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London, England, 1825-12-16 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DIAL. Dec. !S.—Wind W.—A vessel is reported to have been
lost on the Goodwin Sands last night, but we can only trace the
following particulars at present:—Last night, about half-past eleven
o'clock, a blue light was observed near the Sand, and soon after
the night signals of rockets from the light-vessel were seen, denoting
a vessel on the Sand. We have not observed any wreck in the
course of the day, hut we hear that some of the boatmen picked up
a piece of sail, marked '• Liverpool," and saw a quantity of oats
floating near the Sand.—Arrived the Vallenia, KINSMAN, from
Balm ; Little Sally, l'uonicomaz, from Smyrna; John Dutisrombe,
Loss, from Alicant ; John and William, MACH, from Cadiz ;
James, WALTON. frOm Miramichi ; Helen, Runs; John, Pies;
and Maxfield, Town, from Quebec; Ruwcliff, Hummer, from
Honduras; Otter, PICK/VAN from Gibraltar; and Henry Wel-
lesley, Want, from Sierra Lerer, in 42 days.
The Vigilant, Jameson, from Ilamburgh to Mogadore, was
totally loit off Weymouth, on Wednesday, and only the Mate saved.
The Lady Charlotte, CAIN, foundered on the 5124 ultimo, hi
lat. 17. long. t 9.
The Margot: of Drogheda, Roosason, from Altea to Liverpool,
was abandoned on the 7th in-t. in tat 47. long. 11.
The John, \Won, from Riga to Liverpool, was driven on shore
on Bornholm, the 18th ult.
Fa eutierit, Dec. 14.—Wind S.W. to W.N.W.—Sailed the
Countess of Chichester packet, for Jamaica.
Ptemout it, Dec. 14.—Wind W.N. W.—lt blew a heavy gale
at S. %V. the greater part of last night, but no damage done to,che
shipping, and is now more moderate. Arrived the Reward, W.sa-
San, from Newfoundland, in 21 days, with loss of bulwarks.
Ponvisiotrrn, Dec. 15.—Wind %V.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
DITTIR24, from Plymouth. His Majesty's ship. MacNiricenv, for
Jamaica, Went out of harbour, and remains at Spithead. Arrived
the Anna Louisa:'—, from Hasulturgh for Rio de Janeiro; and
Henrietta Frederica, —, from do. for Oporto. Sailed the Ca-
roline, Twiner, and Prosperity, Duce, for London.
LIVRAPOOL, Dec. 14.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Crescent,
Fleur', from Barcelona ' • Maria Augusta, —, from Bilboa;
Squid, Waxen:, from Seville; Thisbe, DUNCAN, from Malaga;
Matchless, Kivu, and Combatant, Gluier, from St. John's, New
Brunswick ; Penelope, Paste, from blieamichi ; Integrity.Wit.son,
from Ricliebucto ; Venus, TAYLOR, and Hotspur, BRAGG, from
Quebec; Lord Kenmure, %am, from Bay Chakur; and the
Sally, Locum, from Leghorn.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

The Marquis of Carmarthen has arrived at his father's, the
Duke of Leeds's, in Brutun-street, from Hornby Castle, Yorkshire.
Lord Muncaster arrived yesterday, at his house in Curzon-aireet,
from Blelton Mowbray.
Earl Pomfret left his seat, Easton, Northamptonshire, for Sbug-
borough Park, Davcutry.
Lady and illiss Lovatt have arrived at Miller's Hotel, Jermyn.
street, from a tour. - •
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Lord Melbourn arrived in town on Monday.
Lord Milton arrived in London on Wednesday, from Yorkshire.
S. Crawley, Esq. M.P. and Mrs. Crawley, have arrived at the
Clarendon Hotel, Bond.street, from their seat in Suffolk.
Sir George Nugent, But. left Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street, for
his seat in Bucks.

The Marquis of Titebileld has arrived at his father's, the Duke
of Portland's, Welbeck, Notts, from a tour.
Sir Roger Gresley, Bart. arrived yesterday, at Stevens's Hotel,
Bowl-street, from his seat, Drakelow, Derbyshire.
Count Woronauw has left town for the Hail of Pembroke's
seat, Wilton House, Wily,.

- /iepartures from the Pulteney Hotel, Albemarle-street :—Wit-
Ham Fawsett, Esq. for Bath; and Captain Gunning, R. N. for
Portsmouth.

Earl Bathurst left town for Brighton yesterday.
The Magid. of Cholmondeley arrived in town on Monday.
Lord arid Lady Frederick Beauclerk arrived yesterday, at their
house in Fitzroy-square, from their seat, ICAmpton Vicarage, liens.

Manson. Dec. I.4.—His Majesty's phaetons were
in waiting-at the usual.bour yesterday aftesuoon at the Royal Lodge,
but the rain coning on hisAhlasesrir was prevented taking his in•
tended drive: - • - •

Yiincr LsoroLo arrived at Marlborough House on'
Wednesday, from his residence at Clermont. Ilia Royal Highness
returned to Claremont in the evening.
Yesterday, soon after one o'clock, Mr. WA TTIIN, the,
King's Messenger, was dispatched from the Foreign Oflice, for Ire-
land, with great speed : he started in a chaise and four.
Wednesday evening a foreign courier was sent off
with dispatches from the Secretary of State's office for the Colonial
Department, for the lonian Ides.
Yesterday,about halt-past twelve o'clock, Mr. K RAUB,
one of the King's Foreign Messengers, arrived at the Foreign
Office in Downing-street, said to bring dispatches from Madrid.
lie bad travelled with much speed, as be came over from Calais
in an open boat, although be only arrived in Downing-street in a
chaise and pair.
The public are respectfully informed, that Messrs.
Thiect.ar, Teleran, BZVAII, and Co. are now the London corres-
pondents of Messrs. Wataset, Erne, and STANLIT, of the Shef-
field and Rotherham Banks.

We are authorised to state, that the drafts and notes
of Messrs. Herron and Co. Bankers, at Richmond and Leyburn,
in Yorkshire, and those of Messrs. FOIST= and Co. Bankers also,
at Carlisle and Penrith, were, immediately upon the suspension of
Messrs. 1'01.6 and Cu. taken up by Sir Jona PIRRING. Swim,
liaaaita' and Co. and that all demands upon those firms have been
paid by them. • !
We contradict, in the most positive terms, the para-
graph which appeared in the New Times of this morn-
ing, announcing that the Bank of Messrs. DEANE And
LITTLEH A LiCb, of Winchester, had suspended their pay-
ments. Messrs. DEANS and LITTLEHALES are quite
prepared to pay all demands th.t can be made upon
them, either at Winchester, or at Mr. JOHN BENTA LL'S
(Broker) ,Angel-court, Throgniorton-street, who is their
Agent, for the present, in London.

Accounts from the Cape of Good Hogre - state, the
arrival of the Enterprise steam-vessel, in fifty-six days
from the Engli4l Channel. The passage is frequently
m merchant ships in from fifty-five to sixty days.
FAIMINGDoN WARD WITHOUT.--A lively canvass
for the representatson of this extensive and highly re-
spectable Ward in the Common Council has com-
menced, and a spirited contest is expected on the day
of election.

Some incidents which occurred at Banking-houses in the City,.
during the present week, are worthy of being preserved as cha-
raderiitic of the crisis, as well as evincing the manner in which the
difficulty has been met. _ _

One establishment, not far from the Mansion-house, owing to
turnout s, had to sustain a run for invr days, in the course of which,
1..,7G0,0001. was paid. Several persons who kept cash in the house,
and 'applied to the principal for information respecting the state of
its ;traits, could only obtain fur answer, " We attend to no such
questions ; your balance is teady, take it and place it where you
think it will be in greater piety." The principal pat tner attended
in peripit behind the counter during the whole of the run, and kept
the bailing-house open an hour later than usual.
One house extensively connected. with Country Banks, was ex-
posed to a tremendous run, solely on that account.. They extended
the hours of business till eight o'clock, and satisfied all comers with
the utmost promptitude.
The finial Exchange Assurance Company have given notice on
the Stock Exchange, that they are ready to advance money on a:11
stuck of their capital thit might be pledged with them.