Star.
London, England, 1805-11-26 00:00:00

DISTINGUISHED REMOVALS.

Lady Palling. frown Hatley-ftreet to Lower Brook•ftreet.
Lord and Lady Hawke, from Portland place to Gloucefter place.
Sir Hugh D. Hamilton. to his new houfe in Upper Grofveuur •
ftrcet.
Dowager Counters of Elgin, from Scotland to Harley-fireet.
Sir Charles Talbot, to Upper Harley-ftreet.
The Ear! and Countds of Clonmell, from Warwiekthire, to the
late Earl of Rofslyn's houfe, St. James's-kpaee.
Dowager Lady Hawke, from Yorklitire to Gloucetter-place.
The Hon. Colonel Pane, from Bulftrode ftreet to Wimpole•ftrecr
Lord Elliott, from Spring Gardens to the late Earl of Bucking-
hamfhire's honk, ►t. james..-fguare.
Lord Grantham. from Sackvilladrect to Lewd Dartmouth's late
houfe in St. James's4quare.
The Earl of Eike, from Grafter(
Lord Bruce, from Groftenor-ftse
late boufe, in Hill-ftreet.
lady Boughton. to Hinde-ftreet.
Sir Samuel Hood. to Wimpole-ftred.
Lieutenaut-Colond J. Smith, to Stretton-ftreets
Admiral Edwards, to

ftreet to Hill-ftreet.
to the Primate of Ireland's

The preparations for the funeral of Lord NELEnK
are now making in St. Paul's Cathedral, and a brick
vault is preparing under the centre of the d, )me.
On the arrival of the accounts of the late moll bra-
limn &cram, the Marquis of HUMTLY, with his
ufeal genero4ty, ordered too bolls of coals to be dif-
tributed among the poor of Aberdeen.

Monday fe'nnight an elegant ball and (upper were
given to the Nobility and Gentry in Aberdeen by the
Marquis of Mummy. There were prefent, among
others,

Tiic Ma& of Gordan, the Earl and Conntcfs of Errol, thy
Earl of Kintore, Lord and Lady &me, General and ?stn.! Tay,
Sir William andMife Forbes of Finlay, Sir William and Ladr
johnitooe, the Hon. Major' kamfay,
Luc' a number of other Ladies and Gentlemen of that
city and neighbourhood, who were delighted with the
entertainment, and captivating attention of their Na
ble. hot,.

Tuefday the Marlborongh Volunteers affemble6
commemoration of the late molt glorious yietcries,
and fired three molt excellent vnllies. After which,
a fumptunds dinner was provided for them at the
Cattle and Ball Inn: the evening pat with the ut-
moft harmony.

A fuperb dinner has been given at Yarmouth, by
the Captains of the chips of the North Sea Fleet, its
honour of the late glorious vi Cory. Admirals Rut.
SELL and DOUGLAS, and the principal Officers of the
Army and Navy were prefent.
Since the late naval vitiory, many Poets and
Poetefres have feverely injured their health, by fitting
up all night to write improntrus.
The RESLUTION, of 74 glans, after having under-
gone a good repair, was to have been taken out of
duck at Chatham on Saturday, but at high water the
was found to have leaked fo much, that it was judged
prudent to keep her in another tide to flop it. Ort
Sunday the riggers and ordinary were in the yard
ready to take her our, but the tide WAS not high
enough to floit her, the mull therefore remain in dock
till the next fpring tides.

The Taasaus is ordered for a thorough repair at
Chatham—in about three months fhe will be ready
for fervice ; this is the fhip confidered fume little time
ago at Jamaica as unfit for 'fervice, and doubted if
(he would ever leave the Mend. Gangs of fhipwrights
are daily employed, railing the frame of the 'since.
Nas frigate, alio nq the ImPREGNAB:.E. The RESO-
LUTION is fitted wish rollers for her cables in the
haWfe holes, on a new plan. One of the wet docks
at Chatham is undergoipg a complete repair.
, A (hip of 74 guns, to be called the Eomsey, is to
be built without delay, on the flip from whence the
FAMR was a fhort time fine launched, at the King's
yard ai Deptford. '
'A letter from Malta, dated Augult 26, firys •-••
" Yefierday difpatches reached General Sir J. Cables,
that a body of te,opo Ruffians were arrived at Cor-
fu ; in confequence, every preparatory Rep is taking
for the embarkation of the troops from hence, which
we now underftand are defined for the Adriatic, and
moll likely for Venice. Our gairifon s.n three bri-
gades ; the aoth, 6111, and 3sth regitent, are in
that of General ACKLAND; General Cots ha:. the
27th, 58th, and Watteville's regiment; the brigade
of Grenadiers is commanded by Col. O'CALLAGHAN,
and that of the Light Infantry, by •Colonol KEMP.;
amounting with tho Light Dr.ralsons, &c. to 67c0
' men! A foldier of the 35th was (hot on the 22d
ir:Rant for mutiny, who had a few days before ILO-
-1 bed a ferjeant of the regiment with a bayonet in the
back. We arc all healtfiy,'and in hit li iptrits at the
near profpef; of entering urn Aftive tervice."
Bs CAD.—To-day no Court of Aldermen being :tete!,
the LORD MAYOR, after it'S;:ealllg the Returns, or-
dered it to fail 4d. per peck I, :.rt.
Thus fday Mr. Douglas, of the Black Boil lon, in
Leith-ttreet, Edinburgh, who has late:y c mull. i...,i
hullo& by facceedin3 to the former prortietoi,:;.l
convened before the sheriff, on a complaint ;.t st:e
inilance of the Procurator fifcal of the co:::1::-. :1:
running his Rage coacher from E linbargh v. s. .i-
-gow on Sundays ; and, being convicted thereci, :.a•
tence was pronounced by the Sheriff, prohibiting :sr..
Douglas from doing fo in future, and Of-, tindiag
him liable in expences.
Sunday fe'nnight, in the evening, a horCe hirer in
the Grafs Market of Edinburgh, and his u ife, were
burnt to death. It is luppofed either the candle or
the fire had taken hold of the clothes of the wife,
which fet her in a blaze; and her hufband, who Ap-
pears to have been in bed, had gone to her affist:,rica
and was fo fcorched, that he fell a yiCtim to his he-
manity. On the Monday morning the.; were found,
the wife quite dead, and the huthAnd neatly In, as
he furvived but a short time, and he was ~,nahle to
give ally account of the fatal catafirophe. The de-
, ceafed was a very re potable wan in his Hue of b.A.-
fuels.