Star.
London, England, 1825-12-13 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived off Dover, the Diadem, SNKLL, from Smyrna; =lli
Endymion, —, from hliramichi. _ _

' The Joseph, Y errs, from St. t'etersburgh to Liverpool, has ben
abandoned at sea, and was off Yarmouth yesterday, dismasted.
The Three Brothers, A , from Rotterdam, was ahandwei
off the coast of Norfolk on Sunday,with four feet water in her hold.
The Two Brothers, OLTMANN from Aalfstadt to Hull, was sa
shore near Trusthorp,on Thursday.
FALMOUTH, Dec. 11.-IVind N. light airs.—Arrived for
Young Oliver, Mtrcuicic, from Lisbon, in 14 days.
POITCMOUTH, Dec. 12.—Calm.—Sailed the Arab transrort, se
Deptford.
Dem., Dec. 12.—Wind S.W. by S. light airs —Arrived aed
sailed for the River, the Sappho, NOAICI, from Smyrna; and :I,e
Maekinson, of Liverpool, from Rio de Janeiro. Came down fro-n
the River, and remain, with the rest of the outward baud, the
Magdalena, Hume, for Vera Cruz; Ariel, —, for Sierra Lace;
Lively, BA. for Bourdeaux; Carshalton Park, Sam, for
Jamaica ; Alert, I:l.t.rs, for Pwilhely ; Rleanor, %Luaus, foe
Bristol; and the Vincedor des Santos, for Oporto.
Ltvenroor., Dec. 11.—Calm.—Arrived the Donor, Dow,
from Dantzic ; and Ann, Tuttocw,. from flamburgh. Off the
port, the Three Sisters, 11P-toter, from Miramichi.

The Duke of BRUNSWICK and suite, left Blakei
Hotel, in Jermyn-street, this morning, for the Continent.
The Duke of WELLINGTON arrived at the Royal
Hotel, in Birmingham, on Wednesday evening, and proceeded oe
to Teddesley Park, the seat of E. J. Lerrurtos, Esq. M.P.
Mr. TIERNEY is returned to town with his health
perfectly renovated.
Captain COTTINGHAM arrived yesterday morning at
the Foreign Office, in Downing-street, with dispatches from Liu!
&Assort's% at St. Petenburgb.
Mr. Secretary Govutuax sailed from Dublin for
-Holyhead. Thg,_ departure of the Honnurabk Gendtsu
was occasioned, lilt said, by intelligence received only yeuerdii
that Lord Poturarrom is to be called to the Upper Roam, ut
Mr. GOVUOURN ii named to succeed him as Secretary at War.
The latter Gentleman will. in that event, it is said, offer hiar,e.f
for the University of Cambridge.—Ditblin Ererting Post, Dec. la
The Duke of WELLINGTON, we hear, this been a.
pointed by the Court of Ohancery one of the guardians of tke
dren of the late Mrs. Losto Wsta.estar.
REPRESENTATIVE PEERAGE OF IRELAND.—S'a'e
Votes :-....L0rd FARNHAM 40, Lord Mornircsstres 37—Maprity
for Lord FARNHAM 3.—Peers who voted on Friday for 14
Montyrcssn EL—the Earl of Motaa and Viscount Hamm. Dm

are 26 Peers yet to vote.
D'EoVELLE has a new Ballet nearly ready for repre-
sentation at the King's Theatre. The corps de ballet will eslu• •
a greater number of beautiful women than have been comprici
in that establishment for many years,
Report speaks highly of a new Annual Volume, en
titled Janus, which is about to be published by Mesas. Out
and Born, of this City. We understand that the Editor has
fortunate enough to secure the assistance of several very unjust
literary characters, and the names in particular of Miss Emasoars
Mr. Cotratocx, Professor WILSON. Mr. LOCAART, Mr. De
car (the Opium Eater), &c. &c. have been mentioned to us.
Edinburgh Weekly Journal.
PANORAMA or Mexico.—We were favoured with a
private view of the Panorama of Mexico, on Saturday last. wh
was opened to the public yesterday; and .although Saturday *
very inauspiciouslor the exhibition, we were pleased with it, anj
sure that it will prove attractive, as conveying a very pleasint.'"d
we believe, correct representation of a City visited by
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Europeans, and rendered extremely interesting of late, not
ten
by political events, but by its having become a field for the
ployment of British capital and enterprise. The reproentana
a Bull Flight forms a striking and uncommon feature in the ro•
rams, and appears to be very well executed.
The New Catholic Association met on Saturday
LAURENCS CLINCH, Esq. in the Chair, but nothing '
the slightest interest passed; indeed, these Meetings r•
becoming so insufferably dull, that the proctedirgs ate
not worth reporting.
An extraordinary number of country bankers, fall
all parts of England, were in town yesterday, either in
the purpose of procuring specie and Bank.notes as
protection against a run on them, or to ascertain b.
their own observations, the state of affairs among the'
London ft iends. Several of them were to be seep
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most of the leading banking-houses, anxiously svaitinl
their turn for an interview with the principals. 111
heads of nearly 'all the London houses are as rept+
and mutant in their attendance during this unsettle
state of the iv oney-market as any of their clerks,
frequent are the applications to them for supplie'
specie and Bank-notes for the country. '
A few.' months prior to his demise, Earl Wu,
WORTH, with the intent of passing some months lea!,
with us, purchased an estate, includieg a fife'
mansion, in Brunswick-terrace. ilk purchase auw.'
about six thousand pounds, his Lordship borrow.' •
his amiable conscrt, the Duchess of DORSET. 00:
death of the Earl, neither the said estate, nor the
which it gave rise to, being mentioned ia his Lord'.
will or papers, the property devolved to the
law of his Lordship's family. The Duchess, in
Crlio
quence,"not willing to be deprived of what her be._ ti
hord had so selected, re-purchased of the said boric
said estate; at the origipal cost price; ands but a 23,
mouthi subsequent to that event, her Grace ash
die debt of &Ante. The Dorset family, theref°re.on'
lost six thousand pounds by this singular nroiss' ht
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(iced of Eart WHIT Wotan. The Dachess's
Lady DRLAWA RRE, is now in possession of the estate'

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