Star. — 1815-10-10 (London, England)

CONGO. The arrangements for this have been m ide by Mr. BARROW, of the Admiralty, and Major-General Sir J. W. GORDON, Quarter. Master-General.  The following are the places at which volunteers for the Navy on the Peace Establishment are to be permitted to eater : Tower Hill—Capt. Richbril, Lieute. Good and M. Crawford. Brivol—Captain Volasun, Lieutenant Pitman. Cork—Captain Lake. Dublin—Captain Whipple, Lieutenant Gore. Leith—Lieutenant Feliars. Liverpool—Lieutenant Lyon. Shields—Captain Caulfield. Hull—Captain Janverin' Lieutenant Wade West. By .accounts from Aberdeen, yesterday morning, we are sorry to fled that during the last five days a spirit of tumult and disorder has manifested itself among the seamen of that port, similar to what has lately been exhibited in various parts to the south. ward. On Monday and Tuesday, a large body of them assembled together, and went the length IX stopping‘several vessels from putting to sea; bet by the prompt interference of the Magistracy, supported by the great body of ship-owners, and a wholesome show of military force, they were reduced to obe. dience ; and peace, we trus., permanently restored. Monday se'nnight a Court Martial was held at Sheerness, on two marines of his Majesty's ship Rem. ney, for deserting from that ship, and atterwat es en= listing into a. regiment of the line. They were each sentenced to receive 50 lashes, to lose their pay, and be confined one yen in the Marshalsea. Wednesday a Court Martial assembled on board the Queen Charlotte, to try Lieut.' S. Collis, late of the Urgent, for having fired boll at the shore-boats which surrounded that vessel when she was paying off. The Court determined that Lieut. C. was fully justified ; as it appeared that the boats persisted its boarding the vessel, although hailed to keep away, and warned of the danger that would ensue the neglect of the order. At Glasgow, on the 30th ult. Robert White was sentenced to be executed on the Ist of November, fear robbing the shop of Mr. M'Farlane. Collin Tey-er, a butcher, convicted of culpable homicide, (he caused the death of a man by throwing a bone at him in the market, because he would not purchase meat of him), was sentenced to seven years transportation. Edgar and (*haste, two men who assisted White in the tobbery, were transported 14 years. Early in the last month, a profligate and dissipated fellote, living at Queenborough, Kent, deserted his wife and family, leaving' them chargedble to that parish; for a reward offered, he was soon apprehend.. ed, and brought before T. Y. Gazer, Esq. Mayor of that town, who sentenced him to three months imprisonment, and to be flogged at three different times in the open market place, and on mat ket days; but lo ! no one in the town would undertake the office of flagellator. The time approaching for his first portion of the allotted punishment, a notice was sent to Sheerness, where 'bete is a regiment stationed, offering a premium of ss. to any one who would take that office on himself ; but to the surprise of all. nei_ ther boy nor man could be found for the purpose. The spirited and worthy Mayor, determined the fellow should not escape, attended at the place, and, at the time appointed, threw off his coat, and with a dexte. lity that could not be excelled, bestowed on him one. third of the punishment his conduct had so justly merited. Baliao.-aeAccording to the Assize Tables lately in , use, the price of the best Wheaten Loaf, from 0.0 statement of flour at yesterday's market, would not exceed I Id. for the ensuing week. BUTCNEk's