Star.
London, England, 1825-10-04 00:00:00

NA TA L LVTGLLIGENCE.

The following notices were posted at Lloyd's yesterday :
Loncarrea, OCT. I.—The Commerce, Pattenaatt, from London
to Preston, which was driven on shore at the mouth pf the Ribble
on the 17th of Angus*, has been got off with much damage, and
carried into Lytham.
Peaxamsaco, Mo. 29.—A launch with iron and steel, dia
charging from the Ann Monday, from London, went down along.
side that vessel.
From the Agent to Lloyd's at Batavia, dated 7th April :—.‘l The
Mentor, Ross, from the Mauritius to Batavia, was upset (luting a
squall cm the 48th of January, in lat. 4. 37. long. 99.30. Crew
and passengers, forty in number, -- of whom only have been
saved. Capt. Roes is among the number perishes."--(The number
saved is obliterated by the wafer in the letter).
The Venus, Known, arrived at the Cape from the Mausities,
sailed the I.sth of June. Left Mere his Majesty's ships Ammar,
BAIRACOPTA, and Lynne. The latter bad brought in the brig Mom
under Spanish colours, with 160 slaves on board, which she bad
captured in St. Augustine's Bay, Madagascar.
The Qty of Chester has been abandoned at sea. Crew saved by
the Venerable, arrived off the Wight, from Quebec.
The Eaton, Rims, of Cardigan, was on shore near Kinsale ea
the 30th ultimo.

Founsumr, OCT. 2.-Wind S.SR—Arrived his Majesty's ship
Twain, from Portsmouth for Halifax ; Albion, Cussausour, from
Valparaiso for Guernsey—sailed the 17th June; Ann, Canyons,
from Messina; Margaret, Bowls**, from London for Lisbon;
and the George, HOUGHTON. from Bahia.
Poirsxnueu, Orr. A— Wind S.W. to &E.—Arrived the Greek
man of war brig Chnoni, Capt. Montag, from Hydra for Landon,
and is under quarantine; Travis, Fours, front Rio de Janeiro;
Conirtitor,GODJY, from Quebec—sailed Slit August; Kite cutter,
from Dublin; and the Scorpinn cutter, from a ends,.
Dsaa, Oer. s.—Wind && W.—Passed through, the Regalia,
from Bombay—sailed the Ilth May. The wind having
shifted this morning to S.S.E. the Catherine, the Thalia, and a
brig, turned away to the westward ; k has since backed to the
S.S. W. but they have not returned.
HALF-PAST Fm,., r.u.—lt looks very squally to the soutbward,
but the outward bound continue to the westward.
Lives:coo, Orr. 2.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived the Woodckb:
Jocrson, from Monte Video—sailed 20th July; Regular,
from Berbice ; Delaware, Hosswron, from Virginia; Vestal,
RORERSION, from C.ampeachy; and the Susan, Miami, front New
York. Off the port, the Shamrock, from Paraiba ; Forrest, from
Charleston; Franklin, front New Orleans; and the William, from
Miramichi.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCTOBER 3.
Buin EMIRS= INWARDS-.The Grace, from Rostock; Rum,
from Embden ; Dandy, from Alkmaar; Lark, Esther, and Pearson,.
from liamburgh ; Donne and Goede Hoop, from Amsterdam.
Exviessa oorwoaos—The Albion, for Leghorn • Rambler, (c
Malta ; Arm, for Oporto; Paris, for Blanca.; Reiman, for Sierra
Leone ; Risabstb, for Tobago ; Thames, for New South Wales.
CLomuse &Mumps—The Glory, for. Rotterdam; Lady Sher,
brooke and PkWp, for Jamaica; Armide, for Havre; Dart, for
Ostend; Jones for Calais; and Henrietta, Buenos Ayres.

Monsieur FALCK the Ambassador from the Nether-
lands. transact's% bosses. wkk Mr. Secretary Canons yesterday
afternoon, at the- Anglia Mee, Downing-street.
Yesterday, the RIM Hon. W. Husalasou transacted
businen with Mr. Secretary Canonic, previous to the Right Ron.
Gentleman leaving town.
Dispatches were received on Sunday at the Foreign
Office, from Paris. •
The CHANCZLLOIt of the EXclitQUiß bas left town •
fir Yorkshire.

The East India Company's ship. Warren Hastings,
outward-bound, vras all well on the 9th of June:in let. 19. ilootb,
long. 24. 30. West.
COMMITTAL OP CAPTAIN BENCIIII, FOR FORGERY.--.
This individual was this day Anagy examined and fully committed
from Bow.atnset, for forging two checks, the one for 1174. sad the
other for 751. on the baking-house of News. Sam* and Co.
on the Ildth of June last.


14WMAIIkET.

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moNDAT Ammons; Out OT/dm'

The arrivals since yesterday morning have been very few in
number, and the town is very dull.
Ills Royal Highness the Duke of York arrived in his travelling
'cartage and four yesterday afternoon; and 'afterwards piocietied
front the Palace to Cheveley Park. His Royal Highness appears
to enjoy excellent health.
There are also arrived the Dukes of Grafton and Portland,
Lords G. 11. Cavendith, Bentinek, Allan, &c.
Colonel Udny bad also arrived, but has been obliged to leave,
in consequence of the death of his mother.
Very little betting bas taken place on anything, except the St.
Leger at Doncaster of next year, and for this on two bosses only,
♦it. Bediamite and brother to Barefoot—the former of which is at
9to 1, and the latter at 10 to I. Little has been said about the
st. Leger here on Wednesday, and that little is so indefinite that
we can only say there win be a race for it, and fur which Rufus is
the favourite.
The sport for the week, though not possessing any very great in..
writ, i; expected to be good, and may be thus summed up :
To.day there will be five races, and tomorrow six. On Wed.
"way the St. Leger aod the Anson Stakes, of 300 sum each, for
which :bete are seven subscribers. Thursday, the King's Plate,
the Town Plate, and the Post Sweepstakes of 150 sovereigns each ;
for which latter fourteen horses have been named, including fr.:na-
r,et, Untine, Peter Proteus, &e. but several will be drawn. On
the last day there is only one match as yet ; but some others, as
wen as handicaps, will, it is supposed, be made in the course of a
4,y or two. The Course is at present nut well attended.