Star.
London, England, 1819-11-06 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Fatmourn, Nov. N.W.--Sailed the Tyne, Nurr-
awi, for Dantzic; and Juno CLETENNUSIN, for Bremen.
FLTIROOTII, Nov. 4.—Wind S.W.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Seasraw, from the Westward. Passed by for Brishana,
the Ebenezer, FITT' from Labradore. Sailed the Dowson,
DER3IET, for Sierra Leone.
Ponrsmourn, Nov. s.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Eleanora,
Saarosics, from Dantzic; Zephyr, Davis, from Petersburgh
for Bristol; Llan Rumney, ELLurrr ; Grantham, UNDERWOOD;
and Dry Harbour rlanter, Sramer, from the Downs; General
Pike, Cesneroan, from Rotterdam for Boston; and his Ma-
jesty's ship CAMELION, from a cruise.--Wind S.W.
Ramsuars, Novsmerm s.—an anchor, marked " Hawks,
No. 544," riewt. I qr. 41b. with about 20 fathoms of chain
cable, said to belong to the Williaru Shand, of Aberdeen, has
been alien up off the North Foreland, and landed here.
Dr.m.„. Novocain s.—Wind S.W.—Arrived, and sailed for
the River, the Plantagenet, ANDIRSON, from New York.—
Arrived, and remain, the Zephyr, Lumens, from Sunder-
land for ramaica; Friends, Rokissos, from Memel for Ply-
mouth ; and Fame, Mrrcue,e, from St. Petersburgb for Dublin.
Came down from he River, the Endeavour; Scorn ; and Au-
gustus Cassr, Shur, for Jamaica ; Shannon Fs:Lemma, for
Dominica; Thomas, BELL, for St. Vincent's • Sisters, StaGIANT,
for Demerara; and Lavinia, atm, for Vincent's;

His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE intends
leaving Dover on Monday next, and we are happy to
learn that his, amiable Duchess has received much
benefit from the sea-bathing. On Tuesday, the 2d in-
scant, his Royal Highness inspected the Consolidated
Depot rf Regiments in India, commanded by Major
StuART, '24th Regiment, and expressed himself
highly pleased with the military appearance of that
fine body of young men. After visiting the Barrack-
room of each Company, he proceeded to the Detach-
ment Hospital, where he found every thing in Staff
Surgeon WATSON'S department in the highest possible
order. His Royal Highness honoured the Corporation
of Dover with his company at dinner that day, when
the Freedom of the Town was presented to him.
The LORD CHANCELLOR has • appointed Jour;
CAMPBELL, Esq. one of the Masters in the Court of
Chancery, to be Accountant-General of that Court,
in the room of NICHOLAS SMITH, deceased.
ASSESSRD TAXES.—Persons who have not Com-
pounded for their Assessed Taxes, and are still de-
sirous of doing it, will read, with satisfaction, the'
fhllowing Copy of a Letter to the Commissioners of,
Taxes, from Mr. LusniNcrroN :

" November 4, 1819.
" Glinm.mtew—l am commanded, by the Lords ContiMit-
dossers of his Majesty's Treasury, to acquaint you, M answer to
your Secretary's Letter, of the 3d instant, that it is their Lord-'
ships' intention to submit to Parliament, that the time limited
by the 14th Section of the Act 59 Geo. 111. emit 51, for enter-
ing Into compositions for Assessed Taxes shall be extended from
the 31st of October to the. 300 November instant, and until
the pleasure of Valiameut shall be known, I am to desire you.
will govern youraelvts accotdingly. _ " I am, &c.
" Commissioners of Taxes. "S. R. LUSHINGTON."
A singular circumstance occurred during the firel
at Whitechapet, on Sunday night. A young 'Essex
farmer arrived the preceding day at a friend's house
opposite (being his first visit to London), who had a
peculim dread of a London fire. He was awoke from
a-sound tleep by the cry of " Fire, .tre ! save the
children, save the children !" He, in his alarm, sup-
posing the house he was in to be on file, rushed into
the adjoining room, where he fancied his friend's
children might be, seized on the first person he met,
which happened to be the maid-servant, and actually
hurried her into the street, before he came to his re-
collection
Yesterday, about twelve o'clock, as Mr. Jonstsou,
tallow chandler, of Bishopsgate-street, was walking
down Friday-street, Cheapside, after having left his
wife and family, himself being in excellent health
and spirits, to transact some -business, he dropped
down on the pathway. Several persons instantly as-
sembled, and found him in a dying state. He was
conveyed to the nearest public-house, where surgical
aid was procured, but he was quite dead on its arri-
val. The-body awaits the Coroner's Inquest at the
above house.
WHERE to purchase, can now be the only point
of consideration with those who know that the Lot-
tery begins NUT TUESDAY—that the Scheme con-
tains Etc:tor 1:20,000 Prizes, and that Two of them
will be decided in the First Five Minutes.—Let past
luck be taken us an earnest of theftdure, and a refer-
ence to-the extraordinary list of Capitals, Shared and
Sold by Wyss, will assuredly direct all persons about
to adventure in the present Lottery, to either of his
fortunate Officiss, 9, Cornhill, or 17, Ludgatv-strert.