Star.
London, England, 1825-09-03 00:00:00

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The Duchess Dowager of Rutland left town yesterday fur
mineton. Warwickshire.
The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury left town yesterday ; .r
Hatfield.
Earl Spencer left Wimbledon yesterday for tds.sest,. Althorpv,
Northamptonshire.
The Countess Mansfield and family Leff town yestsrday for
ford, South Wales. • •
Lady Lygon left town yesterday for Sprit% Hill, Wereeater,bi,
Colonel Fitsclarence has left town for the Earl of EgretnoLes
seat, Fctworth•, Sussex. • •
Lord and Lady Wsllilnn Russel have left for Pothampton.
The Marquis of Granby and the three Ladiechlanners left town
yesterday fur their father's (the Duke of Rutland) ►cat, Chevek•y
Park, Newmarket.
General and Mrs. Balfour and family arrived yesterday at emir?'
Hotel, Albemarle-street, from Scotland.
Departures from Fenton's Hotel, St. Ja mes's-pla ce :—James a.!y,
Esq. M.P. for Eastbourne; William Baxter. Esq. for aighton.
Colonel Black and sons have left Miller's Hotel, Jermyn-stree%
Sir Colin and Lady Campbell and family left Go.ld's Hotel,
Jermyn-street, yesterday, for Paris.
G. and C. Silvertopp, Esqrs. have left the Clarendon Ilc:tt,
Bond-street, for Brighton.
Departures from the Pulteney Hotel, Alhemarle-street
cois Borja Migoni, Esq. on a tour through England, &c. Gene:.
Armanteroes, ditto; Monsieur Pintersio, for the Continent ; C.
Gurney, Esq. for Cheltenham..
Departures from Long's Hotel, Bond-street:—Captain and
Maxwell, for Tunbridge %Veils; J. C. Richards, Eq. for Par:,;
William Stanhope, Esq. for ditto ; J. B. Lee, Itsq. for Brighton.

EAST' I.vDIA
The East India Company's ship London arrived off Portland

the 31st ult. She was Cilfip;tched from China, in company with •'.e
Canning (already arrived), on the 27th March ; s.parated from I.: r
on the 24th April; arrived at St. Helena the 27th June ; and sail. a
,for lingland on the 4th July. _ _ _

AARIVAILA AT ST. HELPIA.--TIV! Courier de la Pais, Couic•r,
from Manila, the 21 July ; the John, Griffin, from the Cape, the.
4th July; the Java, Blacklin, froM tdang, the 7th .luly ; and tte
Bourdelain, Gallais, from Bengal for Dottideatrt, the Bth Jul;..
SAILING, FROM ST. lIKLINA.--Tile Mary, Hutton, and Maria
cutter, Waring, for the-Cape, the 28th June; tuts! the Courier de
la Pax, Collier, for.Bourdeaux, the 4th July.
STRAIT* OP GASPAR.-.-011 Monday, the 11th of April, the Wm,.
Company's ship Canning struck upon an unknown shoal i t the
Straits of Gaspar ; the 'weather being qUite calm, she wa.: gut off
without sustaining eny injury. The bearings on the shoal. were—
Peak of Gaspar . Soul h. . 78 .W.
Tangong Break ditto. . 64 W.
High Hill on Banca ditto . 73 W.
Islet of Long Island ditto . 16 r..
Long Island ditto . 23 Fa
The shoal is not more thin a quarter of a mile in extent, varying
from 17 to 31 fathoms, which is,least
The Canning, -when off the Cape, rosy in debt of the um,
point of land from the Ist to the 11.7.0 th-of june, blowing hard the

whole time.
PASSEWO MRS Pill LONDON, ,c4102..1143711 [SY, FROI4
C. J. Fair, from Bombay r.:flaomas, from Macao.

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NA PAL ?;INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived off Scilly. the Rdviard Dant Nr.vsout, from 3..-
maica ; and Rhoda, Betas, from flit4ttor. Ayres.
Off the Wight, the Chieftain, PArtuason, from St. Vincent's.
Off Cork, the Anna Maria. LIMO* from St. John's (N. 8.)
Off FalmOuth, the Luna, Fox' ' from the Cape of Good Hope.
FALMOUTH, SEPT. I.—Wind N.—Arrived the Dispatch, rot,.
STIR, from Galipoli. Sailed the George Canning, Loxu, for
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. I.—Wind N.N.R.=ArriVed the Kite, Sraas.
from Oporto. Off the port, the West Indian, Conk, front Atitigu..
Sailed the Sophia, JUNKY, for-Stettin.
Perrstiourn, Seer. N.W.—Arrived the Sauthworth
transport, from Barbadoes and Antigua—sailed from the former,
21st July, and from the latter, 28th ditto; his Majesty's ship
Turns, from Plymouth; CamuuoN, Fox, and KIM: cutters, trout
a cruize.
IDEAL, Sm. 2.—Wind W.F.—Passed through.from the River,
the ghillie, :for Lisbon.; Jcinima, NOSTWC, for St. JAW.
(N. 8.); Scotia, DAM, for Meant ;• Am fthysr, Thomson, for Que.:
bee; sod Fleury, WISIMORf;LAND, for Dvnterara.
LivFKPOOL, SEPT. I...—Wind Itabella,PalNDALL,
from Sr. Joffu's (N. B.) ; Bride, 11,,PEINS, :rum MaranLant;
Orbit, MURPHY, from Para' Ann M'Kcnzie, EN, sum, front De.
merara—railed 15th July; llualtisson, Worm, from do.—celled
21st July ; Caledonia. &snot% front ditto; Wellington, &slows,
from St. Lucia ; Goliah, SNOW, from Charleston; Janet, Orarstaxr,
and Livonia, Sums, from Quebec; Rllis, CHISHAVC, and,
Huntley, --, from St:Jsaltis--s' (ICA); British Tar. NEMIX,
from Miramichi; Bucephalust. GUILD, from Seville; Susan and
Jane, APDonas.a, from St. Pstershurgh; Arcttuus, Wnasroi,
from Lisbon; and Douro, BELL, from Oporto. •

CUSTOM-HOUSR, SEPTEMBER 2.'
Ssrtrs Eirreaan INWARDS—The Syren and Csgnaneree, front
Calais; Mercury, from Archangel; Superb, from Lxith; Perse-
verance, from Liverpool; Felicity, from 113.p541; Fraw Cathr-
rina, from Kiel ; Fraw Margaretta, from Rotterdam ; Jonge-
Jo-
hanna, from Antwerp; and Charles, from Rouen.
Farraaan OUTWARDS—The Jane far Quebec; /hoe 'and !Tv.-
rier, for Hamburgh; Vine' for Riga • King of the letherlar.h,
for Rotterdam ; Philip, for Jamaica ; Belle Atianet, for Antwerp;
and Ida, for Stettin.
CLWARINSI Ouvw.taris--The Pursuit, for Haniburgh • Mary; for
Madeira; Cora, Amelia, and Maitland, for Cadiz; Nautilus, for
the Cape of Good Hope; and Maria, for Vera Cruz.

Land in lance, in fair situations, wheie there are
good roads, will not yield the purchaser more than two
and a half or three per cent. per anpum interest, unlebs-
the purchase be on a great scale.

Colonel WALL, of Fallow Park, has presented to the
Mayor and Corporation'of Worces:er, a ice of erd.
nance and nine suits of black iron armour, which
belonged to CHA nits Lt.!, ultom they ware left at
Worcester, atter the fatal battle in 1651.. The gun is a
brass long French six•pounder ; it wag, presented to
CHARLES the 11. by Compte Ale Banco, whose arms•
and name are engraven upon it; there are also the
arms of. France, with the date 1628; round the butt
are the words—Johannes Sithqf nee fecit Brugelles. It
was spiked when left, but the inside is.not,,injneed.
Tuesday, a firs broke out on the estate OCAfr. Boaw,
called the Teo Acres, in the parish of Coldtidge, which
destroyed four cottages, togetherwith., Iniplements in
husbandry, and a great quantity of -wheat. A pcynr
old man, named Rogers, upwards of seventy years of
age, fell a victim istendeavouring to save a b r, and
his daughter, a young woman, was so dreadfully burnt,
that there are but faint hopes of her rt covery. The .fe-
ce.ssed was dugout of the ruins in a very mutilat.id stye.
Several coveys of partridges have been observed I attl y
coming from Frairce, and it is supposed that the shout-
ing season having commenced there, the birds. have.
taken flight at the noise of the guns, and soirw.ht refuge-
in our cliffs. No less than three leash have been picked
up in an exhausted state at Cauterijury.
METEOR.—The 22d of August, at eleven o'clock at
night, a meteor, in the form of a globe or ball of tire,
was seen at Utrecht, moving in a directioh from south
to north. lts,brilliancy, was vary great, surpassing thAt
of the brightest 1119011 light. Its dis appearance was
Etend•d by a .sound,• resembling the 'Rise of eurms.
EXTRAORDINARY MARRIADA!-7At Gruyere, the fa-
mous cheese city, a bachetoi six; an slderty.
Gentleman, who has seen service
and in the course of it lost both'his legs,l tkrthe,'ltgesof
thirty, was married this.,daysittrtnigl3t,tn,l 111,141‘,,c-
-venty years of .age, who hall tht34 ofrougutig 149,-the
world without arms! • . -
A Morn:lig Paps containiaaviorticle whit* has get
out of its place ; but. what es it
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