Star.
London, England, 1810-04-07 00:00:00

DEAL, APRIL 6.

Arrived the Dispatch pilot vessel from off Dunge-
ness, after parting from an anchor and cable.—Wind
S. blows strong.

CHATHAM, APRIL 4.

The SALDANHA was this day put into commission,
and the CoMmand given to Captain STUART. The
RESOLUTION sailed to-day for Long Reach. The
SANDWICH prison-ship, is ordered to be put cut of
commission and paid-off ; she is to be taken into
dock on Friday, and broken up. The CRESSY and
three of the new cutters will be undocked to-morrow.
—Money is arrived here for paying the artificers and
workmen, the payment will commence on Monday
next, and continue Tuesday and Wednesday.
tiRMotITH, APRIL 6.

This morning arrived the Pt.goratizarr, 74 gun',
Captain EYLES, and PRINCESS CAROLINA, 74 guns,
Captain PATER, to join the gt-.and North Sea Fleet, in
the Baltic. Sailed l'Autmir.a frigate, Lord GEORGE
STUART Captain ; FORWARD and BADGER sloops, on
a cruize.--. Remain the ships Haan and VAmicAnn,
74 guns ; ROEBUCK, LYNX, TARTARUS, ARIEL, KEY-
NARD, PROMETHEUS, VIXEN, SNIPE, PANDORA, FLA..
mart, EARNEST, HAVOC, gun-brig. Jonge JAnna,
Lemmert Klaas, taken off the Dogger bank, by the
CENSOR gun-btig, laden with salt. Gode Verwayting
Kiass Juno, Jain, from Amsterdam, laden with wheat
is sent in by the PANDORA.—Wind S. S.W.

same street, are also broken : a few others are slightly injured.
In Charles-street, Berkeley-square, the house of General
ST kWA RT, brother of Lord CASTLEREAGH. had several win-
dows broken, which is the case with other houses in the same
street—but these windows, and indeed many others, seem to
have been broken more from the tardiness of the illumination,
than from any other circumstance. Mr. YOR K E's house in this
street has had a terrible' visitation—Windows and window-
frames are all in ruins, and the front of the house bedaubed
with mud.
At the top of Albemarle-street, the house of Sir JOHN ANSTIRD•
THER seems to have been the object of particular vengeance.—
not a paste of glass from the kitchen to the garret has escaped ;
the window frames, and Venetian blind shutterr, are ail shat-
tered in the parlours; and, from its present appearance, the
building cannot be tenantable for a considerable period. Not
only the windows, but some glasses, chandeliers, and other va-
luable furniture in the interior of the rooms, are destroyed.
The same observations apply to Lord CAST LK a rasa's house, the
entrance to which is in King-street, and the front in St. James's-
square. The windows, &c. are totally demolished.
But, although these are some of the most prominent circum-
stances, it is impossible to enumerate minutely the havock which
has taken place by breaking windows, &c. since yesterday—the
Haymarket, Pall Mall, Piccadilly, St. James's-street, Bond-
street, George's-street, Hanover-square, Sir WALTER Patton-
IT AR'S in Conduit-street, and in short, all the streets in the
neighbourhood, exhibit serious marks of the injury which they
have received. The glaziers have been in full employ all the
morning, repairing, as far as it was possible, the broken-window
glass. Many of the windows, however, as has already been
observed, will be useless for a long period.
To the foregoing particulars we have to add that
the Serjeant at Arms, upon his return from the Ba-
ronet's house last night, called together all the door-
keepers and other servants of the House of Commons,
and it was then agreed that they should assemble this
letters from the Canaries to the 4th ult. it ap-
pears that the Fortunate Islands of the Ancients are
morning at five o'clock, for the purpose of proceed that
more likely to deserve that happy distinction than
ing to Wimbledon, expecting that Sir FRANCIS would
at any former period. It seems highly probable that
sleep there. They proceeded there accordingly at these settlements, like their neighbours the Madeiras,
the appointed hour this morning, but returned with. will be placed under the protection of the British
out effecting their object. flag, and both those who grant, and those who obtain
such means of security will be abundantly benefited
Whether Sir FRANCIS slept at Wimbledon or in
by the arrangement.
London we know not, but he came from the West- Yesterday the case of the KING v. BowneN, for an
ward on horseback, and reached his own house in assault, was tried at the Kingston Assizes, bra; the
Piccadilly, at noon. evidence being contradictory, the defendant was ac-
As soon as he was recognized by the assembled po- i (Pitted:
pulace he was received with loud and long•continued Died,in the Island of Madeira, where he had lately
acclamations. I gone on account of ill health, EDW4RD IVES, the
eldest son of the late EDWARD OTTO DIM, E. of
He soon afterwards appeared at the window, sue_ Titchfield, Hants ;he had not quite attained the age
sounded by a numerous party of his friends, who had of 21 years.
been waiting his arrival, all of whom were succes- EXECUTION—Thursday morning at eleven o'clock,
sively hailed as they made their appearance at the * were conveyed from the county jail of Maidstone, to
window.—At the hour at which this Paper was put to
Penenden-heath, where they were etecuted, the fol-
press, Sir FRANCIS still remained at his own house.
i ring malefactors, convitted atgl the last Assizes for
• ent, viz. Samuel Lws, for a ary in dwelli
The assemblage of people this day in Piccadilly Is. house of Mary Anna
Wilkins, atbur Minster, th
ine Sheppngy ;
immense, and they continue to exact the homage of Peter Pretrial, for a similar offence, in the house of
Hats oif," 6' BURDEir for ever," with redoubled John Orpin, at Leybourn; and &Liam Niehola, for
keenness. 1 stealing two heifers at Murston,

GREENOCK, APRIL 4.
Arrived on Monday, the Lord Gardner, COVER..
DALE, from Jamaica, a running ship. Sailed from
Falmouth on the 2d February, and experienced dread-
ful weather near the Banks of Newfoundland. Same
day, the 11-Melinda, GnArtasr, froth Martinique,
whence she sailed on the 18th February, in company
with the ship Heiwood, M,lNTosti, of and for Lon-
don, and parted on the 25th to windward of Tortola :
in passing that island, a boat from the shore infor-
med Capt. GRAHAM, that the French frig te which
appeared off Guadalnupe soon after its surrender and
was chaced by our squadron, was taken. Left load-
ing at St. Pierre's the Hamlet, SMITH, for Port Glas-
gow ; and Royal Sovereign, HORSBY, of this port, to
call at Cork, both to sail in eight days.