Star.
London, England, 1821-09-15 00:00:00

DOVER, SEPTEMBER 14.

Sailed this morning the Auckland, Post Office packet,
and D,./i,./it and Sybil, passage vessels, for Calais
and ;
the Vigilant, fix Boulogne. Arrived this even-
jog, boot five o'clock, the Rob Roy steam-packet,
from Calais, which landed her passengers (about 1.50
in number) in our bay, amongst whom were Lord
YARNOUTII, Lord and Lady HOOD, Lady ANNE
11AuttroN, Count VASSAL!, Captain HESSE, Dr.
LI:SHISGTON, and Mr. WILLIAM AUSTIN. A guard
Gf. honour is in readiness, at the Ship Inn, to receive
the Duke Of SANE JIEIAINOEN, brother to her Royal
flitthness the Duchess of CLARENCE, who is expected
to al rive this evening from London. The Govern-
ment Dock-yard lighter, Deal, mentioned in Tim
STAR of Thursday to have been stranded behind the
south Pier, has been got off without sustaining any
very material damage.

The wife of the late Emperor CuntseortiE, and her
two.darighters, arrived in the Downs yesterday, in
the Missionary, from Port-au-Prince.
P. ince EsTERHAZY gave a Dinner on Thursday, at
Chandos House, to Field Marshal Lord BERESFORD,
Count LUDoLE, Baron JESENAK, Count MANDELS-
LOH, Baron RAGERsFELD, Chevalier REARIO STotzA,
and other distinguished personages.
Yreterday morning, his Set ene Highness the reign-
ine Doke of Saxe. MEININcee, accompanied by Ba-
ron Baum's:see, Baron FIERCRE, and Lieutenant
EDWARD HALL, R.N. left town for France.
Field Marshal Lord Besesronn has purchased a
freehold estate in the County of Carlow, in Ireland, for
£35,000: the present annual rental amounts to £2500.
Thursday, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
Rave a dinner, at his house in !)owning-street; there
were preseet—
The Lord Chaneillor, the Duke of Wellington, the Marquis
Londonderry,aL the Earl of Liverpool, the L..trl of Ilarrowby,
Earl Bathurst, the Larl of Westmoreina. Lord marybyrough,
the Hon. Mr. Robinsn. &c.
Wednesday, the Hail of HAnnOWIST gave a dinner,
at his house in Grosvenor-square, which was attended
by the f,llowing Cabinet Ministers:
The Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Londonderry, the Duke
of Wellington, MI E.:rl of Liverpool, the Earl of Westmore-
bod, Lithurt, Lord IllaryWrough, the Chancellor of the
Exckequer, and the lion. Mr. Robinati.
The Tyne is still detaiued at Cowes by adverse
winds, having on, hoard Lord A ItiCKLA ND, for Hour-
dealt: ; and Mr. BENT, M.P. for Demerara.
The Regulator, Portsmouth coach, brought to town,
as a present to the KING, a very fine turtle, weighing
upwards of .500 lbs. It came in the TARTAR frigate
from St. Helena.
Mr. PELHAM'S Bow Meeting, at Whittington
Castle, was, notwithstanding the unfavourable state
of the weather, numerously attended by the Archers,
and some excellent shooting took place.
liCieetcenofhis Mee Esee's h orses,with their grooms,
have arrived from Ireland, and the Royal carriages
are on their way to town.
We Lave heard that his MAJESTY'S expenses whilst
in this country was not less than £lO,OOO per week !
—Dublin Paper.
Oae Irish vessel had a number of cattle drowned,
and another had one hundred pigs washed overboard
from the deck, in the gale of Tuesday night. So
violent a gale has seldom been known at this season
of the year.
LATE FIRE IN PaiNc Cs-sr nEEr.--Yesterday morn-
ing whilst the firemen and labourers were employed
digging after the unfortunate sufferers who perished
in the late destructive fire at the house of Mr. Myers,
they discovered the mutilated remains of two indivi-
dual, and the spectacle which they presented was
tney horrifying : the heads, arms, and the whole of
the limbs wire hunt off, and nothing remained but
the tipper pat t of the body, which was so stuffed with
rteee,h that it was scarcely distinguishable whether
they 'A ere human remains or not. From the situa-
tion which they were found, it is very probable
tlkt t;:ey are the remains of Mrs. Pole and her daugh-
ter. mho lodged in Mr. Myers's house, and perished I
to:Ntlicr in the flames. The bodies were carried in
a sii..ll to the bone-house of St. James's parish, for the
Corimer's Invest. There are other bodies still in
the ruins, and the labourers are busily employed in
digging after them. Mr. Burnett, who was an artist,
and his child, are not yet found.
The unfortunate men lost in the late fire in Grace-
church-street will be buried to-morrow,a subscription
having been raised for that purpose.
The London Assurance Company have settled £2O
per annum upon the widow of PERKINS, the fireman,
who lost his life at the fire in Gracechurch-strecte—
The man last found has not been owned. The body
was so disfigured, that it was nest to impossibility to,
discover who he was. Report says he was in the em-
ploy of an orange-merchant in Botolph-lane.
Edmonton Statute (or Fair) commenced yesterday,
leder vet y inauspicious circumstances, owing to the
weather being so unfavourable.
There was a sii!sht inaccuracy in the statement
which appeared in y enterday's Star, relative to Sir
bane BAKER and the Magistetial arrangements
consequent upon his resignation. His MAJESTY, it
appears, never expressed any opinion upon the sub-
ject; and the new arrangement was no more than an
efficial act of the Home Department, with the usual
sanction and responsibility of the Executive Admi-
eistratien.
in consequence of a few days rain, the bakers in the
Metropolis have, with their usual alacrity, advanced
the price of Bread One Shilling in the Peck Lo f.
Extract of a letter (torn Smyrna, dated August 2:
" The Turks have committed a barbarous outrage at
where one of their armed ships from Constan-
tinople carried in two Austrian vessels, that were
Passing in the Channel, bound for this port, pretend-
sng they were suspicious, and causing their papers
t( ) be examined by the Paella commanding there.—
They were declared to be in order ; but by some ex-
traordinary motive, not explained, the Paella sent
_some person in his service aboard, to take an inven-
tory, accompanied by the Austrian Vice-Consul.—
pie crew of the Turkish vessel went with them, and
immediately they got aboard &elated the vessels to
be fair prize. They attacked the crews, and three men
of One vessel, and one of the other, were killed, the
test
escaping. They also completely plundered the
Zalt.4 ail •
• i they could seize. The one was commanded
ey a c.IU • •
:13n Florio, the other by Bernitich. We have
Orel the particulars to Lloyd's, which I read myself
nj a litier Received by Mr. Werry (the Consul) from
Ile l3RitLli Lutsular Agent at Sao."