Star.
London, England, 1807-11-06 00:00:00

PROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAY2IIIII)IDe Nov. 4,... Salted by the Vatiohaft, dud, frets
Peteriburgh t—Harmony, Stednua ;—Edward, Hewfon;—Pitt,
Sinful ; Wilburn, 'editors; His, Coulfoo ; Orford, Mick ; Cot-
ten. Wardell ; and the Melfmate, Batman, from Copenhagen.—
Sailed the Heroine, Wilton. for St. Vincent's.
Nov.s —Paired by, the Lord Mulgrave, Tully and the Collins,
Wyatt, from Archangel ; Mary Ann, I homfon. from Peterlbartb;
Rambler, Patterfon ; Charlotte, Dawfon ; Ventulas, Miller; John,
Gibfon ; Enterprise, Simplon; Romulus, Dane's; Catharina, Wea-
therby; and the Grace, Thcialpfon, from Copenleagers.--Sailed the
Eliza, Sly, for Waterford; Eagle, Patterfon, for Tobago ; Ceres.
Warren, for Jamaica; Towry, Bernice, for Gibraltar; Charles Wil.
hclmioa, Ma4nun ; and the Ncptunus, Sundman, for Rip.

ARRIVED.
At Chatham, the Henry, Taylor, from Riga. In Torbay,
Hope, Mitchell, from Zante. At Pordinouth, Liberty, Miller ;
Sophia, Smith; Harmony, Wilton, and the Mary Ann, Taylor,
from Malta. Off Falmouth, James,Crombie, from Oporto. In
the Clyde, Surprise, M'Farlane. from St. Thomas's. At New
Bruofwiek,Pallas, Robinfoo, from Plymouth. At (bebee, Rofina,
Porter, from Briftol. At Llibon, David, Wilton, and the kik,
Bon, from Newfouadland. At Virginia, Thomas, Rouft ; Ata-
lams, Brown, and the Rolla, Geary, from London. At Jamaica,
Roe, Harvey; Bootle, Sellers; May, Roach, and Lord Rodney.
Carlifle, from Africa; Ardent. Ramfay ; Union, M'Elcheroa ;
Brothers, Dunn ; Kent, Pixley ; Llama, Thompfon ; Maria,
Dent, and the Boyd, Laughton, from London.
The Minerva, Wildgoofe, with a Beet from London, is arrived
at Gibraltar,

The Stork, Purvis, front St. Domingo for London, was drives
on Store on the Both Auguft, near Jerome, by a French privateer.
The Sufannab, Pines, from Mita, is captured and earricd into
Buenos Ayres.

The Robert, one of the tranfports from Cnpen•
hagen, which was fuppofed to hare been 1011, is fare
in Harwich Roads.
GENERAL ORDERS,
" On board his Majetty's thlp Ganges, Yarmouth
Roads, OEt. 29, 1837.
" Lieutenant General the Earl of Roasts's! avails himfelf of
this, perhaps the only opportunity, before the King's German Le-
gion may pars from under his commands to return his thanks to the
Officers and Men, for the condudt they have held while he had
the charge of the Corps.
" He begs leave to make ►is acknowledgments to Major Gene-
ral Baron Miscasts., for the alacrity and zeal with which be
gutted him in the e.leeution of every duty; and he is happy to
declare how much he owes to the onrtmitting attendon 3114 ever
dons of Colonel. DRIKIIIO, Du PLAT, and C
the three Commanders of Brigades, who were molt immediately
under his orders during the liege of Copenhagen.
" The Ruin acquaintance he had with Major General Baron
(ANSI/IGEN, (creed only to make him regret that the cavalry
were fo foon withdrawn from his command.
" 'the Earl of Rossty st would feel himfelf deficient in grad
tude and jultiee to the Artillery and Infantry who continued
under his command, if 10 did not exprefs his high efteem for the
fpirit and gallantry which they maniftftsd upon every motion
that could call them forth ; and it was caufe of no (mall gratifica-
tion to him to oblerve, that all the dillant and detached quarters
in which the King's German Legion was Rationed, afforded the
molt fatisfatftory o.ortfs of their good order and difcipline, and of
the care taken to preferve inviolate the property of the inhabitar is
of the country; and notwithttanding fome few irregularities, he
cannot but acknowledge the general good eondoet of the corps in
that refpeet.

" TII:e Earl of Ross cv sr is hound to remark the good behaviour
of the Light Infantry and Riflemen, the nature of whore fervices
afforded them more opportunity of dißinguifhing themfelves, and
to We've, that it is a matter of juft pride to them that their aflift
ante was eagerly defircd, and as highly valued, by the two divi•
lions of the army to the right and left."

Yenerday afternoon, about one o'clock, an alarm-
ing fi►e Woke out at the hook, No. 17, Fountain-
build►ngs, City Road, which burned very futioufly,
and threatened deflruetinn to the honks adjoining,
but was prevented by a patty wall and the early at
tendance of the firemen and engines, horn doing any
further damage. The whole of the interior of the
p►emifes, together with the furniture, were demo•

About half pan eleven o'clock laf night, a fire
broke out in Mr. &taster's Printing Office, Bolt.
court, Fleet•ltreet, which raged with fuch fury, that
the whole of the warehoufe, containing a large flock
of printed hooks, was in flames in a very (hors time.
We are forry to add, that the whole of this valuable
property was completely deftrnyed. Mr. and Mrs.
Blinn. Y were unfortunately out of town, and none of
the fervants knew where to find the keys at the time,
fo that allkhe property in that warehoufe was deffroy-
ed. On the fir lt alarm, the Volunteers affembled, and
rendered very elfential fervice in keeping off the
mob, and proteding the property. Several engines
were on the (pot in a few minutes after the alarm ;
and the fupply of water was very great, which for.
tunately was the prefervation of the adjoining hnufei.
Dommaa. and Salim:arts, ironmongers, had their
forge and wen klhop very materially injured ; as was
the back part of Meffrs. SCAIFN and Witter's..-
The Hole in the Wall public-houfe was alto much
injured. About half pail one o'clock this morning
the fire was got under without any farther danger.
fusotvaur Dearoas.-.A fpecial &Mons yras held
yellerday, at the new Seffiems Houfe, Hollemonger.
lane, Newington, by adjoornment from Kingffon,
for the exprets purple of difcharging fuch perfons
who, from having given due notice, art entitled' to
receive the benefit of the laffitfl for thE relief of
folvent debtors. The Rev. Mr; Rini; in the iblence
of Serjeant Owstow, in the chair. • This Rioft Material
cafe was that of a gallant efficer Who, haying (pilled
his bell blood in the fervice.bf 'his country aid his
.
Sovereign, hiving received nOi w hing but wounds, was
in durance•for fome debts he had contiateted is the
execution of that fervice for fame years. Repeated
applications bad been made for his diicharge, but
technical and obflinate objeßions being made, he
came to this point—He was dirchorged.
Early this morning an attempt wad Made to rob
the (hop of Mr. Oote, bookfeller, in Holborn. The
thieves had wrenched one of the (butters out of its
place, and broke two fquares of gilt's, but were pre-
vented from preceeding further by the watchman
coming up and giving the alarm.—Shopkeepers can-
not be too careful in having their mutters fo compait
as to prevent the poflibility of any inffrument being
introduced between them : different attempts of this
nature have lately been &Anted by the circumilance
we have pia alluded to.

Yellerday fe'nnight, us the Rev. Mr. Gri.sser, of
Kentchurch, Yoi Mire, was out fhooting with fome
friends near the Goitree, Monmouthfhire, on proceed-
ing down the fide of a wood with one of them, and
being a little advanced before him, by fome accident
his fr iend's gun went off, and lodged nearly the whole
of the charge in the back part of Mr. GlLmates head.
The unfortunate gentleman it:Mandy fell. He was
conveyed to a farm honk, where he lingered till Sun.
day morning, and then expired.
On the Bth intl. Mr. ANDRIM Column, merchant,
and WILLIAM SincLa re, both belonging to Lerwick,
were drowned, coming in a (mall boat from the Wand
of Fetkar (Shetland) to Lerwick.