Star.
London, England, 1825-07-15 00:00:00

NArAL INTELLICE.vCE.

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The following arrivals have been announced at the New England!
Coffee-house this forenoon Arrived the London line-of-packet
ship Aeabter, Captain Cmtasvact, in 21 days from New York,
having sailed from that pert four days after the Liverpool
William Thomson, not yet arrived. Captain CHADIRWA advises or
the arrival out of the James -Cropper, with London dates a tie
24th of May."
The Ann, Gomm, arrived at &hull, from Jamaica, parted
company with the Lady WWI& and the Louisa, bostid-to -Lon-
don, in a gale, on the 31st May, in lat. 24. Meg IS._

The LcTuisa; frosts Jamaica to London, wai spoken with on the
2d ult. in a very leaky state. The Captain thought be could keels
her free till he readied Havannah.
The Lord Exmouth; froni Jamaica to Halifax, is abandoned at tn.
The Anna, Souzasau., was on shore on the North side of Ber-
muda, the 16th May.
The South Esk,lhneas.x, was on shore the 16th ult. near Faro ;
cargo landing.
The Marquis of Anglesey, from Jamaica to London, was spoken
the 4th ult. in lat. 49. long. 21. with loss of boats, several sails, &c.
The Fame, HORNET, was abandoned the 3d uk. in lat. 25. lot:E.
56—seven feet water in her hold.
Fausount, JULY 13.—Wind S.W. fresh breezes.—Arrived the
Francis Reeling packet, frdm Buenos Ayres—sailed the 6th ?lay ;
Itedpok packet, from Carthagena—sailed sth May; from Jamaica,
24th; and Crooked Island, 30th ditto; Lady Louisa packet, frot,s
America—sailed from New York, 2d June; and Halifax, 15th dn.
Stanmer Packet, from Lisbon--sailed 26th ultimo • his Majesty's
cutter Basu.sex, from London, with specie fur Dublin; and the
Ariadne, &minx. from Caliph. Of the port, Edward Quesnel,
Hawants, from New York, in 27 days; and John ilickard.Deucas:,
from Tobago. Sailed the Magnet packet, fur Lisbon.
POZTIMOWIII, JULY 14.—Wind E.—Arrived the Duchess of
York transport, from 13arbadoes—sailed 26th May. The Levant,
buses, from Jamaica, has put lute Cowes fur water, having cape-
rieuced bad weather fa the Gulf, and lost her boats, bo's'n. Its, Sze.

Dear, Jute 14.—Wind S.S. V.—Arrived the Slept's, Tai:osa,
from Alexandria. Arrived from the River, and rtmain, the Surat
Castle, DUV LYON, for Rio; William Pallier, flames, fur Batavia;
'Matilda. Wattacr, for St. Domingo; Ann, Fuvrt.ca, for North
America; and William, Yonsaia, for the South Seas.
Ltvaaroot, JULY 13.—. Wind &W.—Arrived the Andes, lissc,
from Calcutta—sailed ilds February; Swallow, Nuntotsus, from
Lima—sailed from Chorillos, lath March.; Arab, Hastruros, from
Rio; Brothers, Tnowson from Maranham ; Golden Fleece*,
Ream, from Macaio--sailetinth May; Star, 13111tTON. from Per.
namboco ; Margaret and Ann, ott-t, from Buenos Ayres; Roscoe.
Hasoriavits, from Demerara • Barton, Cantina.; Robert James
Haynes, Hammes ; Diary, en; and Laura, 'ALBUM, from Bar-
hadoes; Virginia, Fosalu; Robert Yukon, Barron; and Thule,
?omit, from New York—sailed 11tli Jane; Ludes, Smantsos ;
Fame, Pratt; Jasper, Cnocitzp; Isabella, Waxt.son • and. Old
Maid, Tour, from Carkston • Halcyon, Woonza; acrd Tamer-
lane, Jonsson, from Savannah—sailed 1 Ids June ; Vittoria, Guar,
and Merton, from Jamaica ; • Homer, Kean; ;rum Cam.
peachy ; Flora, Stars; Canova, and °rand Turk
from New York.

Lord 13Looatriat.D isgone for a month to St. Pe-
tenbursh, from Stockholm. •
Accounts front Buenos Ayres state, that 2 forgery of
Bank notes had taken place, so well esecuted, that they were even
taken at the Bank and re-issued. The refusal of the Bank to pay
the forged notes, had tacked some displi-astne, and was thought
calculated to hurt the credit of the Bank itself.

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The import of cotton into Liverpool, on the 13th
and 14th Instant, was estimated at no lets than stapoo
The House of Assembly of Barbadoes has voted a
sum of 5001. sterling " to JAMES *Queen, Esq. Au-
thor of a late pamptl:t in defence of the West Indies,"
and Editor of the Glasgote Courier.
Letters from Naples, of the l(th of dote, state, that
the finances of that country are in such a wretched con-
dition, that there is scarcely any longer a T 1 etalliC Cill.•
rency, and the peasants supply their wants by barter.
The brother of an eminent English capitalist had just
quitted Naples, with, it is said, a contract for a new
Neapolitan loan. On the 10th of June,
it was pretended
that there had been found an image of the Virgin, i►t
the environs of Caretta, which spoke, and cured bot:t
the blind and the lame. Upwards of ten thousand per-
sons visited this image, and in the course of a few hours
it was said that other images in Naples were working
similar miracles. The streets were crowded, and at
length it was found necessary to call on the police to
disperse the multittde.
Wednesday evening, a fine boy, of the age of eighteen
months, the son of Charles Taylor Watson, Eq. of
Berners•street, was left alone in the nursery by the ser-
vants, got playing with the fire, and, by means of a
small broom, which he succeeded in lighting, his dress
caught fire, and in an instant the poor infant was en-
veloped in names. His cries brought the domestics to
the room, and the flames were quickly extinguished,
bat not before his face, hands, arms, and legs, were
burnt and scorched in a distressing manner. Every
medical aid was procured, and the usual remedies were
applied, but of no avail whatever, he endured the most
dreadful torture for nearly two hours, when death put
an end to his misery.
TKUNDKR Srortra.—Monday a most terrific thondir
storm broke over Apperley•Conit House, in which the
proprietors (the Ladies STRICKLAND) were sitting, but
fortunately they, with all the family, escaped unhurt,
which is the more miraculous, as there is not a corner
of the building on which the lightning .did not leave
some mat ks of its awful visitation. It struck a chimney,
unroofing that part of the house, burst out a large
space of a wall, threw down tile coping stones, arid
scattered them in pieces over the gravel walk, and shi-
vered one entire window and its casing to atoms;
buining the paper and stripping the gold mouldings of •
the drawing room. The crash which accompanied the
lightning can never be forgotten by those who heard
it—it was not like thunder, but a tremendous explosion
like the bursting of cannon in' the room. The house
was at the same moment fined with a sulphureous
smoke, and yet, we rejoice to say, every inmate of its .
walls was providentially preserved. The storm ex-
tended to Gloucester, Tewkesbury and Winclicusnb ;
the thunder clouds burst on the Cotswold bills. • .

Wednesday, WALLACIeS sword arrive) at Glasgow,.
in a box, from Dumbarton Castle, on its way,,Ap the.
Tower of London. The removal has occasioned a good •
deal of dissatisfaction in that part of the-country, where •
the name of the immortal hero of Scotland is cheriltied. -
with a peculiar regard.
The inhabitants of Glasgow have hit upon an encel-
lent method of reducing the present exorbitant 'pike of
flesh meat, by coming to a resolution to "%eat no more
flesh" till it shall find its level with the pt ice of other
necessaries of life. In consequence, the meat mark t
has been, for the last fortnight, in a complete stagnatioit.
TONBRIDGI WiLLS. JULY I2.—Some tune since; One
of our Excise officers seized a silk handkerchief from a
man, at the Hare and Hounds in this place, which. was
round his neck. The handkerchief was sent to L'indoii,
to the Commissioners of Customs, to be condemned—
.hey have since retutned it, stating it must be given I
!tack to the owner, as it had been worn.
Mr. A. Dun, of &Word,. had his pocket picked on
Bath Race Course, of a check for SU and a 51. note.
tile immediately gave infarnraiints at the Sauk (of ;
qessrs. Smith, Moget, and Evans), and within ten ;
ninnies after, the ci.eque was ;nest:liked tor p tyment :
t was traced to the: keeper of au h: 0. table, who tint.
.:counting for tie tuaituct in C.A... hy ‘t,
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