Star.
London, England, 1825-03-10 00:00:00

NAVAL INTLLLIGENGE.

The Charles the Fourteenth, Jamas, from Gottenburgh to
Grangemouth, was driven on shore near Dunbar, 7th instant, and It
was feared would be wrecked.
The Friends. MAW, from London to Gainsbro', was driven on
shore near the Spurn Point, 7tk instant, and filled with water.
The Mellish, --, from Calcutta to London, was to sail on the
16th November. She may be daily expected.
FALMOUTH, MARCH B.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Hero, DTI,
from Buenos Ayres and Pernambuco for London—sailed the 41st
December, and from the latter place in 41 days. with loss of an
anchor, and short of provisions and water; and Providence, Nova,
from St. Michael's, in twelve days.
PLYMOUTH, Manes B.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Louisa of
Jersey, front Gibraltar, in 25 days. Sailed the Intrepid, Alma LT,
for Alexandria.
Poalsmourn, Ma aux 9.—Wind S.W.—Sailed the Victory,
Fort,-for London, under jurymasts. This vessel got on shore here
on the 23d of November last. Also the Tyne (late sloop of war,
sold out of the service) for London.
Cowes, Marten 9.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Hon. Company's
ship Herefordshire, Hoye, from the Downs for Madras and China;
and Jemima, Caere, from ditto for Trinidad.
Dial., Mncu 9.-.. Wind S. W.—No arrivals or sailing&
LrvaarooL, klancas B.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Arcturus,
Coons, from Smyrna.

ARRIVALS AT BATH.

Lady Falkner, Hon. Mrs. Noel, Hon. Mr. Sc. John, Mon. T.
Lister, Sir Hugh Palliser, Lieut.-Colonel Gibbing*, Lieut.-Colonel
and Mrs. B. Harris, Lady Haynes, Major Cope, Major Lewis,
Captains Bronze, Huntley, D:gby, Hodson, Wallace. Gibbons,
Hadwen; Dr. Taylor, Dr. and Mrs. Woodward; Dean of Bangor
and family; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Peacock. Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
Gould; Rev. Messrs. Gossett, Pyne, Stoughton, Philips, Harvey,
Baillie, Brown, Bulteel, Freer, Wells, Pipon • Mr. and Mrs. Pine,
Rakes, Blathwayte,Campbell, Richer,Peacock and family,Morgan,
Moulden and family. Donne, Jones and family, James, Gossett and
family, Gould, Daniel, Bfune, Williams, Thompson, Symonds,Wat.
lock, Gardener, Mc. ke..

ARRIVALS AT CHILTENHASI.
Lord W. Lennox, Sir C. Pratt, Ladies M. and C. Berkeley, Mr.
and Mrs. Grantley, Berkeley, Captain Dand, Captain and hit.
Shaw, Major IP Dougall, Colonel Burke, Captain M'Gordon,
Captain Pritchard, Capt. Elton, R.N. Major Elliott, Col. Dearly,
Rev. Mr. Daniel; Messrs. Gibbon, Brown, Turner, Gordon, Pes-
tor, Beck, Greene, Wortley, Lambert, Hemming, Lewis, Stewart,
Agar, Jones, Little, Kingsmill, Ash, Gordon' A. Smith. Grieve,
Walters, French, Manger, ant Constable ; Mistresses Chestons,
Sawyer, Michell, Huh, and Walters; Misses Jones, Chestons,
Walters, &c. &c.

The Cabinet Ministers dined with Viscount MELvILLE
yesterday.
Air. Secretary CANNING, we are happy to say, was
so much recovered yesterday, as to be able to walk with the assist-
ance of a stick.
' Sir CHARLES SroAarleft town yesterday, and ex-
pected to sail on Monday from Portsmouth for Lisbon, on an im-
portant mission to the King of PORTUGAL.
The Duke of CAMBRIDGE had determined on visiting
England fur some months during the present season, accompanied
by his Royal Duchess, and preparations were making in London
for the reception of their Royal Highnesses ; 'but in consequence
of the grievous misfortune which has befallen Hanover, by the
breaking of the dykes, and the dreadful calamities brought on the
people, his Royal Highness has determined on foregoing the plea-
sure of visiting his native country, and intends to remain in Hano-
ver, to give every possible assistance and relief to the inhabitants.
A public dinner is to be given in Edinburgh to Mr.
BROUGHAM, on Tuesday the sth of April, en which day
_ ylr. B. arrives in that City.