Star.
London, England, 1812-05-06 00:00:00

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.

Lieutenant P►ice, Flag Lieutenant to Admiral Sir R. Curtis,.
Bart. to the rank of Commander..
Lieutenants N.. Wauchepe, E. Lyons, and T. W. Rooke, to
the rank of Commander.
Messrs. T. Shepherd, H. Davis, G. Sußock, J. Ridgman, H.
F. Spence, F. Bullock, F. Cutler, E. English, and it. Crocker,
to the rank of Lieutenant.
Captain Epworth, of the Nyaden, to the Nymph.
Captain Heatbcote, to the Saloom.
Captain Johnson, to the Lion.
Captain Stanfell, to the Druid.
Captain Porten:, to the Gannet.
• Captain Simpson, to the Coquette.
Lieutenant C. 'Thurston, w be Commander of the_Hesper, in
the East Indies.
Lieutenant Matthew Forton, from the Mermaid to the Syli h.
Lieutenant Douglas, to the Abercrombie.
Lieutenant Fyne, to the Hogue.
Lieutenant Warren, to the Cadmus.
Lieutenant Domett, to the Seipion.
Lieutenants Thompson, Ascott, and Herbert, to the Nymph.
Lieutenants W. iviar.in dJ. Arnistrorg, to ttse Ardent. •
Lieutenant J. Purcels, to the Marlbortiugu.
Lieutenant L. F. Boileau, to the Tsnedo.l.
Lieutenant J. C. Cranford, to the Wrangler.
Lieutenanti H. Delman and C. B. Louis, to the Britois.
Lieutenant J. Taylor, to the Meteor.
Lieutenant F Boyce, to the Impregnable.
Lieutenant B. Shepherd, to the Panipee.
Mr. Yaq, Master, to the Gannett.
Mr. Chillingworth, Master, to the Nymph.
Mr. Manning, Master, to the Leyden.
Mr:Buyers, Master, to the Sciptont
Mr. Dunn, Master, to the Montague.
Mr. Taylor, Master, to the Rosamond. -
Mr. G. Cole, Purser, to the Halcyon.
Mr. J. Acton, Purser, to the Goshawk. •
Toe Rev.''. Low, Chaplain, to the Montague.•

Fla r..A most alarming fire broke out at nine o'clock last
night, at the top of a house adjoining the Swan public house, in
Swa .-yard, Strand. it communicated to the Swan public house,
hich, with five other houses, were consumed. '1 be ware-
houses of Messrs. CADLLL and DAvILS,, Booksellers, Strand,
were saved by the great exertions of the firemen, as were those
of Messrs. MoRGAN and SANDIL RS. The Bloomsbury and West-
minster Volunteers attended with the greatest alacrity. The fire
was got under about twelve o'clock. '1 he (stouter premises in
that neighbourhood, belonging to Mr. .10)1.4, the Architect,
escaped the conflagration.
CITY BUSlNESS.—Yesterday a Court of Common
Council was held at Guiluliali, when the LC ;:D MAYOR
stated that the Court had waited on the Prince Re-
gent, wiih the Address and Petition voted at the last
Court, to which lots Royal Highness W.IS p:eabed to
deliver an answer, which was read, and ordered to be
entered on the Journals.—The Act passed for
Improving the Navigation of the Th.:mes, vas refer-
red to the Navigation Committee to carry into e:.e-
cution. A petition was presented from the relatives
of a Liveryman who had been impressed ; which
was referred to the Lord Mayor.—she Committee
for General Purposes presented a Report recommen-
ding the Court to petition Parliament fur a provision
in the Moorfields Improvement Bill for granting an
additional stipenJ of £3OO per annum, to the `ices
of St. Stephens, Coleman street, in consequence. of
the increase of inhabitants. by the intended buildings
on the Quarters o'f Moorfields, when a conversation
took place, and an amendment was moved, that such
allowance be only £2OO, whkh was carried on a di-
vision by a majority of one, there being 44 for agree-
ing with the Report, and 4;; for the Amendment.
We have frequently had occasion to record in-
stances of the voathy of American Captains. The
Townshend packet on her passage from Jamaica,
spoke, on the Slst of March, an American brig, the
Captain of which gravely stated, that there were
E sail el French men of war eff the coast of Jamaica!
In the vessel that brought the dispatches from Mr.
BA RLowF, the American Minister at Paris, Mr. PAT.s
TERSON, the son of the wealthy family at Baltimore,
and brother to JEROME BONAPARTE'S wife, Came over.
He was landed at Southampton, from which place
he wrote to the Alien Office for a passport to enable
him to come to. London. He waited there three .
days, and not receiving it he set off for London, and :
art ived here yesterday morning, and proceeded to the I
Alien Office to request a licence to reside in London,
wl•en, in consequence of his- having travelled from „,, „
Southampton to London without a passport, lie was ' ‘r---- "Ic"' 1" Gi",.."4
unmprd ivivaesrutlys.aieknoo oc.f..v.edgptteitlt,toinbcelispervini!oniar,l,4 efficaL,
detained and given into the custody of
.LAVENDIA,
senior, the Officer belonging to the Police Office, in rite, trembfin-g or shaking of hands or lint's, ehsticate is.fe
Queen-square. Mr. Parr-eases requested to be taken shortness of breath, and consumptive habits. • •
to Mr. Rossva.t., the American Charge d'Affaires, ! 14 Olt SOLOMON, Liverpoll.
Newcastle, S•affordalfre Sept. 14.
which the Officer consented to, and took him to his Si • •
denizAl fur your invaluable Medicine (the Cada'
house in Dentine k-street, with whom he had along ;a'm of Gilea•;) in this part of the country, has been more 'v.**
interview. Mr. PAT reasota remains in custody. sive titan for chit irf anr otber I ever vended, and several csate
At this season of the year, when so many families
come to town to see the various specimens of am- cahacvieoubseem; in'etreedlintueneicatvasttcicont° slit:erupt:el:brit ititnhanies bernbe tennighvilintalia;
Proof that it is poem:sic.' of wonderful. healing quakties.--i
which this great town annually produces, we wish • tir, &c. CtiAlll.E.iCHLfIiR,BoOE1disr.
particularly, to direct the attention of our numerous • Sal by Dicey and Co. Church-yard; and all
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readers to an unprecedented and most extraordinary j.lllleinees‘,'enders in the United Kioadom,at 104.61-ratb, 56.11
coaulning four, at Sta.
production of the combined powers of the science
which is exhibiting at the Naumachia, Princes-street,,cm NG'S PA 11041' WORM LOZENGEs.
Leicester-square, where the Bustle, fury, and havoc.' dren's ..--*f Diseases.heir symptcms every parent and rat-
of a Sea Fight is represented by means of bled aniCe,' WORMS are the most frequent stxuccs of al;.
dian.of children should be acquainted with. 'liter otosiou!^.
Optics, and Painting, with a vivacity. force, and • of appetite, a Feeney of the tutelar of the fate, emaciation ant
effect, far beyond the powers of any thing heretofore ' Irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violeurrini;
attempted.
they b
To Medical Men of all descriions, residng.ie
and they prove fatal. by ending in a consumpnon or decay.. illl°pt ring on convulsions; they affect the growth of do Isedb
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any of the Provincial Cities or Towns in the .I.Thited as a prerogative and cure of these alarming compliinrsobt abow
; excellent Medicine is universally a4i..seed, on the teitimani ?Its
Kingdom.—BARNETT GtEsT, thinks it necessary .to ; highest characters in this country, !'e'4 In rank abil
rrspoe
inform them, in order to save trouble and expence.of lily, to have no Their public apprnliuioa,
gi*e"
le
! Proprietor, from a. peradoal knowledge of 'rimier:a..
lasuw
postage, he sells his Medicines for ready money only; in their own families, stamps lea muss berm cam aeactiß
but they may be had from any of the respectable gives a sanction to it, of winch no other Medzi3e of the
wholesale houses in town (which sell Medicines) and
receive from them such a discount as will be found can boast. Parents dote others, who have the care ef
should have this remedy as'a family Medleille to resort as
unusually liberal, onquantities not less than one dozen ewvherichtttrit alwabryst4l:foundels at
Ctohildreveu.ale any "1_:. • • s
of any of his underrnentioned new. invented Chymical sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's,No.4•Zr
Preparations : the Guestonian Lotion, for Gout., &c. side. I.onden; :sharp and aerate, Portsmouth ; /Owl,
Guestonian Pills, for Gout, &c. Guestonian Bilious Allniut, and Mallory, Phnom; Hill and•litolia47lo4l4
Pills, Guestonian Nervous Pills, Guestonian Asthma
tic and Consumptive Pills, Guestonian Tooth-powder Knottl:111u aHninharldnd'h6°b,.
Shia:
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and Lloyd, and Smiley and
which cures the Scurvy, and prevents the Tooth.ach, and Lai !bury, Liverpool; Staines and Lynch, 11
seed "drffair
Guestonian Tooth-powder, which cures the Scurvy, Trewman, Exeter; Smith, Manderton, Reahhtni
Peek
;sod °abet 1s
and gives the Teeth a most beautiful colour, Welcome tee, Istiktborgb ; Bauer sad MiDeeed. OW.° 11*C
Barry, Bristol ; . tevenaies and Norwich; 1111.s_trie
Guest, which cures all descriptions of Tooth-2A_, toe; kka-ank, god peony. Liverpool; and ettad‘byrwilr'
Face-ach, Ear-ach, and Gum. bites.—An extract from medicine venders, in ITT at 5O-44-
this pamphlet, may be seen in the SrAn Newspapers, , Diptni,..itinted by s„„c
trona July, ..1,411 a_ t January, 1412. .
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. The winner is a Very game man, whose appna
cannot be easily satisfied, and the beer displayed
every symptom of manhood. Maltby has, with tit
game, the gift of hitting, which win acquire mole
quickn,2s.s by experience, and ite •fnay be ranked s
perior to Power, who is what is termed a man ci
science of equal ; and if by any means Pont
can be prevailed vp,.n to (-mer into corubjt with I.na,
Maltby was peislicly offered to be I..tcL:..d. Gregsve
wok the ‘vianer to Land in, and he bJcame tbeguai.
clian of the loser, ‘‘ Ito, however, was obliged to be
lel: d.c country.
Fighting will be the orJer cf dic week.—To.mor-
rov a gi.v.thl 51:trring hrtwizt th.! lirst•ratepu-
f„;ilists w:11 tale plaiv at tic Five.; Court, for the he-
nefit of the British Prisoners in France t and ram the
folblwing day a grand pugilistic dinner will tike place ,
at Gregcon's, amongst the Amateurs of distinctive._

BM I HS.'
At Dartmouth. the Lady. of A. H. Holdraorth, Es+ &Lt
of Y son. _

At Bordedoi, the Lady of Lieut. itobett IV•Coy. R. X. er•
d..ughter. _ _

At Southampton, the I.adl• of Lkot.fladv•til, 3.1t1. ernes,
of a son.
At Horndran. Hams, the X.ady of Cclo.•ul Cinway, era sae.
On the tr.:4d ult. Mrs. Alexander 11.4•C•Intic:1, of Lagnr, d
four sons; the mother and chi'dren are dots.g welL

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