAlies Houma, last evening
(the 29th), being the Pve of St. Andrew's Day. Dancing was
kept up with great spirit until a late bout.

TIP_ Aitmy.
The lit Divisior of the 42t1 (Royal lii6l.:lr,
Foot, arrived on the 28th of October. on board Li;
A MON at Gibraltar, from emt.

A Detachment of the 57th (West Middlesex
Infantry embarked, on the ‘26th instant, on boa,
&whet ship, at Portsmouth, for New South Wales.
Yesterday, arrived at Spithead, his Majesty's 7
inns, with the remainder of the 37th Regiment
Halifax, the Staff of which Regina: tit arrived Lst
Cato transport, and disembarked yesterday for 11,
GENERAL ORDERS.
• Head-quarters, Quebec, October
The Commander of the Forces has great plea.
to Lieutenant-Colonel BeRRIL, an expression of Mg: ,
entertains of the 37th Regiment, on its embarkation
to England.

Some unpleasant circumstances having occurred
few years, Lord astmousit adverts to them en this
for the purpose of recording in General Orders, th;
circumstances did exist, they never interfered with
soldierlike conduct and appearance of the Regiment,
cumstances (he hopes and believes) have now pa3sed
Commander of the Forces feels, on the departure
loss of one of the best disciplined and most efficient
his command. Such are the terms in which be shall
Royal Highness the Commander in-Chief.
Lord DALHOUSIE has only to assure Lieutenant.
the Officers, Non-commissioned, and soldiers of the
carry with them his cordial good wishes, fur the
honour of the Regiment wherever it may be eine.) t,
(Signed) C. FOS'
Acting Deputy de

FIRE IN FCI.WOOVS REN

FURTHER PARTICULARS.

Between the hours of two and three o'clocl
morning, the inhabitants of Fulw •nd.,rein
and Gray's Inn-lane, were aroused by cites
which had just then broken out wit'r uncr
in the house of Mr. Cox, a baker, No. I'
rents, next door to the old Court e,l Reel
alarm soon spread, and a vast number of
promptly in attendance, but ow lug to
situ.aion of the place, there being no thor
the passage itself very narrow, nor m•
engines could be brought into play. From
stance, together with there being a vast
(as is generally the case in all the ohl.fa.h,
on the premi,e), tendered dry as touch.wi
constant fire in the bakehouse, the flame
commanding an ascendancy, that every el
press them proved fruitless. The devnui
soon cut through the floors, and the root fa/
tremendous crash, the flame shot up in a cl
column, far above the tops of the surroundit
threatening destruction to the whole nei
The alarm of the inhabitants was proportr
and what tended to enhance it in a very
degree was, that at the s rme moment it
ponied by a heavy storm of thunder, lig
and wind. The attention of the firemen wa
directed ro the preservation of the adjoii
which were several times partially on tire,
extinguished by their exertonc, in which
state that two men belonging to the Sun
Horne) have suffered severely. To sive ,
the left (the old Court of Requests, now oci
tea. WM ehouse), these two poor fellows, wit)
intrepidity, made their way to the third stoi
of flame and smoke, will the view of pt
some burning timbers that communicated
and while so employed, a large chimney ti
them, and buried them in the ruin; their
flew to their relief, as one moment's delay
sarily have smothered them. Horne wai
the injury he had received ; hut Mallets w
pearance dead : he was conveyed to St.
Hospital, where he was professionally atti
instant of his arrival ; but it is feared he sv•E
and Horne is also badly wounded, the fit
have been caused by a large quantity of shat
been placed too near the ovt n.