Star.
London, England, 1816-12-07 00:00:00

TIE eßkr.

issued from the Home Deport-
on' Monday night. and whit!)
,art: was singularly efficacious in
public mind, and in counteracting
reports which were industriously cir-
wintry, on that and the two preceding
Gesette,)
Volunteers assembled for duty
'nesday last, at their Barr.icks in
yy Oder of the SECRETARY of STATE.
A siplatifoa of the lid Life Guards was also stationed
theta They likewise accommodated a squadron of
the citialght Dragoons at the establishment in Wor-
ship.rneet, Moor fields.
Monday last, the Depot of the 80th Regiment
marched from Chatham Harrison to Canterbury.
Yesterday a division of the 55th regiment marched
into 0
zinrcl, in their route from Bristol to Portsmouth
and 'Guernsey.
The two squadrons of the Scots Greys, which
Impelled from Cantetbary on Saturday last, and had
proceeded on Monday night to Camberwell and that'
vicinity of the Metropolis, are on their return to the
former station in Canterbury.
Friday se'nnight Major Gocon. of the 63th regi.
nom saws a grand ball and Supper to ail the respect-,
Ale families in the neighbourhood of Castlebar,
wkere.be commatds.
The following is an authentic List of the British
officers, of superior rank, serving in the Army of
the Roo of Porrrunm.
Escellency Marshal General Lord Beresford, Commander
b Chief
Licutenant-General stlchard Blunt.
Malor-Gtnerals—Sir 13rojamin D'Urban, Sir William Cos,
Sir loin Mum, Sir Archibald Campbell, Charles Ashworth,
and loin Buchan.

Robert Arbuthnot, Sir Charles Sutton,
Sir Nicholas Trant, Sir George Elder, Sir John Campbell, and
Michtel ItKreallh•
came—George Brown, John Austin, Sir E. K. Williams,
Bryan O'Toole, Sir MaTerell Grant, Richard Armstrong. Donald
Sir Henry Pyno, Henry Watson, John Prior, Ales-
inlet Anderson, John Rolf, Sir Hector Von Arentschild, Sir
Dudley St. Leger Hill, William H. Sewel, G. H. Zuchlike, G.
W. Paty, and John W. Head Brydges.
Lieutenant-Colonels—Kenneth Snodgrass, Peter Adamson J.
W. Hewit, Richard Carol, Thomas at. Clair, Edward Kuight,
C Si. Cliodsy, William Chartres, Hugh Owen, Thomas Pea-
carte, Robert Haddock, Frederick Vinson, orlando Jones,
Janes Johnstone, Robert Ray, Thomas Smith, H. H. Ruse,
High Lumley, W. H. Thornton, G. H. C. Murphy, John
Maher, William De Linslow' C. J. Fitzgerald, William Cotter,
B. V. Derinay, Frederick Armstrong, Charles Western, and
1 hostas O'Neil.

Msjurs—Tbootas Bunbury, Walter O'Hara, A. M. Id'Gregor,
M. Clements, and Benjamin Sullivan.

ArAr ai L INTELLIGENCB.

MAJLS—aaa. Due. ARR. Ont.
DOW • 1 0 France - • - i 0
Waeaford - . 1 1 Hamburgh • • 0 4
Gamut" and Jersey 0 0 Gottenburgb - . 0 II
Won ' - - - 0 0 Flanders - • • 1 0
WSW - - - 1 0 Quebec - - - 1 0
EASY-INDIA SHIPPING.
His Majesty's ship Cabins:ls is arrived from India.
Oa the 4.h July the Company's ship SURREY was
about to proceed to Indrania)o, from whence she was
to return to Batavia, and afterwards to be dispatched
to England.
The Company's ship EUROPE was tee proceed from
Batavia to Bengal in July.
FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 4.
hni,red the Minerva, HUMPHRIES, from Liverpool
fir liawe ; Blucher, Room ; and Sarah, MONCUR)
frcarLiverpool for London.—Wind S.

PLYMOU TH, DECEMBER S.
Arrived the Swittsore, CROW, from London ; she
paned her cable about one o'clock, and is now on
Unlocks. Wind S.W.
PORTSMOUTH DECEMBER 6.

Arrived the Alexander, London, and Ocean trans
ports, from Deptford for the Cape and Isle of
France; Dorothy Foster, from the Downs for Ja-
maica: William, from ditto tor Trinidad ; and Isa-
bella, Doman% from North Yarmouth for the Medi-
terranean. Sailed his Majesty's ship HOPE, on a
cruise; and Sprightly, BLAIR, for London.

DEAL, DECEMBER 6.
Came down from the River and remain the Font'.
tude,CLatutsoa • PlAnet, Plansoris ; and Old Maid,
for Jamaica; George liibberts, and William Alked,
for Antigua; Morley, for New South Wales; Caro
lee, for Demarara ; Hyder Ally, for New York ;
)uire of Marlborough, for the Cape of Good Hope;
and Hyperion, for Bombay.—Wind W.
GRAVESEND, DECEMBER 6.
Arrived the Malta, Strawy, from Pernambuco; Mfituis of
enema, Browne, from Ostend; Lion, Colima, from 145b0n;
Waterton, Sargent, from Havanna,' ; Julius Cow, Leckie, from
linnarara ; Borodino, Spurs, from Quebec; and Princess of
Vales, Fox, from Ostend.—Sailed the Lady Harewood, Young,
*Grenada; Union, Ripley, for Jamaica; Albion, Davies, for
Irene ; • Thames, Browne, for Hamburgb; Lady Bulkeley,
hoes, for Havre ; and Elizabeth, Gray, for Babies. -

NAVAL PROMOTIONS.
Lieutenant Lipson Is appointed to comnsandithe Lapwing, vice
Leatenant James Anderson (B), resigned.
Lieutenant Nugent, late of' the Strenuous to the Greyhound
Avenue cutter, on the Portsmouih station. ;rice Captain Welkins
al, retired on ruperannuation.
W. Warden, Esq. to be surgeon of the Tyrian, on the Way.
Math station, vice H. Charles, Esq.
Captain Tamed, of the Conway, is appointed to the Ipliige-
-lirL I.his ship sailed from Trincomalee on the esd of July, for
ccutal, taking the specie thither which the Magiclenne carri.d
on front InalaneL
Extract from a Newfoundland Paper of the 13th
111L.'s Candle qffite, Nuvember 22.—The vessel seen
el shore near Cape Pine proves to be his Majesty's
14P ; she was wrecked on the night of the
24111 uk. during a thick tog. We are happy to learn
Eelives were lost. Captain BRAMIR aid part of his
%Qts and crew, arrived here yesterday."
Exchanges were lower yesterday : Paris was done
at, 25* 40 I Amsterdam, 12. 3; liamburgh, 36. 4 ;
'4lhere, 561.
A Board of Longitude was held at the Admiralty
*Thursday, which sae a considerable time. It is
tad, that very great errors in the calculations for the
t,," 'eclipse of the sun have been detected in the
nttcal Almanack for the present year.
2°lterday about fitly foreign and English sailors,
'° have appeared recently on Blacktriars Bridge in
Kate of distress, were supplied gratis, with warm
• „.100p. seat by a charitable pastry cook, residing
nialdekfriars Road. They were drawn up rank and
05 the pavement at the foot of the BridUes on the
'!I ade, and a boy with the kettle of soup, gave
Wt his boson full. This benevolent tradesman
heal in the constant practice; during the•last.lll,
Iso el g Oat thc tatale relict uvery day.

1- • • BR fa #is •PreCODER. • •
,
Yesterday afternoon, -her MAJESTY, the Duke of
CLattesue, the Princess!. AUGUSTA, the Duchess of
ChoutesTEß, the lirincssi &Fula of Gumcams.
Accompanied by Lady Maccutsriet.D and Lady J.
ellYNNE,dnive in two carriages, with their attendants,
' through the town, and proceeded to the ancient Bo-
rough of Slioseham, when the Royal cavalcade re-
turned by the Western Cliffs to the Pavilion.
Before the Duchess of GLOUCESTER went out with
her MaJeariT, her Royal Highness accompanied die
Dt~xts in a promenade through the principal parts
of the town.
As the carriages of the ROYAL FAMILY returned to
Brighton, a number of fashionable visitors and inha.
bitants of the town were in waiting, to congratulate
the Illustrious Personages with three times three
hearty cheers.
The ROYAL FAMILY have confined their dinner
parties to the circle of domestic society, and in the
evening of yesterday and this night, the invitations of
company to the Concerts have been confined to those
Noblemen more, particularly connected with the Court.
The Princess CHARLOTTE and the Prince of Saxe
COMORO, are expected to be at the Palace on Mon-
day t un which day, the Princess Aymara will re-
turn to Windsor, when the Princess ELIZASETH leaves
Windsor for tins place.