Star.
London, England, 1811-01-30 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, JANUAR?. 27.

Captain BATES and family are among the most
recent departures, and they have been succeeded by
General BROWN and family, who occupy the house
they vacated, in Marlborough-row. It is understood
that General BROWN has assumed the command lately
held here, under Lord C. Sostßesit., by General
HousTouN, and which that meritorious officer re-
signed, to embark for actual service in Portugal.—
The troops in this district have been considerably di-
minished during the present week, the following regi-
ments, from their respective cantonments, having
marched for Portsmouth, for embarkation, to reinforce
the army under Lord WELLINGTON, viz. the 2d, the
Ist battalion of the 3Gth ; the 51st, 521, 2d battalion,
and the 85th, and the Ist and 9.d light battalions of
his Majesty's German Legion.
The remains of Mrs. PAM:HURST, an elderly lady
of this town, were interred in the church-yard here,
lon Friday. The deceased WAS burnt to death, by her
clothes taking fire, while reading by the stove, in her
own drawing-room, on the preceding Sunday; she
survived the dreadful catastrophe but a few hours.—
! A child of the name of Harris was burnt to death in
West•street, on Monday last.
The sportsmen in this town and neighbourhcod
met with some pleasant diversion, on Friday, in fol.
! lowing the Falmer pack of hariers ; three hares were
killed, after the most severe running of the season,
and many of the steeds, in the end, were pretty well
knocked up. During one chute, Mr. CRoss's horse
was seized with the-staggers, but, happily, no injury
befell the rider.

DIVIDENDS.
John Baster, late of the Strand, Middleset, taylor, &c. Feb. 25,
at eleven, at Guilditall.--Jainsis Waidsen, of clethent, taylor,
Feb. 19, at twelve, at Guildhall.—Jonas Rioter, late of Hallas-
Bridge-Mill, Wilsden, Yorkshire, and•Abrahain Foster, of Doe
Park, Denholme, cotton -twist spinners, reb.27, at ten, at the Pack
Horse Ino,Bradford—Thos. R.obinson, of Manchester, innkeeper,
Feb. 28, at one, at the Bridgewater Atms; Manchester.—E. T.
. Davies, of GreatWarner.street, Middlesez,linea-clraper, March*,
at twelve, at GuildlatlL—Richard Bracken; Thos. Vi'illiams, and
Thursday evening, about eight o'clock, a fire vca.s Lancelot Bracken, of Lothbury, London, flannel-manufacturen,
discovered in the Royal Dock-yard at Woolwich, is.
suing from one of the houses of the Master of the Mirch 9, at twelve, at Guildhall—John Swift, of Liverpool, sta-
Survey ; but the fire was • fortunately extingui h d donor, Feb. LS, at one, at the Golden Lion Inn, Liverpool.—l. C.
Jones, of New Tothill.street, Westminster, victualler, Feb. 25,
s e at twelve, at Guildhall.—Charles Wharton, now or late of North-
wick, liquor-niercLant, Feb. 19, at clever, at the Crown Inn,
Monday night a refi broke out at No. 4, St. Mar- Northwick.—Mary Ann
tin's-street, but was speedily extinguished by the ex- innholder, February 20, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Reading.
ertions of the people of the house, assisted by the Tudor, late of 'Reading, Berkshire,
John Neve, of Birmingham, linen and woolen-draper. Feb. 2f,
neighbours. at twelve, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Bull-street, Birruinghals.
—Geo. Hunt, of italbridee, Derbeshire, linen-draper, Feb. 25,
Same night, an alarming and destructive fire broke at eleven, at tbe Antelope Inn, Sherborne, Dorset', iie.—Wnt.
out, in some premises in the Minories, which • burnt Stoney-lane, Southwark, common-briewz, Feb. 19, at
with great rapidity, and threatened destruction to tile elevedno,natiGu.ielrdli
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Parnell, of
adjoining houses ; a great number of fire engines soon of Greet-street, Soho, clicesemenger, .fati.3o, at twelve at Gold-
arrived on the spot, and there being a plentiful sup- Iran, London.—Philip hues PhiniPl, ot. Oxfor4"areets. MiAdh"
ply of water, the firemen and inhabitants soon be nga sex, upholrerer, Feb. se, at ten, at Guildhall, Loodou.---/Mclsawd
x. to play, and succeeded in extinguishing the devouring ' mon, late of Holt, Norfolk, Other and atm/seer, Fe' . 16..81
four, at the Atigel lon, kletwids.wahoinills San a tot
element. in about two hours.—Prooerty to a great Borough Market, Borougili.fiSfieekwarks bnilaW ourpetifiK -,...
1 amount was consumed in the flames. Another fire March 9, at eleven, at.Ottilsoll9•l4loal3-..4240s
broke out the same night at Battle-bridge, which istr„rajua.„.°f 11"bnual'ibeeia..._MiddisenOriamiewia.:
raged with great fury, but by rbe timely assistance of 1:,-.7.1.,„,---7,-"G'ssoi:-. -- - -----. •
'the firemen, it was got out after doing much damage. sem, victuallue, 11/41 totalielte at
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