Star.
London, England, 1809-11-30 00:00:00

VOLONTAIRI.

KiLt.en—Dalhousie Tait, Lieutenant; Thomas
Quarter-Gunner.
WOUNDED—Robert Grant, marine, dangerously ; Thomas
Sutton, seaman, badly ; Christopher Anderson, seaman, ,'.':o;
James Hay., seaman, ditto ; Jacob Schwerin, seaman, ditto; Wan.
Hinson, marine, slightly ; James Dawden, marina, ditto; John
Davis, seaman, ditto; Wm. Thomas, seaman, ditto; Christopher
Feat, seaman, ditto; Wm. Thompson, seaman, ditto; Joseph
Lewis, seaman, ditto ; John Smith, seaman, ditto; Hon. J. A.
Maude, Lieutenant, ditto—a volunteer from the Ville tic Paris;
John Armstead, Midshipman, ditto—a volunteer ft om the V.lle
de Paris.

AreLLo.

KILLED—Evan Jones, Serjeant of Marines; William Saunders,
Private Marine; John Mackie, Able.
Wouriorts—J. I.legbie, First Lieutenant, slightly; J. Fsrstcr,
Lieutenant, severely ; Peter Manning, Private Marine, danger,
ously ; Louis 0. Saul, Ordinary, badly ; Caul Sauster, Atie,
slightly.

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TorAzr.
Kit.s.ta—James Callaghan, Ordinary ; Doug. Carmichael,
Able ; James M'l)onald. Ordinary ; William March, Ordinary.
WOUNDED—Tkomas Wilson, Able, very severely; Wm. Hot.
berson, Ordinary, ditto ; James White' Ordinary, slightly; John
Roberts, Captain of Foretop, ditto; James Harrington, Able,
ditto • John Card, Private Marine, severely • Joseph Carter, 1);1'
vate Marine, dangerously; Henry Tub, Ordinary, slightly.
INILOMYL AND SCOUT.
None killed or wounded.

TuiCAN.

Wounded—Pascoe Dunn, Lieutenant, slightly.—James Lamb
ordinary, dangerously.
Total killed-1 Lieutenant, I Master's Mate, 10 Seamen,
Serjeant of Marines, 2 Privates of Marines.
Total wounded—l Seaman, 4 Privates of Marines, danFc:-
ously; 2 Lieutenants. 1 Midshipman, 7 Seamen, I Private
Marines, severely ; 9 Lieutenants, 1 Master's Mate, 2 hlidsh:r
men, 28 Seamen, 5 Privates of Marines, slightly.
Grand Total-15 killed, 55 wounded.
(Signed) B. HALLOW ELL.,
N. B. The Litt of °jeer: entjdoyed in the Boats,
*will be published in the Gazette of Saturday next.

COVEAT-GARDRN THEATRE.

Exitt was again performed here last night with
the usual applause, and having experienced vet y little
'interruption throughout the whole performance, prov-
ed a high treat to the audience. Though the boxes
pretty full, the pit was r:lther thin till half price,
3nd even then did not overflow. Coughing was now
and then attempted, and the shrill sound of a few so-
eat calls, occasionally mingled with a little dash
el variety from cock-crowing ; but, on the whole, the
p.'s were tolerably quiet, though the majority of
6,, it at last stood on the benches, and wore their
No placard made its appearance, nor did we
cb,erve any O. P.'s displayed, except some medals.
.....:I.n.iltercation of some warmth between two gen-
;glen in one of the dress-boxes, who appeared to be
ci different opinions, attracted some notice, and oc-
osnned a considerable movement in the pit towards
:,Ar quarter, but terminated in the exchange only of
few loud words, and a partial cheer from the back
et* the pit. Notwithstanding the general tram-
: ::.:itv of the eveuing, however, there were several
squalls (luting the entertainment, but of short
d.:.ttiro, and three or four persons were at several
t i;:s taken out by the Dow-street Officers.
he a P e was on the whole tolerably well
and MuNDEN and LISTON, though they did
r,': experience all the attention they deserved, contri-
b„Td much to the good humour of the audience.
DAVENFORT was officious, busy, and charac-
., :ic, as usual, while the pretty Miss NORTON did
cur to the amiable Cardin-, and sufficiently sup-
red her credit.
Lord TEMPLE and two other Gentlemen were with
a ;arty of Ladies in one of the side dress-boxes.

3ow-sTnEEr.—Richard Curtis, clerk in the Office
cf:he Comptroller of the Excise, was brought into
t:c Office in custody from the pit of Covent-garden
!..-..!atre, and charged by Mr. James Brandon with
unaturally coughing, sneezing, and howling; and
br his conduct, inducing others to follow his exam-
-7.1. He began this conduct shortly after the corn-
r; cement of the half-price.
The Prisoner denied that he had any intention of
ii•erriipting the performance, and his sole object was
torppiairl Mr. Munden. On being ordered to find
LI, he said he did not know two house-keepers in
I;ndon, and could nut comply with the directions of
Mrgistrate. He was consequently ordered to be
tiam into custody, and was conveyed out of the office.
On his disappearance, two gentlemen, Mr. Towns-
ri and Mr. Ciihnsac, of the Strand, offened them-
slves as bail for him, observing at the same time, that
tey knew him to be of very respectable connections.
While Mr. Stafford was entering the names of the
ail in the bail-book, the officers who had Mr. Curtis
custody, returned with a young man in charge,
',born they accused of attempting to rescue their pri-
sner.
William Home stated. that as he was taking Mr.

(..:rds over to the Brown Bear, the prisoner, Mr. John

Licifield sherry, came up, and endeavoured to dis-
e•tzncle Mr. Curtis from his hold. Witness instantly
rind up his rrisru and secured Mr. Sherry, who
irandished his srick to strike him.

Ur. Sherry stated himself to be lately admitted as
taoii,itor, residing at No. 12, tratton•Garden, and
se:tett-11v denied the truth of the charge alledged
KAinst him.
He was allowed to enter into his own recognizince,
!r. L5O, to answer for his conduct at the ensuing West-
:: ster Sessions.

Award Newton, clerk to the house of Mr. Wy.
rne, of Craig's-court, Charing-cross; was ordered
—fit;d bail, for running backwards and forwards on
seat; of the pit, and other disorderly conduct.—
charge was made by Mr. James Brandon.
The young man said he only arrived from Reading,
ir.Berkshire, yesterday ; and was waking a tempo-
r stay with Mr. Wyburne till he could join his fa-
, ..:,.:,•whom he stated to be a merchant at Leghorn.

liS MAJESTY did not come to town yesterday to
:d a Levee as expected.

The remains of Lord Mossox were removed at half
eip,ht o'clock on Tuesday morning, from his
:..rdship's late house in Seymour-place, to die family

it, near Burton, Lincolnshire, for interment.

The General Court Martial ordered for the tri;tl of
Crt officers of the I 3th Regiment of Light Dragoons,
?mbled :it Cliehea this day, at 10 o'clock—General
r, Prtsidcnt.