Star.
London, England, 1828-11-06 00:00:00

CHANGES.

The Duke and Duchess of Athol!, from Tunbridge Wells, for
their seat in Scotland • the Duke of Bedford. from his house in St.
James's square, for Brighton; Sir Waker Borrows, Batt. from
the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork Streets, for Dubli,t ;
Mr. and airs. Mather and family, from Fenton's Hotel, St. Janws'a-
%trivet. for. Brighton ; Mt. and Mr.. Dimsdale. from Bryant's Hotel,
for their seat, Hatfield; E. Howe, Esq. and Mrs. Hone, from
Marshal Thotupson's Hotel. Cavendish-square ; George Johnston,
Raq. and Mrs. Johnston, from ditto; Lord Louth, from ditto ;
Cavils arm Mrs. Cowper, from Grosvenor-street. for Brighton.

filhanten.—At Stanmore, yesterday. by the Rev
Mr. Snags, the distinguished traveller, Captain Faitzsan,
to Miss Galt/ITN:
Tun AHMT.—The Depot of the 22d Regiment of •
Row has marched from Charles Fort to Tralee. The Dept* ot.
she 11th Regiment of Infantry has moved from Cork to Buttevast.
' The sh isis of herrings which usually arrive on •the
saarls-west toast about this period, are sensually late, and have as
yit arrived in such inconsiderable masntities, as to melee sense
alarm in the minds of the poor people, who derive eh* sobelessmse
chiefly from what they earn by catching and curing taia.
A few days since the workmen employed in deepen..
lag the Barter canal, discovered, embedded in the mod, a sale
watch, a silver tankard,. and some Aver spoons, the latter bearing.
the crest.of Lord Cooatsar. The mechanism of themateh wee
entirely corroded and useless, and the whole of the articles bad
evidently been buried ia the soil a great number of years. ,
The Royal Boat d of Trade of Stockholm 'has haled,
the following Decree, which 'has been forwpdbd it!
Lloyd's by the Swedish Coasul-Geoeril.: :
" WO. Ow President, Vice.Pnsidsat, and Wahl:ninthPi*:
jeaty's Royal Board of Trade, make ktrown. •,_•- •
" Thee official communication having been received that the
skink dissent of Glbrahar is the yellow fever ~.*e said place ist
dared iplbased, arid the provinces of Andalusia and Grassed, am.
petted et being so; and alio that, conformably with a decree ps ind.
by the Royal Board on the .6th instant, Alexandria is and
Havana's, is the Island of Cuba, are considered as infauggread
the Levant coast of Barbary and the West ledla Islandasignmed
of being infected.
" AU vessels destined to a port within this kingdom, froin any
of those places. must accordingly, and before they can be admitted
to enter any poet in Sweden. have performed quarantine at Kansa,
pursuant to the quarantine regulations.
" What has thus been decreed with respect to the number of
niacin to be considered as infected. and suspected of being so, dif-
fers from the Royal Danish edicts, inasmuch a Constantinople,
Algiers, Tunis, Morocco, Smyrna, and the islands of Candia,are in
Denmark declared intectral, which is hereby made pubileler.the
sacrament of ail whom it may coricern.
" Stockholm. the 14th of Waste lets. • •
La oddm, (Signed)' • GAB. POPPIUS., i..iz..
44 B. C. QUIDING.
*4 R. W. BRANDRL, •Sic.
We have received Bermuda Papers to the 24th Sept:
The following i, an extract:
HAMILTON, SIP r. 2.-0 a Saturday last his Majesty's
ship Hussar, Captain HOWL, strived In Murray, Anchorage. with'
Lieutenant Colonel Mass and the remainder of the 74th Hesitant:
Thew troops disembarked on Sunday morning. The remainder it
the 96th Regiment, under the command of Major hour, embarked
yesterday morning. His Majesty's ships the Tyne, Captain rt.
Gooier, Ringdove, Commander Emmen, Columbine, Commander
Toweseinse, and the Neva transport. sailed on Sunday, with Lieut.
Colonel FIILLIIITOS and the major part of the 96th Beeman. The
Hussar sailed yesterday.

GLASGOW, Nov. 4.—Fma.—Saturday. afternoon,
about four o'clock, a fire broke out in a back tenement
in Gallowgate, a little beyond Charlotte•street. The
fire was soon discovered.' and by the timely arrival of
the engines was confined to the dwelling where icbroke
out. The damage sustained was ccubparativelLtr
Also, on Sunday forenoon, a fire broke out
~its new
building at Purt Dundas, belongiug to Mr. Allanj•graia
merchant, occupied as a malt kiln and dwelliug houses..
Immediately on the alarm being given, Capt. Graham,
with a large party of officers, accompanied by Mr..Da-,
vidson, with some of the best engines, proieeded to (hi
spot. The fire by this tine had made con derable
ravages in the premises where it broke out, and it was
evident that a large granary immediately adjoining,
choke full of victual, was placed in the utmost jeopardy,
the doors of whichhad already been blisiered, and the
walls much heated by the names. A moment, of cintauk
was not to be lost; the engines were therefore at work
with all dispatch and elect, and the fire wail unfaped
to the bedding' in which it ofigistatedr.

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