Star.
London, England, 1825-08-09 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

ST. JACO, CAPS DIL ViROS, JUNt Is.—The Lady Flora, M41)4 -
MILL, arrived from London the 27th of May, and sailed fur. :a-
dras June 2.
Passemisas era Praimus, Captain Brodie, from Bengal, Madras,
2nd Ceylon :—Mn. Brodie, Mrs. Tumbleton, Mrs. Rose, Mrs.
Clutterbuck, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Potts, Miss Rose. Miss E. Ra=e,
Major Turner, Major Evans, Lieutenant Arthur, Lieutenant Potts,
Mr. Gibson, Mr. Dart, Mr. Campbell, Miss Campbell, Mr. ClOt-
terbuck, Miss Ilough, Miss Clutterbuck ; three scldiers, three
women, two children, servants.
THS CAPS —His Majesty's ships OWKW GLZMOWIIII and &OVA-
Lame were to sail from the Cape for the Mauritius the 17th of June.
PASSZNOM PSIS MIS MAamY's ante AMMONIAC'S'S., PROM Ins
Qtrs.—Captain H. Luitt.mr, his Majesty's 55th Infantry.
The Admiralty Board have determined to send a nag (Met to
India, to have the superintendance of the naval affairs in fiat
quarter. Rear-Admiral Sir T. M. MEW, Ban. K.C. B. it is said
is the Officer likely to be selected for this service; and the %Vita-
min, in Portsmouth Dock-yard, has been ordered to be brought
forward, and put in a fir state to be commissioned ass flag-ship.—
The Marries gun-brig is about to be commissioned shortly, for
the surveying service in the Mediterranean.
Mr. Joits, Assistant Surgeon of l'ortsmouth yard, is appointed
Surgeon of the Naval yard at Bermuda.
The North Star, —, from-Nliramichi to Boness, was-on shore
near Allenby on Saturday last, and it was feared would go to pieces.
FALMOUTH, AUGUST 7.—Wind W.N.W.—No arrivals. Sailed
the Jane, Hint, for Cork ; and Brothers, Hossint, for Greenock.
PLYMOUTH, Actiosr 7.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the iltailstord,
WILSON, from Miramichi—sailed the 14th July. Sailed the Indus..

try, KA RCLAY, for &hien.
DIVONEORT, AIIGUIT 4.—Sailed the CAsintow. Captain Iran_
sear, and the &env 11, Lieutenant Clangor, for Falmouth.—Came
into Harbour the Active, to be paid off and recommissioned.—
Yesterday the Demo, 46, was commissioned by Captain Saliva.
Crusts .s. Capt.W,C..irtivorse has commissioned the Parosons,lB.
. Poatsnoultr, Mousy B.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Pro-
vidence, Youtrazu, from Shediac, in 38 days. Put back, his Ma-
jesty's ship Romney.
(M Monday last the Resolution cutter, Lieutenant BOLUAWs ten.
der to his Majesty's ship Gasses, seized off Christchurch, 90 albs
of spirits of brandy, which were deposited in the Custom•hoysu
here on the following day.
Captain Fames= Atmosycs Wirrnintazt has commissioned the
Fn? Is, at this port. for a foreign station. lieutenants CoLsos,
Ferruto, and T. K. Thomson, and Mr. Summon, Purser, are ap-
pointed to her.
The WA sears, 76, at this port, was on Tuesday ordered to be
fitted for commission and sea service. It is said, she is intended for
the East India station, and to bear a Rear-Admiral's flag.—ln Doth,
repairing, Haaesaart keseonz, ASAI, MMINUM11:1117 and Hamm.
Tuesday. the Russian frigate K ' natzer Captain Lahanoee,
sailed for Cumstadt ; the Caws?' arrived to-thy from a cruise.
Remain—GLaseow, BRAM, Huns; Roxscr, in &oke's Bay;
RANG= St. Helen's.

Deal., Airmen 7.—Wind S.W..—Arrived yesterday, and sailed
for the River, Quebec Packet, and Nile, &mazy, frum Quebec;
Simon Taylor ....cfrent Jamaica ; Here, Comma, from Creel-
peachy; also, .to.day, the Unicorn, —, from St. Vincent's;
George 'Ebben, DITSDALN from Antigua ; William and Alfred,
Mason from Dominica • Henry and Harriet, Saute, (rum
Quebec and the Ann, Pa;:raaatis, from the Mediterranean. Came
down &ern be River, and remain, the Topaze, &MAYA; for &c-
-hadors; Laconia, Danuts, for New York; .ondon, Satter, foe
Quebec ; Louisa, Bran, for Malaga; and Caledonian, —, for
Quebec. Sailed the Medway convict ship. and Marchioness 11as-
tinp, for New South Wales; Fanny and Dove, for the South Sens.
Auo. S.W.—Arrived from the River, and remain
the Loyalists, Ramis, for Prince Edward's Island; Elford,
MiLucrin, for Zante. The Anglesey cutter has returned from
the westward, with several of the outward bound.

buxom'.' Ammer N.W.—Arrived the Elisabeth,
Worn, from the Cape of Good Hope—sailed the 26th of May;
Hesperus CONNINGIIA3I, from Newfoundland; Jane, Wits, and
James, YOUNG, from St. Petenburgh ; and the Wilhelmina, Mae
from Memel.

SHIPWRECKS.
KINGSTON, (JAMAICA), JUNE 11.
LOSS OF THE OCEAN, OF BRISTOLA...WE have learnt
with considerable regret, that the ship Ocean, FURLONG,
of Bristol, which went out of Old Harbour on Monday
last, fully laden, went on Morris's Reef, where she was
lying when the Rambler left Old Harbour. The schooner
West Indian and sloop Adventure, with several boats
from the shipping, were alongside of her, to endeavour
to save the cargo. It is now ascertained that she has
14 feet water in her hold, and that only about 80 or 90
casks of her upper tier of cargo can be saved; and even
that depends on the state of the weather, which has been
very bois.erous for some time past.
" Aux Cayes, June Bth.
" The fine brig Qareinont, Ganden, from London, .baud to
Pon- hlorAnt, in ballast, struck on La Folk (Fool's Rock),'at site
A. x. on the 26th April, and became a total wreck. A small part
of the vessel's materials was saved by the Captain and crew, and
brought hither on the 29th, as they were obliged to abandon the
vessel, in consequence of the natives threatening them with .violente,
in case they remained longer by the wreck.
* The smack Seas of Commerce, Gibbs, sailed from Jactnel on
the 15th ult. bound to London, ai a cargo of ma, in bags, and
at 2 A. x. on the 17th ark. struck on La Voile, and the following
day became a complete wreck.—Every assistance was rendered
her from this place, and about 470 bags of coffee and the greater
part of the vessel's materials were saved from the wreck, all of
which were brought hither and sold for account of those concerned?'

A letter from Constantinople, of 22d of June, re-
ceived by way of Odessa, says: •i The Porte has lately
given a very energetic Note to the British Ambassador
here, complaining of the conduct of a Captain of an
English ship at the Isle of Rhodes, who had compelled
the Turkish P.tcha commanding there, by a bombard-
ment from his frigate, to imdemnify the English Con-
sul for robberies committed on his property by
Turkish sailors."

The Dowager Marchioness of Sautortrair's Conver-
saxione on Sunday evening was attended by the folio**, Fashion-
able. :..Their Excellencies the I'rince Polignae, tiad do, Count
Ludolff; Marquis of Hertford, Earl of Westaiselead,taBu fg-
hersh, Earl Poulett Richard -and Lady ilitischiii,llle nu
Boroughs, Ban. Countesses of Ewes std Paulet, WY 'Caroline
Patties, antes. Ludolif, Lady Georgian Vane, Lady Caroline
!Latham and zdr. Barham, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Rich, Ham M.
sell, Mr. GilestCountess Charleville and Miss TWA, Wirt and
C.uuatess Stackelbetv, Gen. Capel, Mrs. ESNs= and lass Montagu,
Hon. Fred. Byng.
The following Gentlemen were last week elected
and sworn in memberspf the Corporation of Devises MADLY,
Rev. C.' LUCAS, Messrs. WILYLLO, SCOTT, 13AT1T.81114 TRINOTaI
Bowman, BATNTUN, SWIM, and STILATIOn• In lbis Bu-
g mugh there is a differe uce of opinion relative to its Reprcrentatives.