Star.
London, England, 1815-06-06 00:00:00

GRAVESEND, JUNE 5.

Arrived the Favouritr' Wilton, from Dantaic ; Harmony,
Lingoes, from Norway; Dolphin, Sunbery, from Ontrenbufgh ;
Speculation' Wel !on, from Bourdeaux; Dublin, Morgan, from
Lisboa; Wensont, Harris, from Oporto. Satter the Saran, Lu-
cas, for Gibraltar; Alert, B.G. for Youjhall; Regent, Knight,
for lianiburgh.
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AV AI. PROMOTIONS AND APPOIgtOBNIFI.
Captains Geo. Bulky to the Snipe, G W.Krieht ti, the Faloroarh.
Lieutenant S. L Colquitoun, to be PlarLlettrenant to Lord Feint.
Lieutenant W. A.:l hontp•on, tit be ditto to Sir R. Strachan.
Lieutenant G. X. Lewen to be do. to Rear-Ad. Sir A.
Lieutenant R. Anderson to be diun to Rear-Adot. Sir G. Moore.
Lieutenant G. Bhickman to be ditto to Rear-Adm. Sir I. Pellrw.
Lieut. J. Brandford to be ditto to Rear-Adm. Sir J. Frremanile.
Lieut. J. T. Pasley to be ditto to Rear-Adm. Sit P. Malcolm.
Lieut. R. Deans to be ditto to Rear-Adm. Sir Home Popliain.
Lieutenants W. Small to the Akhar, Edward Medley to the Al-
ban,' H. E. Atkinson to the Bacchus, Richard Morgan to the
Belk Poole Samuel H. Lastoir to the Bombay.
Lieutenants William R. T..Dawkins, R. Weaver, T. Evans (s),
turd Phiiip Justice (a), to the Caledonia.
Lieutenants P. Lew to the swprixe, Goddard to the Hydra,
Christopher Tuthill to the Spry.
Lieutenants John Taylor (I), Lion. James Boyle, and C. Cat-
&Cott to the Falmouth.
Lieutenants London to the Elizabeth, Hewson to the Prome-
theus, Bayky to the Hydra, Norton to the Tigre, Avery to the
Prince, Scantkbury, and Clerk, to the Beceplialus.
Lieutenants Newman, Dotnford, Kellet, Boyce, O'Hea, Rule,
Simpson, Jones, Coletnan, and Leong. to the Falcon, for racks
Lieutenant Parker, to the Spencer; Lieutenants C. H. Bowen
and CiteesMan to the Dotterel
Mr. J. A. Letlibridp, to be Secretary to Sir H. Popham ; Mn
W. H. Hamilton, to be ditto to Rear-Admiral M. H. Scott.
To be Pursers—Messrs. John Ryan, to the Cherub; Gregory Cole,
to the Bermuda; L. Kennedy, to the Cossack; J. Stoggett, to
the Desiree; H. B. Russell, to the Thisbe; John Porter, tet
the Falmouth; Thos. Mends, to the Ferrett ; Sherrard, to the
Elizabeth ; arid Long, to the Leviathan.
Mr. Stephen Bowden, surgeon, to the Falmouth.
Mr. Robert Pullman, Master, to the Caledonia,.
Mr. A. WLean, Master, to the San Juan.
APPOINTMENTS TO IMPRESS STATIONS.
Lieut. John Duncan, to Ramsgate; Lieut. Henry Riebidge, to
Bristol; Lieut. Thos. Pierce, to Cork; Lieut. David Allen and
Thomas Ferber, to Greenock; Lieut. Floviers Beckett, to Mill.
cheater ; Lieuts. Wm. Dozer, James Usald, and James Glassturd,
to Shields; Lieut.. Thos. Thompsoa and James Balfour Rutseeis
son, to Gravesend; Capt. Robert Pbdritt, Lieuts John Luck-
raft, Thos. Skutt, and Jahn Attdetson (I), to Deal; Capt. Jolut
Gaseoyna, and Lieut. John Turner (a), to Swansea; Cayt. Rich.
Janveria, and LietteW. Wade West, to Hull ; Capt. Sir C Rich-
ardson, Lieut.. W. Edwards (2) and J. C. Morris, to Waterford;
Lleuts Thos. Hawke' to Beltast ; Lieut. John Writer Smith, to
Limerick.

The flags of five Admirals are now flying at Ply-
mouth, viz.—Lord KEITH'S on board the Swirrsulte ;
Sir T. Dymcwoavar's on board the ST. CIIoRGE ; Sir
RICHARD tiTRACIIAN'S on board the SAN JotEF; Sir
B. HALLOWELL'S Oft board the ROYAL SOVEREIGN ;
Sir THOS. BYAM Marerta's on board the GANGE4.
BREAD.—No alteration in the price this week.
. DREADFUL Fins.---This morning, about one
o'clock, a most alarming fire broke ont in Saddlers'
Hail, Cheapside. We could not well ascertain tl,e
immediate cause, but it seems to have commenced in
a kitchen underneath the Hall, as it was first per-
ceived bursting out under the door. The Ninduws
and doors of several houses adjoining were broken by
the watchmen and others before any of the inhabi-
tants awoke to perceive their danger. The door of
that part from which the fire was perceived was burst
open by a gentlem•ln who happened to be present ;
but in consequence of the v►olence of the flames, it
could not then be entered. Several engines went
soon collected, and its progress was checked t• though
from the considerable time it burned before it was
discovered, we fear that verOttle of what vr4IS on
the premises has been saved. On the most strict in.
quiry we could not learn that any lives were lost.